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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
Cartoons Magazine.
Sayings Of Celebrities.

David: People in glass houses
shouldn't throw stones"
Lucretia Borgia: Accidents will hap
pen in the best-resulated families
Tantalus: Man never is. but always
to be best
Armour: THE pen is mightier than
the sword
Neptune: Water. water. every where,
but not drop to drink"
the most noise
Re.ecca: We'll! Well
Hayler: sweets to the sweet"
Faust: Give the devil his due"
Romolus and Remus: "Wol'. Wolf"
Annette Kellernan: "Sti waters run
deep"
Emperor Wilhelm: What can you
expect from a pig but grunt?"
Minerva: "A word to the wise is suf.
ficient!
Jess Willard: Il would I were a glove
upon that hand. that I might touch that
cheek
Green of Sheba: Fine feathers make
fine BIRDS
Caruso: 1.-THE Stars sang together"
Charles II: Eat. drink. and be mer-
~, for tomorrow we die!''
Sarah Bernhardt: age cannot wither
nor custom stale her infinite VARIETY"
Adam: Turn over a new leaf"
Father Time: I'VE have met the enc
nay and they are hours"'-Cartoons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
Light and Airy
Restaurant Reaality

HeStdUFdnt ~He0aINy.
ooh, lady of beauteous mien.
OF all your surroundings the queen.
Though YOU answer your customers
cali.
You are absolute ruler Of all"'
aha! my young friend" replied she.
With a flash of sublime repartee.
II know what you're trying TO say
That I'm the monarch of all serve
eh?''
Cartoons Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
Maine GOSSIP.

We received the following poem from
Mrs E. ". Jordan of 32 Water street.
Hallowell. who writes that it was sent
her by her son. now in Germany with
the 5sth Pioneers. 1t was written by
one Of his friends. Mechanic E. H.
Alexander. Co. H. same reg ment..
The Pioneers
We read about the dough boys and their
valor, which is true.
And Of the valiant part they played for
old Red, White and Blue;
We read about H. F. A. and their
ever roaring guns.
Also the heavy part they played in
The Infantry. the Cavalry. the hardy
Engineers.
But We never read a single line about.
The Pioneers"
They sleep in pup-tents in the cold, and
work in mud and mire,
They fiji! up shell-holes in the roads.
most always under fire:
Far Ger the lines, the scout plane goes,
directing the barrage.
Just as the zero hour draws nigh. or
just before the charge.
AS DER the top the dough-boy goes. to
put the Hun to tears.
But who went out and cut the wire:
The husky Pioneers"
They. bury beaucoup horses. and carry
beaucoup shells
From every dump on every front. the
kind Of work that tells:
heavy pack on every back, on every
track in France.
They never won the "Croix de Guerre. -
they never had the chance.
And as the heavy trucks whirled by,
they worked 20 calm their fears.
Who was it made tine road so smooth
The same Old Pioneers
Each branch deserves much credit. and
like to read their praise
We helped them all. 10th great and
small. in many different WAYS:
The shock troops. and the brave Ma
rines. the Ammunition Train.
The signal Corps. and Tank Corps, and
the Observation Plane.
The war is won. the work is done, so
here's three hearty cheers
For the outfit that I soldiered with.
THE 18th PIONEERS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

Since the installation Of aerial DO
lice the sky is no longer the limit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
A Hard Stroke.

First ribbon clerk (after receiving a
CLASSY stare from the girl he met on
his vacat:on): And she didn't even
SPEAK to re. Lock at the way she
hoi q her chm up.
Second :. c.: And remember tho hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
Eastern Steamship Lines
Boston and Portland Liz

Freight and Passe,9e- Ssra
Leave Portland. F.1ra..a W
MONDAYS, NErNESDAN> Z
FRIDAYS AZ 80 Z. " - as.1
Return-Leave EC>,on. ~
Wharf, TUESDAYS. TEtR>Il
and SATURDAYS az / 7,
n. A. CLAY. Suceri-:e-':"
Tel. $500 Fra-.ir VI,
Portland, Ne.
maycdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10

