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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14
SMOKING TOBACCO
FACTS FROM The
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
The Use Of FIavOrings DETER
mines difference In Brands

The Encyclopedia Britannica says
about the manufacture of smoking to-
bacco: " on the Continent and in
America, certain sauces are employed
:. the use of the sauces is to improve
the favour and burning qualities of the
leaves" Which indicates that smokers
enjoyment depends as much upon the
favoring used as upon the tobacco.
Your nose is sure guide in the mat
ter of favorings. Try this simple test
with several tobacco brands: pour some
tobacco into your palm, rub briskly,
and smell. You will notice distinct
difference in the fragrance of every
brand. The tobacco that smells best to
you will smoke best in your pipe, you
can rest assured.
Carefully aged, old Burley tobacco,
plus a dash of pure chocolate, gives
TUXEDO Tobacco a pure fragrance
your nose can quickly distinguish from
any other tobacco. Try it and See.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14
ESTATE or PRED II. PoTT

State Of Minnesota, County Of Stevens,
in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Fred
n. Pott, Decedent.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, To
John ,Pott and all persons interested in
the granting of administration of the
estate Of said decedent: The petition Of
Fred r. Putnam, Cashier, having been
filed in this Court, representing that
Fred H. Pott, then a resident Of the
County of Stevens, State Of Minnesota,
died intestate on the, 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1913, and praying that letters OF
administration of his estate be granted
to Henry Bergher and the Court, having
hxed the time and place for hearing
said petition: THEREFORE,, YOU AND
EACH OF YOU, are hereby cited and
required to show cause, If any you have,
before this Court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the City
Of Morris, in the County of Stevens,
State of Minnesota, on the 31st day OF
March, 1919, at 10 o'clock q. m, why said
petition should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge of said Court, and
the seal of said Court, this 9Th day OF
March, 1919.
(SeaO. A. L. Stenger,
Probate Judge.
GEO. W. BEISE,
Attorney for Petitioner
Morris, MINI.
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are smooth inside, and be strong and
durable, Any OF the types OF. silos
sold by the local dealers will be found
satisfactory. ,.
There are some homemade types
of silos which are proving practical.
Several farmers in the Donnelly ter
ritory are using one Of these. Any
one wishing information concerning
these should call at the farm bureau
Office. T. ! 49, ...,.....,.
The size Of the silo depends upon
the number. Of cattle to be fed. A COW
or steer during the winter feeding
period in Minnesota consumes about
four tons Of silage. From this it is
easy to determine how large to make
ones silo.
A silo fourteen feet in diameter
and thirty-two feet high will hold
one hundred tons.
Silos of more than one hundred
tons capacity cost from $500 to $500
per ton, according to. the. type and
material used in construction.
Every farmer having twenty OF
more cattle or with with barn room
for that many can afford to have q
silo. Those keeping beef cattle and
having good shed room do not need to
wait to build q barn before putting
up their silo., The silo can be placed
where it will be convenient to the
barn when built and the silage fed
in troughs outside.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14

