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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-05-01

FOR SALE-White hulless barley.
also beardless barley. Good seed.
Call or see B. F. Swaggart at ranch
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-05-01

FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW; 7
gal. milk per day. miles below
lone. SEYMOUR P. WILSON
a10-tf
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-05-01

military record by failure to lead all
other states in this last great pa
triotic endeavor.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-05-01

FOR SALE-Dry land seed corn.
Inquire Farmers Elevator Co.
mi S1m-pd
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-05-01

fienty help. Paper hanging
painting, short notice.
j. H. LOCKE.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-05-01

bhEsSNiAkING-Wnl take sew
ing at home or go out by the dav.
MRS. r. N. CRAWFORD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
Karekin Sahagian to Lecture
1T "Aqetien Of Souls" Tonight

Auction Of Souls" win be present.
ed at the Haines Theater on Monday
and fuesday evening aad at that
time Kaxekin Sahagian, who is the
only Armeaian In the city. a. far ~
kAewR. viii deliver . lecture TO the
audtsAes On the Npjeture. Mr.. Eaha-
sian kAevs - much IL net more than
sny ether psrSen IN the State. for he
has relatives Who have gone through
Just THAT the picture represents, and
ne viii be able TO make the WateFviile
people understand tbs terrible abuse
the ArmeuasAs have undergone. The
picture u very instructive and is one
that every one should maize Q special
edort to See il win be shown twice
daily in the afternoon and evening,
thus swing every one an opportunity
at witnessing the Wonderful pFoduc-
tien. which has been talked about fer
Moaths- Nh. Sahagian ID very well
kAevp here, having lived here for
some time. and conducting . studio
formerly known as the Boston Stu
eie. lpt Of late the Karehin Studio.
He hss been prominent in the var
work. and after being released from
service hss assisted in various drives
IN he city. beth for the Red Cross
and HbeRty Loans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
Albania Fears
Secret Agreement
Over Territory

Paris. Sept 1-A,bansar refugees
arriving IN Paris from Ko-ritza and
tie surrounding district are br.nxinE
reports Of the terror inspired by the
advance OF Greek troops into that
territory. which formerly was con-
trolled by the French. who entered
The district II 1915 and gave pledges
that II would be considered q part Of
Albania
Repeated protests have been made
10 the Peace Conference against
Greek advances into territory award
Sd to Albania by the LONDON confer
e;aos' bit no replies have been forth
coming and lack Of information con-
eeErias The plans of the Entente. il
l. asserted. is causing much IN,
eaxlness 10 the Alhaaians- who sra
u fear Of some secret asreemen, an
regards Albania
About $4,000 Albanians have lived
N the koritza district which the
Greeks are now entering. Fearing a
recurrence Of the massacres Of is1a-
ts-is. the AlsaHians are fleeing be-
Iore the Greeks with the assistance
o. Italian and French troops and of.
meals who are enabling the terri.
neg population TO escape to Italy. The
night Of the populace according ia
refugees has been proceeding for
more than ten days. The population
, OF KoFitSa is reported to rave Eeer
amazed by an announcement Of the
french authorities August 20 that
the district Of Koritxa would be
handed over to the Greeks.
The Albanians have asked ,h.
feaee Conference to keep French
omcials in the district until the con-
ference has settled the Albanian
question or to send small Amerf-
can force there to steady the situa :
non. AS Tar as can be learned, tn.
peace conference has not yet arrive.
81 any conclusion as to the future Of
Albania "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
Gen. Pershing
Swamped by
All Kinds Invitations

Wz&h1Egf01. SegL S-A-A--o-SA
swamped BY personal tsaegrashlc as1
mail invitations wh4ch Il would take
rssts 10 III II ali we're ACCEPTED. Gen
era, Perxhing thus far has rot been
abe to arrange has pans beyond the
eliminating terms hare THIS week Of
his aore coming Members Of his san
said tocay thai 10 attempt yet has tee5
made 10 formulate his itinerary or set
the date Of his departure 20 visit sas
bcyhood home ~ Lscsecs. No
The exred;ticEzry commander spent .
reysfl. 6sy. Hs arterded services at
.he Episocral Church Of the Epiphany
in the morning Even then he was rot
to escape entirely the crowds Of admir-
ers, FIR the four-starred red flag or The
big army automobile be used lad told
people xho passei tie church who vas
inside and when the general cane ont
the street vas blocSed with spectators
AMI he had mach hand-sha6fhg and
klutng to d before he could escape
A nunhsr Of visitors called On Gea-
era, Perxhsng later but 10 public func-
ton whatever vexed his Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS
NAMES THEATRE