Zelnla NJ. Dwinal of Camden, first
school, president Of the Beard of
Trade, lawyer. actor and insurance
agent, finding business little quiet
in town has gone TO Boston on a
business trip.-knoX Messenger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

res saaiprere bar ditto foritaaet at
or,goo 2open. ght bor Sc Sorenebe
stater8 aongres taget fM al Sagen.
paa eli Maabe, Der lfulbe batte. Den
bar nen,lig UNDER 8ebo1lbling Ell.
.5fatteloD, oer flyer, at enbper So
brit ellcr Mine, bpori 9brn rnoer
is aar orbei6er. ltol betale en- etitra
5fat al 10 8roce,,t al alt, bpab So
sbrife,1 seller 09inel, ! Narets 2s5
bar iolgt.
Sen 2opbeitetn1nelie er iun flar,
at set baabes, at Def BIZ bore unit
.list at omeaa oe,,, % Sfatten pna
.gsrnearbei6e er iaa itor, at ben bil-
De rtinere enbber Gorretnirg. oes.
Tube betale Ben. Sou for Gre1ntt.
ben bill forbaabentligt enbpert Barr,
i 2an6et babe 2eiligbe6 til at no.
fig til ct i,,n0t, npttint % 6pn.
|tigt Men,eife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
Dpbsfadb

Sra Cos Nt1geles, gm., nteooeres,
at 8uitor ST. Msai1ano afgif be6 Dp-
6e1t forrfge 56nbag Mftes. Mf6ohe
bar fpot ben Ia. San 1878 / Npbgl,
56n6eriullaro. San bar Yrpit for
Menigbeoen ] 5olinas, gal., fra
1918 til 1915, fioitnnb11te Mor ffnts
5tebe ban tit Cos Mngeles.
9m Mfopoes 8egrabe1ie fffrtper Ell
fra Mirt1enpoIis: aS6ag 5.
90. San. foregt 8egrobeIien ffra ben
|eonffe Strife, bbor ban bar bpret
|Brnft fire Mnr. oe11e E,ii6 ffiit
ban bpeget boaoe Strife % 9reite-
|bo1ig. 8aftor Noroentoft % to an.
|bre Hraiter talte peo Banren. Ser
bar ct oberbnl6enbe gpb al @1om-
liter, og ben4oberfplote Strife bione6e
on1, bpor ofbo1ot @aftor MaiInnf
IDnboe brrd Menigbeoenog bIanb1
ben bntife 8efoIffni11g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

Oct too mig to Tiger at blipe tgrret
|rtgtia igicnnem.
Syeg glemmer alorig Brett. Sber.
|cneite Ell al % blep ben forte Nftm
|berufet at Champagne. Den 17oc
|Suli reiite ii n,eb Goget til Ga1nh
|gbenepiere % anfom BERTH 8 Sage.
|@ie,1erc: Sc frantic ngor" S5ernhnne-
uog,,e bar Slabs til 8 &efte, men ni
bar ft,1pebe 40 Manb in6 i bier
|Bogn. 4et CT GoI6nterlibet. D1l
ian ielu tpnfe big til Meiten. Man
|fif u6le6eret nogle SANDER tprret
|0jpb % 8rs6. Otter Ri Tom til Gle
ncDicrez bab6e pi ct l,omprfet Moal-
tib, mel, BET bar panifeIigt at fao en-
|go6 Matteippf. Bore GeIte bar life
igrlig sobe, men efter nogen gio fif
Ill bp9eet nogle Barnfffer.
I. 8pgger Serubnne.
81 bpggeoe ct Bnr Saln6reoe Mil
|Sernba,,e, % ben 10. Mllg. rej5te ri
|til Camp montiercbo,lme. Ser babe
III bet brilliant, ielp ON BET bar bren.
|benbe barmt. Ser bpggebc hi Sen
|iterite CAMP ! 0ranfrig % oan6t
geabnet TOM BEN melt birfiomme
Outfit" /, 6ranfrig. 9bis Der bar
|noget, Der fltlbe gipres, iaa matte
l55-tppen6e giere Set. gi Tpttebe
omfring mtnoit ct Dufin Gauge %
|ubfsrte oct famine Mrbei6e ODER
ligjcn. Seen oct pil bore for piotlsf-
ltig at omtaIe G%nfeltbeoerne. Eaget
{om ct 5ele bar leg bobt BET goot og
forrpoer ntfe, at jeg Tom ne6 ober:
men I'LL er Set belle obre. Seq en=
tier at TONNE bjem burtigit mulig
1ette 2anber so Mar bagefter / 81
ben, % jeg bill life b1ioe Der for Eu.
ittto Dollars ON Mdaneoer.
Naa 8ieniDn!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

