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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

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lis home = -Za future.
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the C.os6v Navigation Cos ~:c-
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WORK On Two tzssex-
Jr2czn McIn:osn. xho -<e..ly
br1g1- Z farm u Wo-~1ch. eft Wit.
RI family -12,sda. % N~Ery Il.
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q SnGaargh n Spruce street Al
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LewiEtcr.
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NORR|DCEWoCK
Fss.e. e5-- e -1esy. i.

o. Ec,1ay eTe---. Ap-l Is E
bi-taca? 7fz--E aas -l%e- q LIZ ~
Q. Ms. Ss-e 4 E:=s-1c. :. oc-C- g
re- uc-.s-. Mrs MAJ H Allan Ehc
E-s ,=ache1 M goo- gid age = -
-ear. Ms Ala = L e-c=le--
health 80 < aol= - ass-E u -e@
1aI.y E1-laz u - ao0s=1o1L
Tx -~e=1to-E We-s 3ZT-e5 ~ ~
grazing. an Z .a-E ple2sso: ao6 50
"a ting VS. pass=d y II p-ese--
M. 4-a- -=cev=G Z -L-Ds- # -
-enh-s-css ~.1cIuG:rE c--cs t-u-
-.s guests. = .e-y -a-lso-= birth
d: Gale vls MAZE ans ~p-es=--eo Il.
Ms. Ferte-- CrosAy- Tha Gks vas
..sp1s.3IIt o~eco-e-e5 a-1 contained
TIE EE1ros & Mrs. Ain received
-sny jet--y u co--ra-1ls-!oos from
relatives ard friends from cu- o:
tow = Ics. G-1;cior- Boz % --.t
Var SEE. ~ =. I. F-=6erc q BoEcn.
Refreshments ot ASSERTED cake and
Ire c.ea-n we-e ss-Te
-he guests r.nt ro-. lrza.rg Hrs.
Alien ye-T ha3pE. looki-g tan years
younger than for nan months. and
wishing her Da-v Urn Of ire Cay.
Ms. ,iabei W-iyn. = improving
from ne- recent 3Il-czs ao5 hcpes 20
,eol-n hs- store z 1he near tU.u-e.
On THURSDAY. April :, The regular
meeting Of Somerset Grange was
he'd AID the -hirc arr fourth &C.
g-es con-e-=1 . : Class q ten
candidates which was followed ~
.fe Customary hsrrest <ezs. TITS
Grange IS in 2 Tery prosperous cor
d.tio, and much in.e.ss. i be1g
taken
Chester Jcces IS On a business tip
to Boston tais week. preparatory -
opening lis rev store which Is be-
ing ft-e6 Ip with all ,he noderc n
proverlsnts. where re VIII sell con-
fectioneC. fruit. ice cream. icbaceo.
etc. NJ. Jones has been one Q. the
clerks in tie store Of Bracket. &
Russell for the past six years. His
place 3 70 Dc taken On the delivery
team ~ Edwin Gilman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