eiri's Refusal to Became p....
Makes Her Turkish Harem sI.x.
Tor 1we Years
The story Of Aurora Nardixanian
young Armenian girl Of great beauty. is
tod az vivid incident before the
oioedy background Of harrors which
has been the fate Of the Armenian neo-
PIE. tn "Auctian Of Souls" to be sseu
at the Haines theatre today and Tues
day She il taken from her own home
AFTER vain efforts to force her to NARY
Turk, aad driven into Che desert With
The Thousands who we're evictsd from
Armenia in ISIS.
Her parents killed. her brothers and
sisters brutality treated by the Turks.
and her friends On every side falling
from fatigue. thirst, hunger and the
whip Of the Mohammedan, she marches
on into the burning sands befriended
eaiy b. . splendid English giri, Miss
Graham. and protected. when he IN
able. BY an Armenian shepherd Who
loves her. -
She escapes and is rscaptuYed -.
pestediy. snsnding almost two years Of
fearful suffering. to be rescued only
s9tsr having besn repeatedly bartsred
ead sold - . slave. and kept for .
time IN harem. or In the iniauitous
rendezvous OF her lustful masters. TO
come to America and tell her story
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
Probable Suicide
Charles n. Gardner

Iha Nfeiess 10Y Of Charles II. Ger.
diner. psapsietoS of The WatsyviIis Of
aes Of he FaEnssr Unisn. 1as found
hanging from q beam IN The upper
ehs1be5 o. the barn ct Ais hsms on
Pissssat street By another occupant
of H. hause lsts Sunday sftesnesa-
NJ. OsE4nW bad bssn mtssiAg sises
sstpFdey INT asthtas vss tAsusht q
this. bscsRss b had bssn moving "a
EkevheGsa.
The FOLKS At tie house thought 10
miGht be n Sksvhsesn. sndj Saturday
zight pssple wese b the barn T. elses
tAs door bst ssv nethtns out Of tAs
way.
M. 0ardnsS ee1e hsss from skovhs-
gan about . year and . half ago To
take ub this work Mn Gardner pass
cd sway last IAN md aincs TIT time
he had appasFsd to fesI her death
kssaIy. He y susvivs6 ~ . daughter.
The Femsias sUere fpraed ever to The
un4sstaksr ~ pssper authestttss, - Il
vas mesely . esse - suje14A Il vaa
un6essfeod that he 3eft nots y his
daughter, but the coutsnts wers not
given out
PRAYER YIN b. ssa1 frem the hene
On Monday and ~ rsmains YIN -
taken 70 ekswhegaa for services AMI
eFs.1e A ~ 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
ITALIAN PREMIER
GIVES VERSION
OF FIUME RAID

Rome Sept ICY the A<soeSst-
ed Presse-Pranier NTH In = state
Hezf In the Chamber e Deputies
today regarding the FIHme raid
announced that the commAnoer Of
the Sixth Army Corps had been or
6ered TO intercept and disarm Cab
Yiele DAnrnxio's troeps- but that
these troors refused % obey the
cumnanders ORDER.
The latest advices were % the e.
feet that the situation arising from
the coup was serious and the premier
declared he was determined 70 act
IL q manner 70 avoid grave connaets-
He cepscre6 what had hapreneo-
because for she orst time sedifscn.
Though for iHsalistie aims had enter
ed the Italian army
The Eooca announces thar Cen
Rsdoglseo. deputy chief Of stsN- has
gone to Fiu-ns armed With fun pow
erx.
UAnnunxso. according 70 some re-
ports. entered TIE city Of fsEoe A.
the head Of from 5000 70 12.s@e men-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Even il al American soldiers are
Withdrawn from Northern Russia as
is indicated by preparations for The
aebaTkaiion of those troops Shs have
1een in the Archzlgel territory since
last September. the United States
E-iN still have . large representation
zmong the British volunteer troops
OF q contingent Of Canadian fyinc
corps officers who recently arrived.
a large number are from the states
At enc flying corps mess recently
Visited by the correspondent, were
FIX Io@anS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
President Unhurt
in Collision of
Launches at Seattle

! Ssa1tle- Sept ls-President WI
son s Eanncn was il collision with
A-cIher boa, in he harbor here this
afternoon He vas uninjured-
Ii the launch. in addition to the
Presacenf were Mira Wilson. Secre-
tary and Mrs Daniels. a secret SER
wee MAJ secretaries and nevspaper
men
As the launch showed OF from the
dock II heeled over Till the Port rail
vas nearly unde. water. Stayttns
ahead then. The craft ran bow on into
another launch giving the party .
severe jar. The President sat serene
n the aft and smiled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
OAKLAND WINS
|CHAMPIO NSHIP
CENTRAL MAINE

