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New Britain herald., 1919-05-31
COMMANDER REED HAD A FINE, TRIP TO LISBON

Lisbon May , CBy The Associated Press )-One of the pilots of the NC-4 on his arrival here today said of the trip from Ponta Delgada:
 ''We had a splendid journey. The machinery worked admira bly, There was a slight fog when we left the Azores, but the weather improved as the day went on. We set up a cheer when we saw the sands of Portugal, Now we want 10 get to Plymouth as soon as possible"
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31
CHEER UP.

This is the day for the light hearted man and his presence is needed. The gloom dispellers who may be found standing on the curbstone or seated in the high places of the land are all too numerous. Depression is their spe- ciality. They may not realize that their fault finding and pickering are enerva ting. The curbstone sources of gloom may be discredited at the start. Their influence is nil. But the men in the high places, they are the ones to whom the nation looks for guild ance: their influence is great; the damage they can cause is great They are fountainheads from whom flow that mysterious wave which may be called a psychological current, for want of a, better name. As they speak, so the people think. If they shout disaster, the people await the worst If, on the other hand, they smile and use words of encourag gemen the peo- pie grow and the country and it's busi- ness expand.
 He who contributes to the happi- ness of an individual contributes like wise to the courage of the nation. Cheer up.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

three individ uals-Cleme menceau Will son and Lloyd George; and three af- filiated trade unions-those represent ing the railwaymen, miners and trans port workers.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31
CITY ITEMS

June Victor records al Morans'.- advt.
 Inspection day sundays at Park Roeerve sale of home sites Ion Mort 7 Stanley street, opposite end of ca The. Free souvenirs to visitors Sun day afternoon.-'Advt.
 Victor records on sale Monday at C. l.. Pierce & Co.-AdNt
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

Now if Homer Cummings would sd init that Senator Lodge is 8 pure pa,- triot and Will Hays would concede that President Wilson is the greatest man that ever lived what a lovely world it would be to live in.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31
The Regulars.
(NeW York Sun.


 According to the statistics prepared by the general staff as of May 10, the seven divisions of the regular army troops engaged in the fighting in France sustained losses as follows:
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31
FACTS AND FANCIES.

Thirteen thousand live Holsters were in the hold of a fishing boat that sank off the coast of Massachusetts the other day. Let's hope that the Ioo- sters were able to escape or else mat the craft can be salvaged. II IS lm- possible to regard with equanlmltE so profitless a crustacean morta1lty. Providence Journal.
 If Germany fails to sign, three da5S will be given her in which to pack her suitcase and bury the silver, before the American, French and Brltlsh armies advance.-Boston Transcript.
 A report of the government-oWned railroads in China shows that they are earning profit. The Chinese are plainly a thousand years behind the times.-Providence Journal.
 Letter delivery by airship has been pronounced successful. Once an avla- tor gets going it is difficult for the post office departm to interfere with him.-Washingto Star.
 Filling stations picture shows, gro- cerH stores, hanks--but have you seen an account of the robbery of news paper office this spring g?-kansas City Star.
 Owner Clarkin of Hartford has fired Manager Danny Murphy because the team only won one out of Il games. It is hard to please some bosses.- Springfield Daily News. Our revered composing room, in collusion with our hardly less wor- shiped proofroon, speaks of "Pres- dent Wilson's 14 joints. New York Tribune.
 Many others than the short ighted are questioning the reason for 3, lux ury' tax on spectacles or glasses.- New Haven Register.
 In some sections Of Europe the massacre is insisted upon a $ a nation- al custom. m.--Washing gton Star.
 Tn the end, of course, Germany will 1i,,o
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

In some sections Of Europe tn massacre is insisted upon as a nation al custonl.-Wa ashington Star.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31
Britain Herald.

