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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
melrole.

9ienstagr1orgen ~bergan9ener Wpde
iegnete bo6tn'ter Migr. 8. @tdter be
einem 8rautatmte in Der ct. 8o1ifa5tl1sz
Stride belt bon 2onis @erla6 nnb SRI
gbereiia 30life ge16loiIenen 1renbnro.
SIM &reiie bon geripanbten nl1b Srennz
Ben fanb mad Der fir9Ii6en Seier bel Den
grauteltern Elm gemiitlides @od5eitsfelt
ifatt, tpobei bas iunge Baar nit Den
ber8lid1ten G%fid1plniden reid1li6 be-
ba9t puroe.s 9aB 1i9 bieielben bertpirfli=
6en m0genL 1T Der nadtrasli6e 8nni9
bes Morbitern.
Mpntag bergangener Bo6e ~feierten
Sobn 2oren3 unb @attin Die 5ebnte Sab
restpieberfebr ibrer @erebeli9ung, 5u
peIdem Sefe Sic Subilanten bon Ser
ipanoten nno Srenrben be9ribt unb be-
glidtpini9t 1purben.
Das finger @ebdl1be, III tpelbem Der
@dneiber @tan. Seltnef felt ben lebten.
Monaten iein @anbnerf betreibt, 1T bon
bemielben bieler Sage fdnfli6 eritanoen
tDorben.
@einri6 @nlfmmn l1nb Gattin baben
anfangs Iebter Bode ibr Setm bon bier
1a6 ct. glpub berle9t.
s%sanilie Silt. Cores bon 8isbee, 81.
traf bori9en Sreitag bier Elm nno
miro pie 8intermonate bel Srau sc.
8arbeln berbrtngen.
8ilb. finger len. nnb @attin babert ltd
O9itte letter 8o6e na6 8elgrabe be9ez
ben, ipo tie ipdbrenb Der 8intermonate
Bel ibrer Endfer S4rau @eorg 9olb tbr
nnterfomme11 baben neroen.
g. q. Gembrod, tpel9er I'M 2oiez
broef 9epartement 5tore Nniteunng .als
2abenbiener batte, lit na9 Ogema abge<
reiH, mo er Sic Setting zines Gemtibt@
tparengeiddftes angetreten bat.
ssn Dem 8efinDen Der Sran Soiepb
8eue, tpel6e an Ser 2uugenent5unbnng
Iitt, 1T CUR Sreube tbrer Nngeborieen Ell
ne berartige 8enbung eingetreten, Die
lire balbige @eneinng erboffen ldBt.
Snlius S. Otte bat ii6 borletten Srei<
tag nadb ct. Ball begeben, mo er Dem
nnterri6t in Der 9airp 5dule beiipobnt.
Srdu Seinri6 &innenfamp ltnb 9obS
ne 2oren5 u11b Sran6 itt,o anfangs leg
ter @o6e nn6 ct. 2ouis, @o., abse@
reijf, no lie fiid fin cine Bode bel Ser
tpanoten beirdspeile aufbalten tperoen.
SRI. @enofebn Zeal, tpelde Der S6i<
Ieraabl Ser @taatsnniberittdt angebDrt,
5erfreute pdbretID Der gnotage berga1S
aet,er @obe bier tire gltern NIT 8eird1.
$. 50. 5ndmnnn plroe bon ieiner
@attin nit einem m1tnteren Sobnden
bef6enft, tpo3u uniern @liidtpunid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Greenmdlo.

