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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

mrtta fpllG ipntifen. Sa fun iind
e~pGtsfosia, nmtan &ristista eiiin-
MT Sinnalam eoeSiG, Min Sumala
eli noe fimisia miutta fun ipmin,
eli ianoiiinto: ipnnin mobtdleen
iolIa lor aipm lltotmoIlinrn tie bel
pettiin, iilld Ell 3ristis ipnnille
taihpasta aipannut, mrtta fplld ipn-
tifelle.
8iela ferram ianon iinillle, o.
let fiifa Iienetfin, jofa malta rime-
ia luet: Olfoompa eIGm1ii fiiinfa
ppbd ia bursfas tabartla, tee bp-
mid toitd fi1infa palion tobania, ole
fiinfa obfera firtosiafdpiG ia ieu-
rafitnnan fannottaja tabonia, (niin
5ptpia niioita fln namat faiffi miii
TEN oipatfin) mittta jos ct Seeiatf-
len meriarmosia, etpanfelirtmin ia
nan ia iafrmnenttien perustlfiella
m~itlrittaii ilsfo, omista ia tiinrtiis-
ia, Min olet fatffine bpfpine. tOine-
Al ia iumaliinlfiineii Slmmlnn e.
besiG pbt6 inbottaipa ia baiiepa
filin itie perfele, ia pbtd mabooton
fiiin p~erfeleen on mennd taiipaa-
leen, pbtd mab6oton on iinun fin
NE menna. DIET iiis pb6esid per
feleen fansiu taiipansta iuliettu IL
los iinntaitfNcsti. Some tGrnG mie-
lees. iilIa "faiffi mit6 Ell ole iis-
fosta on ipnti."
SinG tpoit usfoa eta raamnttit
OIL Slimolm ianaa ia historialliies-
ii totta, ia etta Seeius on fuolllt
maailman ipntein eoestd j. n. e. ia
oifein lind fpllG teet, mittto tnipaS
tuam ppipp iinlilta fuliettina, olet
tpielG perfeleen ~ustosia, iillG per
feleet len mpos usfopat ia mapiie-
mat" ia ioiioitt mpos iamam fObta.
Ion alaiiefii. Wlttta Jos toboomnte
toiiuanieen pGGst1, min tdptpp olla
Sitmalm Hoian usfo, iota nsfoo
ia taimuston ettd Seeills on mirrn
Serrati, jofa mimun taootetiin ia
tltomitun ibmiiem litnasti, mapabti
ia pGdsti, faifesta ipnnistd fitole-
mastn ia perteleen mallan alta, pb-
1Glld ia falltilIa perGlGni1 ia
ipiattonolla piinaQmia ia f1ole-
malIanio j. II. e. ia tGmGn 2ltras-
tajon faiffine tefoinenin olen pp-
bGsiG fasteesia pGGlIeni pltfemut,
iofa MT faiffi mirlt ipntini petit
tGd manbrrsfmtoen bameelIa.
SdSiG atbrisia on minlilla iion-
faiffiesti festdtp1 ipntein mteefii-
antomlts, elGmG ia aiitlals. 11Sfo
ja tlinnntsto iinGfin Main, min plet
altti,aS aiosia jn alttias iiantoiffi-
iilioesia.
S. Oiala
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