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
 Proprietors.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

In the end, of course, Germany will hew to the dotted line.--New York World.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

1tered at the Post Office at New Britain
 as Second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

ssued daily Sunday excepted) at 4:15
 p. m, at Herald Building, 67 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

Many others than the short-sighted are questioning the reason for 3, lux ury' tax on spectacles or glasses.- New Haven Register.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

A report of the governm t-oWned railroads in China, shows that they are earning a profit. The Chinese are plainly a thousand years behind the times.-Providence Journal.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

Letter delivery by airship has been pronounced successful. Once an avla- tor gets going it is difficult for the post office department to interfere with him. Washing gton Star.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

$500 a Year.
 s2oo Three Months. 75c a Month.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

If Germany fails to sign three days will be given her in which to pack hel suitcase and bury the silver, pefore the American, French and Brltlsf armies advance-Boston Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

The only profitable advertising medium in the city. Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

TELEPHONE CALLS
 Business Office .................... 92l Editorial Rooms ...................... 9ot
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

Filling stations, picture shows, gro cerN stores, hanks-but have you see1 an account of the robbery of a news paper office this spring ng?-kansas Cit, Star.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

Our revered composing room, ill coIlusion with our hardly less wOr shiped proofroom, speaks of "Presi- dent Wilson's fl joints. New York Tribune.
New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

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New Britain herald., 1919-05-31

Owner Clarkin Of Hartford has fired Manager Danny Murphy because the team only won one out of Il games It is hard to please some bosses.- Springfield Daily News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

horses and rom nearby firms The
demand was active with a thorough
cleanup If ne horses On hand al
ne veek's end. amongst the ac-
c-inated horses there vere some
gooa matched pa--s IF medium quail
1tT horses which sold a. full worth.
seconds -an nosT.- % cheap horses.
Which sold a. extremely low figures
Il nam cases not ruca higher than
nose paid On cnndneaed horses.
Good quality. heav- -reeu d-atters
sold from SANG rs: medium veig',-
Eaod quality green d-atters sold
rom S--5td 325, aeaz-v wagon and ex-
7ress horses from c,-51 "a; chunks
rom S1-5t72-5. with cholce horses al
500, sood quality acclinated horses
rom S--512-5. ordinary seconds,
t-on s259Io5.
Al tie CRY Sale stahles-J. c.
keith Company sold one carload of
Pam horses and about So seconds
raoe was quiet With prices irn.
William Eurwitz offered two ex-
press carloads Of green horses AMI
about 80 seconds. There was a good
ana steady demand with prices firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Tussaay Brighton Sales

Sect cattle-D. A. Walker sold :
bull 80 lbs at Sc. OTIS H. Forhush
seid ! cow 1000 lbs at 7 i-ac. ( eews
ar II lie. ! COW at 10 i-.e. bull
ar 10 lie. J COW at Sac. ana s.
on. and cow Al lac. c. A East
nan solo COWS AZ lie, COWS at
10 lie and 20 COWS. from eos 1-gc.
Vsai Calves-D. A Walker sold a.
calves SEQ lbs at i3c. c. A. East
man sold 30 calves al ISc.
Eoes-D. A Walker sold IL hogs
.sFe lbs at 20 lie Otis f. Foreush
sota ID hogs ssio lbs az &c ana .
hogs ~ y sec. ]. Dexter sold :
hngs SO lbs at - 1-2e C. A. East
man sold 10 hogs IT 20 lie.
sheep and Lanbs-D. A. Walker
sold lamb 15o lbs AT Il lac.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. July i5-rhere was a fair
~ active trade At the sale stables
during the week. bur supplies were
rather light. Prices held steady in
al classes There were only a few
carloads Of cream wesisra horses o.
tered. bur ~ most ST the sales there
was quits m uueer Of good ac-
ciimsrsd hnrsas. and secnnds. with
sone special safes OF ccntranrnrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