Ser reuben @itterung negen mnBtf
auf einige Sage Die Nrbeit in Der nel1er
Miible eingeiteut tperben, ba Die notteer
9orbereitungen gegen Die &dlte ntGt ges
troffen ipnren.
ga9 mebrere Sage tangent 8eiu6e be-
bier mobnenben geripnnoten nnb Sreunz
ben linb Sen. SSnoerrieOel1 nnb Srat mad
ibrem 9eim IN Ogema 8nriidgefebrt.
8eim Sobn sc. Ebielen lpurbe eine
bon 1einen Sreunben 5abIret6 be1ndte
@artenpartie gebalten.
Srnn8 @Dlte bat fir ben 8tnter Or
belt beim Gerhard Ofenborf genommen.
Srau gbriit. @eifermnum 1T elmer @rz
ffdaltung tpeeen auf bie aranfenifube an
getpie1en.
Bilbelm @ei11er mar borlebten SOM
nerstag in @eiddften in Minneapolis.
8m. @eiiIer bat feline gerhinbung
nit Der &rGmer @%arbtpare So. aufgegez
ben unb lit na6 fetnem t5eim in Glrofa
5~nritdgefebrt.
SRI. 8oia Scattering, tpel6e in Ca
ipor gidboffs Samilie 5aus0tenft ber<
ri6tete, bat iid nad ibrem 3eim IN Nep
Muni6 beeeben; oes9leiben 1T SRI. Crit
itina @idboff, tpelde i'm 9ausbalt ibres
8rubers &nipar a1sbalf unb babel
I9mer3boue 8ranotpurDen IN Der linten
6onb erlttt, mad ibrem 6eim in Stem
Muni6 5~uridgefebrt.
SRI. Nlma Natbe unb Sobn &a1pt u1o
Battin mobnten Dem in 8udman abgez
8eerdbntfie bes gilbert 9el1z
tnng bel.
SRI. Matbil6a 8Dite erifattete tbrer
n Rier3 tpobnenben Sdtpefter, Srau 60.
Beinmnnn, Sic 1t@ unlau9lt elmer 0pera<
ion unter5og, einen mebrtagi9en Be<
u6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
freeport.

SIM Mubitorinm Der Rfarrf6nle miro
bas 9anfiagunssfeit in paroiger We1le
begangen. Sir f60ne l1nterbaltungen Ut
beitens eeiorgt; nadnittags ptro cine
Notwithstanding gegeben nnO
.abenbs 6 l1br Elm Seitefen ierpiert.
SRI. Moia 8runing bot ii9 tpieoer als
9fote &re113 @dapeiier eintragen lai1en
unb 1T CUR Masiibung oiesartiger Rflt6z
ten 9ienstag letter ISOLDE na9 Apaio,
galifornien. abgereiit.
Na6 5tpei Monate tangent 8eiuebe bel
ihrem in Gilman tpobneuben 8rrber 1T
SRI. Moelbeib Bensmanna ins eltern>
bals 5uridsefebrt.
81. S. &Di9en bat ii6 na6 Setpid, %.
S, begeben, mo er Nniteaung gu erbalz
ten bnfft.
9einri6 Biedman, tpelber an Der
Staatsuniberiitdt b0beren Stnoien OBJ
liegt, mat @onntagsgaif bier tpobnenoer
@ertpanbten nnb Srennbe.
sri. 5elenn Qep bon Spring 9iu bat
cine 5tene nls 2abenbienerin I'M Setb
IL. @rafers Store mgetreten.
eSucob Gales erlegte einen 8olf nr1z
tpeit Der 8obnung ieiner Gltern.
Sri. Marin 8arnefe bon 9ulntb berz
brabte lire 3tpei 8oden lmge Serien@
aeit bier BEL ibren 8eriparoten.
SSrI. Dlibia @tuntebed bernnItaltete
fir 81 ibrer Sugenefreunbe cine CONT
taasunterbaltung, til pel6er iugenDl1z
der 9eiteriinn itb I'M boaen Mabe Babl1
bra6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

quiem ifDnrben. Bic irbiiden reberreite bes
i'll 8ilaar al einem tragiiiden CODE ge<
fomraenen Seinrin Nubu, Der in frib9e<
rem Ssabren bier fem Seim bate. beers
biat. gr tpurbe BEL Der glrbeit bon einer
9reIdmaidine ~eetroffen, bie beibc 8ei<
ne bon feinem Qeibe trennte. 88pei Stur1s
ben mad benz l1nfau trat Der Sob Elm.
Ser anf 10 ,ngliidlide Beiie inns 2e@
ben @efommene binter1dbt Der Gattin.
8tpei fleine &inber, unb in beren Ser8s
.leio teilen ii1 Der Batter nnb adt Gee
fdtpifer. Ser g~ertorbene erreidtet bas
utter bon 80 Sabren..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Rocfpiuc.