,penote golooter CT blepet efterfom'
MET al talrigs Danffe | De iioitellgcr,
Ga Der itaoig fon,nter soloater bienl
fra 2eirene eller fro europe, giel,-
'tages Dpfor6ringen til De 9ienlpe',o.
Sc ielb eIrer bereg Slagt % Raarp'
reabe on, at h,oien6e Nabn % Boit.
|a6reBie paa ea1bper, Der bar pprct !
Il. g. 8ienete, til S. q. 81. s.,
Omaha, Meb. ct Boitfort CT til.
|itrnffeliet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
Blannt EunnHn,wn1.
timber Jrebens Sane

|er Citizen pao en- M BOG, font @ditor
ariftenien I Biborg bar ubgt=
pei. O%berffriften giuer ItrafS Wejle6=
11i,.g ON Bogens Sn6bol6: Sonfdt-
teren er al @iertet 6re6gpen, S6en=
lift % Sorffpmper for Ell Wer6ets=
fred, Der I 8remti6en life fn1r og
.maa brp6es: Griitenie1r CT Ell flor
:8enn6rer at Brpi6enf 8iilion OF
George; mel, 6ef, font ban
fit 1tbrife 6aab til, ct 6oa
:Tolfebillien i &ri1tenfroe11s. Md116;
oerne man og far efffer Sorfutfes
:re,s Me1ling f,nne ipftc en-
for 6ren1fi6eres @rige. 8o-
gen bier, at ariYtenien bar fnfgf
.me6i 8i6en - bar lpit ,togef al: Set
Ser bar buret 1agt til Treos.
'agens Sre1ntne. Degu0en faar mn11
Snotrbffffett* al, at ba11 er beIbeba,1oret
I Stitorien, ian bat faler 1om Ben,
Scr bpgger par S%iltoriens Wrun6.
.nol6. 8ogen er ct betpoeligt Sir
90 giber' n1a1tge go6e Dplps-
n:nger peb6rpren6e @riqen. timber.
|tegreoe bi1oe ger11e nnbefdIe Boge1,
|pdn BET beofte. Yri1en: 6efet Ell. SO
Gents. Sen fan fanes BOG 6. Ma8.
Ennsieu 60. % bos Sorfatteren.
81. S. Earpgaurb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
6parr ng 6plnr.

ellie 9anmarf letter os ct CTS
enpeli mango 8etninger, fom Ri
bilbe giere bel i at fplge. 5000 6e
ai6r 6erobre i oet 1maa, h1noe III
og1aa gjpre beropre efter eli Roget
ftbrre Moaleitof gi6ftc Gfteraars
.1In6baulig ltore Qnrtoffelb6t / San.
mari bar faaleoes baret Moriag til
9pretteIle al en- Mp11gbe aartoffel.
fabriffer. Ser. ct allerebe ti6ligere
mange al oisie Gabrifer, iiar / Sui
lono, og Be tiger ltaoist Mntul.
Mn1tge Steoer FER ! Sc Gor. 9ta<
Ter faur en- flor 9el al &nrtoflerne
Sob til at raa61e poo Morferne, el-
Ter oe bltper liggenbe i 6ormere1S
ainl6er, foroi set foiter for,neget at
fenoe oe1n til 8pen, iefp meb Be bgie
8riier, Ser betales for Dem / 8perne.
Oct biIoe life tage nogen flor @api=
td1 for 6isfe Snru1ere at orl9gge
Observation-Disclosures, 90 Set pilbe
.a1beles ffiffffert betale fig, iinr bbis
De gior6e set iii ct NnoeIsforetagen-
be, iom Be gjpr / Donmarz e1ler:
Iigeiom 6ormernes Dnmpmp1ler i
;oe noropetlige Canada. Set er
langt beore at {pare enb at ipiI6e,
men Ri CT raofom longiomn1e til nt
1pre bette editorial / SEEM Sort
6nn).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
Bnrt1rarhrjbft.