faItaiiifii, ia taiffi footaam tuo-
mioistiimen, iualfoifen paltaistmi-
men eteen. SiIloin tapabttu iulsri
erotiis. 8anburstaot ia iumaIatto-
mot eroitetaan iianfaiffiiifii oioifii
t~oiiistaan. 8anbirstuat aietetnan
tltomsoistiiimen oitealle ia iumalat-
tomat fen ipaiemmalle mlolelIe.
8onburstaat ianipat tdpbG ijGiieen
eldmaan; mlitta iumnalattomien tGp
typ ipaipua ijantaiffiieen faootuf-
Teen. Sitomari iota miime.SenG pGi-
tpanG istiultiiu ~dpaItoiielle moltais-
tltimelle ia lauiuu faifille tlio-
mion, on Seeiiis &ristus Slmnalan
ia Sbmiien 8oifa. SamG on toto
ppban raamatlin oppi t1stG aiiasta
ia len laliitiu mpos Seeil,s tefstis-
llamme. Sata aiioo ~fosfepat Ianat
ful,luipat iiella min: SID Ell fe-
taan tltomitie, moan antaa faifen
t,iomion poialle", ia toiiesio poi
faSla: ga ban on antamlt bGnelle
Wallan tuomita, fosfa bGn un. ST.
miien Yoifa".
&afas pstdmal Me f~uljennnre 10
ia pdiipG fiioleman ia miimeistG
tilinteon pGipdd fobben. Griffin
tpofaipa ia tdrfed on ie pGinG, fill
Id iilloin daamme lopnlliien TITO
miomme. Miitta pbt1 tGrfeG on
tama pGiwd, iota mt elGmme ia 10
ia on armonpGipG. SilIG ti.omiom-
me piimeiiena pGiipGn1 ~laitilitaan
nellie len mufnan, miten olemme
mmon paifpomme miettGneet ia mi
ten iitbtalit,uteet diiben ormoon, 10
ia nellie on tGGIlG oiasia ilmoi.
tettu.
Cid i~ent6boen, ~pstGp1ni, armtps-
to tdGll1 ajusiol Haiiti iiunairsto,
jonfa Seeiiis firoufien puusia rip
patesinon iinille oniaitiil @dtfepop
alma Seeiilfien baoipain t1trtpiin ia
omistn anteefii antainlis iiinG me
resiG, iotn nGiStG baahpoiSta on
ferran mi1otamitl ~yeeiuflen 5aotpat
~tafaGpat a1ttititteii. Hiioen titripis-
Ia ct iolioit bGpeGGn Seeiuflen nit
meiiesid administration, paan
laot iilloin SiGn i~irtnnuttiino f1p-
Oh S1ntalon ijanfaiffieen malta
fltntaon.
Sierra SeeiltS, ole meio1n fans
lonnne ia iilrnaa meitGl &Gtfe mel
til o%rmoibiii uifaa ia iiGiipptta mar
ten. glltta meitd apaltpomaun ia o.
lenoan molmiit fobtaamoan iina,a
fuoIemasia ia miimeiiesid tltlemi-
Tesla! Soboa meioGt iiuiren armoli
fGboen firffditoen naltaflintoafil
Mnten.
IS. Wiettinen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserw he ideals and
sacred traditions of lis, our adopt.
I'D country, the Uni.e ed States of
America: To reveie its laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
Them: To strive increasingly to
quicken the public's sense of civic
duty: In all ways to aid in making
This country greater and better than
We found IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20
Seminoorina1ne

Seminoorimme pstdwiIle
pppo1nrme b~iiommittoo, ettd erds
fiulri nmerifoloinen ~pdiipdlebti on
fiIaisSut buomottotpon firiOtcIman
ieminoaristomme ia iamaIIa iobta-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20

jan fliipaat. yedin tabtoipat omeri-
faIaiiet antaa tamnustrtfien tpoi-
lemme eitd fatiele iita tariain i'll
min, fiiten iuomolaiiet itic iollain
tabolla. fy8 Tf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-20
TLMOITUSHINNAT:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ristin, raamin j.
Widen varsyn kanssa $1.25, kahden
xarsyn kanssa $1.5O. Jos useampia
varsvia halutaan, on 25c lisxttxvx
kultakin varsyltS. Kiitoslauseista on
lisattSva &c jokaiselta sanalta, .totka
halutaan julkaistavaksi kuolcnilmoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. = Syntyma-, XIII
laus- ia Observation-Disclosures
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
juJkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures lie
3 alta kerralta ia &c kolme kertaa
iuIkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
silta SOC palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
sia ilmoituksia tulee rahan seurats
mukana. Seisovat ilmoitulset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
HURRICANE DESTROYS
 TEXAN SEAPORT

Special to Nugget rrtsanc curing Q the Muan no ves s, fir known coast Corpus the " he M an Mexico
  blew of the
 
  to
   least of point but tresule in tile mae
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
REP. MINORITY CONDEMNS TREATY AMENDMENT
VICTORIA SAILED
 FOR NOME TODAY
gget by The Associated P.ess.