@ienstag pergangener Bode fdloier
Sci eirem 8rn11tan1ie IN Der bie1igen
gfarriirde Dor Dem bodfp. SSuIius,
IS. q. 81, ben gu1rb ffiiirs aeben Sofepb
.6rom, Elm populdrer iunger Nadnn bon
Minneapolis unb Sri. sufannn Garoing,
sodter Ser SamiIie Mif. @arbing bon
bier. Sad benz Nn1te ipliroe BEL ben
Brnuteltern i'm @reife elmer beiteren gerz
pnnbten< n1b greunoenfdn Elm idbones
Rodseitsfet gefeiert, nobel bas gfidli1
de gnar. Dns Ninneapo1is als fiinfti@
aeg peim erforen, nit ben ber5lidffelt
Biniden fir cine gefegnete 33ufnnft be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Jdcobs prairie.

esobn Merten bon 5auf Centre no
bter einige Gage @ait Der San1tlien oes
Matbias g6erer 1nub bes SSoiepb SalS
|er.
@eorg 5loan bon 9etroit, @id, err
freute bier ipobnenbe 8ertpanote nit
m%ebrtd9isem 8einde.
Srau Sopbin 5lom bon Baoe11a,
Minn., befinbet II dbier 81 5n%oeitpOd1tger1
Befude bel g%ertpanoten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
ul1dvhem Safe.

Sc nimmt etnen guten 51lberl, Der
es Dem Sobn 2eb1naun bon bier nad)<.
1nachen lam, tpeIder am borleeten.
ga1nstag, benz @rSffnungstase Der Sage
auf 5odtpilb, ii9 in Be9leitnng ieineS
gpbnes Matbias ur1b bee Sobn Sod bon
Batffttns auf sic Sagb mad benz Stasta
garf n,adte unb am Mortag innerban
f1r8er 3eit III Der Ndsbe beg ge1an1ter11
garfs eir,er fttattliden Grid bnrd eis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Safe henrY.

gslift iebt our abgefdloiienen Satia6e
.g%etporben, DAB unfel giuage big Meitte
ndiddften @onats in eleftrif6er 8eleu6<
tung gldn3en miro. germ Carlton bon
Der Sarmers electric Sooner gompanb
bon ct. glorD 1T oas Nedt %5ugeiprode1
tpprben, Der BiGage 5traBen entlang
Bfoiten 8u errihten, tDelde Grbeit bereitS
.gei9eben 1T, Der iebt bic Spannnng Der
eleftrii6en 2rdbte folgen tpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

Blniius 5Gerer, Naatbias, Soiepb nno
5Sobann SSonas unb 8biIipp Seller tparel1
in st. Ssipiepb gum 9esrdbnis bes 4n<
ton 56tpegel.
Ser in ct. glouo itattgebabten Cine
fiibrnng neaer &anbioaten in bic Co
lun1bls Nittergeienidaft tpobnten bon
bier BEL Ben. S6mib, @eorg 8rnner.
Sobn 8anien. NbiI. Seller, SSobn Seller,
Heter Gaufen NIT feinen @0bnen gictor
unb Ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Npm munih.

Brau Matb. Sep unb ainber llno SRI.
&Inra &leinf6mibt bon glroin tparen
mebrere Gage bier in Der B8nnilie Maz
tbias Borurs gu @aiteft.
S. Sieben unb Srni bon gintnb err
%freuten fi@ bier mfangs LETTER ISOLDE
Der @aitfreunoidaft Der Samilie Natb.
8or1ns.
Samilie Sobn Nieboff bon @lentana,
Mont., lit bier e%ingetroffen lnb bat ii9
bereits I'M neuen 9eim bdusli6 einge<
ri6tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

Syrau Soiepb S6rdber nnb Eodter
Selenn beenben iw rad MinneapoIis,
tpo tie iid inter dr8tli6e 8ebauoIung
fteuten.
Ssofep1 56inbIer bon bier unb Sri.
gleonorn Spie5fa bon Gilman tpurben
in Der bortigen st. Setter unb Bn1ls
Stride Mitte bergangener Bode ebeli6
sberbuHbeH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

