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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

Winds along the North and Middle
Atlantic coasts viii be respectively mod
crate south and southwest. and moder-
ate south.
Pressure ID generally low tonight ex-
cept in the Atlantic and east Gulf
states ana the extreme northwest. Tenn.
peratures are lower in the Middle At
lantic state and New England. nearly
normal ii the Lake region and the
South. and ronatn h,gh elsewherA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
y. 5. LIEUTENANT
FACES MURDER
.ARGE. GERMANY

srz. Tuesday, June A.-(As-
9 P-ess. Lieut.. John Beggs.
Entry, of Kansas City. Mo-. Is
arrest facing a charge Of muir
injection with a shooting
al Eeburg, a village IN the
zone opposite the American
he German authorities say
~o civilians. a man and a
:. we're killed.
.nootng occurred Saturday might.
wro Investigated the case said
: eggs contends that another
q, was-responsible for the shoot
/ 1sveioped that a number. Of
rs had trouble with German
Is d cafe at Eeburg. When
was arrested near Coblanx he
Is possession ordefs to sail for
and mould have started sunday.
'er-an Eovernment has bsen DO
.. he charge lied against the
AM by army authorities Beggs
rel before . senef1l court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Some of Units
Milliken Regt.
At Newport News

Newport NewA. Va, June
Bringing. 1000 troops. most OF mem
members Of units from New Eng
land states, the transport Eteii
locked here early today. The or
eanixatious which embarked at 81.
Na..tre. included units Of the j5th
Pioneer Infantry: Battery r. i4o'n
Field Artillery: Base Vetefina's
Hospital No. ., and several CASUAL
compAniaA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
K. of c. to Keep Service Men
in Hospitals Informed
Progress Champ. Battle

New York. June 2.5.-Soldiers and
sailors IN hospitals and camps
throughout the county will be in
formed Of the progress If the VIII
lard Dempsey fight at Toledo. Ohio
m July 4! through a ticker and bull
letin service arranged by The knights
IF Columbus. Il was announced here
tonight BY that organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
fRIsH NOT BOUND
b. Peace re a t y
Signed by England

. ea-onn oe Valera ''Prsei.
=. l-sn Observation-Disclosures
=. Statement Sent to French,
o-.r,s- n May
,r vo-k. June T.-Eamonn De
sp-esldent Of the Irish Re-
.r, ~e,tsrated here tonight a
-s-. fo-warded by him to Pre-
-. .-'f-erceau Of France. in May.
re Peace Conference that
Lta,e you'd not be bound by a
[.. --s.rv mgned on her behalf
l. r,sil.n peace commissioners.
,--,,-s-ce Of the signing Of the
vr De Valera said. led him
-.csj ne message he had sent
~,snsnoeau. IN which he de-
[,.-s6 he IRISH people will scru-
rsiv ose-ve any treaty obiiEa-
T., = welch they are leEitimately
f..r,+-eo. hut the British delegates
- 7l-d Ireland. The only Sig
(.n-,--ss ny which Ireland will be
- are those OF its own dele
T. 3ehberately chosen"
NJ 1e Valera announced that he
e. .ecerted an invitation to speak
! BosIon sunday and would leave
E. .,at e.tv Saturday. He said citt-
a. q. Providence and several
- -r-Ies had invited him to speak
E. re platform Of his train as
1, nasseG through and Indicated
f. pe would accept these invita-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Northern New England: Showers
Thursday except fair in east Maine.
Friday showers; cooler in interior
Maine.
Eastern New York and Oouthern New
England: Showers Thurs LAY and prob
ably Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
N. Y. CHANGE CLOSED
ON JULY 4TH AND 5TH

New York. June e5.-The New
York Stock Exchange will be closed
on Saturday, July 5. as we'll as on
Independence day, it was announced
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Showers Thursday and probably Fri
day: mcaefate south to southwest
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

Make it a point to see how the
Wants can serve you every
day.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
TEX 70 EDITOR
TTo ~ gsslFtos 81 TIC EDcnsng Capitol .