By virtue of an execution issued oNt
Of and under the seal of the District
Court in and for the County Of Stevens
and State Of Minnesota, upon a judR.
ment rendered and docketed in the said
Court, on the 25th day Of February, A.
D., 1915, in an action wherein A. A.
Stone, ST., and A. A. Stone. Jr., oo-parS-
ners doing business as Stone Implement
Co.. are Plaintiffs and W. III. Marin DE-
PENDANT, in favor Of the said PlaintfNw
and against the said Defendant, for tlaa
sum of Four hundred eighty-one ana
26-10O ($481.26) Dollars. on which judR-
ment there is now due the sum q
$413.01, with interest thereon at the ra6e
Of six per cent per annum from Zebra
airy 25th, 1915, and the costs Of this
execution, which execution was directed
and delivered to me as sheriff in and for
the said County Of Stevens, have. thas
23rd day of January, A. D., 1919, levied
upon all the right, title and interest of tie
said Defendant w. H. Marin In and 20
the following described lands: all the
right, title and interest Of said defend
ant, w. III. Marin, subject to the lien cR
said judgment on the 26th day Of Febru-
airy, 1915, in and to the following de-
scribed lands: The North one-half al
the Southwest quarter (Nh Of SwH1,
the North one-half Of the Southeast
quarter (Nh of sEA) and the South
west quarter Of the Southwest quarter
(SWA Of SWA); all in Section Fifteen
(15), township one hundred twenty-foWr
(124), Range Forty-three (43), in Stew
ems County, Minnesota, being all Of TIM
interest acquired in said lands by said
w. II. Marin as vendee under that ceF-
tain contract for deed Of said lands.
wherein, H. Fl. Wells was vendor, dated
March 10th, 1914, and fled for record In
| the office of the Register of Deeds OF
said county on the 18th day OF March,
| 1914, at two o'clock P. M.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That +
the undersigned, as Sheriff as aforesaid,
will sell the above described property
to the highest bidder, for cash, at public
auction, at the front door Of the court
| house in the City of Morris, in the Coun-
| ty of Stevens, and State Of Minnesota.
on Monday, the 10th day Of March. A. D..
1919, at " o'clock A. M. Of that day, to
satisfy the said execution, together with
the interest and costs thereon.
Dated January 23rd, 1919.
.,. FRANK A. ZAHLA
Sheriff Of Stevens County, AiaM
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That
the sale of the above described premises
has been postponed to and will be held
on Monday, the oath day Of March, A.
| D., 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the place
and manner in the foregoing Notice
specified.
Dated March 9Th, 1919.
/ Frank A. Zahl
J ~ Sheriff Of Stevens County, MINI.
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SQUARE DEAL FOR EVERY
INCOME TAX PAYER.

4 Washington. D. @. - "The
+ rights OF all persons now fling :
r. Income Tax returns are amply :
A protected. BY provisions for ,
4 attachments, refunds and APP
4 peals," says Commissioner Dan
4 Tel G. Roper. y. as, "a z>~s ~
4 Every person can be sure OF
4 q square deal Ne person 10 ex-
4 pected to pay more than his
r share Of tax. His share II de-
X termined solely, by, the amount
4 and nature Of his net income for
4 1913, as defined In the law.
4 .tAbatement petitions are dealt
i with :, open-mindedly. d Refunds
4 will be made in; every case
X where too much tax is errene-
X ously collected.
Il 1.-THE Income Tax is ION the
4 level all the way through"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14

You viii ma more Of the leading,
people OF Minnesota registered ct the
Radisson. than at any other hotel In
the Twin Cities. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14

-gE.ie = ~ E>.4 Y Ia ~ fassgEg zs5E EEza
business or trade, NJ any traAsactioH
undertaken TOR prent o, arising from
IRE, storm, shipwreck or ether casu-
atty Or from theft.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14

Tor cheap money or for cheap lands
in Stevens, Becker or Mahnomen
counties. see Stone Implement Co..
Morris, MINI.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-03-14
BIDS FOE ROAD WORK

BIDS FOE ROAD WORK
The Board Of County Commissioners
of Traverse county, Mimi, at their meet
ing to be held on the 25th day of March.
1919, will consider sealed bids for the
construction of five road jobs, aggre gat-
ing 1914 miles in length. Specifications
for the work are on file in the Office Of
Helmer Hanson, road engineer at Wheat
on, Minn, and intending bidders can OBJ
tain all desired information from that
official. Bids nust be in file with the
County Auditor before 10 o'Cleck a. m
on the date stated.
O. M ANDERSON,
County Auditor, Traverse County.
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MARKED IMPROVEMENTS
ATM. C. r. r. SHOPS

= new electric crane is being n
stalled n -te SION - TIE gar
shops .hica vas burned SOME sime
ago. and wien completed Vii. oe
used for construction and ove-aa0l
ing Of box care. TIE ne1 concrete
building = finished and will re ready
for occupation N 4 Few weeks
THIS building Will be used exclusive
IS fox working gu, wood work for the
cars Fifteen new modern up-to-
date machines are being installed
and a Sturtivan. blower system for
the handling cf'savdus- and shaw
ings Tire sawdus- and shavings
will be blown INTO a galvanized Gan
50 arranged that they may be
dumped into Z car wi,aou, second
handing T-is method will keep the
shop ard max Llnery free from dust
and -cay.ngs a, all times
Another Sturt.var: blower mach ne
system to- the handling &: smoke i.as
6eea installed II ne hlacksIn IN
saop The Name Central car shops
are commencing 20 give - appear
arce IL i modern. up-to-dare plant.
From tine 10 tine they have added
modern machinery A. present there
are .ars- elac,rtc travelling ,-anes
n r.e shop
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ADJUSTMENTS
HAlNES THEATRE
The Sensation Of the Season. why
Should Not Marry" Shown a. the
Hsines Today ard Thursday