Serr NQrl S1tele mtfD aM SuHNs
taa, Ben 80. Mpbember 1919, iid TN
SoteI Spbner in Mlbat1b befinbeu, nm
Wpnnementsbetrage fir ben rytpro.
itern" at ~iibernebuaen.
Ser bier beItebenbe bramattfde Club
lieB Mitttpodabenb bas 9rdma ~gtne
altmopilde 3utter" i'm Arbitorium Der
Sfarridule in Stem Muni9 bor gut be-
Iestem SauIe nber bic giibne geben,
nadloem Die Mitglieber %besielben oas
eleide Stiid am borletteu Sonntag%
abeuo i'm Iupitorium nnierer Rfarri9l1z
lie CUR sr6bten 3ufrieoenbeit Der 3uboz
rerIdar sur Iuffiiruug batten gelangen
lalIen ur,b babel nit ungeteiltem Betfau
eelobnt puben. SIZE tpo1lgelungene 9ar@
ifeuuns lit pielfa9 Dem bodtp. p. Eis
motbeus, 8. g. g.. gu p%erbanten, Der
lid sic 9eitung bes Stiides in better Sets
Ie anselesen fem lieB.
Sen aus bem &rie9e betmgetebrten
Sploaten bieier @eserb ipurbe lebten
Snuutaa I'M Iubitorium ELM id0nes gbz
renfelt p%eran1taltet. gu tpeldem Die neu
oreani1ierte Muliffapeue ibre beitet1
@eiIen ertDnen Iieb uno tpobei auber benz
8edtsanpaIt Setter 9bIes, Der alsSanptz
repner auftrat, nadoem 8urgermeiiter
Sebuer Sen @iafpmmengruB entboten, Die
ehrtp. 8eneoiftinerpdter Nnielm nnb Siz
motbeus unb Yrebiser atpis5us anipraz
den bielten, mdbrenb elm Anartett
Surh perldiebene @eianssportrdge bas
gbrenfelt berf60nerte. 9ieier Seter
foIete Inn balb 6 ubr aberbs Elm 8aatett.
Dem Die 5olbaten aIs @brengdfte BET.
%lpohnten.
Nu6 spei 8oden tangent 8elu6e BET
Serlpanbten unb Sreunoen in Chicago u.
in Belgium, 8is., lit q. 8. Befter tptes
Der na6 Sarie 5~uriidgefebrt.
Ser Samilie gbriit. Suds tpuroe etn
selunbes S00dterden 9ebpren. Woge es
Den beeIiidten gltern Ut Sreloe beret<
tenl
Sic Sarmers gozoperatibe 4hociation
perianbte cine neutrality-suspicious.
gemildtes gieb mad Glib ct. Saul.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

1. &. aIapperids tpeIder eile1 Ro<
nat lang frdnfeIte Sat i6 our SSrenoe
1einer Mngebr1igen tpieoer % 5ieInli9 err
boIt.
Ben. pubnnarrn 1T BON Idingeren Be
fude ii MabnDnen fDieoer babefrn elm
eetroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27

8aYrtides Settlement.
Sacob SuuseIs unb Mi6. 9rontle baz
ben lire Sabafernte einem &dl1fer a1ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-11-27
Goue0eDtue.

sebaltian Guesenberger, beien Bobz
mng iingit bur6 Seuer 5eritort tpnrbe,
bat 9ienstag LETTER Bo6e nit Der Snn@
bamentarbeit fir Elm neues 9etm begin<
men laf1en, nndbem Die @rlnoarbetten
Sic ISOLDE borber beiorgt tparen. Sic relte
Bobnung, tpeIde auf ben Sriimmern Der
niebergebrannten eriteben miro, beripri9t
bem Blane 9emdB allen grforberntHen
Ser beutigen 3eit gu entipreben, 10 oaB
Sic Samilie @uggenberger nad ginri6z
flung nnter Dem neuen Sadie balb ben
onrcb BEN 8erluit bes friberen 5eims berz
lria9ten 99mer5 bergeien ietn lpirb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
Daley. Monahan

Miss Marv Eta Monahan Of Leighton
street and Thomas V. Daley of Bangor
were married Monday morning at 9
O'Clock at the Sacred Heart church by
Rev. FIR. Curran. who used the double
ring ceremony. before a large number
of friends and relatives. They were at
tended by Miss Mary Hogan of this
city and Charles Daley Of Bangor. 4
brother of the groom.
The bride was very charming in a suit
of blue and wore a becoming white hat
with ostrich trimmings and carried a
white prayer book.
Immediately following the ceremony
the bridal party vent to the home Of
the bride at Il Leighton street. where
a wedding breakfast was served to the
members Of the family and immediate
friends.
On the go train in the afternoon they
left for a wedding trio to Boston, New
York and Washington and upon their
return home will reside in this city.
The bride is a very popular young
lady and for a long time has been en-
pioyed as a telephone operator. The
groom is employed as a fireman on the
Maine Central. They have a host o:
friends who unite in wishing them 4
happy married life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
UNIVERSAL
BILL IS SUBJECT OF
MURRAY PRIZE DEBATE

