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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
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TIE Eeeza1e q de coEYt uphea4xEG
The eoeEi.r.soezsty q fhs v1s-tDs
o.oz1sssoa is yeV Ezxzfy11g- HaA
tSe Ss<assoa beea oshawfss th4s
eozntry Soxbs3eu would h2ss W.T.
sesSed orgies In syesy ccmEzzztJ
a1se - pay <a5u:ozs prices for booze
and rae sezlesB sne1eof wvaid have
1xed fz1 o1 the proeee4a CooG-
eisas we're s<se % b seae6AioaA 1As
ho38eR8 os the Big stocks Which ch<5
hsped 70 retail .. $zs . E1zoa o
more kxys from n0w EEtl IAeMy
lk, 1874. when the lszh aneEADea4
70 tbs cozsti.zt5cn becnOes elective.
n which TO slip tsem ozt of .hs
COUNTRY.
Those VITO have been reaDiEg h1x-
vests It nq1oR selling ea tie ehaAca
fhAs ths eocyt would declare de IN
uneoAs<ttussonzi wM = teskea -
they shousd Be. have b41ie II fAels n
gotten gains isEt vhn he lhv sesa
shsough vtfh then Evea tie bfhE1-
ozS reed not w1ska sy0pa4ky On
them: shsy wasted noos o. him b1i
pfo6see.e1 tn the noss Shameless
mAn,eT. Eoss abouA Down the4s
passing. Ana de oovRnar-eises ol
New JsrSey may ind khaesz q the4z
company sti1. nor tha& Il has besa
decided 70 inquire TITO sAs Nquos
contributions TO his e5ee93oe- II ~
have aay surplus syn7assy II may
perhaps Be oven charity 70 some o1
tie eonvfvsa! sosis. who EtUs red
consequences: they had been looking
ahead 20 ~Fair and Warner" where
ss Dry and Cold u what they VII
3 Res
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

DanJsrups's Petition for Discharge
E,sasr n 'fs Iamsers ss1st Gam e In Bankruptcy
payne. Bankrupt.
To the Hon Clarence Hale. Judge OF
the District Court Of the United
States for the District Of Maine
Eizear Lambert Champagne Of Wat.
State Of Maine. in said District, re-
spectfully represents. that on the 1Stn
day Of July, last past, he was duly ad-
judged bankrupt under the Acts of Con-
gress relating to bankruptcy; that he
has duly surrendered all his property
complied with all the requirements OF
said Acts and Of the orders Of Court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays. That he may be
decreed by the Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankruptcy Acts.
except such debts as are excepted by
Law from such discharge.
Dated this 9Th day of December, A.
ELzEAR LAMBERT CHAMPAGNE.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District of Maine. SIS.
On this 18th day of December, A. D.
1918. on reading the foregoing petition,
Il Is
OIkeISu " INC OouIt- j nat a nearing
be had upon the same on the 9Th day Of
January. a. d. 1870. before. said Court
at Portland. in said District. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon; and that no.
tice thereof be published in Daily Ken
nebec Journal. a newspaper printed in
sa id District. and that all known credi-
tors. and other persons in interest, may
appear at the said time and place, and
show cause. il any they have, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be
granted.
And it is further Ordered by the
Court, That the Clerk shall send BY mail
to all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order, addressed to
them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale
Judge of the said Court. and the seal
thereof. at Portland. In said District, ON
the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1916
, IL. 81 FRANK FELLOWS, Clerk.
a true copy of petition and order
thereon.
Attest: FRANK FELLOWS. Clark
declSdlf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
HELPLESS WITH
RHEUMATISM
Until Ne TEX fiIita-tVes'
Or FfIii lha TABLETS
2 r So- !. LoDe. Ont

For over three r9A vas coz
E-ed 70 bed E.Ih Rhexmzfssn- ]
--ez.sd With doctors and tired Eszrfy
everything without benefit
Finally. I Csat FUi.-a-tITe Se-
fare Lad Esed hz1 q box ! z~ t--
proy@ent: tie pain Was easier and
the swelling started 10 go do~E-
+ ! cod4aEed taking fhzs tIEs. Dedi-
cine. improving IL the time and ro-
can wzEk zboz. tEo niles and Go
ngh. chores about The place
ALEXANDER MUNRO
ssc- q box, fcr szsa. tri2l EzIe &c.
A, dealers o. from FRTIT-A-TTvES
Limited OGDENSBCRG. -. Y.-Aov.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
Wa Wss Bed Eoessh

