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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
Wednesday, May 28
Commencing at 1870 p. M.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


Three bed room suits, 2 three
quarter beds, 3 large and 2 three
quarter springs and cotton mattress
for each bed; sleeping porch beds,
large comfort chest, 5 rockers, @ oak
dining room chairs, kitchen chairs,
9 dark oak chairs, stand, hall tree
with large mirror, book case, couch,
sewing machine, Garland range, with
hot water front, 4-burner gas stove,
&c feet stair carpet, rug 11-3x12, 3
rugs 0x12, rug 6x9, set of books five
volumes in mechanical and electrical
engineering, wash machine, 2 tubs,
two tub stands and wringer, clothes
rack. ironing table, lawn mower, snow
shovel, garden tools, a good coaster,
wagon, sled, large dinner bell, 2 coal
shovels. step ladder, canned fruit,
jellies and butter, fruit jars, dishes,
and many other articles too numer-
GUS to mention.
TERMS: Cash.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
Auto Rim Lost.

Lost, rim and part of the frame of
car between Hope and Donegal on
the Navarro road. Finder please
leave at this office for reward or
notify l.. II. Brandt, Ramona, Kan.
15wt2
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
Duroc Jersey Pigs.

Thirty fun blood Duroc Jersey
baby pigs for sale, 30 cents a pound
Just weaned. Three fourths miles
south Of Donegal.
15w2t S. II. LENHERT.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
COMING

Three. ycar.old Jersey COW for sale
Gentle, easy mixer, giving milk now.
II. A. MERRIFIELD,
.aI3 s. w. 4th., Phone 50ll or 500.
w&Fd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15

Mrs. E. v. Sanders representing
Il. L. Wagoner's Perfecto Rug Reno
vatdr. Phone 743 or write, box sol,
Abilene. Country work solicited
Sdt6W1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15

Marriage license: Lloyd Foust
and Effie May Clouter, both of Man
chester.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
Household Goods
At Auction

The undersigned, intending to move
away will sell at public auction at
the residence, 204 East Seventh
street, Abilene, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15

PoIIed Short Horn Bulls For Sale.
Two good dark reds, with nicely
pollcd heads and priced right.-A. l.
Meier, Abilene. Talmage phone.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15

Buy your shoes at Kauffman's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-15
MRS. G. A. Kaufman

u. G. ENGLE, Auctioneer.
2td21-27 w15t2
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-14
COAL SHORTAGE OF
100000 TONS IN
FIELDS OF indiana

TERE HAUTE. Ind, July 14.-The
extent to which production Of coal by
Indiana mines has rallen OF this year
Is revealed by the publication today
by the Indiana Bituminous Coal OPP
orators Association Of the production
figures for the month of June.
These figures disclose that. during
the first six months of this year the
amount Of coal mined in this state
has been less by more than 100000
tons than the tonnage Of the first six
minths of 1918. The production the
first half of this year was slightly
more then 100000 tons.
The June production figures were
1885. Sol tons as against 1907. 1925 tons
in May. The increased tonnage is so
slight as to have very little appre-
ciable effect up on next winters re.
quirements, the association declares
Available records for the first eight
days of July show slightly better
rate of production, but this Is not
nearly as large as it should be, con.
sidering the situation in which the
territory served by Indiana mines is
shortly to find itself.
A car shortage Is beginning to make
itself felt. Their report shows for the
week ending July the car shortage
on the Big Four railroad was As per
cent due largely to the demand for
the diversion of cars to other lines.
The Chicago, Terre aHute & South
eastern, and some other lines, how.
ever. reported only slight shortages
Assuming the weekly capacity of the
Indiana field to be 100000 tons, the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-14
Bethel, Ind.