The annual Murray Prize Debate
was held in the college chapel last
evening before a large audience, who
listened 70 an exceedingly interest.
ing and spirited discussion Of a phase
OF universal military training. The
question which was worded as fol-
lows: Resolved that the L1iI, S.
54S5, to Provide for a System Of Uni
versal Military Training and To I'M
prove the Manhood and Citizenship
OF the Youth Of Our Country, Should
Be Enacted Into Law" was based
upon an act which has been present.
ed to Congress, and the decision Of
The judges was awarded to the neg
alive team, which was composed of
Ransom Pratt. '21, Of Corning. N. r:
Adele M. McLoon Of Houlton; Har-
old c. Marden. '21. Of East vassal-
boro: and Libby Pulsifer, '21, Of
Skowhegan, alternate. The affirm.
alive team was composed Of Philip T.
Somerville. '21, of Houlton; Elizabeth
r. Eames, 10. of Waterville: Joel
E. Taylor. '21. of Skowhegan; and Ell
frienda M. Whitney. '21. Of Houlton.
The winning team was the recipient
of seventy five dollars. and the losers
received twenty. I'VE dollars. These
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
OeRocher.c Cote

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
Monday morning at the Notre Dame
church when Miss Sadie n. Cote was
united in marriage to Arthur DeRocher
OF this city. the single ring ceremony
being used by Rev. FIR. Reny. 1astor Of
the church, before a large number Of
friends and relatives.
The church vas handsomely decorat-
ed with cut flowers and ferris and the
bride was given away by her brother,
James Cote. The groom was attended
by his father. Mrs. F. Harold Dubord
presided at the organ and the choir
sang.
The bride was very becoming in white
ivory satin trimmed with chantillor
lace and pearls. and wore a bridal veil
and carried a bouquet Of carnations and
lilies Of the valley.
Immediately following the ceremony
the rid party went to the brides
hcme. where an informal reception was
rendered immediate friends and MEM
bers of the W families. Ice cream
lake were served. After a we'd
din trip passed in parts unknown. Mr..
and Mrs. DeRocher will return to this
city. where they will reside. The groom
has recently returned from overseas.
being a member of the famous 18th
Division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
TRIP TO EUROPE
~ANTI-LEAGUE VIEWS

Washington May 26.-Representa-
tive Madden. Republican. of Illinois.
who recently returned from a visit
/ Europe. declared in the House to-
day that he was more convinced
than ever that the United States
should stand aloof from entanSlinS
alliances abroad.
1T cannot be possible he said.
for our people to mingle with the
people there on equal TERMS: they
do not think like we do. Invisible
border lines make it necessary fer
them TO be watchful of each other.
They are suspicious. one nation of
the other, and you cannot make them
otherwise. Their internal .politica!
hatreds are Interchangeable"
Declaring that the League Of Ma
tons, if approved. vas likely to
lead us into trouble" he said that
to obtain everlasting a it was
necessary for the United States to
refrain from entering into any con
tract in advance that would almost
certainly involve us in war"
My Judgment" he said. lis that
America should not send her bows
to foreign territory for The purpose
of maintaining nations political in
tegrity."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
Dempsey Goes Four
Fast Rounds with Partner

Toledo. O.. May 2s-Boxing with
the speed and dash of a light weight.
Jack Dempsey today stepped four
rounds with Bill Tate, the giant negro
sparring partner. In the fastest
workout the challenger has had since
he began training for his champion
ship battle with less Willard here
July 4. Dempsey went through his
PAGES this morning as trainer Jimmy
DeForest believed the heat of the
mid afternoon would make strenuous
boxing unpleasant.
When the crowd arrived in camp
this afternoon Dempsey was obliged
to do some shadow boxing. Juggling at
the weights and battle punching bags
to satisfy the hundreds Of onlookers
who made the trip to camp with the
expectation Of seeing some ring
work.
Tex Richard. promoter Of the con-
test, was a visitor at the camp. Rick
ard had heard nothing definite in re-
gard to Wizards departure from Los
Angeles. but assumed hat the cham
pion had started for Toledo as sched-
uled. Ray 0. Archer, Wizards bus.
mess representative. is on the way
here. having left the coast yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