Oakland defeated P1ttxAe3d SAT-
rrdAy On The Colby neid by the score
of to = This game gives Oakland
the championship Of Cenfrzi Mama
II was an interesting game and W4s
not decided until the last man vas
cut Catches by L Roe and Bates
ve-e features Il the wtnneFI Play.
Reed played . nice game NJ third
Tor Pifts0eld The King brothers
played = good game for Oakland In
the tlheid Gus Williams was there
with the stick. getting a triple and
two singles The PiftxAeld team had
ssogt the bes; team that could be
lad IN the State
Oakland scored two runs n the
seconA YovlG was safe AZ arst
when Williams dropped the ball
Hrtckins hit % Williams and W.
iiaxns threw . poor bah 70 Neptune.
trying to catch Fowler going 10 sec
end. Preb,e sacrificed both the run
nerx r. King singled and scored the
two runners The next bstters were
out In order
Pittg6e,d scored their FIRST run In
the seventh when Reed the FIRST man
Up. walked Gus Williams the next
batter. hi. the bail 20 the center
track for three bases a.6 scored
Reed Williams should have made an
easy home Yun but slowed Up be-
tween FIRST and second The next bat
ters were easy cuts
Oakland scored heir last run in
eighth whe. with ore man down
Sukeforth doubled 70 left asa went
70 thisd CT Wild pitch LeRoe vas
Get, Reed to Williams Blackstone
+, hit TO REILLY. who fumble6 and Suke-
so-1h scored. Bates was cut Neptune
TO Williams
Pittkdele locked like winners in
| the ninth With cne out, Brick Reed
doubled Williams singled and scored
Reed and Mclean who hsstsd fer
Grover and was hit BY q pitched ball
Lvry was out q. FIRST and both run
ners advanced RELY ended tie game
sy tanning.
SUMMARY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

One American soldier who fingered
teo long saying goodbye to his giyi
on the French railway platform as
his train was leaving for Brest
missed his train. Though he over
took it by getting ride on the next
faster train. his commanding Officer
made him march up and down in the
aisle Of the car for I'VE hours carry
ing his pack and rife while the train
was going ITS miles TO Brest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

The name Dutch is derived from
Oistch. meaa.ag the vernacllar, a.
distinguished from Latin II is the
same word as the German Deut- ca.
Dutch belongs to the Frankisf diyi-
sion Of the Low German. and 10 close
" related 20 the Flemish. witt, ufuirts
it is now practically idsntifiei in is
written form The Dutch iauxuase
is enc Of the Germsnic group Of d:a-
leets- and il practically ,he sam. IN
itS structure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

The Engiishmsn's shoes or boots :"
are tie best looking seen on the fest
IT any race The reason for this 10
that the EHglishmaR puts trees in has
shoes. which are polished with the
leather thus snoothed cut The ssft-
ening polish. il applied while the shoe
is on the foot. as is usual in America.
oreases the leather late the share Of
the foot and tie shoe loses its snoo.h
effect Trees. which add to tae long
life If shoes are inexpensive and
should be PIT in tire shoes every
night II YOU polish your ewn shoes.
try polishing them when ca trees
You will be pleased with the result.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Death valley is narrow valley be-
tveen the PanamiHt and FuneraI
mountains in California. its trav-
efsed oy the Amargara river, which
rs usually dry channel. Through
PROBABLY II was formerly full, OF va
Ter The level Of the valley Is cover.
ca with salt, supposed TO have bser
Drought by the torrents from ,hs
Surrounding desert and left on RI.
evaporation Of the water. Deafs
NalIey Is considered to De the hot,eS,
ana erlest Place in the United STATE.
a temperature Of 112 degrees ha,
teen observed. MAJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

The Angles. or EHgies. were a pee-
ple once located in a part ct the
Eorid now kHoEn as Sehieswig-H ol-
stein and Who accompanied or i'm
mediately followed the Saxens into
England The Angles are believed
10 have been the more powerful race
for they occupied the larger portion
Ct Britain. and they gave their name
10 the land. for out Of EngIe grew
the word England and the Saxons
made the word Aagio-Saxon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
FOUR INJURED
IN AUTO SPILL
NEAR BANGOR