Miss Matte Jackson of Whitewater
spent a few days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Thompson. .....
Mrs. Jacob Endsley spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boren and
Mrs. Anna VanNuys of Fountain City
Mrs. VanNuys Is very i'll. .... Harry
Spencer and children and Mrs. Blose
were Sunday guests of o. E. Hill and
family of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
N. E. Long and Miss Lille Benbow OF
Hagerstown, spent Friday night and
Saturday with Jehu Boren and family
Chester Hill and family Of Rich
mond spent from Thursday until Sun
day with Edgar Hill and family. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pattee. Floyd
Simpson, Henry Crist of Anderson,
and Mrs. Spencer of near New Madi
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Spencer Saturday. 49,. Miss Fern
Addleman returned home Sunday
from a few days visit with friends
in Richmond. =. Arson Brumfield and
family spent Sunday with Eugene
Long and family Of Centerville. go.
Clarence Addleman and family enter
tanned Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Crawford and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Oar Crawford and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Biddle and family, Miss
Clara Biddle of Dayton, and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Gordon of Brookville. :.
Mrs. C. E. Anderson and Mrs. Van B.
McCauley spent Sunday with Mrs
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-14
Chinese Attempt Suicide
To Protest Treaty Terms
(By Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.-Three
members of delegation of Chinese
patriots endeavored to kill themselves
Sunday in the presence of Hsu Shih
Chong. President Of China. in protest
against the transfer Of control of Shan.
treaty.
Word Of their action was received
in message from Picking to N. c.
King, in San Francisco. President of
the Chinese National Welfare Society.
The three men succeeded in wound
ing themselves severely before palace
guards could stop them.
President Hsu told the delegation
that the treaty, which gives Japan
control of Shantung, must be signed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-14

Jesse Brown. John Marley Of FL
dorado spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn. -. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Horn spent the
week end in Dayton. &. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Spencer spent Sunday with
Mrs. c. N. Young of near Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Black and chill
dren and Mrs. Mary Young Of New
Paris were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Spencer. Miss Fern Addle-
man and Miss Florence Boren spent
Thursday afternoon with Miss Hazel
Tharp. =. Edgar Hill and family and
Chester Hill and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arma-
cost, near New Paris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman Constable spent Sunday
with Ben Peden and family of Pales-
tine, o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-14

mines worked little less than half
time the week ended July S, in which
they produced 303,563 tons. The field
has, therefore a handicap of some
thing over 100000 tons, which, the
operators say, will be impossible to
make up. Operators feel that a severe
winter will. in all probability, bring
about a situation of acute distress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12

.as .ev days l cowr. returned
Moncar 20 Boston
Mss N:a.6-ed Beec.4 OF Boston
passed he Weekend v.1a ..e- mother
Mrs.. Rosco B-eal,.
Mrs. c. : Harris Has -=,2-ne. .-o:-:
! Nv aavs' v:sl- v:-l Ter sister
Mrs. johnston Il RocA,aac.
Dennis PMS PASSED SATURDAY =
Ea,a
The -vrce Fo-- C.-b nj. sa-.r.a-'
evening t,t.l ~ a.d Mrs ? \
smith The evening vas pleasant. =
passed n TIE enjoyment IF v2.s,.
F--rresh c7e-ts Of zee ran cake a.G
-offee were se-"ed.
The King daughters NJ. g:v4 al
entertainment E-:car evening n Eea
heC aa.,. ! drama TIE Cha--a
TAR VI. De gwen D: .0ca. .a.e.-.
Cooked fooc and candy ~! se o.
sale.
NJ and Mrs, --v:ns Eu-, a-:=rdec.
re Auto Show = Portland F-.ca
I-s. Tara A.rts.a = ..1gus-4 :
r:s;:..g friends =, -5x-.
Ms. "-.,.:a:- Flanders 81: IN.
has~., $ - guest II -e.a;:v@- =,
-0w-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12