To she Edffor og the EDcnsng Capital:
Mr. Editor
owing ID changed c0ndiiiOEls in my
personal afTaiTs, desire 70 announce
that / withdraw as candidate FOR
Mayor az Annapolis ii the coming
Demonratic primary
thank al those who have promised
mn their support
nrge that aal voters carefully study
the Clty's interest and think carefully
beg0ra voting tor any candidate Il is
gsae duty oK avery v0teF 70 SO to the
rolls and express his preference and
il appeal u all citizens to take rs
naaeh Interest III the afEaigs Of the
elty; @0unty, state and natiOl NJ they
llo Ii their private business. With y
tax rate la view Oa close to J per cent,
Il sEtaass0n Ii arriving that will threat
sn private enterprise, ard unless in
fllyiduals talxs ateps 70 safeguard their
alsaIrs. tAeg win room flsld themselves
I'D "a unnearahie position.
Very respectfully,
3OE9N DE r. DOUW.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

d. ss hse
u M n object ns
81
q III &s m ssg Fiamss
81
egsss mI Isl 81 Ie. 81.
sg = yaaEs.
s e. 1s.-
Y66ks Esss III
Is.aag Ckp And Sc ss6A Ital-
sama. III 1915, lkasa Greats aud -
al2 Italians. These Hnngs raaR sta
rsxs that Il MS khe Hanga-
rlan lSa isaa IaaliAaszed
ths Els yass themselves be-
snx istams sk II ms uhyslcaI
impo bilI9g 10 achieve any peTrept- S
ible d snae cf their own iOzaality
81 rsnma Cutie naturally The Itai-
ian element had hAd good reason 60
always awseaGe tiae uni0n viii Cr0a ~,
and fog tlsa wnEOn with HSsR w p the
same time, laaying out. in most siil-
naturaa way fran al econesasc point
III ytsw tisa swl5arb III sushak, which
shough physically enc with FiHHs. y
Iefe is Croatia because. with its ~
7Os surely Croat inhabitants. 4 would
give eyen today % Fiunae q Groafsan
ms iorit E1r Ferdo Shishitch.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
II YOUR CEEIE
10 Be
LIVING cR = EsSS

One 0f the Important things 80 tsaci
chi dsan il to fake good care 0t tlaslE
household pets: t0 remember so gave
thsrn food and water regularly
ws IRE only doing right when We
areAt every llying creataxa 81 W.
would wish ID Be treated Ourselve Is
you drive horse or own horse
think how you would like n ba tgeatsd
IL yOu were that horse Treat your
dog and cat ae yoa weuld Iike e bs
treaked il you we're that dos or cat
III you know of 4 horse that y POI
properly cared Tor. or is kepe " 9
cold Or dirty stable, or is workee
when lame or very old tell the ~
about tile case.
II -yon know al . dog chained all the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

Atsantioh ID called sn kha card Of
asor IoAa asN nopw. y which ~
hls tmssntcn, ~
osla, Ii ithsE from slse
contest gof kAa lnocrasac nom
or mayor SE Anasaas Doc =
the pssalc 10 EnasEe s. mi ae-
sIon III aecseia u sss alay sSs-
Ee. and q conasdaF aii rides o. ne
tsag. paxki b faga - the
paa a m - e0 sue
Ia s. "a which VIII ~
q -
the l
seeking O.
s, but ag
aaa
IS sst le cstiaex
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
N