tendency upward. The strength vas
particularly noticeable n the best
grades. Choice heavy steers and
oxen sold from 13G sc. With good
quality Il la 13c aad coarse ana
thin CARTE 1o011 --ec The best
heavy cows and heltars brought Il II
413c, with far 20 good cows az lie
and poor 70 ordlna--- cows "a &c. 60
loglas and Gamers sold from -
@ sc.
Veal calves were without change
The demand held steady. especially
for good qualify calves. which com
pr1seo a good percentage Of the Of
te--ngs- Choice heavy calves ranged
from 15d &c, with good quality =
al4c: and coarse calves, drinkers ana
grassers 6G-1c. Small calves suld
from SS.50a SIS each.
Eogs made a farther advance. re
spending 70 hlghers markers in the
West Receipts a. the packing
houses were about the same as 4
week ago. Live hogs sold from 20 ! ,
G &c. and dressed hogs from - &c
with the demand active.
\ few sheep and lambs were
Drought 10 the yards. and there was
40 change IN prices nor N marker
conditions. Sheep range t-on a 10c
AID lambs from 1o915c.
AGe.! COW trade continues dis
tu-oed by the new federal inspection
regulations. 7 s uncertain how tbese
new regulations VIII work ou.. but
the first experience has not been SAY
isfacrory 70 shippera- L is under
stood that Of rs COWS condemned last
week by the federal inspectors only
nine showed any Indications Of III
oerculosis upon post norton exam
nation. n oraer words. over SO pe-
cent q the COWS condemned an.
parenriy were not affected with III
cercuiozia- The shippers have No
recress. however. and these COWS
nave To be snid far beef. Naturally
under these conditions they do MOI
nrins even their full beef value. 7
Is prenaeie that shippers VIII have
more Of their COWS tested by [. :
approved inspectors before snipnen,
10 avoid loss.
me live poultry market was srsadv
ana unchanged Fowl 359 CSC. broil-
ers cog 44e, Old roesters e4d FAC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
NORTHPORT

n spurecia,iun Of the services ren-
de-ed bv Belfast dreIDen at the our7-
ing Of Norehpor- I'm a purse OF II"
has been raised by subscription and
oresented 20 them. This Is n addition
70 their usual pay per hour and a.. ex-
perses Of getting the APPARATUS mere
Sorthpurt property owners realize -aaR
-hs work Of the Belfast arernen saTeo
tas destruction of 3 great many more
buildtuSs- for the flames At one time
th-aa-enec the whnls southern end q
the summer resort
The annual cabaret II The Nor-apori
County Club. always the socia. event
Of the season. will take place pronaoiy
IN Aug L al the clubhouse. ana A4reAaF
-ehesrsals FOR The original skis VIII
Tan by Ira Il Cone. chairman d me
house committee have begun. me OF
.,ss. sk.ts /. called The Rehearsal
s,s oz-s were cAker by N-s- = n
7.-se- Ms. :. - Pat-ee. Mss Bernie
-o~e-s and Miss Anne N Ar-edEe
~ cons entertained these members al
atnner AZ the club On Monday night
following which raere vas q rensArsa--
Another sk;t written by Mr.. Cobe viii
% ,aayed by Fred :. CHASE, !. A. Par
ker and Vaughan Hamilton Miss Eve
lyn Flaaders viii read some verses
written by the same cleves hand There
Will also 30 some entertaining musica1
aumbsrs and Hugh Dean Mcclellan.
roastmaEter Of the 1H12 cabaret. vii
again act IN thar capacity Already
reservations are being made for Ia
HES far tbs annual event
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
BELFAST
Hospital Fair IN Memorial Han
Today-Social News Of the
City-Locals and Personals