IT, Tlc,ary BOYS ana Girls 81
E--.ow-i. ca~e earned u r:-n- -
He2- 7ae!E names 42G - vea- -a-.r
buttons Ter he" have ach.ev~- .
g-e@- success = ,-.o.- campaign -or
m tinted War WORK. Al -ce leg:n-
~ 1i n --!-e II November the
---r Enthusiastically pledged 4 ..-ga
su.2. -- amounts ranging --crl =
-@--= r. s. winch -rer aG-ael %
-a:1 IL pay e.. 6v M4-c!: :. / . re-T
MUCH o -re!-r credit ma nearly al
?ave iepc -he.:' contracts and paid
HE -crey -!:- treasurer Clarence
-le-n--5. IDS ~-cefvei from -1en
c--r $50 This -aoreser-s -ha -.1r' s
Hi -51 r9-s ana --.s III ot whom
G.G SOM re4. work 4-d made more
81 less sacrifice These oovs anu
g-ls no. only ha-a contributed. = sub
santa a-lo,I7t . -2e g-ea- 1r-ar!-
-a-.ors WORKING *or ne 1e.-H, oi
III soldiers. Dbl ta~e ,!ac -ce PEI
soma. ABSTRACTION Of working M
-,-l-- -or g--a- cause ve.C. IS
destined - max lew era n"
vrrlls 1.s-cr-. special c-eCi. r II
-ol.--Cr. II ,ala meme, : go 20
Pm =. E--Gow Of - o.. MIRA
-r.ool. =. .o las 2o-ore.s--t! .e@---.,
n me yLrk anu n captains = r"
classes l.. - Egg school. Edward
S,.e-aaa. Harold li-a6-r II .,:1-..
1.eeaan ard Richard White. =! p
WON -a.-.....- performed -:.e-- II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
OAKLAND

The Rescue Workers held 4 meet
ng Tuesday evening al the home OF
Mrs 5etse- Muir of Railroad avenue
Chester Winslow IS quite II a. his
home CT Church street
Ms. Eun,ce Stevens. Mrs Berth.
Adams anu Mrs. Ed..a Livingston
attended re meeting Of hernebec
-Assc citation Of Past NOBLE Grands,
xI.ch was held Wednesday after
noon n Tassalboro.
AZ he regular meeting Of Acme
Rebekah lodge. which VIII De held
Thursday evening the president 81
he Rebekaa Assembly. Mrs Na.er,a
Merrill Of Portland. Vice President
Inez Cosby OF Camden and District
deputy President Ethel Toward Il
Wa.erN'.l- " Il ne oreseu.
Thr Degree u Honor vii, hold ,rs
-e9.ar meeting Wednesday, evening
n Inc Post rooms supper VII. ne
serv-': IL $50 and ne inlcla,ory lie
gree Nj! BE conferred.
A Tie regular meeting of Amor
LrGs@ < Ddd Fellows. which Wa
aeld Tles.ay evening n odd Fe..
low hal The In.t.atory Iesree VA
conferred n -aucidates
Tie Priscilla Club ner Tuesdl-
evening Al he rome Of Mrs Eve-e1-
Cove Il Wafer street good.
2L'n ser Te-a presen. anu ,..e even,as
VS. Pleasantly passed u cTpctet.ng
ana Ns1- ret--es 4.TIlenvs were served
NJ Jennie Reynolds las receive
word -n1! her son. Prava,e car! Re-
mold. VIZ has oeen in re -ervice
oT.~'>-I.' .-aS arrived Il Boston.
N:'S Fra; G;..A= .et; -.ese.ar 90
T":n:prI. where ne was ca.,e. e~
-ae .lness 7 Ter motaer. Ms. !. :
C.rercrc.
Mss Sac raanon Of wa.erv,I..
helping . are Or Ms Charles
Packard T oakland Heights. xho
1as re9:a critically il Ior s.vera.
NsthS.
ne n-~1ln- 81 tho -eac..ars' train
ing las I when Maurice Fass -
he leaG-c. vas postponed on accoua-
q he i~aviers OF II" public schools
entertaining TIL chez. officials
Tl"sGay evening = The cG.rca YES
-rr
Thee Ill H.. services conducted
y Pc Z. 4. DAVIS OF Lewiston
@ve-r evening tais week a. $50
O'clock - Tie Fra Baptist church
Services al. - h..L ~ ne church
THURSDAY afternoon a. 80
M-s. E=r3e-- h-ll.y ,!;~,s.or pres
lden:. ana Ms. Jess Ela.iet: il,,s-
ION >.c-eta---- q n" Ia. sas a4z.!-
ia" u The Sons OF Veterans. have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
DEMOCRATS MEET
From Ali Parts Of State AZ Sarcue-
Tuesday Evening 4. Augusta Rouse
-aesoiut,o. Aaocted Endorsing
Presicen. Wilson's Sla, for League
az Nations