The world generally nov ccnezus
tn all tie bad things aid Of var,
notviths.andtng the cost oR living
vas less then than II L. nov.
~eradstreet's index rnmbe. Of
prices AZ of December I, S1s.l7ss,
marks An Increase OF II per cent
over Sovembe. I. AID rise q etxht-
tenths of per cent over de hitherto
record high isvea Touched On August
1. 1873. Compared With December /.
1918. three weeks after the aruisstce
vas declared. the pResnt index mum >
Der shows rise Of 81 per cent: the
advance over December ], 1917. Ii Il
Per cent, and the r.se over Angus. /.
1914. II LII per cent While textiles.
provisions and groceries and nis-
cenzoeous products contribute the
bulk Of the rise, It is interesting TO
note that ten out N The thirteen
groups Of commodities advanced in
the period from November / TO De-
esnbes /, that forty-stx out Of Ies
coMmo6tttes rose over the came
period, and that two groups Of COM
nodi:ies, building materials and mis-
csltAoeous products. reached Few
high Levels On December l."
In this connection. bat nowise re-
hevtng the situation here, 10 the re-
port Of the London Economist show
ing that price advances have been
greater in England than in America
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
NO EXCUSE FOR
RHEUMATISM!

Neutrone Prescription 50" re-.
moves the poisonous accumulattors
that lodge in the blood.
After one weeks use You Win bs
looking at other sufferers instead
ct being an object Of misery and
pity.
Your joints and muscles win be
loose and Imbered up, all aches and
misery viii be gone. You win feel
like new.
As soon as you take ".;eu.rone
Prescription 80" you can feel tho
pain and misery leaving and com.
fort and happiness coming In. DO
to your druggist today and get 4
bottle. then enjoy life. feel like doing
hings again. For sale By
Bowditch-webster Co. and leading
druggists eTerywhere--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

pneRs r5l cArse mnca DesI.H.en1
zs rea a. some confusion In 40ci-
t5on 10 these gifts 70 The person
whose nAns each drew anyone = AZ
abe-sy 20 put c-her presents % LIE
tree During the evening ChrsxszS
games VII be en5oyed and The szsss
wIH have oa exhibstioa the dots
which fAey have dressed 10 give 70
The roor ch.karea Everything = De-
ing PLANNED which can make this
cccssson \ ner Christmas parry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

The Boston Globe says: 'Tho STATE
ment Maine VIII spend N.0oo0o On good
roads during 80 means really that the
State will spend NyM0n0o on bad ones, .
In New Hampahire whatever We sDend
is on good ones to make them belfer.-
keene IN. H. Sentinel.
Maine is 205 miles IL breadth and
235 miles In length With an area oe
5000 square miles, while New
Hampshire's extreme breadth b only
30 miles and its extrems length lss.
giving an area Of S.34l square miles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
TROUBLES over
Miss Langlois Again
Enjoys Life


-Os aA DE Rse1AcsDe8 lave taken
TOR ny oorbses. aAd have tAkes al
I eoald baar a. T1Aize - Dc cay ons
dat ID - any good aid Mss
AArxnexite z LAnESoss. Who resides
=: Nc WzEl0v street. BWfzngtoe.
w. recenfH- ContnEirz xbe szid:
I suffered foT tvo yNB NTH
haaAzebA. dHneA and extreme
nAVe10aaA Ay nerves we're In
snch bad eood1oea n cEes I cozA
not koA axyrktng n Ry hzots ant
reouA - Eet mcre thAa Al ho-r O.
tvo sf a1ssp a. night Ny bad achsd
nearly Al the time and I suffered
f.u0 dfHtneB eprtinazfiy. 20 tad Al
times h vzs With the greatest effort
I could keep frsm falling and would
t1ss gtA1H vhaa ! wzReA I bad .
Tery poc< appetite an6 vt@ cid
manage 20 Sosee down . hst,s SOME
thing ! would - h misery afssrxard
- nOehtnS a3e seemed 70 digest .
pastte3A a1A I aaaiiy eos 70 the vezy
SIGHT o1 anything 20 eat vas disgust
ing TO ne I last weight Until vzs
% weak I could Lot take part IN any
cS The pleasures Of ny young friends
a. It was vtfh the creates. effort I
could manage 70 ges abou, n an !
felt tired and wosooEt al the tine
and was dowEhea<tet, bi.e and ssrr
ply miserable.
Ny mother had seen 80 INCH tn
the ne~SpapeB about tie bens5.
others we're receiving from Tanlsc
sos bought NE some and started me
On T. and after I had taken only txo
ooeoes my moFovenen. was remark
Able continued taking 1, and i.
wasn't long before / had a fne spp@-
ute and everything ate asre<S with
me perfectly. The headache and diz-
zsness have completely left me and
MY nerves are IN s1ch dne condition,
sleep % sourdiY IL takes an alarm
enck TO wake me Up Ia the morning.
nave reSained ny lost weigh. and
leei - strong a. ever did. I an,
certainly very thankful for xha.
IsnAc has done for me- for now :
5oS me and can take part IN all ,he
pseasares Of my young fyiene.
whenever ny mother Or myself have
NE opportunity we never fail 70 ,.,,
"ne1 4 9Tez. medicine Tsnlac IL
IsnLac IL sold in Augusta by gox.
onch-"ebster Co, and the Isaat,.
ofuse1H n svery city and town
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