Oct, BET bor gjort Be Goreneoe
Stoter set 1tore frie 6emofratiite
2onb, fom BET er, er bel met bette:
at etbpcrf Barn, rig el1er fattig, bar
ben inrnrne Mogang til at lore al,
bboo Sfo1e pg uniperitd bot at lie.
ne benz. Spis Barnet Blot bar 90
,,eri,e % 2p{ten, iua giper 8olfelfo-
sIerne bom ldn1me gbonce ! 2ibet Tom
.HHien1anoens 5pn. Bet er %6erforzaf
flor gigtigbeb baaoe for Ber1te1te %
Qunbd, at intet Barn boloeS borte
fro sfo1e1,.
glf oe,,11e @ruao bor mo,ge /
Marepis fp1npet imob, at 8grnene
nogIe al 2onbets 6nbrifsitate-. ar
Eeiber ! gobrifer ener @l1lmtnerii te,
hector at gaa j STOLE. Set er iar
Bon1ul6sipin6erierne, at en- 1tbpre
Mnngbe Bern E + befiRffiget BET
sbnarligt betalt slrbeioe, bporof q
intet Iarer, Der fan bore Of NDttt
for benz ienere ben / 2ibef: gubni
prrre er 4uln1inernes a%l,uiebnrfer
Bbor 9er1,e1te iDoer fr11mbbiet, lei
a1libelig @ulitpo, % piIler 9fifer o
gten Us af Be fir,1ite aaI, Dette iff'
alerle bergDer g6r1e,1e beres Met Il
gfolelnoerbiismtg men ebelRgge
ogiao oeres 9elbreo:
gop efter Bob ct bIeDetbeofage
for aHe gprnene lit ro J6nbrifs
Naperiet, men 6dbrifseier11eo Be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07

Tor l.mob1e til Selpltprelie, MOI,
Iaa6nn,,e aa,1be fom England piloe
bore Dillige til lat la6e andre peo
tage 2obe for BEN? gnslan6s Or,
a1.meut, at Sabet CT bets sprbinbel=
1esnare nle6 Wer6ens Sernbaneli,tier,
CT Ianot mebS ben Goritaaelie, at oil.
|brc 2on6c oaiaa benptter Sabet.
timber international Sob fan Gilbert
I5hb blibe betrngtet Tom Ell flDbenbc
9; men 2oDe CT nsbbenbige for at
Ireg1,lere ben Maaoe, bisie Ger fin
Der run6t paa, % oisie 2ope buroe
life ale labes eller aietrtemfpreS
|af store 8ro6er gnglat,b". Set er
|tffe afgiort, at fore Brober oltio
bebnn6lcr fire irnaa 8rgore % 81
fire pan famine Big.
Wen ielb ON Meolemmerne al 6en
|np 2iga eller Sammenfl1ttning life
flil6e gn1fe at op0tbe bereS Cube.
|rauitet, funoe ben M Nationernes
l1orening bog ibetmin6ite babe Met
|til at be6toge 2obe, ionn fr,,be blipc
ratificeret al nle b~e6fommenbe crs
feltbis, og bber Mation f1,n6e babe
8eto, lao at bper enfelt 2op, lilge-
|fom De 6orenebe Cutters rconltitn.
|tioral liquor amen6ment" Ifulbe
ErdtifieereS al ale De enfeltc Notio=
ncr efrer At ct oiit 61ertal at famine.
Bi f,,n6e goa enoult bibere:: 81
lf,,n6e etablere en- oirefte Borbi1l6elfe
n1ellem oen ,,p nGore1coe Berbens
|Regierin9" og 8efolfningen i bber
|enfelt at oe Nationcr, bporaf gam=
menflutningen beitoo, % gibe Mens
|neifcbe6ens 8arlame11t BemDn6igelie
It'll at ,,6ifrtbe ct @efereno11m for
8efolfningen / fuabanne Stater,
|fom life babbe rotificeret bets 2obe.
: 81 i Nmerifa bar ioo mango Dina
|lo9ier / Dor fgbefale &egicringS
|8t}torie at ~ge paa, at pi tror, at
len 8erbcnsunton f1t1be mcget bel
|ctablereB, iom fun6e 1,6bif1e iig pot;
|lignenbe 8is. 81 mener, at en- gess=
|%bensrnion tiltrnnges Iaore baor6t
It'll at faitlatte 2obe for 9abet, l1r=
|ifopen, Merifaneren og aineferen,
o9 bet bebrpper % at ie, at MAI, /
|guropa giber boz Rra1toent Som.
% Mtb6aoe, met l1n6la-
|ber at lame Ore til bdts Moob meo
|Senibn til en @ationernes atgd eller
|Sarnmenillttning.
Og bba6 bi enifer, er cit Cant
menilttning af Rationer11e - life
Ell 2iga. @biS Ell ioo6on life briber
poabegpnot MI, og paabegD,rbt rig
|tia, bill nlt BET BLOB, Ser bar bnret
|noGpot, bore fIpot omionit, % 11laae
|ife en- Sag bill fomr1e, 90: Oct att
ia111fne,, maa gigreg ON igien.
a. w.ctro$nr.Hi
minneapolis, II. Sa1inar 1870
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
Oil unrr Ahnnnrntrr.