This IS = biz. all-sta: morality
production based On d theme upper
most ii the mind Of every man ana
woman
There are Two important events II
everybody's life: t.-t. and marriage
We can't help icing born. bu. We
enter upon matrimony deliberately
And why To better ourselves9 To
win a good home To obtain il
servant? To CRAFTY ambition" To
escape drudgery: Fer love- Yes.
love is 4 factor in many eases, Of
course. but love aies out oc TIE wiz
dow often enough 70 make Wy /
Would No, NARY" Just abou. the
most interesting ard Thoroughly
absorbing picture that has been pre-
senteC on the, screen at tie HaineS
Theatre this season and all should
see Il today. together with the King
Musical Review. which will present
the new musical play Some Cir. :
which is real musical whirl full
of good comedy and up 10 date must
cal numbers that are all Of the pop
ula- whistline kind IN fact the
King Review is claimeRto be the
best musical show ar We Haines
this season. Secure seats early
ADV
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w elc0me Home" Banner
Cnfurled Saturday Night

The Subcommittee n c.e-s. q c-e
entertainment az the soldiers and sail
rs -et & the ct4.Ce 0. II : T. iii
T4esGay afternoon 70 iaia c.e- plans
n regard - the entertainment, TIE
WINDOW posters which have c--n Print
q are ready 70: distribution and ere
&. the CaaEte- n Commerce rooms
The posters ara 20 e useA FOR private
homes and business PLACES and may q
purchases for a sra.i SIT. The a-e
'W'elcor1e to--" posters and ever
home shoul; have ore N the window 70
welcome re returned r1sn from Water
VILE ard 5:-inItX The sr,a.. fee cha-s
ID ". b us-i % help d-f-sy ire *
penses Of ,he "Welco.ne Home banner
ana p.oste: The conr.ttee vote! =
star a seres % socia! evenings 70 he
teueGt 0: tAe returned rner and t-e
ire, Wi, lie he'd Gnde- .Ae auspices
o. .ne Red cross a, lis r,o-s Of A2:I=-
ION stree; re1t Tuesday evening
TIE Wei come home oanae. ma. g.
-ivef aid on Saturday evening a -
o'oiock viii re untgrled To the breeze
H.iei exercises Wi. u he.3 and ne
band has offered lis services 70 the
occasion. All returned sailors and 50 :
d!e:s are asked 20 r.glste- az soon as
rhey arrive IN the c.ty and may 10 this
IN the sewe.-. store ~ Sam Freeman 4.
which is loca ted m Main s.-aa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19

On order 10 inquire into the expeGien-
Z. OF an income tax. on act 10 i'm
pose tax or cstrair forms cf irtan-
sible property. on &C, - maintain
sign boa -dS al the intersections OF
,ow- lines with highways, or act 10
incorporate The IVES, Benton Village
corporation.
Ought % pass. On resolve making
appropriation for agricultural work
in cooperation between The State
College OF Agriculture and ,he United
States Department % Agriculture: on
resolve making appropriation Ter the
control Of contagious DISEASES 1nors
dumb animals. on act for The rating
and Standardization OF rural schools,
on resolve II favor Of the Town o
Washington to reimburse II To- none
extended To- Schoo, wo.k on ac- 20
create th- Nj. Desert Bridge District;
or act TO repea, special law 81 1915
relating ~ The care q NJ DeSer.
bridge IL HE ,own Of Trenton or
at Raklns valid town meeting O.
March - ~. in the ,own of West
Ca diner on acI authorizing he
county commissioners Of PenobSco-
county 70 sell surplus hea-
Ought 20 pass " new dra-, on 40.
making compulsory the el-Ca m OF
deaf AMI dumb children
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WEST FORKS