II - stated on appareatly GOOD au-
thority that 1000 men have deserted
from the navy the past eve months.
II the navy IL an Josephus Daniels
would have the people think it il
hard to account for men running the
risks Of desertton in such numbers.
Perhaps M Daniels words may be of
like nature to the boasts Of Mr.. Bur-
leson respecting postal Affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
NATIONAL HOME

ohcer Of the day. Capt. Frznk VI
Mckee.
William Bole has been granted q
'uriough 10 visit relatives in Phi,a-
dslphia-
Arthur J. Stebbins, late Co. II. z.h
Mass Inf, has reported .or admis-
sion TO the Home.
George II. Garrity OF Boston, late
Co. G.. L. s. Inf. has been admitted
70 the home
John J. Keilehe-. late Co. A, Is,
Ne a A, has been trsnsferred to
the Pacific Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
6aptists Elect

AZ the annual meeting of the Ban
list church the following officers ana
committees were elected for the en-.
suing year:
Clerk. Miss Maude E.,Ma.thews:
treasurer. Charles H. Twombly: mis-
SION treasurer. Miss Emma Smalley:
auditor. Willis Fletcher: superintend-
ent OF Sunday school, BENZ. Rcbert
son: assistant Edwin Perkins: con-
ouctor' Gerald Howard: board of
assessors Q. E. Frost. Charles n
i"omoiy, Charles H. Rhoades. War
ren "A Nichols. George II. Robertson
membership committee, Mrs. Ide,Ia
Ricn, Mrs Fanny r. Robertson. Mrs
1er.na Robbins. Donald Han and
".nneio mariner: benevolencs COM
mie'ee, Mrs Luiie Nichols, Mrs
Ben1. Robertson, Miss Lula, smal-
ley, Mrs Minnie Perkins, Herbert
Brier, Albert Gunner, Miss Cenera
erAins; music committee. George
T. White. Bertha Hayes, Laura NJ
rus visiting COMMITTEES. Mrs Inc,
suzner' Mrs. Mary Randall Mic.
'iaoys Aichaeis. Miss Edna Trndv.
SOCIAL committee. Miss Della Knov,'
1oh' MISS Verna Dyer. Mrs. Florence
oook- William Norris. George n
Hooertson: missions. Miss Nana.
MattneWs. Miss Grace Hayes Mis-
frances A Sargent, Miss AM Va,
son. Miss Isabel CHM.
Inc church recently ertensas
can TO Rev George Car,yIe c.
~ Dexter and while no accan,aae.
s as yet been received it is ex.
c'eo tnat he will be the next pas.
'o.; TO succeed Rev. Wiibor E Rich
aroson. who resigned a year a-o
rinee that time the church has beer
Witnout a regular pastor al,honvr
open. Aep'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

ribs, one CT which punctured one
lung He was taken at once to the
Knox hospital in Rockland Mr.. Cole
Is the son Of Mrs. Jane Cole Of Bel
fast and a nephew Of Charles Nc
kinney Of Camden, former proprie-
tor OF the Phoenix stables in Belfast.
The young man seems to lead a
charmed life as he has been in a
number CT accidents and in some Of
the fercest battles Of tie late war
he came through unharued. He held
The rank of sergeant.
The Cniversalist League netted
1857 at the Cutch Garden party Civ
en- IN the Armory On Thursday night.
The affair was the largest and one
Of the mos, successful in several
years and not only was a great f.
nancial success for the newly organ
ized league but afforded a most
pleasant social affair for the public.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
New Shoe Corporation