Democrats -roE, a.. parts O lie
state me- = good numbers a ba--
auet gwen Tuesday evening a ne
A.c-s,a House b. II. Democratic
members OF he Legislature. Thar
were aoou, j." present Judge Elisha
T.. Pike of East -or- was .oast-nasteT
and he speakers upon ne occasion
were Hon. E. 6. Mclat.re Of Norway.
democratic candidate tor Governor =!
the las, campaign; Congressman
=. = McGiIlicudoy Of Lewiston. and
Hon. William r Pac,2ngaii OF Angus
Il. National AMI State Issues ware
discussed By the speakers. The
meeting was held fer RE purpose ot
formulating parry policies.
\ resolution introduced b Hon.
Leon O Tibbetts of Na.er-,ile. Ell
3orsing President Wilson's idea il
reference 20 a League Of Nations. vas
rnanlmousiT adopted.
TIE meeting WIS opened a )
O'Clock ana All DID ample justice 70
ne several courses OF Tie ba-gueT-
ne menu. including roast Vermont
turkey and all me Akin - Music
for the occasion was furnished by
Dennis Orchestra OF . pieces. \
good number OF ne Democratic State
committee were IN attendance. TIE
committee OF arrangements consisted
II Rep Elisha " Pike OF Eas-por-.
Chairman Senator Charles 4. Crelga-
-on Of ThonasIon. Rep. Louis 3. Lau-
SER Of BIdGe|0r1. Pep. Cornelius J.
Clear OF Bangor, Rep. James e
Perkins of Bootabay Ea-bor. Rep.
William CiInour Of T-estbrook and
Rep. Alfred .. SAWYER Of Fort FAIR
sei0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
rrE STAND
--E STRAND
Ooun Program, OF Twelve Reefs win
Florence 7eec N TO Day cre ~
the seaoons Best. Also 5ushnar
arc Say-e THE Poor en- Mar
AZ the St-arc To-Day


3ay"-P:., Ut boldly - a
warning . wives ina are -or 1or---.r
g I've upon -!,e.v husbands incomes
lie play shows cow ora !ra-r:eei wo-
ma. Sold her tavors -Aa- me nig.J
c.ot.e herself II fine -alrenr -ile
punc.. arriving v-er ~ lad kegs
a, aqpol-: 7.e2- vi: strange gen
.,e,,an ara finds t.erse.t face 20 tcce
H,-n Ter ow- husband.
One OF the most -ema-ka Die --:b-
u--s % ne o;g and vordert,i. feature
4 "a Patterson II --e New York Am
arlcar
Z rag1rc To-day as he v;ad:ca-
ton Of -, motion picture. No cr:tc
Or ecen. OF ne cew arr can stand
aga. list :. for = shows how much
better = picture MAJ - han he pia".
Francis X. 5usAU,a1 and Beverl.-
stars. WI DE- seen -oca- 4. ne Strand
n t.-e delightful. Metro romantic d-a-
ma. The Poor E:c:, Man
Miss Anita Stewa-- II her initial
super photoplav triumph. 'Tir--ous
Wives story Of human men and
women. from he NO million clifton
book ~ owen Johnson. IS -her- a
universal s-aaGs-. Of v:--ue' Decide
for yourself after seeing MS --lt.t1.
perturbation OF married life n New
York society circles. Coming - ne
Strand theatre On NcnCay and Ties
Iay--.Gv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
TAFT ANALYzES
kN0x'S OBJECTIONS
TO lEAGuE PLAN

