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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01
AMERICANS TO
 CONTROL PRICE

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 30.- Up to this time a few London brokers have controlled the worlds silver price. Ray Baker, director of the U. s. mint, backed by the Pullman Dollar Silver bill. knocked the London plan to bits by clever official control of the silver minimum Now comes the announcement that a great triumvi- rate composed of the Anaconda com pany the American and the U. S. Smelling companies will be organized under the Webb law to handle all sil- yer exports and to protect American silver producers from foreign dOmina- ton and price control. The reaction of silver from $1.20, the maXimun reached when the white metal was thrown into the open market, to- S11O believed to be brot about by European combination forced the ac- tion of the American interests.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01

WARMERS SAFE CURE
 For Kidneys and Bladder Mcintosh & Hubon, Druggists
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01

Postmaster T. H. Deal who has been in St. Joseph's hospital for sev- eral days, was able to be out yes terday. He was at his desk for a few hours and on the street for short time. He returned to the hos pital last evening where he will re- main until he recovers more fully.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01

HORLICK'S MALTED MILK WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP. Mcintosh & Kubon, Druggists.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-01

Miners and Operators-The Farm. CTS Bank will be pleased to handle your gold dust.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

FOR THOSE WHO
HAVE INDIGESTION
New Hampshire Man Tells
How DR.. Williams Pink Puls
Restored His Health.

There is nope ror every sufferer
rom stsrnach trouble" declares Mr..
William Kelly. vino lives n No.
80 Dgver srreet ManchesIE~. y. r.
''I base this belief on my own experi-
anre. suffered Two years rom
acute indigestion pains which seemed
20 I've growing more severe with
each aTIack- Food seured IN my
stomach and distressed me, This
causad sleeplassness and nervousness.
I mad TO l4e very careful what I ate
and even with this care the attacks
occurred.
One dar ! saw a newspaper an
nelncsrnent of DR.. VILLAINS Rsnk
Piils and decided TO give the ram
ecv a trial An Improvement was
noticeable Ii rwa weefSs and as I cgn
rinned the treatment / grew stronger
and better by the day I no longer
have attacks af indigestion and can
ea- a hearty meal Of substantial food
w1-n~ui feHr of pain. / have gained
strength and weight and feel better
thnn I have in a lung time. DR.. VIII
uarns' Fink Pills did IL and I nave
recommended the -emeGv 70 many
others"
Tsur ewn druggist can supply yuu
with Or Williams Fink Pills or you
car artier direct frurl the DR.. VII
iTams Medicine c.n.. Schenectady. v
Y. enclosing fi1ty cents for me bax
or Se.5G for six boxes Write today
far shs free booklet ''N hnI To Ear and
How to HAt"-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
Kennebec Journal

underwear. Mrs. Geo. CRvuuette. 1st-
amy Eincaid Ind Needle and fan
cv work. girls under Is. Bertha
CavsuetTe. Isl Best display crochet,
Geneva Lancaster and Gladys Pick
er. tfp Bertha CHveaette. End. Mime
Kiest. srd Leather goods. Mrs Geo
CavBuettE. 2na
GrntiitiHs viii he awarded as con-
1iriurs viii asluw Miscellaneous
dispiav bronze and aluminium. 5haw
hegan brass wu-k i've -aseern, Car
-ui, Beals hand made spread and
aor sm wears MD, Mrs. VIM. Egwsil
handmade spun and woven tabte
crvnr. rletfed fringe All hand work.
and Gle esrnb, Mrs Z. r GBodrieh
Eur,. powder horn and bullet nula,
r1Hude Barker Athens. arasE 1.o
Years ala. shirts hand carved pins
MRS. Sarah Wh!tconh. table wood
ssstset and sswinG CABINET al hand
work. Mas Adelaide lancaster, clock
ana watch. I50 vears old. newly born
kitten twp bodies and eight feet.
Robert Boyd Deaxx-tfuI lunch eiutt.
Mrs. MAJ Harnsbs. Ns-Th Ans0r
won first prize in the Boys and GIrls
club exhibits. NaridEHwsUk. and and
Skowhegan. 3rd Displays rs a
whole were v--y suud and those who
did not receive prizes are deserving
gf VERY favsraAle mention
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