Special P.ess
 SEATTLE. amship omIan fering and oclo The passenger list full of ncule in list
 Twenty on s which Federal and J M of he Alaska division accompanied
 Following is
 A John \ tsotz R $ Phillips MT and Mrs T E Miss Bertha A 
 van A N $
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
SENATOR MCUmbER DEN0UNCES TREATY
 AMENDMENTS, URGES RESERVATIONS

WASHINGTON Sept 15semtor Mcoumbcr sub republican
  
 making  regarding the with
 
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15


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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15

s With to to the Cone O is declared with possibilities
 
 
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
WILSON GIVEN BIG
 OVATION IN SEATTLE

o he By the Asoca tied Press SEATTLE. n tland President Wilson him City, that will him visit
 
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  wnson's  resn IT. platform Prssident Wilson
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
SENATE BEGINS C0NS|DERAT T|0N OF GERMAN
 TREATY; LENGTHY DEBATE EXPECTED

Ina the Ielgu to
  poison reserve ations Il
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 of
 
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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
PERMITTED TO ISSUE BONDS FOR POWER PLANT

Special to WASHINGTON  building Under the of the 
 
  bill ratification. to NomeN The Assoc Press
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  section forth by president Wilson during his visit
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-15
WRITE NEWS WHEN YOU SUBSCRIBE NUeeE AFTER ARE THROUGH IT. FRIENDS
ALLIED COMMANDER CHIEF BELGIUM
 LOCATE SON

Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press PARIS 5Feld Marshal Belgian son, n bat rmans dur the mont o war
 
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New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
NAMES HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.
Governor Holcomb Appoints Board
 For Norwich Institution.

Hartford Feb. 21.-Governor Hol- comb has made direct appointmen as trustees of the Norwich state hos pital as follows: A. F. Libby, Nor wch for the terms ending July 1, 1921. to fill a vacancy of C. E. Pinney, Stafford, for a term to end July 1, 1923. to fill a. vacancy, and of l.. E. Whiton. New London; J. J. Donahuc of Norwich, r. F. Wilcox, Norwich. and r. II. Mayberry of East Hartford, each for a six year term.
 These delegates to the second pan American child welfare, congress at Montevideo, Uruguay. have been named; Dr. W. II. Brown. Bridgeport; Prof. C. E. A. Winslow, New Haven; :; Austin Cheney, South Manchester: Mrs. Percy T. Walden. New Haven, and Margaret K. Stack of Hartford. The trip, however, would have to be made at the delegates expense as the state does not make an appropriation for attendance at the congress.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

Of the Red Cross, reported that 'IleIe were some $500 persons there leSltl-
 mate objects for the Red cross aSSlSl- ance. in need of immediate help, in tbis number figure a group of Petro- grad children. Many hundreds ot theso were sent to siberia for safety at 2 time when the BolsheFlk outrages were beginning. They were found m seven different cities, unprovlded for and in great neod. Clothing is being nrovided for them from stocks in V1adivostok and they are receiving at tention.
 Tn Omsk. Novonil1olaevsk and Che liabinsk, wherc typhus has made con siderable headway, the Red Cross IS working in conjunction with the RuS- sians to give medical aid. Relief tram No. has left for the west carrying medical supplies and clothing. The last relief train sent from here, in charge of the Japanese Red Cross unns. reached Omsk about month after leaving NladivOstOk.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
DON'T TRUST THE ALLIES.
Russian Press Suspicious of Plan to
 Control Trans Siberian Road