Iii gasimK aenk on Ehe kgacu-
essR le akesasse miaiela
Italy koe fuwand the pesce eOnfer-
lcs h a IS sss dsessson r. Ing
kbe cnrns ii gsse anI lDaansassa, II
b w@sE III regaassnbes sbat as i nation
the dom 0 Victor f:asIisAnaei IS
y0akllRna ana ssrdls cat Of
Aaa 6Iing eSnthe TO be sura,
Asaig Ens existed ge geogra ag,hIcai
expE eS ss.a fpF n.sEs naaass ceSsiuries.
bat aEaer the eetiapsh og tue R.rsais
EnzplF4 fhe r0snfrY lileralls. wens q
pseeea. 50 mr. as government q con-
cegmes and It ID only within recent
years that the uniacatton II ItaTy, one
ng hte a0ss aaaTkable and Inspiring
chapters lii NIL history. MSS accom-
pliBhad En 1866, Austria still held
ventee. md Il was not until 1870 that
Rngle became the capital Of fhe re-
United country Ii Was Just go years
ago, ID May. 1867. that Piedmont.
hacked BY France. clashad with
Austria The battles Or Magenta aud
gogfeFfno were won ID the Following
month"; and from those Victories Ital-
liam Independence may be said 70 dats.
From this II can BE seen that ~ 4
self oserning natter Italy. as We
knox her Euday, II narvenu in r3Ha
stsOm wfkh TIE cGnmtries much laag
IS HccnsgOnaAd % parliamentary gUy-
afsisna1k and sels-c0ntrel Il il large.
/ III dss III this lack Og experience, espe-
csally M file sreatTnehs Of great inter
uaaios questions. that We must vt
E1ihWae sls@ excessive lrritahiIItys not
Ik0 say ire extremely bad manners
shown by flae Italians IS 4 whole over
ssaa wcsk al the peace conferences TIE
lack Og geaETaanf shown Is character
Ilstse 0E oalh not sure Of his Dnslti0n
Appaantiy 10 great harm has been
done, zox the Italian aelegafss hare
soma haeg Ia tha peace conference and
ne hi q caItlea that had arisen viii be
no0EAaa ont. This will Be accom-
nIlsnea more easily II 4 little repres-
sion ii axeEted On the unthinkinE ai-
tors 10 have been clamoring against
farca, Greaa Britain and the United
states, When italy atfains greater
aae as xeunlfed nation nlie viii Also
learn NReater discretion. Nathtng is
10 " 1ained 81 clustering agsiuss tne
Allies wllO have done 50 much Tor her.
hElaaelphla Record
H.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12


Eiie Wsseu g, or one with
Wsigs 81 nsN shelter. tell the
'lnIaHe icsr k the case.
nov az cal not well fed
sarea gor taag &C humane oilIcer
aoat iAs ,csa
ae as says 10 animal laay
star 81 aOsa So horse beat
er erIoadsd and Il Furnishes
se are erael u animals. The
sst cruelty Includes the cruel
Iia III astiels
on opla thisk that only persons
IS 70 Hanlane soeiety are
ses Is rep0Tt eases of cruelty fo
gil1 which thex see 81 know about
Us mlata Those Who are
Hefl5sers. as well as those Who
ldnld notify q nearest humane
mi er poliCa ONCE when they know
rhe tH,se or aufering IL any AMI
communications are canii-
fItiai
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
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Tlss Eyenlng Caplsai annoaHees shat
with this issue Il papses sta thirty
fifsh pear * existence 81 an agtaF-
ncga Il nay se paldoned
Sov easslng ssantson til soma 0f tho
rs Dg IT'S success ii meeting the
wishes os me psonle u AnnapOlis aa
III the Hind ot 4 journal the coannluna-
~ aaoald hass ID represent II and ~
keep iss people and sliose interested
Ii il lnsormad as N the happenings
here
F0p is considerable parI0d,
tssA wh0 hasa auckea 1ha irs
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

81 ItAay bac0xaes beIIlgerent ID Will
he Hoover rather than peEshIng who
will c0famand OuY offensive Aaa-
vile Banner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

Apartments amA yAilaB aE Geneva
ars ii ! blg pTenusuan. il foFekases Vi
the higia cost IS world ica guing
New York evening Sun
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

ii baautiful island In the Delaware
RIVER Just above Trenton has been
leased to the boy Scouts w the Tren-
ton Rotary Club FOR camp site at
the rental of 81 year and for term
of years lse Island W. beautifully
located for week x-and eafnks and troop
outings, and d being used the year
youra week ends, school vacation
days ana after working hours By en-
ployea boys who are members q the
Scout organ nisati0u.
This ~ anDtheg rec0gn ton O. ffle
scouts by ono of tho most widely req
resentative organizations of buainess
and professional men Of the United
States.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