BANGOR Me, Sept IA car oe.
eupied by Sherman Sutherland and
nus brother William. Of Brewer and
Inc 'atters two sons. Leroy, axed
ave- and Howard. aged seven, va.
overturned On the Ellsworth road
.his AFTERNOON. all Of the party being
INJURED william Sutherland and
as son Le Roy are in the hospital.
eAcn with FRACTURED skull and 9th,
% injuries and their conditions are
regarded as critical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
n. z. O. ?. q Msst

WsteFvilie Losse. No u. n. z. Q. p.
meeting 70 ee held MsAday evening 3.
10 s'eleet premises - be the most in
tsssstsng Of the season A. that time
every member 10 requested TO be pres
Peters Of Bsnssr yin b present and
all members Of watervilie and Fair
feldsare expected 70 be there A box
lunch viii b served at the social hour.
and saeh LADY 10 requested 70 bring .
lunch. ccdas vii b served at The
rooms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

the O5ibway. the Cree and the
AontasAats are the most venderfn,
eahoenen in the world" says s y
eangesteT. writing Of "The Wooas
Indian" In Boys Life. .-Thev 1o-'
sess sixth sense in rapid-runnirx
ana II they say run it. you can sa1e.
~ lay a bet at odds that they wil,
run 1t and come through dry-eyer
Through water the mese sIinpse ~
which makes your hair stand up and
sends ehiiss chasing up and down
your spine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Near the old Catholic Mission at
Santa Barbara. in California there is
an enormous grapevine, said to De
the largest in the world From this
single vine from 10 to Il tons 81 de-
licious black grapes are obtained an
EuaIly. For many years past III gal
lens Of wine have bean made from its
fruit The leaves and branches
spread over the area of lis square
feet while it is eight feet in eircum-
ference at its largest part. The vine
anords shade for more than 40 per-
sons when seated below it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
$50 CITIES URGED
TO PREPARE FOR
GENERAL STRIKE

New York Sept A-Nayors q 80
cities were urged 70 register citizens
aba % operate street cars. power
plants and other public utilities for
service IN case q = general strike
such rs threatens Boston IN a state
meat issued today by the American
Defense Socaety and signed by
Charles Stewart Daviscn. chairman
Of thu organiEsticuis beard cf trus-
tee&>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
TEXAS TOWNS HIT
BY HIGH WIND

San Antonio. Tex. Sept H.
Brownsville and point Isabel we're
being swept by q ss-miie an hour
wind late today according 10 2 wire
less message from Brownsville Com
munication was lot almost immed.-
ate.y with Brownsville but the Point
Isabel wireless still was working
early tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Nj J0bing was asked by his wife
TO call at a shop on his way home
and get three articles of feminine
wear When he reached the shop he
had forgotten what they were, 30 he
said apoiogeticaiiy to the attendant
behind the counter: Excuse me. my
whe told me TO come here and get
her semi things to wear. and I've
forgotten what they are. Would you
mind Raming few things?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

The British Admiralty KIM.
or nautical mile Is sssa
ieet and the statute knot
oeez-se feet and is generally con-
sldered the standard. The number
OF feet In statute knot is arrived al
as iouows: The circumference Of
tne earth in divided into $50 degrees.
zen degree containing Sd knots, or
tsoVxso) 1850 knots To the cireum-
terence; zi.s8 divided into 4zs
the number Of feet in the eartb's cir.
suhIefence, gives sds2.ss feet, the
aeneth OF the statute knot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
MEXICANS GET
$1,000 RANSOM
FOR PRISONERS

"a FAsc. Tex. Sept A-Six ,hccssas
oo4sa-s n gold Was paid Mextczns iass
Yesterday for TIE release Of Dr.. J. ".
snsth, Al American. end z Moasca
tM1asoael. believed 70 Be . subject Of
s~eosn- who we're take. from n tyaan
rsAr Santa E1iaiLa, chihuahua. yester.
cay morning. according TO ts,egramsN-
ceEred from chihuahua Ctr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

we are told that in Kentucky there
= nee bearing each year a crep of
Hu.s ana a crop OF muiberries.
ana the curious phenomenon IN a..
counted Tor by the superstition thu,
= mulberry seed fen where a walnut
'sy IN the ground, and the youna
snoots came UP side by side ana
united their forces inte ons ..s,s
slunk This suppostion seems ssss.
40. .S.e nom fhe fact that the bark Of
.S uee IS on one side that Of vainns
sno ON the other that Of the null
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