Vladivostok, Jan. :, (by mail)- Distrust of the good intentions of the Allies in seeking control of the Trans Siberian railway is voiced by the organ here of the social democrats. It says:
 The Allies have decided to inn prove our transportation system. They are taking the railways into their hands, the English as far as Chita, the Japanese the Transbaikal rail- way and the Americans the line from Irkutsk to the front. We cannot tell what this friendly assistance is going to cost Russia.
 The Allies are making agree nents among themselves; we are out of the deal. As long as we continue our internal carnage and amuse our selves with 'recognitions' and coup d'etats' of governments the Allies will be masters in our own house."
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

27 From \. Nj. C. A. and Sunday
 Schools Will Go to Winstcd.

Seventeen delegates, representing the boys department of the local Y. NJ. C. A. left this afternoon on the o'clock trolley for Winsted where they will attend the annual older boys conference. Ten delegates repre- senting the Sunday schools of the city left for Winsted earlier in the day.
 The boys will be headed by F. l.. Woods and H. Breummer and have arranged for a number of special New Britain events on the trip and upon reaching the city of the conference The delegates will be gone over Satur- day and Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
WANT TO HELP IRELAND.
Two Days Session Will Open II
 Philadelphia Saturday.

Philadelphia, Feb. 21.--A two day convention under the auspices of the Friends of Irish Freedom. one of the purposes of which is to form ulato q policy ito guide Americans in aiFinG Ireland to gain self ti~~l, ;" will open here next Saturday. More than 5000 delegates from all sec tions of the country are expected to attend
 Among those who have accepted invitations to address the meetings are Cardinal Gibbons. T.. $. Senators Walsh of Massachusetts nd Borah of Idaho; Speaker Champ Clark; Gov crnors Sproul of Pennsylvania and Smith of New York, and church dig ! nitaries of several faiths
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21
WHEN YOU WAKE UP DRINK GLASS OF HOT WATER Wash the poisons and toxins from
 system before putting more food Into stomach. lays inslde-bathEng makes any.
 one look and feel clean, sweet and refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside before sakfast like you do on the outside is vastly moro important be- zse the skin pores do not absorb surities into the blood causing ill., 8E, while the bowel pores do. Tor every ounce of food and drink Zen into the somach, nearly an #ce of waste material nNust be car out of the body. If this waste #erial is not eliminated day by it quickly ferments and generates sons gases and toxins which are sorbed or sucked into the blood eam, through the lymph ducts oh should suck only nourishment
 Bustain the body.
 splendid health measure is tn
 nk, before breakfast each day a
 ss of real hot water with q lea Ionful of limestone phosphate in if fch is a harmless way to wash lse poisons, gases and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bow thus cleansing, sweetening and
 Bhening the entire alimentary can before putting more food into the
 mach.
 A quarter pound of limestone phos- ate costs but very little at the drug re but is sufficient to make any } an enthusiast on inside bathing. n and women who are accustomed
 wake up with a dull aching head have furred tongue, bad taste, nas-
 breath, sallow complexion, others 0 have bilious attacks, acid stom- or constipation are assured of Pnounced improvement in both elth and appearance shortly.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

FboHrd has beelHHoing everythlng. poS- .sible to cooperate with the employ sment service in this matter.
 Up to theepresent time only a small percentage of the outstanding claims
 have been filed with the district
 claims board. and MT. Julin pointed
 out that it is very important for
 manufacturers having claims. to re alize that no action can be taken un- til their claims are drawn up and filed with the district claims board. The office of this board in Connecticut is located in the Liberty building. Bridgeport
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

Ire the development of civilizatioas
 B. The world must ges forward not backward.
 Whereas the Commonwealth club es the senators from. the state of 8lnecticut to advocate and vote for ratification of this great measure, h it further urges the representa- Ses of Connecticut in congress to
 Q its ratification their moral sup
New Britain herald., 1919-02-21

sold in every drug store in the lahd' ks fine for indigestion. too. ana Tor tsvcrs and colds Same old relledS &hn.t thousands swear by.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
Business Chances