ine company known as Leonard &
'arrows operating factories manu-
.acturlng boots and shoes in Eelfas,
and Middieboro. Mass. will no long
er operate the Belfast plant after the
7rst OF January. At that time a new
orporation will be formed trnnr-
- Leonard, Stevens and Pierce A.
hur H. Leonard Of Boston. who
'thdraws from the firm of Leonard
Barrows. will be the senior mem
>er with Herbert H. Stevens as a
artner and business manager and
uperintendent Of the plant. Sun,
Stevens came to Belfast two years
ago from Hazards. Gardiner, where
he learned the business. He is n
practical man. the grandson of the
late Herbert Howe. a pioneer ahoe
man of Marlboro. Mass. one OF the
leading shoe towns Of New Enx-
And. Since coming to Belfast h
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

An Invalid pensioner Of the c;vs,
war. obliged 70 live on his pension.
nsTertaeless bo1eh. 81 worth Of Red
Cross Seals is a report from phi,a-
csiphia-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Scme-hi-g Ct oruls. that LES-
.or rzr @ho- w5-a his wife dyzns
tro<n cnnErpaoz- after = hong IL
ress. O. TEes6zy drew hn $5s week
" pay ard disappeared She cied
SATURDAY Dorr.nG- Jcseln Wash =
hss rznz The dead wo-zn's fa-Ae,
says Walsh cocs deserted lis wife Il
Halifzx- Iezv1nz hs7 20 reach Lewis
.oa As t-sS- she co1A
The appointment By tie GorGoc-
Of Robert P. KIng o. E,sTorsh. ,se
soa Of TIE late Judge ArDo King. 70
the oEce cf register Of probate for
Hz,1ock county. recalls An iccadsos
cs his zxny LIE TIA, Ell Interest Bar
Ex-bc- - ven - Ellsworth peop3e.
noe Sione because E-. Kings VIE
vzs . Bar Hzrtor girl bg: because
Bar Haxbor mar Sg-rss In the Ssc-y'
writes the g. Il co-respoods1, Of tie
SeWA
Prot Eaten, Of q ye-me.: CoiieSe
married Annie Cratcyee Of ErsEo--h
and both visit there frequently When
Mis- Eaten learned tha: some Els
worth boys were II training a;
P1z:-sosrE. tux. across tie lake, sae
resolved 20 do something for them 4
Ghe could locate ITEM
One Sunday morning Prof Ea.o.
Vas strorirg through tie college
grounds when he was approached By
three tall yoGIhs II khaki who made
some enquiry Of him After replying
lie asked L they knew any Maine
boys = the Plattsbl-g camp One o.
them answered. -se are al from
Maine; am from Ellsworth. Maine
Mr.. Eaton was as-on;shed. bat 60. %
sstonished az The young man xaE
when be said. then you NUS. b.
Henry Martin Halls son"
The other Ellsworth boy xas Roh-
ert King The Bar Ha-bor boy wac
made Up the trio was Frank 0. Aiier
They were ali taken home and Ere.
ssnted 70 Mrs Eaton She arraagsd
for visit over the folio wing Sunday
can as easily entertain four a
three" said Nrs. Eaton, 80 b-.re
some ooe with you. and have him q
SIX footer. TOO" The man they
brought was SIX foot cxo. A roya,
good time was accorded them; many
girls OF the COED college were re-
Questioned 70 help carry out the PRO-
gram
The Bar Harbor boy who made II
the trio was Frank o. Alley. The
fonrth man was chosen for his he.gh,
and his popularity-not for his birth
place.
word has j1st been received in "a,
Harbor from Mr. King who is in ,hs
south, that he viii return and take
the ofhce in about a week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
Name Gossip
DREAM Child

Ofe7m Child
Oat Of The rnis.s OF morning
,."rsoped In fragrance sweet.
ny cream-chi.d came TO NEE. me
On rosy. dimp!ed feet.
Hair like a giearn OF sun.hE,.
kres OF mornings blue.
"A Joyous little spirit.
B9rn CT scn and dew.
Her light laugh. Ike the echo
O4 a drovsy birds H-z. sonr
Asf tiny hands flower laden
~ ore4m-ch!ld danced along.
With outstretched arms waited
10 clasp her 10 my breast:
omH home with me. bright sri-i.
forever Be my guest
ny Joyous, laughing presence
shall banish soTdid care.
SnAu make the desert PATHWAY.
Bloom -ose-iike. sweet and fa.-.
But tun beyond my c.aso.n<
~ eream-chfld stole awav
soet her where the srar-shi,.
Dies at break Of day.
1st never the desert pathway
. 80 deeoiate shall be.
6ecause. like the soul OF rnorn;,-
my dream-chiId came 10 me
-ROSANOSD REED
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