The fair for the benefit Of the wal
80 County hospital VIII take piace
= wednesday afternoon in Memorial
aa-l and viii be largely offended ac-
-0-ding 70 al Indications. SONS very
handsome articles have bean ol~-
se1ted 70 the committee for sale. in
Guiding suitable gifts for en- ,ld-en
-aults- flowers. food. CANDY, ere. A
= bsrty bond gwen by Mrs. Ira NJ.
Caoe. VIII be sold also Il beautiful
ola rose and black atagaaa which
1as been knitted by various mem
asrs AID friends Of the Hospital Ala
nd club. The far opens II 80 and
curing the afternoon there viii 5e
short musical program AL ara mott
-c-dlaIly invited.
Mrs Amos J King Of san Juan, ?.
+. who Is spending the summer
1ere, entertained On Monday after
nom IN honor Of Mrs E.raa-d p.
Whitman. Tea was served 70 some -
guests II the evening Mrs. Morris L.
Slugg gave an auction for Mrs
Whitman when tie following were
-. -'N~--A- - III ktII1Aai A4ANsEN. -
c 8. Holmes. Mrs. James T
Sleeper. Mrs. s. c. Satres, Niss
Katherine c. DUMMY, Mrs, Charles
=. Cool. Mrs. Elon 3. Silchr!st- N 90
Florence Duuton. Miss Edita West,
Mrs William L Hall. Nra. Rawrand
Sherman. Mrs Charles 8. HazeltIne.
Mrs. Carl &. Stevens, Mrs. John ..
Pilsnury, Mrs Arsei NJ. Lothrop.
Following the game in which Mrs
Ceel and Miss West were prize VIM
ners, a WEIGH rarehit was served.
Mrs. Whitman left On Tuesdays boa.
for Bnsten en- her way To her home in
Campeilo. Mass She was accompa-
nisd by her twe children and by Mrs.
William P Whitman.
Ara VIII c. Miller 81 Augusta ar
rived Monday afternoon TO pass the
week with Mrs- Cecil Clay, Main
street..
Tina HalrAst hzEh school win cpen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Thousands People Will Read This Page Today That's Why Want Ads
Seek the Trade of the STRANGER

Your friends viii never be able TO make a big.
successful business for you Il you seek to sell
On the basis of friendsh ip, both you the ner-
chant, and your friends the buyers. VIII forget
that you ought TO deal only On the basis Of r,er-
its in service and quality Of goods.
The good business man builds up quickly good
business patronage coming from strangers. if
only his goods are good and his prices fair for
reasonable profit. But he must tell the world
that he lives n the world
Quality and price vii bring strangers to you BY
the hundreds when they hear Of your goods.
Friends won't give you their trade when you are
most IN need OF Il. Telephone a Want Ad.
Phone 135 today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

ronoTrow Ii 90 Inserted Beef steers
Medium ana heavy weagn, choice and
prime 1675G1-an: medium weight and
good 1s:--5f1 1915. common ..g.sshI...5: Light
weight good ana choice 7459d-7o1: com
mon and medium z14Gd- so Butcher
caItle. Eelters s-1-5p: COWS sshd
c-l0e-s a1d cutters SJsE%6 Veal
caves. light and handy weights -Ey5d
NG feeder steers aS9TlEA stocker
steers SJa1--5
SEEEP-Receapts 1nn Estimated TO-
morrow & .0ta Strong lambs = lbs
down L5e6 SCI. culIs ana common -p1ad
,5G. Ewes. Medium. good and choice
415dGo: culls and common 31oFS75: ear
Ing weIhers lGSadlz2s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

the summer school a; Czsrne- which
opens July 18th. where courses ara -
De gwen winch viii be Of much benefit.
70 the teachers IN their work in the
rural schools Miss Nc--1--1F Is a grad
uRre Of the normal school a. Farming
Ton and IS a teacher Il much sxper1-'
ence. having been PRINCIPAL IF one u
The schools n Sanford tor long tine
For the past year she has taught the
school a; Greeley Corner n her home
town. where she has met with her
uSual SUCCESS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Boston Produce Market

Boston Tulv g
E4F-choice whole cattle N50dA
30 TIEF-Northera creAmerv extras
54G5+f western 40. assdS4
CEEESEE-w -r-S ar--,. syzArs
CCRN-No- ? yellow EaEy5
EGGS-Nearov nennery 6s6-r: west
ern do. 5EdSn
FLoCR-sp-ng patents. .es-lh sacks.
:e5ndl3oo
IA Ne ? -:motnv 1ad44
-AMEE-srr.ng saE.
oATS-fancy q 20 4s-ih sack. stAs.
PcRK-Meciun Backs sl.n
e1uo 20
CGAR-G-ar4,lated- wholesale. sss
per 10 his N oflk
TEA~ls@-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
WYOMING EX-SENATOR
ON INTERNATIONAL
JOINT COMMISSION

Washington. July -5-Former Sem
Tor Sla-ence D. Clark Of Evanston.
Wyoming, was appointed a member
If he International Joint commits
Sol, today by President Wilson.
E.e SUCCESSES the late James 4
-awrer. Of Minnesota
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
HURRICANE CAUSES LOSS
ST LIVES AND 500. OO0. 900