Bi n1ao after paomi,tbe Be al bore
Mboume11ter, Der ltaor til Meitance,
ON at lenbe. os @9elgbet u1en 9p-
bolo. Sc, iom ttllige erbol6er rSSH.
8m1ilie Sour11af", beoes erin6re, at
Sen fuloe Yris moa betaleS for beg
se 8lobc, ON oet life er betolt in6en
80 Gage eftcr sSornpeliestioen.
:@enpt berfor 2eiligbeoen, me0e1,s
ne1t CT ber!
sgrbsoigft
l1o8iberne,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-07
Mi6lanb 6giifolc.

Com maj, bill ie al omitooerbr
Nnnonce bill Der blipc. bolot 9igc-
ifole fro |. Maj I'll |. .A,,gnit, iaa,
frent ber meloer ftg minolt 10 Gle
Der. s iao EilfGfoe maa Baitcr g.
Masmusfen babe iiifffer 8e{feo til !.
MpriI.
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nnrf Bnnrminlrr.
Snoflpbefie paa 5nnbbeb %
5bgbom.
.9borfor bbr Der bpcrt Mar uoer
100000 8prn i Mmcrifu?
Weo 3r. z g, @isbolm, bonif-
%amerifonif @aturlage).
". Talffe GrnGrinesperoier,
". Talffe Grnnringspnrbier.

Uden at have gjort sig den
Ulejlighed at udforske, hvilke fy-
| siologiske Ernaringslove de for
| skellige Dele af wort Legeme er
underkastede, og ON wore daglige
| Fedemidler indeholder ale de Err
nnfingselementer, SON er n9dven-
dige for ore Legemsdeles harmo-
! niske Unwilling og Virksonhed,
har de wise MRnd linden for den
fnedicfnshe Lngestand a%dopteret og
pfoklameret en- Maalestok for Err
nmringsvnrdierne, der er lige saa
udholdbar, ufornuftig og sundheds*
fjendtlig som mango andre af de-
res lerde Doktriner. Denne Maa-
lestok stStter de paa; hvad de kali
der "deh kalorfske Teori". We'd en-
Kalorie forstaar man en- saadan
Varmeudvfkling, som vii heve L
Kilogram Wand 1 Centigrad paa
Termometerska1aen. Da vi nu we'd,
at EN- bestemt Sum at fysiologisk
varme vii udvik1e en- bestemt Sum
af Energi (Virksomhedskraft), og
vi til1ige we'd, i ait Fa1d tilnRr-
melsesvis, hvor stor en- Varme-
mmngde de forskeIIige Fpdemidler
norma1t udvikler under deres For
brmndingsproces (Ford6je1sen) }, thar
de larde Herrer s1aaet sig til Ro
med,at naar Menneskene bare faar
tilstrekkelig Forsyning af saadan-
ne Fgdevarer, som vii frembringe]
den Varmegrad OVERWHELMINGLY.
der er n%6dvendig for deres daglige]
Behov; saa. err dermed ErnRrings-
spSrgsmaalet 1ast. De har forel-
sket sig saa grundfg i denne wi.
denskabelige" L@re, at den er ble-
ven Grundlaget for de diatiske
Regler, der doceres I de medicinske
Skoler. prahtiseres i Hospitalerne
sog efterkommes- af de hospitalsud-
dannede sygeplejersker, der 10 like
har anden Ledetraad, end hvad de-
res Herrer og Mestre, de medicin-
ske Doktorer, indpoder dem. Hvor-
mango Mennesker. Born som voks-
ne, der hvert Aar forddmmes til
Sygdom og en- for tfd1ig :D9d paa
Grund at den mangelfulde Ernm-
ring, son derne ensfdige Vrang-
lare er ansvarlig for, er Diet umu-
ligt at vide; men deres Tai 1eber:
sikkert op i mango Tusinder. For.
denne Laere og dens Eksponenter.
1ader ganske ude az Betragtning,,.
at mango az de Fedemidler, der
staar a%1lerhgjest j kalorisk Hen
seende, er de allerdaarligste og
NEST %vnrdflBse SON virkelige Nae
ringsmidler. De l@rde Herrer er
lti1syne1adende uvidende ON, at de-
res Kmledmgger, Kalorierne, like
kan tilf0re den rode Masse i Bio
det ct eneste Gran at Jmrn, fordi
lde like har mindste Forbindelse
med E1ementet Mangan, der er
uadskif1erfgt forbundet med Jar-
met i B1odet. Heller like falder
Diet den ind, at Kalorierne intet
har at gore. med at tilf9re TRn-
derne og Benbygningen de npdyen-
dige Elementer Fuor, Kalcium og
Fosfor, el1er at de like paa nogen
som helst Made hjaelper til at
~nevtralisere syredannelserne j Gel
levaevet og derived vedligeholde en-
normal alkalisk Tilstand B1odet
log andre indre Afsondringer. Det
en- tilsyneladende aldrig faldet dis
SIC Docenter az IN falsk Ernserings-
llare Ind, ct, luanset hvor rigt
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We'd Eytninger bedes saavel den
eamle som nye Adresse opgivet SAINT
f1lltge Bladets Navn.
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All: advertising in this paper. is
handled by the C. Rasmussen Co,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul.
Afnn. as second class mall matter.
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6iembenStc gplboter.