WomsD Win have TO get aftsr the
youth Of the nation and break them
Of tAstr lazy. shtftleos wayS, and
their irresponsible attitude towards
Hfe." b . statement attributed to
General Edwards, whose abundance
Of good sense, doesn't seem TO secure
ths favor Of those disposins of army
promotionS. 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

We trust the DemocTa&s v1H d.
eide to hold their State eonvent3on
at Augusta. They. would b assured
q pleasant visit tn . semi.publie
capacity. whereas their coming In q
public capacity. that Il not to Be
thought of, you know.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
EASTHN STEAHSR LINES Ia.
BOSTON & PORTLAND LINE
Freight Service Only

STEAMER MAPLE
Leave Portland. Fracki.. Tlar.
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS as ERl-
DAYS. At GO p. II for Bcs:o-.
Return: Leave Bostc-- C:..-a.
Wharf. TUESDAYS. ESDAYS za4
SATURDAYS at 500 P u.
H. 4. CLAY. S-re-.-:eIasa:-
--- FrGlkil War.
Tel saa
noy1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

q has been said tia, Ii. -,
40ecton. but when !. ewfnes a mn. -,
Liz aae Da-Tr as loud az sexi,s
MI1enne, what IL tha,2-s.- Louis CIoh,e-
A nuisance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
Tvssdsy, osesmbe~ ~ fS1s.


This country 10 having = lct q
,soubie with ~ hired hsD fssse
cays In some quarters .hs=e zp-
peasD 70 b Z peFv0te1 corcscficc
that II - tine tor tbs help 70 take
over the business and lei th1 world
be gTa.efuI 20 them Tor doing o.
Included in this kind Of hired help ws
regret 70 And The Senate of tie
United States also the Pres.6ees
thereof. hired heip. one and al. from
Woodrow Wilson 20 Henry Cabot
J0<tDf
-.ss at pGssent their criminzsions
and recstm.nA.ions respecting The
treaty much resemble tie discussion
Of 4 sidewalk convention On rbo
killed cock Yob.. or WHO struck Billy
Patterson One might Infer this
country ssEt three or fouf million
men across the ocean into r1an-rAds
he'll 10 retrieve a political football
wherewi.h the Distinguished hired
men Of this great and glorious coun-
try might amuse themselves On the
ere Of a political campaign
Who's 70 blame? Well 1t - ~en
known who BEGAN IL Pressdent VII
son has snapped the whip too long
and 700 loudly for a.y genuine doubt
respecting thai But who win end
il, The Senate has = responsibility
there which il can't eva6s- It per-
nnt.ted the irreconcsIzbles WHO were
determined TO kin the measure 10 az
els. materially IA tacking On changes
and then assisted them in killing II
as chanxed- Why did they Go that:
To our minds i, appears they were
obsessed for the moment by the sp.rf
Of ,hs political game known as 'pass-
t.z the buck" II yo1 please
We kelisys further that, nctvith-
s.anding the Pre1idens's arrogance.
rad the Senzte undertaken sheir du-
ta.s respecting tia. treaty In the
sarne spsr1: CUR soldiers Undertook
their duty a safe and sane adjustment
,nixs. have bsen had and :hs calm Of
thas ocgn:ry 70 tie rssoec. of the
void uigh. zow be ~hzt II wss
~hea oxr ncs-. git fighting and our
politicians beg7h talking
The PresiSen,'s assertion tkzt tie
responsibility is On the Senate does
hsn 70 credit. 20 cay the iezH. for
ersyyoae sufficiently intelligent and
interested 10 .eaS knows the ssnA-
:srs aeeinx under his direction would
70. Iirten 70 compromise. Their
snn<,t 10 said 70 b> different DOW. but
r.sz. norise excuses the Pressdent's
s-..ituse.
Probably al wisose experience has
.c.csrceS a .sry d1n0insersnS school
master viii End il lis heart spark OF
synraihy for the Senate. Indeed
senate. willta.ns' remark that he
vas d.Exug.ed with the treatment OF
international Affairs a. Il they were
questions Of party politics detraets
IA 10 cegree from his reputation ~ .
public servzLt OF integrity and e.
nctency. He IL quoted az saying bed
rather be a dog and bay the moon
than endure IT longer than be is
obliged 70. Making due allowance
for the senator's mood, there never
.heiees II in his remark . sentiment
no. 1t all complimentary 70 the pre-
dicansnt our public hired men IN
Washington md themselves.
But wosss yet - the predieamsnf
Of the psopas who must look on while
the good repute Of our country II
douted In its own household.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
A nuisance,