Valparaiso. Chile. July 1@EIghty-
seven parsons are known 10 have
been drowned n a hurricane which
swept this port Saturday and Sun
dav
Fourteen -essels and about O hun
dred lighters and other small cratt
were destroyed The property loss
is estimated S2oaL oo1. ooa
The German steamer sails. which
was washed ashore and pounded 10
pieces. lost ten Of Is crew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
i'u-.s - ne Gays Dealings in All
re -eadins Stocks

lev ---E- lily 5--PooIs and specu-
E.sputs- -11r-ol Of the STOCK mar
.o22v -esGn,ng their buLish oper-
lr.s : --s face Of developments
r. o--.-.z-i~ would have given -ise
r. -!t--e -1Ccs-l-
lsso!u:e Generalization n the foreign
ftzrEe na-t.e, as evidenced ny the
fst weakness y rates On London ana
FE. az .ac-sssed discrimination
HE '-1s--a- collateral. caused
d oocaAc-.a- Interruption 20 The ma
q tut ad~ance.
sss.s-s : =~~hange were at loss
lt1l-a- IL continued adverse move
= eng and france ol other
c-A2. = economic grounds WHICH
a1-At,sa-r lnfavora bic 10 The pr-n-
--.e-.e sewers
q Es2 o.tween mixed and all IN.
Pa. o1s ridenef app-ec.ahiy n
s - 1a-s ruling rata wnlle
-, T-as demanded for The less
sr-Ir,e securities
A:e-1ATs earoT-res notably Cruel
80. BALDWIN locomotive ana
1c,c-s. we're again prominent but
sesSsS.7-t- -aeic norernentA- Va
"a :, scs. k-eous snA-es contributed
e .---.ssea 5ea..ags- rails Also
lf strength DIT losing ground
VIZ -ss oe-- -sacted one 70 TWO
2;-.-ai1rs we're under persistent
-e@sct:ag the disturbing con-
!: -; --dus--y. and oils were
SAa.- ne metals made but slight
80. L Re generally higher prices
~ A~rust deiiver-
EIS = .1ree 70 Almost = pnintE
lSts - american sunz-r1 and
H -o5zceos, American Wooien.
- -ss-hs- ma TWO csREses Ct
kte0 see. common. c-uc.hle- Gu.t
s,st -uaaa AMERICAN SUGAR
>,i,es Industrial. Alcohol and
IN hstt1cE Sales amounted 10 -
M -t.lway bonds sAsed
h;s--.ar.nnals sei6tng stead,
a 2Is, EA-5H aN Old c. 6
"s's lncasaEea IN call.
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through the rat and as young 10
tnrop. unconscious Of the danger.
was IN direct range. Il passed
through his coat pocket through
uackaSe of cigarets and lodged IN the
shingles of the Dexter cottage MISS
Lillian Dexter had just moved out
of the range and several other young
oeonle were gathered about the car
r was about a. narrow an escape as
possible and caused no little excite
ueut for q time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
PHONE SERVICE
RETURNS TO NORMAL

Louisville. KY, July i-Sormai
telephone service was had IN Louis
vile today for the first time since
&na employees Of the Cumberland ard
Nome telephone companies struck
two weeks ago fer higher wages
The companies have imported
enough operators sld linenen % re-
sumo day service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
New York, July L

New York, july l.
ToCH-F-rR. sprrnE patenis ana
Kansas strasghts l7ha1Ga; spr1ng CLEARS
s6NdlhE winter srraights lbgL
wHEAr-spst steady; No rsa -
q track New FORK exPer- To arrive
f-cHN-Snct steady Ne yellow Iii
and No . white zTsc New York.
oATSSpst arm5 Ne White !.
-ARo-Fs1m. middls wast 3k1Mssse
BTvTER-Steady: reeeipts A:3s tubs:
creamery higher hsH sxsras asros, 90
extras, ~ Scare, sAi45k; alsfs aoA'
packing steck current make Ne. Is
EEGE-Ir-eguiAr: receipts s.s5 cases
fresh Ezrhered extras HOS AZ extra
aFsts fsaSa; arsfs 1s44S; STATE Pa. and
nesrrv westegn hennsFy Ans e fancy
ssgS4 ssste, pa and nearby henrery
whites srdinaxv 70 prime 4F14s; do:
mixed csisFs D@5s
PoTAYcEs-Ssasay; southern snl. 70
dHse Jersey hhi. aeA6m.
CAgBAGFS-culet ana unchAAeed-
gCGA4-R4W sfasdy; cenfr1fnSai'
-, Ane sranulstsa so.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