Mss winrifred B. Greeley Of Rum
ney. \. H. arrived in town saturday
10 take I'D her duties as nr1ncipal OF
Bu,leigl High school.
Land Agent Forresr II Colby Of
Augusta and William P.oley OF Bing-
ham were visitors a. the ". w Dur
gin lumber camp Saturday
Joseph A DuYsin has returned
home from Newport. where he has
been visiting his brother in Law
Dr.. P c. Brown OF Bingham was in
town SATURDAY 20 See Mrs. Bridget
Dursin. who is suffering rom an at
tack OF rheumatism.
NJ. and Mrs Dexter Paige Of Dead
stream were calling on friends in
town recently.
\ dance was held IN Thomas
Dowyer's hall last Saturdav evening
and it IS planned - have anothe.
next saturday night.
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daughter jeanette rave returned
from Grays hospital
After re WORK il re !nitiaco-y de-
gree as, evening ne noble grand.
I w Livingstone. presented =
Anon L3dge. 7. o = 2. : large and
very hand some BIBLE :or The altar.
the gift ot Mrs. Mary kenney
Strickland. TIE book is bound IL
heavy Morocco leather, beautifully
en- tossed. with silt edge leaves
fully illustrated. ant n the top
cover has he .ar.ols odd Fellow
enblenls. The ayleat tears me
following inscription Presented 70
Anon Lodge No. p. ! @ . +. y:
Mrs Mary henae.' Strickland. IT
usrlor.am Of NJ ! Strickland ?
y G. Nj Strickland Joined A:ncI
Lc-dge On April ~. l.ss, and was al
wars active x is membership TIL.
gift will IL u1c:. appreciated oE ,hc
entire lodge
Mis- Joseph Perry .as oeen ca.l=5
= SkowEegan by the Illness - Eer
s.s.-r Mrs Harry Dawes
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COMING EVENTS

Eso lt.Governors Reception from :
70 u. NJ. az State Hous. aac bal. III
ese'sin-: - City hall, Augusta
heb. Is-Maine inoust-is, : ciaent Com
II, ssi4n hearing. ~ E!%c-'c-d
-so l-Nai,e lEGastrla .Acc!d-nt Com.
mission hsay.rE. j.. >4..
Feb 2--ko ora Temple. Idle N!g.
Lewiston.
Fet Name stat. 'n.-a KY
-.ator Tournament. lev >Ior
60. E-hora Temr!- ceremonial, I.e~-
istoE.
Feb. -i-Z-AnnUai convention 3la. ne
Christian EnceaI o. az Na:eryi.ie
req; 22-Western Maine s'ytnian. Py-
Than Temple. Portland
Feb. o-Washing,on b;ythdat
-eb. c2-Bowdoin intercollegiate ira q
meet
Feb. 27-Malre ocietr Son. # AnIeri-
can Revolution annual meeting. Por,-
land
FieFs Association, annual meeting at
NN At Woodman hall. Wa,erviile.
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Committee Report.

IL ta- Sera,e Tuesday morning the
following reports were received;
Ought no, 70 pass. or act extend.
:~S The protection q: domestic ami.
mails 20 uncrsar!zed plantations: or
&C, making Columbus Day a school
holiday.
Ought ~ pass. Oh resolve .or a
teachers pension 20 Mary A. Carol!
Of Southwest Harbor; or &C. amend
ing Law creating Livermo-e Falls
Municipal Court: on act giving Sec
rotary OF state certain authority with
regard 20 issuance Of automobile H.
cense registration plates.
IN THE HOUSE
Barnes OF Houiton-Ac, making the
standard OF pure milk IS per cent Of
milk ta..
Bean ~ Mi2oi-Ac: requiring that
creaNer:es. condensed milk factories
and other dealers in milk 20 have a
state license. The act further re-
Quires that 4 bond il such sum as
the commissioner OF agriculture shall
require be fled nith the license
Sweat OF Andover-Act providing
To- 4 NO Years closed time on par
fridge in The counties Of Androscog-
gin York. Cumberland. Sagada hoe.
Knox. Lincoln. Waldo and Kennebec.
and in Somerset county southerly OF
the Canadian Pacific Railway line.
Barnes OF HouI,cn-Ac. extending
Ire time for recording mortgages
from ~ 20 80 days
Pike ri Eastport-Act creating the
MaHe Penal Institutions Commission.
the duties Of which shall be 10 make
careful! study Of advanced methods OF
handling such institutions. and es-
peclaIiy those reforms advocated by
Thomas Mott Osborne The com
mission Is 70 report 10 the next Leg
islaiure. The sum OF 5000 is ap.
propriated for the work The com.
mission * 20 consis, Of three mer.
Austin OF M;lford-Act 20 provide
for d board OF examiners Of horse
shoers and the licensing Of black
smiths
I-anpher Of Sebec-Act amending
the Revised Statutes relating % he
enrolment OF voters a. political cay
cuses 50 that the provisions CT the
law shall apply 70 all places OF So 900
Inhabitants or less where there is no
special law
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RI-RAL CARRIERS TO
MEET HERE SATURDAY