TIE eszA< ID mz .. re D~~oc,1-
tc 2xr-?, he cnjY ,@L o:ee-ln-tn.-
S>oI. I>cx- s,stca. As+-c>og. .
Yaoyed and gcs2paole. tntefrae1 ard
exeDotyoLe> DeI>c.2t n Le~>cszts.
u. szaest ard sz.est II taen al.
Cei>n.a T4.texS>n o. editorial tame.
tsys mr. compliments ~ q -mecale
ax1 N9Ed.s" II Epf1re By saying tnzt
tie American f>seslten. saoslc bs In
Desche1 tor going ~ he ceacs coa-
terence.
We &xYssd 70 tAxt Ae.o,e he xent,
Since ,hsA rs have wonSe.ed low
much Aonsense u .he Wlison-Ezke,
E2r.es1l rzrls.y 4 >oun,ry will
Gszh1 before decisive act2rn is taken
10 end tie mineral faycs. the 1angsg-
ga c>ljy thz, Il t>1Sy c>stl2x this
<0yn.yy ussold aa.iiaocs II He4eure
ever mont, ana hAe Alse&ty en-.
Unnecessary b.skrns M money and
thouezacs N American liver. We a,S>
have wondered II 80. Congresses 70
phb4, Blaine. D.nEsey. Frye. Hale and
Tom Ee@A. largely figured ~o2.c have
tolerated the noneens<, dshaAes ana
Dp<n insslt NJ. have keen weakly
secepAeo w tie 9th and th1E IA, ~
he Ssta.
TIE F>Yesiden. EhrGld have been
shown bis pl2cs a. oec< WIEN hs IL
D09aee1 h4x uuryote "a 81 ~ Europe.
segzS1tess III the ceu1.rYs wishes.
tgnorsd the Tinted States S<nz.e
and r<1sssd sbso!p.eiy 70 t2ke tie
Congress or the peor.e into his c>n-
Adsnce. IAstead, Congress ard pro-
PIE have been fen>unce1 az blind. OBJ
S.inAts and unreasonable te.ause
tksy resent the c>.Dssai bigotyy of
this Il ara the whole showI' man.
W. ths EsoDIe. are the eleven f>.I
Jurors Who are deAyiog the verdict.
Tbs President should be ordered
tams or tmpeached for negkct Of
duty apd notorious dixsegard Of the
eOun4sTs Vital intssests. The indus-
61Al susp~ass IN this countrz. 70 say
sothing Of the psychoIogy Of despera-
TIN tha4 II accommodating under the
pespi<xty sfsDescb yaeasy II costing
aiiseas ~ssbass asnnkEaa md at .
time ~hsa ~s e@s ~ afford It. And
what - 6uS Of America u ten times
~ baA 10 EuS0Ds. FeAce should have
bssa sigsed iosg ago ana would have
be<n had 4 real American delegation
taen sent 20 Paris, had the United
0saa&s played ~ paxt Instead Of that
- . heaoscked nlnpyhsmmer.
This feeling Of desperation that Is
hourly syoHdnge (not against the goy-
AnsuAak bot aGRinst those who are
Dsesetuting eev0nnnsnt functions)
zaRseE b W1see1 ~ party defenders
- by WooaspW WiIson expia!ners.
1ks Isisy II the peacs negotiations is
due 10 the Wilson- House Creel inter-
Issu0es With Affairs that are mons Of
tleeir buefacss. All Europe knows 1t
~ 1ag Tor wesky:xAmertea know6tt
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troubles ~ / can DO my house work
without A0y 1fl1csIty. a1vtce any
woman who IL AFFLICTED with female
troubles 10 give LYDIA z. pfnkham's
Vegetable Compound q trial and 1t
viii do al much for them."-Mns.
Marie Boyd. 1874 9Th g.. ~. +. Can
ton. Ohio.
sometimes there are serious con-
ditions where a hospital operation In
the only alternative. but on the other
hand no many women have beer
cured by this famous root and herb
remedy, LYDIA 4. Pinkham's vcge-
table Compound. after doctors have
rsStd that an operation was necessary
every woman who wants TO avoid
an operation should give IT q fair
trial before submitting TO such a try
ing ordeal.
II complications exist. write to IL.
dia z. Piakhsm Medicine Co.. Lynn,
Mast. for sdvice. The result Of many
years experience 10 at your service.
LAW. Geo.
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SLEEPING CAR RAIDED
" WHISKY SEIZED

L4.gor. Ne. April 1-Tnls mc.1-
ING Z trunk containing q 1e-gaiioa
Reg o. whitley Hss seized Z, liz
Lnlon Station.
= porter IN q EoEtpa sleeper got
m tfo because 4 passenger VITO woke
Up u tire stocking Information. two
p.uceren dore toted EN- Of" when
IL inquired for his three large ait
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TOWN ELECTIONS

FAEIENSsssc;nt-. y. y L-.-g:
<0- j, z Csal--sha-. ? !. .zlTi,I,
sesn clerk ? r Bailey: ;-eAs-rs-h
Sro~r: schaG oo-r.,;ss. +. r b4'
.e!- : w GcoG-.cN. (. I Ht:H.
ATouS, Appropriated s&
FSENT-S>->elS.-ea. r.. :. .AU'
al Joosaa n CSecco- RasstN S.iosi
css-k, Fi;I Z Are-;l!, .oHn assrs
4. NN~Ta: 1-saSc-s-. : = AVE-
III. TAX coilsc.o-. Oscar Jc..s. S,hM'
committee, I, Va. Conn. Meme sfTs?f
praiea: Stao~ois> s11H. hssava.s ~.
ssrrer; q peo-. $sI: o.ae- r--7oS'
ThoNA$ToE-Seec;ren. II :, ~
aeE, j. E Watts. jas =. SUE. ;os.
cae-S- Edwia 4 Anderson. .~-sasle'
>c1aner RI, Sargent Money sccropr::
&c: Shcc1s. $50: highways e:t. ~.
SNpecFf Q. poor E.S Mee:;-s Toa.:
ap IN record breaking ;.rie-2t oni..
elected and T. a-.Nlss sc:ei -roa u
/ hour and IS minutes.
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FaAll, DELICATE CH!!g
NeStor0d To Heath BY NIr:

'V0 % rSS1SN cy W"
NanSille. II. 1.-THE vh>oFl'
coush-and later he measles .eH
little boy Of e;gs; wears With no ~
petite. thin. frail. delicate AMI "., TX,
AL the time. After everything ~
had failed Vinol gave him 4 tsaw
appetite. restored his sl0ns:h"
ne Is cow as well as cNt-.
James H. Hall. -.
The beef and cod lv IN7'"ass
iron and manganese peptona'ss.
giycerophosphates contained . ~,
we're Just what this little hoy go
TO restore him to health. W. s'N''
" recommend Nincl. SO.
Ninol il sold in Augusta b. ~
ditch Webster Co; ]. II. N7.-1
Waterviue: Guy X. Nhie' HaN''
aud Druggists Everywhere. ..,r
r. Sit you have skin irulH[ 4,
Saxol S2lva. Money back j u '~
-A0K ---
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- VEL e. ~ 9 E-rs a-cquaEn-An-
-rss M Enc E-El-
Fpr eoDs EU-r-1.r Ea-TE-r u -AA
YlSce. NO sa.zsers E.n n zne E-EI-
- aesrneas. F-z2G- : l-uErlE- g.
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SUITE f.esIa. { !r. nuuliss- -
9TH -elaLves Il -rxs ~yarfrT---
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WAYNE

D. z Hood has been appointed
Rad commissioner IL. the ensuing
year.
Leigh X. Hsncs has rented the
Lovejoy farm for = term q FIVE years.
He Will move TO the farm Z, cace.
J. y. Berry has saved over goo
cords Of wood VIII! g1So!4ae engine
ou,it this spring.
The selectmen have appointed ".
6. Eesse. {. D. Lincoln and Vance 4.
Lincoln. cooxtabies.
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81 -ase spr Es~e -n1s TX -aE-
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CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
EE1ys Al fe Genliae
aHarr TzaaeI Of Aspirin"

C-1r GEyr-21 -Eoss-t VIZ -us
sz.s7y 5EsE C-oR' II -asr &<
Esuul1. -ay= -Eoie-s IT LEq---"
cEnec q mat ~ A1s-fcl,s InI
EgHef 81. - rrIlrols u psopas
-nEncwr uuEu-es u fIurlis--
1syrl- Tables vs-s spic -sos--sF
:r Z 5-Dotavr asairr x-lc- r-Z1sE -
NJ cpE2ose- nos-.r 2. TEicCn Pow
as--
a3s- -xoisi o. sEp1-1c~ shoEia
ssrSEE ~ a3EsS sp-- Thu fpcE ~
-ns sste-r 5sEE CoH N -r- PARK
az M u eacn -xtIs- Aces9r no-t-
2rs GSs P-oye- o--sc1u-s I- nos-
age II sact 6s-s- -scEscs
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81 Sslc-cscZ-Acr-
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SIM srinE. and tyr
q 0 ctors 1ec!ded
tfA, / would have
u 90 through an
operation before
cDUiG get we'll.
NY mother. who
had been helped ny
LYDIA Y. i'inkhAm's
Vegetable Com.
pound, advised me
TO try H. before
submitting 70 An
operation. II re-
1eVed me fran mr.
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tray !, 1e elgLsS 4! 81 Tx ya--les
- 1zs consc- -nste icy Ut sroc
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forces. Hre. ws ..xEe II = - -
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oelsr viii ensbss ;he Cerr1aak - pa.
themselves IL Z posst.oa "ae3e VIZ
Ut more c.s.cst. - ec.oset tnf "n'
1..io.. u t.e treaty. TIE Hscss'1'
On ~o..oce ought u oc>n lie e?~f "
xhx. IL zo4ng o. Aoc Ai ~ 80
tie Eoishsylkl are vroatiAx u: -
.nS sissrcs za6 great "asa1e~
10, .asl. wishes ard feelings sza1'
- ~ the representatives 81 scms U,
tie ns.s>ns Z. Paris. The "r'ii rAo
,r, with gsse.y pG. oo ~t-h : ,af-
tier nstpo.snsat n 1-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
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New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Want Protection for Dyes
Color Interests Favor Adoption
of English system