New york. Mare. ---A1-.y=.ng
Senator Knox objection 20 tie pro-
pos~4 covenant o. ne League o. Ma
Tons. former President " Il -al-
T. a.. address here tonight before lie
Economic C!uo, declared that :..e
Covenant noes not --a1s:er me
sovereignty oT IT'S nation to t..e gov
-rn:2- body Of me league wh.ca
senator Knox asse-.s the executive
counr-! III Ie-
When senator Knox 4t-acA lpon
~ v..Iuirr " - constitution u re
L-as1- III Nations = aaa.yzeti i:
seems - rest OF me assumption ma,
ne executive council : gwen exec<'
I've powers which > uava--d1ted D.
--.e te-.- II tae covenant sad ~
TAT IL Tacle function OF eEec9-
t-Te counc.l IS 10 % Tie medium.
through watch TIE league mem oe-s
are 70 exchange views. TIE ADVISOR
Jda-t. % consider a.. matters arising
n ne @eld III ne league possible ac-
--or ana - advise re members - %
what hey 9uga; ny :uta- acton. -
The counc.- EaAes ~. Z az or
az
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...-.o-s a. ~ ---,-.i s-a--s ,,-,5a-
~ ,esy-.- -a Il III. .,--f 40
COVENANTS ~. - r-sy,a ~ vs-.ore
..s IL ! - .c..o7 y sv-c,,-.,..
1o,..c.,. u--r -.s ,-,fa-.-,o,i
clear. c..e Whole structure Of sana-
- k:!cxS Indictment fails,
NJ Ia .se--.,s -,,a- .--;cIe wv
III. 7ara,:-,-.- section" Dos -o- %
cure -oaroa-z If TIE .a-,n :, ,ras.
-r.4- 3.s- -a-.ar- vsrs.-,rg -,,s
section III -7-- s,,d.-,i MAJ "a, az
III - s,4s ,,t ---r-,ra @, s-..a or
W, ,rt.-s n. -a-rr ACID 20.
chooses d 1a-,a-- ara ra-z va IN
a.,rr,.-. Of NV. e-.c,,-,-a -r,,-.,1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
SHARP REDUCTIONS
IN YOUR SHOE BILLS

a constant 'hiaer' ever all c7a-
Giuons OF roacs. my shoes ware har1
CT n feet Until | discovered Neo!.a
Soies. Ard as fcr wear, Ne6ln
Scies gre twice the se-.!ce CT soieS |
formerly used WHITES 4. Moves
Coiiirson. Eaze!tcc. Fa.
This long service means sharp re-
ducccns II those big shoe bills. tc- ID
Is because OF vc-- cut soles that most
shoes are discarded Buv Ne5-:a-
seized shoes. not o..v- tcr yourself. hut
for the vhole ia7,ily, children IL
c.uceG. Also. take your cid shoes
to tie reparosa ard have them re-
bottomeo with Ne6iin Soies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scles are water
proof. IS vel IS comfortable ard ic1g-
wearing. The ar created 81 Science
to 5e all that soies should be. and are
MADE by The Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Co. Akron. Ohio. who also make
W:.g:oct Hes.s-glar2.tee5 t. cut
wear I'll other heels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
LTCHFIELD

CCDNEE S-T',.. l:.a1,a -a-.-,at.
..-.e Masonic T.rE XII, - ore
sac-ac ;. Ev@-a--.s IA. --,dsv -v--
--~ March .-.t IL drama vii -
r3l:ave,: -, .--ca r:.h music =.
-7,,-sE.--r,s --.:,-s;rg
Nee lfs,-e N7,y-- and Miss
rr}n.,a Na.co-- yara D,,s,.lss visitors
- r--r,s-.-, W4c-eet.a-
-. -. =rr.a, nan by re minis
:. -,,a r;-cni- school F-,:a- .van:7.
~. vel a..e.d.,: AID financial
-.,f.,ass f-g-c-- sandwiches ard -.
c-..-, -,..~A IN SAL TIE proceeds
A. % 90 ~ he ban.a- OF ~.
sc-cc,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
L. :. AND ENGLAND
ABOLISH DOT BILE
CABLE CENSORSHIP

Washington. A---h --LoIol- II
-o-sh.u VI raul-g-a:ns = ABOLISHED n
C. ne ---:..s =: =: agreement a.;Teea
lie Cn!;e.i states and zr"a; Britain
mad. ,uui!r ,oia-- -..r -vo countries
gee ,ha; hereafter 2aoie co!anua.ea-
t.on through Ne --r-f,orr Of e:t2e-
-o7.---r vii - s-Iol-c- on.- . he ran-
sorsn.p III ..- c3unt-- n w-:ch he
message ~ E3nat+s
Tie Ea.,e3 states. ne announcement
Of re agreement SAYS. desires 20 dis
con-:nue caoie censorship ent.-el. Al,
ne ea-.tes, poss'b.- moment. oGr as
!ong as re Allies -nnslle~ u aeSe-sa- -
- continue ne blockade i s.ll Sc
necessary u continue re censorship.
FoxeyAr. ever modification consist
emf VIII the blockade VI. De maze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
EICHHORN ADDRESSES
SOCIALIST MEETING
BRUNSWICK. GERMANY