The meeting OF ,he kennebec Rur-
:! Letter Carriers Association Will be
held a. ,a- Woodnan Hall On SaIur-
oav a. 80 O'clock The regular
business meeting w!.i cs held. with
election u officers Dinner VIII oe
served a. --.ss O'Clock. followed by Z
short program. including az address
Q. welcome cy Frank II. Rose. CHAIR
mar ot the board OF aldermen and
q response By ?. r Carleton Of Gar
diner, . l. Jones Of Wa.erville VIII
speak OF The Retiremen. Feature
Rsy. = !. k-ickerbocker OF The Uni
ve-sal.s- church will give al address
on ~Wha- Do You Think .. Il w.
Il Pollard Vii! act as toa sInlestsr Of
IN. evening
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Turns Down Skim Milk
Continued from Pace One)

SCISSORS Of taxes shall include in Zee
Inventory % De AIKEN OF April 1T.
the following exempt property: The
number and value Of ali nea. cattle
!. months oli ana under, al sheep &c
tn number q 3D. ard swine 70 he
number % ten stated separately. and
al every fifth year after ,ais the NUN.
ter and raiue Of sac. kind q domes.
~ foH,, The shat, max return
thereof 20 The STATE assessors. wno
shall tab.,a-e he returns and tabu-
late them II detail. This property
shall no, be included in the FAX list
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COMMITTEES Reports

Tire following committee reports
were received IL the House Tuesday
morning: Ough: not 20 pass OH re.
solve 10 reimburse George H. Bean Of
M:no- fol Z COW: OF act requiring
county commissioners 10 sign county
apers according u seniority of Of
flee; act 70 amend the act incorpor-
aiing The town Of Old Orchard; on
act providing FOR freeing ,hs, Eliot
toll bridge: on act increasing taxa
ton OF sailing vessels and argos:
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WINTHROP
North Wayne Woman Attempts
Suicide - Lieut.. Woodman
Talks at Meeting Of Literary
Club