Leading dye makers are not pressing
their demands for the protection OF
the industry through tariff because,
as several of them stated yesterday
the present Congress is not in sym
pathy with their aims. They are await
ing the assembling of the Republican
Congress in order to lay before it
their programme. This calls for the
licensing of imports according to the
English system.
Under this system there is a com.
mission which would issue permits to
import dyes, so as not to interfere with
the hastily created but vast industry
IN this country. Under this arrange
ment such dyes as are not made in
this country could be imported by the
consumer who is in need of them,
while domestic manufacturers would be
assured of market for their product
The dye makers assert that unless
some such method is adopted the
American dyestuffs industry, which
developed under stress of the war. will
be entirely dislocated. The demand for
protection among the manufacturers is
so lnslstent that the matter some time
ago was brought to the urgent atten-
tlon of Vance Mccormack and Bernard
Baruch, the American trade representa-
tives at the peace conference, in whose
hands the matter rests for the present
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Metals
Middle Vest Sends Most
Orders for Metal Prod
ucfS: Market Is
Quiet

Orders for metal products are com
ing in more rapidly from the Middle
West than from any other part of the
country.
The majority of metal manufacturers
are working on old orders andl,making
their purchases of raw material in
quantities only sufficient to meet i'm
mediate needs. Consumers are, seem
ingly, coming to the conclusion that
prices have reached bottom, but are not
disposed TO start buying because of the
curtailment of building and other CON
struction operations
The attitude CT buyers is 80 indif-
1erent that even inducements Of special
discounts, customarily offered by some
OF the manufacturers at this time of
the year, fail 10 bring orders. A re-
rival of business is expected with the
resumption of building operations.
The metal market yesterday was
quiet, with no change in prices, except
in spelter, in which further slight
recession was recorded, following Mon
days break Of 81 per ton on the Lon
don market. Lead. which on Monday
suffered decline of f2 los in London
held It's own, being quoted at 81 cents
a pound, the price fixed on tho meta
last Saturday by the American Smelt.
ing and Refining Company. The lowe,
rate apparently has not attracted any
new buying of consequence.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05
Business Money

The volume of mercantile naper NOV
ing yesterday was, if anything. smaller
than that Of the day before Bankers
continue to complain that the unset
tlement of business policy and the
present industrial inactivity make for
scant supply Of paper in which they
can put their funds. The range Of
rates continues from S to 51a per cent.
Large commercial paper houses which
make their business by buying the
notes of merchants and selling them
tc the banks quote 5 to 5A per cent,
but add that paper is not moving
freely at that rate The market is
"spotty." In the last week there has
developed on the part of some New
York banks an inclination to limit their
purchases of commercial paper This
IS due in part to the approach of the
new government loan and the need for
taking United States certificates of in
debtedness. Paper brokers believe that
when that is out of the way the rate
will decline nearer to per cent.
Another influence which keeps back
the New York banks is that this is the
turn OF the month when interest and
dividend dlsburs emerts are provided
for. AS the country banks are not so
largely concerned with these factors.
a good demand for mercantile paper is
coming from them In the middle or
New-York tribune., 1919-02-05

.Siik Strike Steadies S
Prices: Scarcity May
Come if Dispute
Continues

While the strike of silk weavers at
Paterson has not done much to i'm
prove either sentiment or demand in
the market for manufactured silks, that
centre no longer being so important
as it was prior to the great strike of
1912, it is thought that if the dispute
is prolonged prices will move upward.
The mills in ard about Allentown,
Penn, arc large producers, and that
the labor situation there is steady
probably because the steel mills, which
had drawn help from the silk plants,
now have less reason to employ full
forces
Fl. G. Hofheimer. vice president of
Joseph Berlinter & Co., which company
operates large mills at Paterson. be
lieves that the strike will run for some
time, for the manufacturers are set
Upon resisting the demands of the oper-
atives. He stated yesterday that if the
strike continues production must de-
crease, which in turn will cause a
scarcity of the most wanted fabrics
those designed fer women's garments
and that the two influences cited will
tend to steady prices.
Demand for raw silk continues quiet
the disturbed labor situation in this
country reacting unfavorably upon the
japanese markets. There is little trad
ing in China, business in that country
being deferred while the Chinese peo-
pie celebrate the New Year.