prizes are the annual gift Of George
f. Murray, 70, of Lawrence, Mass.
1t was expected that Mr.. Murray
would be present to preside. but he
was unable to come, and President
Arthur ]. Roberts presided.
The judges were Blaine Owen of
Augusta, Rev. E. NJ. Holman of Fair
field, and NJ. NJ. Davis of Augusta.
The ~timekeepers were George B. VOL
stenholme, "o2, and Thaddeus F. Til
ton. 20.
The result of the election Of the
parts for Junior Glass Day held by
the mems Division Of the Junior
Glass yesterday afternoon resulted as
follows: Orator, Curtis H. r. Hatch,
30, of Fairfield; historian, John W.
Brush Of Mount Vernon. y. Y; chap
lain. Henry L. Bell, of Haverhill.
Mass; marshal. Myron c.. Hamer. of
Guilford; assistant marshal. Neil F.
Leonard. 81 Of Worcester. Mass;
awarder of prizes, Pearl NJ. Hanscom
Of Waterville; ode committee. Charles
f. Vigue, of Waterville, John W.
Brush of Mount Vernon, y. Y: and
D. Milton Crook of Fall River, Mass:
general committee in charge of ar
rangements. D. Milton Crook. of Fall
River. Mass. class president Charles
S. Eaton of Raynham Center. Mass:
and Thaddeus F. Tilton of Portland.
The tennis team left yesterday at
ternoon for Brunswick where it will
engage in the State tournament
which is 10 he held there today and
tomorrow. This tournament was to
have been held last week but was
postponed on acoucnt of the poor
weather. The ear consists of Cap
tain Smith Dunnack. 10, of Augusta:
Don Smith. p. of Waterville, Curtis
Hugh r.. Hatch. 20. of Fairfield. and
Arthur +. Scott of Englewood. y. J.
Ransom Pratt. 81. was to have gone
as one of the team. but on account OF
the Murray Prize debate at the col
lege last evening. in which he took
! part, was unable to 60.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
CITY U N
MEETS TO CONSIDER
STRIKE SITUATION

Winnipeg. Man., May os.-The Winni-
peg city council met tonight to con-
slider approval of the stand taken by
Mayor Charles F. Gray that no city en-
ployes who had Joined the general strike
should be reemployed unless the en-
p!oye signs a written agreement not 20
walk out in the future The question
Of providing protection for Street cars
should they be operated by non-union
men will also be discussed. Car SER
vice was suspended when the strike OF
$1,000 union employees began May Is. The
large majority Of striking postal CLERKS
and telephone operators today refused
to return. although warned by repre-
sentatives of the federal government
that failure to return at noon TODAY
meant automatic dismissal from federal
service.
Union leaders today made no move
toward securing indistrial peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
MRS. LCNDGREN'S
COUNSEL FILES BILL
OF

Lawrence. Mass. May 26-Counsel
for Mrs. Bessie May Skeels-Lundgren,
indicted for the murder of Miss Flor
ence w. Gay of Andover in December,
1917. filed a bill Of particulars today
asking for a copy of the medical eX-
aminer's report. He also seeks in
formation as to the persons who tes-
titled before the Grand Jury which re-
turned the indictment and as to
whether more than one dose of a
poisonous medicine is alleged to have
been administered to Miss Gay.
The district attorney said today
that Mrs. Lundgren, whose trial has
been postponed repeatedly because of
her illness. is r~ecuperating> at the An
dover home Of Alfred T. L~undgren to
whom she vas married after her in
dictment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

A meeting of the Y. D. men was
held Monday evening at the Silver
Racquet nall and an organization
was formed and officers elected. The
men voted to individually affiliate
themselves with whatever national
organization was formed. One pur-
pose of the organization is to pre-
serve the record of the famous Yam
kee Division. 49, officers elected
were as follows: Honorary president,
John G. Townc: president. James
McMahon: vice president, Stephen
Abbott; secretary. Alfred Poirier;
treasurer, Rudolph Cote. Philip
Jones, Timothy j. O'Donnell, Ken
meth Alley. Ralph Blunt and Albert
Kick were chosen members Of the
executive committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Waterville members Of the Pleas
ant Street Grammar school baseball
team went to Hallowell last Satur-
day and returned feeling cry dis
appointed with the game, which was
called off by the local manager. 1t
was stated by a representative from
the Pleasant street school that when
the game "a arranged it was fully
decided by the two managers that
the game should be strictly a Gram
mar school game with no outside men
on the team. The game played in
Waterville was fair and contained
only members of the Grammar schoc!
of Hallowell. but the game proved
somewhat disappointing when the
local men went down river, for wher.
they started the game it was found
that two outside men had been
placed on the team. After some ar
guments the game was called off
by the local manager, and the local
team returned to Augusta. where
they passed the remainder Of the day
in taking in the sights down siver.
returning to this city late in the ce-
ming.