Ea1a Kun hav quit. aecoFl lna 10
Bnaapese poFss. but llssrs HEsnsy
Burieson salEi hAnsa o ssw Yofh
World
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

Tnves l4 oAsE d
glladslphla Ensaser
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

s6 pazfeg u aMIssa 81 b
thrs year endowssns New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
w b.
icaI G


& The FcilowIng books have been atded to
the LthraFy
TIE Dwelling Place Of Light by Etms
atom GiaurchfIl
8 .'lrAe lnggltaale Balance Sheet hy Ka.
sFina Trash.
a Circuit Riders Wife, by Cora Har.
Eie.
.Kenng, ~ Ia0nora Da4rympiM
NY -Four Neara IR Germany by ].
w G@rArd
" Asss xops Treasures Il. 81 HOinan
Ihs clue 4 The Az ~ isabel o.
tFandea
9zN s--ksw EsaAA. ze per day.
Cid BeasEgs fs ese &nys
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

Lard has n0w reached pfAee a0
high that We need ne longer fear II
Is bsing ussd Is aduiterste our but
ter Boston TFana
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
WILLIAM MOSS

fxayENM aid Ma farm viii QfIer -
ptsffsn NNau T9x fhH 0MueF. wliifam NJ
REhSsaN Il IA khe faxxa kcrxgaeFtS cwnea 0x
~ 81 EazankR ON SsaEk Nree AsaK
fp@Nk. On
SD lszs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

{
sag zlas Einms Egas Never IsaIlaa
Nsume zEAseka Was built by the
graRka. who. from the beginning 0f
she assenth century. settled on that
g 81 1T EaEg - agE s.sAiszas
islands. not ID speak os Croatia it8elf.
TIL flas twelfth century Fiunae fOrnl-
ea part ok the kingdom Of Croatia
agter that period the city became sub
lect so German infsueMces Ilke the
Essraan Peninsula After having
changed her masters several times,
psmnaa In 1867 became through inher@
lsancq the proEerty % the Hapsburgs.
anu a. their name WAS governed by
aptains. appointed by the Emperor,
nnssl ITS, when Maria Thercssa sre-
anited the town directly with the
kingdom Of Croatia : The population
#og F4urla welcomed Go event with en-
khnsiaara smd the city councillors
goked declaration 'thnG they we're
happy I'd hAys found in the govern
ssens "a CFOatla th0ir true father ard
efficient professor. &
Upon the pr0p0nal of the CrOatian
gsOveRanem itself. Flusne, Was given
speclni pririlogas> 10 as to enjoy ii
every way the same advantages as
Trieats Internal &ntOnOEny was grant
Trieste Entsgnai autonomy vas
granted to the port, which, according
go the proposals d. tha CrOatian Gov
eFuzssn Nas made Il separate pos
sasasfn az the Grown of Hungary
80 ii hich Crnaaia belonged Az that
kinae nobody. neither ta Hungary nor
iii Cg6 tin, would under tho name Of
sshaIx grown 0a Hungary have for one
moment understood the Magyar atate
og latter days. but tho then existing
federation ii several nations for whom
tfe Hungarian s0-caI1sd holy cr0Mn
Og ST Stephen WAS the common gym
boil
IInGss 1880 Cr0aElans and Magyars
mans 50 fairly aEniCa bly, III their As
socia listed countries. AFTER that date
tho axsaeh grew to such extent that
rs9mrm "a the 1oraleg cpnaA aAsaons De
csgne u0ssfhIa, The cogiapso 81 slaA
n Og 81 stephen vas che con-
ce. The cfoaaO. gyAr cofl-
slcs caxrse ID 10 end fp 1isAS-ss. when
rps JealaCsch fought 9oe Austria
tdas aKlsl vstgsEs his Ess tian
xzzay faraa Budapest 1zAd Viemasa
tOOk sae SEagySg sl.Ie and vsa
ccm0aed by Connt alachl hleh ga
E oe aAsssa baE aAso
IN ANTS 0e Bss sgare Ell tEsMx
0f zan pols1g I
80 aasD sera sasy
III IN pg
u Is zsE s 6eEszG uf tlss
gavs36 aRexUT Fyameis /
aenA expee plarasg the efty
sF ka assacE nSk og shS Bamas
cg CTs BE - ieGesFsa pass 1E kllse
III 1854, i sasRi isAet s /
Fiv8a sk upon All 12ass
. M slleu IN
IL agla M. neia 1aa
ssaa 81 shelsa this fo s
Isnaa heAsI - aaE
q l ssa a faak A.
s sorry 0f
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sta
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