WE MANUFACTURE \ CARBE RE-
tor for Ford cars which IS guarantee
20 give double the mileage over an
other carhuretor ever constructed r.
gaTdless of name. make or price. We
are now ready TO furnish carburetoTs
also for Dodge and Maxwell cars. VIII
furnish them tor other cars N a short
time. Money refunded II fifteen day
Tree trial does not prove il. Entirely'
new principle. simple PLAIN tube. not a
moving part, Guaranteed 20 start IN
zero weather without heating or prm-
ng. Tremendous demand. 1900 now n
use N Chicago territory. Reliable. en-
ergetic man who can guarantee sales
and carry stock OF $500 TO 5000 depend
lEg demand. can secure exclusive
TERRITORY and will easily net 5000" this
year. No special experience necessary-
Frank A. Crwan. 5o3 w. jackson Blvd
[ t'hicaso, III. apr.6dlt~
LARGE CORPORATION WANTS
live district sales manager FOR wonder
fui new rapid selling auto necessity.
Government pure hased this device b.
thousands. Exceptional opportunity %
make big money. enormous success
10 competition. sells % ever car
truck. tractor. garage; $3.50 10 NcW
capital necessary. scott corpora ton.
3 ". i2d St. New York. apr25dlt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
George Stetson OF Seattle

Mrs. g y. Osborne If Camden
has received word of the death in
Seattle. Washington. OF her cousin.
George ". Stetson. president and
founder OF the Ste.son Post Lumber
Co. for ~ years. Mr.. Stetson was
corn IN EincoInville May ;. 1874.
anu lived there until he was 20 years
of age when ne signed before the mast
and went around the horn TO Puget
Sound IN 1864. He was one OF t.Ir
best known lumbermen on the Pa
cific coast. He also organized the
Stetspn Machine Works. Of which he
was president. He was prominent in
the Seattle Eiks Lodge and was
largely instrumental in building the
Elks' Temple N Seattle. He is sur
vired by one son. Warren H. Stei-
son. and Il daughter. Mrs. R. Z. Don
aldson. Another son. Frank .-tctson.
died last December with infiurnza.
He leaves three brothers. Frank l..
StetSon. chief of the Seattle fire de
partnent. Horat:o II. :Stetson and I-e-
iny w Stetson. all residents Of Seat
tie Beside Mrs. Osborne, he IS sur
vived by several other cousins IN
Camden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
Gov. and Mrs. Milliken
And Their Guests in
Brilliant Dinner Parties

Boston April 25--The governors Of
three New England states and one
former governor sat toget..er at a
dinner party n the dining room of
the Hotel Touraiue tonight. The
affair was given by Governor and
Mrs. Carl E. MilIiken OF Maine IN
honor Of the official representatives
OF the Pine Tree state and 4 few 9TH
- guests. BESIDES the hosts. there
We're present. Governor and Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge. ,Jr.. Of MaSsacnu-
sets: Governor and Mrs. John Henry
Bartlett OF New Hampshire: former
Call of Massachusetts: President
Leon = Higgins of the Maine Senate
and Mrs. Higgins; StaGe Senator
John VI. Goog.n OF Lewiston: Co'in-
cilor ana Mrs. Elmer :. Bird Of
Rock,and. Councillor and Mrs. Willis
z. Swift of Augusta: Representative
and Mrs. Charles P. Barnes OF Houi-
ION: REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Frank
II. HoIlev OF North Anson; Colonel
and Mrs Francis II. E'arnum of -Au
susta: Hon. ana Mrs. William Il
Cannert or Augusta; Councillor Car
ence A. Powers of Fort Fairfield
Hon. ana Mrs. Fred ". Bunker OF
North Arson. rs. Hope Haynes
Wheeler of Boston: Miss MurIel
Haynes of Augusta: Miss Harriet
Newhail OF Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