sSacob y. Sits aigaeug Dpfororing.
a i,1oienbe Rab1.e11e paa bienns
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ST. ALBANS
.|us- Chisholm

Hugh Chisholm VINO mas been con-
fined 20 tbs house with -heu-ra ism
for severR- years, died of pneurao-
nlR Wednesday. May -Lh Ny
Chisholm was born n Antagonist. y.
s ana was so wears old. Ee leaves d
widow, one son. an aged mother.
three brothers and three sisters. The
funeral LOOK place a their home
Friday a. r. Nj Fey. A. Z. Wehber
attending. re was anxious 70 lay
his burdens down although ne sell
dom spoke Of ms physica. sutter,ngs
anG those who called on rim were
surprised a. his cheeIti3ness- Those
who pass by MS old home viii Crea:
~ miss his pleasant face ny the win
dow.
Or William Chisholm of New
: o-k Cry VINO came here on accoUr,
Of M illness and DEAN Of MS broth
or returned SATURDAY..
MS. Eena Patterson returned
Monday ID her nome IN wal-ha,11
Mass
E9 Harding returned Saturday II
Norfolk Downs. Massa ruser.s
where ne IS ampinve6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
WILLARD GETTING
INTO TRIM

Toledo. one. June s-Jess Willard
began -oGay the second week If
serious training for MS heayywe,gh.
pianshlp contesf with Jack
Dem psey here July ! The champion
plans 70 Increase MS baking ur-.. ne
2as reacneG me :" round INIT. me
distance lie Is II r-avel against his
you-htui challenger
Willard If gradually necemlng ar
mated AND Is fnd.ng i easier q
breathe man when ne started work
:. week ag0
The c1a~cp fo- abundance N me
champion s raining canp was n
creased YESTERDAY from q. cents 70
~ cents and the pald attendance
was -.as4, which neflAd more Lnsr
enough To defray training expenses
fer a week
sfy. charged me CUSTOMARY % cents
IL see the challenger work out and
800 persons pala admission
Reports tnRI Fill Brown # New
y ork haa been selected % reteree
me independence Day contest we're
c'enied LadHv anc II was announced
that me "f.a-as question p-onabiv
UoulC not Ne definitely SERTED until
TWO Weeks before the contest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
READFIELD