Amsterdam, March --.-E.1a.o--. --:e
.or:ne- s7a--acan police c...e5 y. Berlin
sao -:eC --orl ne Ce-'-,4-: 129i-a. 1-r-
.ag NJ disorders here ! lamar Al:
vao AS Dee. living -7l-r Al ASSUME !.
name \ E--nsv.ck. German. IL ires=-
e. 4 meeting Of --Ge1e.1en- Socialists
: .aa- CITY Monca- 7: : reported III
-.chaor- mas 1een aiding 4 movement
. establish al independent state =
E--as~
TIE city of Brunswick is becoming a
,:ia-a Of -4t.:g4 lor Spa-1ca-s AID r.
d-p-aden, socialists d-cver rom Other
German cl-.es b. ;,:e government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
REINFORCED HUNS
RESUME FIGHTING
IN LICHTENBERG

london, Marc: :. -. g. nc Associate.
Pes ]--9- German government ;-oo,s
-reai!- reinforced nave resumed no
fighting r -.chJ-ao-sg. sava 1 Ger-lan
wireless dispatch received mere tonight
Tie dispatch ADDS ina, tie Sparta
cans a.real- ave bee:. obliged 20 eva
ua-e ne police 'e4 IQ,ia-:ers and tie
pos-o@ce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12

make i impossible for i nation -
PREPARE for var vlchou- notifying lie
world = Is Intention. Third The a5o-
.!r.c- II secret treaties. which vii
~ rlct1 an prevent ne i,omoi.aT icls
which IcaG 10 war Il t.a Leag,l-- III
Nations llu nothing more taan pro-
T,ce -les- three things our nation
would - justified n supporting i
= - ufETl. =
u : rot - Ue expected that -
g-e4- a. ldea as --e League Of Ma
Gocs ". De made perfect IN detail
n 50 shor- 2 -l.-,e- There are Ge-
-ects ma should o. corrected. and me
fullest discussion AZ proposed amend
nectS should De invited. The news
'a7ers II Great Britain. France a,c
italy ara rot backward n ne express
Son Of taei- views a. - changes thai
should DC made V-.1v should ne
American panpi- - silent" oars IS
-le -a-.un NOS .-.,.e-t-al IL IT,
-eog:-. an; mos pove-tei. because
NOS; 1.sic-eres;-l. - people should
leip or s-ee and rank discussion 70
perfect ne e.ag-e. The President
has done he best he ,ou!d. bu. re vi!
De a.Get. 3" Intelligent criticism from
nose --.ccC3~ , he idea.
II v-r,G-4 % point GU certain
amendments TIA should. n NJ srug
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ASK FUNDS FOR
GAMES

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:-p1-.-s ur=s-n:=. = INTERPRETATION 4
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NO BRITISH PROTEST
OF IRISH RESOLUTION
BY AMERICAN CONGRESS

London. NIr-h lin answer -
question II ti,e House Of Commons
-odav. =. 3. Har-nsvOrtn. under
secret--- OF :0reiga AFFAIRS. said tia
re Br!:.s:, government would no
protest against tie I-.sl resolution
adopted BY lie American Congress
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LIEUT.. WASS MAKES
INFORMAL TALK TO
MEMBERS ABNAkI CLUB

the pleasure ( hearing Lieut. VII
lam Z T-ass who gave IL t0rmai
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pound "a .ogs SOLD From 5 - -
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FROM HALLOWELL

Tie Methodist ladies' Aid ", ceet
Wednesday afternoon a o'clock
w1--1 Mrs. Oscar Per-v q ne Method
IL Episcopal parsonage. \ I'll at
enhance : desired.
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LEAGUE
Continued fran, Page Gre

taken rom the 80 treaties negotiated
oy The United States WI, three
quarters Of he world or nation.
therefore. gives % he ceaca league
~ greatest piece OF u.ael!ner- Sec
on0- the reduction OF a-nameuls VII
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as-.es :. 5enoI-. who has been
T--..-@-! -:es, = he nome Of
= nm n-s E.via 4 Leighton. l,-t-
t--1s" = c.s return % MS hone Z
s.5s.ars.