Worcester of the ". E. church will
preside as Rev. L. E. Longiey OF the
United Baptist church will be in
Burnfam 70 attend an Easter con-
cert. which will be held there on thar
evening.
The class parts have been as
signed for the graduating exercises
Of the Clinton high school. which
will be held early in July. The two
pupils having the highest Average
rank were given the statutory AMI
valedictory TIleima Spaulding. sa-
lutatnrv: DORIS Dickev. vaiedictory:
Earle Walker. class history: Olive
Cam. class prophecy; Nathan Hoxie.
presentation Of gifts.
Rev. and Mrs. z. E. LongIey pass
ed "Wednesday in Burnllam.
Charlotte Belle Of Fairfield is in
town visiting relatives and friends.
Eben Gordon mas purchased from
parties in Indiana. percheron
Clydedale horse. which weighs 100
one Of the best in kennebec county.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
Tho Dinner Thursday Evening

\ brilliant dinner party vas given
in the handsome dining room OF the
Hotel Touraine Thursday evening ny
Governor and Mrs. Carl =. Ailliken.
who with the rest OF the otticia! party
from Maine are IN Boston TO witness
the parade of The 26th Division on
Friday. The tables were Handsomely
decorated Besides Governor and
Mrs. Milliken the guests were: L. :
Senator Frederick Hale Of Portland:
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles Il. Cole.
af the Goth Division: former Governor
and Mrs. Frederick u. P'aisted of
Augusta: Colonel Frank II. Hume of
the l03d infantry. and Mrs. Hume;
State Senator and Mrs. Guy P. Can
nett Of Augusta: Speaker Frank G.
Harrington of the Maine House of
Representatives; Representative and
Mrs. Charles II. Small OF Brewer;
Associate Justice Albert NJ. Spear of
Gardiner: Councillor and Mrs. Walter
E. Piummer OF Lisbon; Adjutant
General and Mrs. George Mel Pres
son of Far1ningtou; Captain Logan.
aide to General Cole. Captain Martin,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
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Wanted-AGents

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weather Liberal commissions in ad-
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Sample coat and outfit free. Write TO-
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daily. Never before advertised. Profits
Il an hour quick. sample free.
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ohio. apr.sdI,"
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by automobile and introduce 3Dc candle
lower coa!-oIl lantern FOR farmers,
da!rTmen. hucksters. garueners. con-
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Thomas Mig. Co, I'll Post It. Dayton.
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n days. Tou can too Federal Chem
ical Works Dept. I. Great Northern
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apr26iit~
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apr.6dlt"
500 PER MONTH SELLING \ NEW
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26
CLINTON

Harold Holt has been visiting reia-
tives in Albion and Freedom for the
past few days.
Miss Rosa Holt who has been help
ing MIS- Carol Harding for the past
three weeks has returned 10 HeT
home on Town House Hill.
School began on Town House Hiii
Monday morning with Nellie Luce
Cain as teacher
Alfred Holt. vino is cooking tor tho
NJ. G. 4. R. at Etna. passed SunoaS
with his family on Town House Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Doe Of Boston
PASSED a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs wal Kendayy.
WIN Holt who is cooking for tns
NJ. c. r. r. at Kineo spent the oay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-26

aide 20 Colonel Hume; Mrs. John =.
Hill OF Augusta; Councillor George
W. Norton OF Portland: Councillor
Edward +. Cowe!l of Berwick. Mrs.
William r. Cobb Of Rockland. Miss
Cobb Mss Elizabeth Chase of Lev
iston. Mrs. Doris u. P kraus Of
Augusta: Major James L. Moriarty Of
Lewiston: Major Arthur l.. Thayer of
Bangor and Captain L. u. Hart OF
Augusta. all members OF Governor
M!ilikens staff A theatre party fol
lowed the dinner.