A large par Of the day was spent
by Chief Justice Sa vRge IN divorce
hearings Mrs. Beiva Busn EIrcn-
I0son. teacher Of the Primary school
n Athens Village sought a divorce
t-um her husband. Asb-a HuIchin-
son Of Hodgedun The divorce was
c1r casfaa hT the husband. Mn.
II ut2tIlnson accnrcIng 70 the lesa-
nonE had taught school Il Hodge
DON and had become acquainted witt
her husband. A nUnp Of urpieas-
ant phases were Introduced IND me
testimony and she allncaG -hat az -
her marriage she went . i've With
ms people who Gid not treat Ter Win
kindness She lived I AodEedou
only comparatively shorr tine
after her child was born. ou- came -
Athens whe-r he- peUpIe lived Her
husband came II sag the Child 0c-
casionallv and once picked = up and
sla--sd 70 -un vlIr -. M-v- Hutch
iasuu mother and slsts- gaze chase
and got the child back AGAIN L IE
now four vaH-s old and Is boarded II
a 5hens viIlaEr with a couple ha wing
No children. The husband and fath-
er according 70 her testimony Aau
once sra-.eo cnI-- proceedings 10
obtain the child. She mad supports2
The child Ms EElCniason was
REPRESENTED by Attorney ". r. Msr-
iii and Mr. Hutchinson by Attorney
Shaw who Introduced a humber Z
letters into the Ase in cr9ss aues-
riuuing Mrs EutchinHnn. Mrs. TelEaa
Vincent. a sister af Mrs. Eu-rhins1r
testified N her behalf. MI Hntchin-
agn testified rhar h,s wife was will
ing Z, Er tn the farm to live She
mad testified that she mad Carried
WOOD ionC distance and that stla
had manipulated a hard purnp pre-
vigus ID the birth u her child. aisn
had washed out and w-ung OUT hea1-y
blankets. necause there was No
w--ingEr NJ Hutchinson Ela1n-
aimed that sne had not pumped aZ
ceut bv her own free viii tie
claimed thai ne didn know that she
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
FORECLOSURE

" ATERHoUsE W rEAN
= - II WILLIAMS
" nereas Jeannetse {. William. -
tn1nrup N the Counrr of K.rnan.c
80 60 sAe OF Maine. by her mur-ga.e
oeee dated The fourteenth aHv nj -
eierhDer A . IslE ana recerriet; IN Nv
Hspec Loun1E RHEist-- of reads y,
SooA 5'a al PaEs i0i cpuvpved m ~.
NJ anoersignsa. certain Niece of iana
WiLa ne pnAdlngs thereon siruarsf j.,
saIu sincnrop anu bounded and ne
srIDtC as -DIDws, To wiz. this jr- ~
lanc hes IN both sities or -ne r,,,,II1 i.
rnao leAdang eram Winrtrm CerTs- ~
Last monmouth and Derwefn the Vii
neA0as Iar1n on the North and the Wi
Dur 1Ar-m on me south IlE Eas,sri !,
bouno Is thf shore Of Lake Cabnuesp.-
.onFe Ahd Hs ~esrern a lot OF land
winthrop. Commanding al he spu-f-
ehsterig c1rner Of the Williams farm
EuinS W es1erir alnng The line Of aid
1H.-n 10 The Westerly anc Of a 1ezver
GAN on the shore nf the Nar-uwe Pond
anc To THE Southeast corner of a Iu, of
,anc owned By A E Mank and Jeha
r martin THIS point being the North
.nSt CORNER OF SAID Bailey lot; thence
South nine 81 degrees West 10 a ppiflt
on the NIlnuc farm line; thence Easter
y rn the shore Of Lake Cabbosseecon-
tee before mentioned: thence Nurrne-sv Z
70 the place OF beginning: and whereas
Lne condition O1 SAID mortgage mas been
broken
NOW. TEEgEFORE. nv -.ason of
the breach Of the condition GnereBf !
claim a foreclosure gf said mortgage
Dated II aaaG winthrop tins sixth dRv
Of Septsmbe-, A. D. 1879
r. Il WATEEF0TsE
BY f Z FOSTER
His Atturner.
seprG .rnurs.if
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
wHTTEFIELD

Roswell Huud,erte af Midd!eDa-B.
Mase. is visit ng al the hnIna Of MS
brother A a EouGie"ce
Stuiitara Jewet- iaft SHtur-ay on =
business trip 20 New Eampsh-Ye
Wurd has Heen -eceiveH frarTl Che
s-utt. Reed. Eense.i automobile party.
chat they haa gnne as fAr as Halt way
rsvs-. Miss,. the trip TO date pleas
VI. ah!e
Mrs. Fl1-a HBudlertr is entertaining
her csusin Mrx Emma 0sburr uf Ran
driu:l. Mass
F1snk Jewatt and M Rob nsun were
businesa peoriie IN ssmerville Saturday.
M ana Ms Bert Hpudlee.e of Farm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

insdale were visiting relatives n rpwd
Sunc:a-
c. =. WaGswur-h of Gardiner was .
business caller IN town saturdav
Frank Robtins J- and sister. s.iss
Lnia 1f HRnywen. recently visitsd the
old home. the Elms. They were ne
c2rlpanied on the-r return -p by thei
sis e- Nj Na-c;e
Mrs.. Emma LefEhrun ~ Cespers
Nj Is is ass ns two weeks witt Mrs
D'xrer hersaA
a & Medicinal passed last week a
L.-coin county fair Dana a-isrur-a
NJ 8 Be-tia Rankin and M-s Agnes
B-#sr are picking apples Tor Jewett
Bros IN Alma.
Eiehnra hensel a Ga-uIner was a
week-end guesJ ~ ms mother MS.
Avlv Errsen
NJ ana NJ E1wir Ease and raffii-
~ 4 sncn iefvH fnr Bustun. WHARF the~
will pas ne ssin te-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
One Kidney Remedy
Distributed Throughout
CiUiized World