IN Septeu bar with almost an entire
y new faculty, the following having
been elected HI a meeting Of the
School Board On July Il 70 III vacaa-
cles.
Principal Harry A FoFrer Of Wells.
Ne. IS just hume from foreign ser
zee. Mr.. Foster vas IN educational
wurk IN France. having supervision
# some 1863 men and received a Ger
t.fiCate for his work equivalent TO
The degree of NJ. A lie IS a graduate
II Bates. has taught n the Sanford
high. with l. teachers under his d.
recuon ana was there when ne en-
listed Ee Is very athletic and II is
mainly due 70 this characteristic
that he has been SO successfu. in his
management Of Young people Ee has
had 10 years experience
Mrs. Earrr a Foster Is also elect
ed 70 teach. probably n .he East Bel
fast grammar school. She has Hal
years Of experience and comes high
y recommended
Miss Carrie Mendslson Of Lewis-
ton. a graduate Of the Lewiston
High School and Of Bliss Business
College. mas zeen elected instructor
IN the Commercial department Miss
Mendelson has taught N Eliss and
has also done private sec-etarial
work N lewiston.
Miss Katherine Chase ou.mby. a
former Belfast girl recently returned
from RIO de Jaaeiro. Brazil. las been
elected supervisor II music She is
4 graduate Of The Public School Mus
&c course al the New England Con-
servacory Of Music has taught rwo
years n kindergarten in South Am
erica and done private teaching.
Miss Quimby has a most pleasing
voice. 4 charming personality. AID
succeeds Mrs. Emma ?, Pitcher. re-
signed.
Miss Edith z. DeBeck Of Frank
lin. will be the new instructor Of
Mathematics. She Is a graduate Of
University Of Maine. 1913. was an
instructor AZ her alma mater "A
mathematics. ana for the past year
taught Mathematics II ina Dexter
High school
the Belfast High, 10 sub-master or
English teacher having as vet been
elected.
Norman White Jr. Of Sreekline.
Mass. who has many friends IN Bel
fast and Northporr. Is Al present On
his way 70 Alaska with hrs bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. White were married a
few weeks ago n Brookiine ana up
on their return rom their honey
moan Will visit the grorm's parents.
Hon. ana Mrs. Norman White at
their summer place at Saturday
Cove
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Arnold and
son. Robert Brown Arnold Ct War
saw. y. Y. arrived Tuesday morning
for a visit with Mrs. Arrold's par
ents. Mr. ana Mrs Frederick W
Brown AT their cottage on Allyn
shore. Mr.. Arnold has rust returned
from overseas where he has bean N
Z. NJ c. A. work.
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Chicago. jury %
L was 4 ses-saw market TO-DAY n corn
With support encountered IN al the sell
aacEs. whereas offerings increased on
AL ne buigeE. Prices closed unsettled
Z net over TO d ike advance Septsn-
Der -s5s 70 I951 and December ls2s %
rs. Cats gained 10 4 In nrovlsluns
the outcome AIRED from two cents de-
cline 10 a rise of 50 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

The aggregate Of livestock 1T Rrlxh-
ton. Natsrtown and the lceai slaughter
hpuses:
This week: CARTE iasx. sheep mn.
calves .sa1 hogs z.ssS
Last weak Cattle lsA. sheep ssm.
calves 3l.2 aogs 3.5H
One year age: Cattle I'll. sheen sSc4
calves s756. hogs 3.B
MAINE sTcC AZ MARKET.
cxri.e IL sneep n. calves ms. hexs
TONE or THE MARKET
Offerings ~ beef cstt;s vsrs med
srafs ana the MarlSst was arm n
aoeut this previous rnnxa. with thu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

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