4 famous aFtlst. Who had ART
CLASSES, had forbidden smoking In HE
studio. One day. after being out for
half an hour, he rs-entered the
ssudie suddeniy and saw one student
with = iishfed cigarette In his fingers.
which he tried % conceal. With an
air Of assumed playfulness the artist
approached the offender and said !:
"A strange c1sSon y9u have there nv
TREND. May ! ask THAT you propose
to draw with thatf'' sclouds." re-
Rlted the student
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Fall in"' 10 an old military com
mands originating In the idea Of giving
up individuality. and becoming part Of
the military machine. when In lin
Fall means more than tumble" - Tor
instance, ito fall from grace" ''ts fan
asleep" ''befau." etc. II - also used
In the sense Of classifying TO fan into
place." which may sive the Derivation
desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

homany tribes. commonly known
ss gypsIes." are travelling toward
SAiHoraia from all parts Of the
cnlted States with the avowed pur-
pose OF establishing . -siFnihatch" or
permanent sacred encampment at
Emeryviile. across the bay from San
Francisco. oAicials Of East Bay cities
believe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

The saying. mot worth a continen-
tai" came from the fact that the
continental currency. issued By the
continental congress. was vorthIess.
CT nearly 50 during the revolution
and after As the continental con-
eress Rad no power to levy taxes /,
was unable 70 redeem its promises to
Fay. Besides, the country vas
flooded with eounterfeits which could
not be detected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Lieut. Brown. whe Vas IN water.
vie last week With tbs asxplane At
the fair. did not have the pleasant
week he had planned for. for On ae-
count oS t6e rain be vas only ahse 20
ny once but that day be did some
very tine stunts In the air. II was
his intention 70 take passengers 10
N the plane He left shortly after II
o'clock Saturday forenoon and af-
ter making \ few circles around the
fair grounds be went On his way TO
I&%SEfoa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
Ask for Jap Police
as Result of Korean
Bomb Outrage

Seoul. Korea, Sept- u -fFriday5-
BY The Associated PressI-Tne
government has requested $40 police
achievements from Japan as the
result Ct the recent bomb outrage
against Baron Saitc. governor OF Ko-
-ea-
II Is announced that the casualties
numbered three
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

wh. was leaving a home
!. 80 -. sne had been vsEy happy. an1
to tss. Iosrded the train which -
fast - eway. the tear. came
tort ~ .Htae son. aaxieus to com
dtscove,vu ea the eject Of : eheev,.-
mother. hs had Just msds. .wsx
Sssrt.hass aeng with us.- -. =
- e1lted people need "a
.Ie same discovery. No ms.s.s
Mnat we leave behind. tn best -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
OAKLAND.

c1-ean batted for Grover in 9Th.
PittsHeid % 0 o 90 0l o 10
Oakland 30 Q 800 x-a
Earned ruas-Pittsheld 1. Three
ease h1ts-Williams- Two=base hits
SukefoKth, Reed. Stolen bases
Sukeforth. Blackstone. Fowler.
struck sut-Blethen :; Fowler 5. Hi.
by pitched ball-McLean. Wild pitch
-blethen- Passed ball-Lanpher 3.
Base On balas-Blethen 1; Fowler !.
Sacrifice hits-Prebie. Umpire, Sui.
Ivan and Simpson. Time. as A..
tendance. 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Jean had bsen pronised q kitfsn BY
one Of tie neishbors sud after rsceiy-
ms the consent 81 har payents took q
sunny sack with her in which 70 brias
the kitten hpzpe- After haying hen
spae an the afternoon she returned
empty-handed. Her father asked ~
where the kittea vas and she Yepaies .
"oh. can't have IL fer awhile. II tuss
came out OF the hatch"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

ne Oldest nsvspsper IN 1elsssn .
the Gazette van Gent. vhich received
the privileges Of printing the sendtsche
Posf Tydinshen en- November II. leoe
ana which has existed almest cnntinu-
cusly sinca the frst number mas prinssd
On January ], lsT. The oldest COPY prs-
served 10 No 81 Of septephsr q IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15

Engiends captains Of industry ara
gradually acquiring the huge estate.
Of the aFistocrats. Lord Lever-
hume. . soap manufacture, who
recently purchased the Island Of
Lewis. Is now Understood to have
beught also the Island of Harris. In
The Hebrtdes. Together the islands
cover seo.0oo acres. The only larger
estate in the kingdom is that OF the
Duke of Sutherland who. despite re-
cent sales. stili owns 600. 600 acres
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-15
MOTHER-N-LAW OF
HEARST DIES At
SEA GATE. N. Y.

New York. Sept. 1i--Nrs. George
L. Wilson mother Of Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst and Mrs. Walter
II Irwin. died at her summer homs
at Sea Gate today. Mrs Wilson, who
was widely known for her charita bic
activities, was born in Portland, Ne