MaNo she viii not become en-
gaged until she IS twenty.
But, my dear wSmaa, she may
nor net me chance when she Is
twenty
MaWell, then. she viii remain
twenty until she does. sydney Bull
lottn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

a happy life consists "a tranquility
cf mind. Ciceru
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

I0s a 81 ~ sDeGas s aa
'1Rla 1Oslgs n Rsp
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

as an4m bak EsgtHs Here belDw.
nor wRnls tint latsla lCssg hus ak the
present prices cannot &af & f0F b
song souiaVilae Comatsa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
WAMTEI

WANTEFs DISCHARGED splaies desires a0y
kind III teaporagy eniployment 80
lSI u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12

Il 4 vwrsl, Nv 9entsensan sud wife; ~
sfsfi,EreY cottage furniahed. hy se
natIof, IS aoosl lis pusafbIe Address 30.
as5 R0x 5a7 H.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-12
ROR BALE

ssnw aAa.w tyne a4sgin cyisnaer INDIAN
aaotorrycir. 1919 Inuslel III tla the bess III
condition. Has hnen dFfyen about Two
hundred miles. Address i y. HartiHfe,
IS7 Bancroft Hall, II. s. Navat Assa. .
eany. H. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-24
uNCOVERIkG NEGRO IN
ACCIDENT WOODPILt
Report of Structural Iron Workers
Show AicoI oiixed Brains and
Musdes arr Forcrunncr to
Industrial Afishaps.

There has come to light j cops Of
tn second supplementary industrial
eccident report to Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron workers union NO. /, Chi
caEo, Illir ois- OF the International as
ISOLATION Of Bridge. structural and
Ornamental Iron workers, for the
period from april /. 1917 to Decem
Der ). 1917. submitted by +. II. HouH-
han and John T. Walt com mittee.
Or pages four and five of this renort
are given two tables setting forth the
number OF accidents during the period
between April and December. tnclu~
s1ve, OF 1917. tabulated 10y days and
month "A summary of these figures
shows that during the first three DAYS
of the week there occurred SIS per
cent of the accidents while 49, per
cent occurred during the last three
days. The remaining per cent hap
pened Sundays Adding 10 the nine
months covered by the report the
first three months, January. Feb
ruary and March, there was n total of
i1Ss accidents for the entire year. All
these facts are sei forth in the first
table and the second Ia Die which Is
or peculiar interest in relation To the
liquor traffic is herewith reproduced
and introduced with the following
statement ny the commsrtsc:
In the previous report submitted
by this committee it was noted that
the Monday accidents during the
open saloon period amounted 70
nearly 24.4 per cent of the total but
imm ediately after the Sunday closing
Ia considerable decrease was evident
This decrease during thirteen months
OF closed SUNDAY saloon as com
para With the eight months previous
Ia shown by the following table:
Monday Accidents In Relation to tho
Sunday Saloon
Open---24. per cent 40 per month
G osed~-11.S per cent of total mum
ber of accidents; 10 per month "A
decrease Of over 81 per cent
Upon which the committee com
mcnts as follows;
That such a great decrease has only
occurred during Mondays Is no doubt
due to the period OF rest and health
fuI recreation enjoyed by the workers
curing Sunday. Not only is the
worker who spends Sunday as a FREE
queter OF the saloon a danger to him
self. but still more so to hts fellow
workers upon resuming his day {
labor. The general nervous condition,
with lower mental faculties, rs we'll
as the trembling hand and unsteady
gait 80 significant I'm the mar who in
dulges I'm intoxicating liquors. may -ac-
mt for many OF tho accidents that
have befallen our brothers in the
past