Go to Porto Rico" is the advice Of
Secretary Baker. Isn't Porto Pico q
new place TO cons:gn folks to,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

"nen ne could tuggie his n xf.bor,
moving a muscle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Easiishmen from being stolid Brit
ishers are Becoming addicted to ges-
tureo Il 10 said. There was q time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

All sorts OF atnospherical disturb.
.nces have been predicted for
"ednesday. Dec. II. on accoun. Of
ne unusual fact that all the planet.
On mat day. with the exception -,
tne earth Will lie In the same line
vltn The sun and all except Uranu.
on the same side Of the sun. m.
Maine Farmery' Alnoanae-th.+ "a
reliable-says that Aars will ha :.
eDnsiion and Venus and the moon
VII - tn conjunction. The latter
vooio indicate q storm. but not of
ee9Tnying magnitude Therefore don,
eave sway al your earthly posses :
saons Just yet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

in white Chrysantbemums. and autumn
ieaYes formed the decorations"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

food He thinks ks predsc-5oz Is
hessg carried O.. n fairly good
xAzre-
Aso1g comes word frv1 Joks BIZ
ro-xA8x tie naturalist that ArCxzc
birds are be-g sse1 fzy1a< soEts
Tia. 0szzlas fzr ~ Maine and
Hschxz-EhscA Indicates % hm
Tia. ne EE have lard wirtE- TIE
ss-1s he las sen II Michigan are
v- tame and Apparently EEzS-
cEzIr.ed with nzc
An1, there ycz are.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Needs support ef Rsssiuts Hand
(PEkhc Le1gG)

NOSSo oSpPo1S ~ USS0sSSS E'oAS
(PESlie LedgC)
Tie great dreams of humanity cAc-
lot eodure, l. these Gays q crashing
traditions and 'ra<;i:nx back 20 bar
ta-iE-,o quote Lord Rosebenys
szng1la-iy prophetic parzse-aay
Co-e InAa Ep-sevioe which lacks tie
support OF the reooiure hand On tie
very cay TIA. tie Presstects iates.
~-bai CsbE:e 70 the necessity os
throwing open The doom behind
which secre. policies have been inc1-
hated vas published tie representa-
tive Of this nation II London took
part II secret international confer
ence about whose very purpose the
people whom il profoundly concerrs
knew nothing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
Divine Discomfort

Oftsfe os8SonSent
Boston Ne<s Rareau)
well known Philadelphia CAPITA
iist discussing the present social un-
rest tells an anecdote carrying a
moral Is forcio'e az any ever penned
by the late Mr.. Aesop He SAYS:
Not hong since I me, an old ac-
qua:ntance, a man I had known as an
encien, worker in steel Plan. a
number Of years ago Noting his
prosperous appearance. I asked him
what he Eas doing and was informed
be had left active industry to become
q labor union organizer.
Well" asked. do you manage 20
keep your followers pretty well sstia-
Eed7
Satisfied. hen." was the re,,v
Do you suppose ! want to do myself
Out Of Job
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

:. An Auburn man predicted an early
winter. on the ground that the squir-
reis had not gathered a large stock
q nuts for their winter supply Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
The Pra4l

The Democratic party isn't going
20 carry the country next year. and
the country isn't going 10 carry the
Dtemocratic party much longer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Six days In succession in both Au-
burn and Lewiston without an arrest
BY the police department establishes
a record that pleases most people.
probably including some Of the old
timers. accustomed often to awaken
In . cen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

Several thousands Of Names finest
cfttsens-the ladies-accompanied bv
their lesser halves. win conere<ate
today in Bangor for the ANNA,
Maine State Grange meeting. The
citizens Of the Queen City are plan
ming 70 entertain IN their usual lib
eral and cordial manner and the vis.
itors are planning to have a rieh,
good time. in addition to leaving
some OF their money in town in re-
turn for Christmas gift purchases.
The Calais merchants are swallow
ing hard. also their feelings and ac-
oeptdns Canadian currency at par. to
prevent the Christmas and general
trade going across the river to 81
Stephen. N. B. The aforementioned
currency has now deprecated 10 Der
cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16

novIdd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-16
pankrun.,. Petition for pi.ehara,

Bowditch-Webster Co. aid ieadsn
druggists eTerywhere.-Adv.