Ch-lorsn's day q. Readheid Grange
Saturday, June :. Over 30 children
Ware present Some matters of bus
mess were disposed Of n the fore
noon. he degree stat conferred
ne IT'S; ana second degrees on two
cano4cates A hounr>fuI dinner was
serted a. noon 70 over 100 consist
-ng OF beans pies, cake. cookies lelio
WIKI whipped cream. lemonade. bA-
rianas and coffee. ne lecturer. Edith
NJ. Gifhn. presented an interesting
ingram T7lag Song. Mary Aaen AND
Alice Townsend; rec1la-ions. SYLVIA
Booker. Mv-a Srr.fh. Arlene Dalcx
Helen Harvey: soln. Lullaby. Alice
Townsend, reading. Eleanor Pea-
COCK: diet Raymond anG Airra
Smith. reCIta.lons. Walter }5ar-!
nAn. Fans Aan-ar Ernes, Cacy. ~
mo soiu, Eleanor Harsc01n. Guel.
A-1ce Townsend anc Mildred Adeu
lec-Ta-uHs. Twin Cowan. Elizabeth
Cooper Al-ice D1lcy. solo Eay-
rnond Smith; ~ec,Iauons Forrest
u Illams Frances cady. Alice
townsend. solo, Alcrec AdeIl. piano
ruet. Alice anG Zee Townsend. recl-
laIDns. Ira Crocker. Louise Nicker-
son; dialogue Laura Copy, -rna Cot
lie. Doro1ay Smith. -endlne, Cas1el-
ic " Weston. alrC:1C Love old Sweet
song
There IS n ne a meeting Of me
- i4es Farm Bureau Thursday.
June -. Miss Lyman viii Demon
st,a,e ne S-eiess cooker Ali the
ladies' ara invited
DEPOT-The program Of r-adua
non exercises Of me Readfieid
Grammar school IS as follows. Class
march. prayer. Few. Costello Wes-
on: essa! The Origin Of the Fed
Cross" Audrey Hackett, recitation
The Service Flag" Merle Smell: es-
say. Theodore Roosevelt" Josephine
Fnrc essay The Org, Of U
Flanders Field Ethel Nickarson
essay "Educaton" Walter Barnard
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Scott and "Rabbit'' Fo0zles Lose for Braves
Jupe PluU. Messes up American and ~. E. Schedule
Old WOUND Over RIGHT
EYE opened M DBPsEY'S
YlRRIlG PARTNER

Iaieon, O., June a-Jess Willard
and Jack Dempsey lnnaEa, are nu-s-
-ng bruised heads as result Of splr-
tied workouts today IN prepare non
TOR their heavyweight championship
contest here july 4.
Whiie boxing with the Jamaica
kio, a spr,ghtly 10Th. negro, al
oid wounc over Dempsey's left eye
was opened when the chaIienger's
spHr-lnc partner landed az raz1oE
isf--hook. The blood streameu from
the wound and for fear of TYR ner
carnage Manager Jack kaa-ns called
Z halt On the glove work for the
Afternoon The cut may prevent
Dempsey from boxing for several
days as i Is teR-e6 the wound -nar
keep opening up.
lizard recelved d bump as big as
donr knob on the LEFT cheek bene
as a result Of a right hand swing
landed by Jack EempeI n the first
round. The champion Increased his
boxing To eight rounds after doing
I'VE miles Of road WORK II the morn
ING. He wenT lhree each with Hem
PEI and Walter M3nahan and TWO
Will Soldier Stanton. VINO was all
but knocked out YESTERDAY. The
champion was apparently afraid 10
nj stanton.
Willard initiated the style OF
Dempsey while following Stanton
around ne right. much 20 the arnuse-
mem Of large Monday crowd.
Big Jess" croucned as Dempsey
does. and shifted ana teinted his way
ITO close quarters
Dempsey opened his workout. fac
-ng Jack Ross. q zoo pound youth
from Winnipeg, VINO claims the
nea"vweish- championship Of Can
AGA. "A thin SO seconds Ross was
on me canvas. completely knocked
cut. Dem psey hopred him after 10
seconds Of boxing with 4 sho-. rlsaL
hand punch - me chm. After Ross
staggered 20 ms 1ee1. the CHALLENGER
whipped over d EFF hook. which IN
shed him
me challenger rnen stepped Two
.4rlous ROUNDS with Sergeant Bill
rate ana was II ne middle II ms
1lst round with the Jamaica hld
When ne wound was opened Derap-
10y pleaded 20 ne allowed TO continue
u. was 0verruied. H left ne ring
IN nUrnll!atlon. Saving n The crowd
II d oorlsh way.
accidents vii happen. YOU know =