Doctors Badger and S4Eboru were
called % Mort, Wayne Tuesday
forenoon - attend Mrs Ella Hall u
"a. place. who rad attempted
suicide ~ cutting her throat 1t
stars with her baby in ner arms and
III some way. ei;hel from tie frIsh.
or from injuries Sc sustained IL tie
fall. she became possessed with tie
iGea ina, f.e child vas killed or dis
figured To- life sac was apparently
all :isnt ira nothing was known ~
.er inte-t.o-s lntii Io.e was
found after ,fe deed was committed.
T,:s child vas rot injured in any
Uay Although MIS- Hall was l:y-
NJ tonight i was said that I.ere
vas very ii,tle chance for her -ecov-
cry. Her husband. Earl Hall. was
ealplcEed here IN Winthrop las sum
.ne- By +. :. Norcross
TIE Winthrop Literary Cllb me-
Monday evening Wit: Ms +: z
WoodEnan Il Ter home o2 Highland
avenue Eel! call was answered b:
cu-ren: events Lieut.. II. s Wcu1-
man, Of tie American Fed Cross, vas
present ana related many .rre-es.
ing ircilenrs connected wit lis
WORK abroad. alsc displaying GER
eEous collector. q We. relies which
were packed Up a tie 'front.' LeIT
N-oolnan KINDLY consented = ans
10y an questions wh.ci. t..a riur
members desired u ask and mary
valuable bis q information wera
presented dur!-S Inc evening, The
Club viii :old !cS anniversary meet
ing Cext Mo1day evening At Ire
home q Ms. J. 4 Foster
TIE Red Cross wo-k rooms Wi be
O'Clock
Tie question q ,.ow man! pres
dents the United States has RAD
is creating nue. discussion 81 The
Patriotic Club these days. since M
Stanie!o talk las. sunday afternoon
Some claim there have been -, 9TH
ers say :. and the question Is open
70 discussion.
Winthrop Grange. P II II eli .
profitable meeting a. -se Grange
;.a! ii West Winthrop. Tuesday.
8
held in the forenoon and dinner was
served al noon. TIE afternoon pro
gram was as follows: Vocal solo.
Lewis M.lspaugl.: reading. Mrs.
Heller Grant; paper. Boys and
Girls" Clubs O Maine Frank Tay-
lor, question. "Whic.: ! tie mos!
profitable crop 70 raise sweet corn
o. potatoes" discussed by Willard
+. Ncrcross. Emerson Perry ana
Frank Tay!o. eaGins. Mrs Louisa
Webb: roll call conlndrun.s ,ala
by Rev. y. L. Eragoon Tie mee,-
ing u tie Grange Corporation: w,,icA
was 10 have been held tcGay was
postponed Until next meeting.
Harmony Circle Of the ReoekeE>
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
Cora Williams, TIE time was paSsa4
in sewing patchwork.
Mrs Alice SINAI. ana Miss Tnelina
Martin U: Banso. returned home
Monday having been the guests Of
MI. and Mrs J. T.. D. Pu.ringtoa tur
IN. pas, Two weeks
EAST-Mr, anG Mls Edward II.
Higgins oi Lewiston were SUNDAY
guests OF Air and Mrs j. IL Mar
row
II IL reported tina, + 4 Yeatou Of
Winthrop has recently bought the H.
NJ. and +. l. Packard estate. AMI
Will make il his future home.
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NEW CARS ARRIVE
FOR W. & F. ST. r. r.

TIE :~o Few elect..- cars - x ---i
On tbs Wzte-v..le * Foi-9e.l 8; p
have s--.Ye5 = FAIRFIELD a1l u
Wet-e:Gsy ~ probably te Inl-zde /
ard :akea % ire car bz-a - Fa.-1sij
ARD p1. INTO 4se :. oace- These cars
have oeen loa= .oosed to:<a-d Q oy
CITIZENS e to t~o towns and they
vii L s.eat.y appreciated ~ me ger
era! p-cl.c They are .: slee. nave
four .:ho:se 5oH-- motors and az
U-aAes ard are = lee: long. The. are
niceiy UPHOLSTERED Z rattan The seats
are loag.i-c.1a, ard .s,:.-o-azl aad vi,
y -ans- ccny+a.eat 20 both -he pas
seage. and ccai-cto- a.d t5e seating
capacity : a persons TEe ears a.
-iSed :ro-n Cleveland @ar.. Tl=sds.
morning ard are 20 u p, II ls- reTg'
so7n
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Last Day Of A. and S. Drive

The result Of the first day Of the
Armenian and Syrian Relief drive
was not as large as anticipated By
the committee, and only sl3sS was
turned as The days receipts. al
though the amount was not COM
plete. II is hoped that every one will
respond more readily Wednesday
and that on Wednesday evening
when the solicitors meet at I h,
Chamber Of Commerce rooms a, /.
O'Clock tina, the full quota for Wat
erville will have been raised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-19
Meeting o. Child Welfare League

Every mln1-e someone died Of IL
oercuiosis II the United States and
every day - Ine yea tuberculosis
cuts DOWN on an average Of TWO or
re people II Maine. Dr.. John u
Shan a,l tell the public Wednesday
evening The causes. and how 20 pre-
ven. cl.@ horrible slaughter which IS
gong On night here n OFT own ci,y.
Miss Ei.zao beth Sumner will tell about
her recent investigation il regard TO
tuberculosis II This city and in the
state The lectures will commence
a. o'clock and Will BE- held - Co.
turn Classical Institute.