n Worth and South America. IN
Great Britain, Europe Africa. Asia.
Japan and Observation-Disclosures ciri-
lzEElon has established The necessity
of heal1h-rou viii find nne remedy
widely Hnid for the -siief ot kidney
troubles and irs kindred ailments
Such is the remarkable record nf
Warmers SAFE Kidney and Liver
Remedy, sE well and farora bly,
known here for more thur 40 yeg-s
To enjuy tins world wide dlstriou-
uion and history Of an succesHful
wears a. hune one facr must be ad-
mlIrao. namely, thar Warmers SAFE
Kidney and Liver Pemaev Is d ra-
liable preparation. L nusf assist the
kicneys n their important duties N
removing rom the system the pol
sunous matter that they hHvs failed
To carry or. and strengthen and help
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
Rheumatism
hcsa Cure Given N nm I'm NJ Y

IN The spring 0r fsss ! was aftpksn
bE Muscular and LnfismmHtorr Sheu-I
TFls.l3sIll, ! suffered IS en " IiIusp y M
have e know. for H-H- th-ae YEAS IL
= eel -eTT1eG.~ xfte- remedy and doc
ar after dpc,ur uul snch ~eisss az 4
reaefvea was en.v sempurHrr Fla-
alF. ! foiInu venleri~ thai cured ne
enrnHtete}y and II has u~ve- rsfu-Tisd
have gwen i: 10 q number VINO were
te--ihiv Inflicted anG even rs&r oien
with EhegnfEr!affi and II eRerssG a.
cure IN every cass.
] want every -;ars-.t ft-urn m, es--a
= rti@lnas4r arsJ.48le se srs th.s mN--9
vefuus healing lower Dom seEd i
cent, simply ranA .sur nan. ana sa-|
gT'nss ann ! WI senE = s-na 20 -.
After -hu have nsrd = and n tsA
proven itseG so sp Ihas GuS -suekea
FOR means uf curing yoar Tfeiifaa-
ttssn. vHu rrRv senti -. pr;re sf r.
one dollar. h-I- understand IN uaf
wnf,t yutfr rfffnev anIa~ -sr4 o..
fertly satisfied n send n Isrt .hhi
far Why suffer any lunEr- wfen
positive relief IN thus uRa~sa .es FFeA~
Eont desEy Write. twtiHv MAX ~
.lacksun, Se 5r r Garn-- H,Ge..
MIR Jackson IN responsive Atc~e
StA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

repair the wastad and d1sease6 It's
sues. cansec by these bodily puisons-
or Y would mot ne spia throughout
the civilized wurid.
Esnsnber Warmers SAFE kidney
and Liver Remedy In ma1e af herbs
and other benedcial ingredients with
out dangerous drugs ar narcotics.
That's why II WIS named '-safe" Il
Is used IN thousands Of humes a. a
reliRble family medicine. because
lnese people reaisze that their genera
health depends upun their Kidneys.
II yCu have any trouble with your
kidneys. liver Or bladder, gef sgEne
Warmers SAFE Kidney and Liver
RemeGv 1o6av Try Z as Directed
and note the sxneiieut results. AE
druggists have r. 4 sample Will be
sem Sn receipt Of ten cents. Warmers
Safe Remedies Co. Dept. $40, Rech-
sassta. X Va Cv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

was Leaving him NDr good when she
weur AVA When asked Il he was
willing ~ lake her back he STATED
tha1 ne was bur when she was asked
me same question hy~Juuse Sa vaEe,
she replied n me negative
The case Of Anaie Reed Of Jack
Sanford II divorce proceedings fer
dese-ripn was heard late Tue=dHy
night A--urnev Ethel s. WaI1Dn Ae-
boc apepa-lng Tor Mrs. Reed Mrs.
Reed claimed mat he- husband lefr
her four wears agD- She further A.
isgeu tha1 she mad worked n rhe
NIL and that size rad Lh--ae children.
her p-oJher-In-law, Jona a8nco -es-
--hed n ner aenale
The D- P a Wood case was
a-aln brought In1o the cou-T
Wednesaay for-sooun when Ms.
Pear Wood sought q divorce from
ne- husband Dr. y oDG OF Bingham
She supposed a. the time of Dr.
W0oCs departure ma he rid gone
70 North lAnson. bU- later received
teieC-an -1a- he haa gone IN Port
land. Later she found LhnT he La
AMEN MS den-al supplies. BOOKS. etc-
L sAarns ne was @ailnc 70 pay hIs
pr II the supper. If tne:- child.
al ag-eemsr. har.Hg oeen reached
as To rev much he wak u pay ne-
Ez-She-.- T :. Geud-ich testified -
haElaE jpU-neysd e Salt Lahe City
WIN exr-adi-lon papers sc bring MIN
cach u Maine. IF mis- fnE,ng MIN
there living with another woman
whC was generally believed 70 ne his
wife and Of the woman aecBInpanr-
ing himself and the doctor back eazt
as f2- as Bustqn-
IN Lne case Of John n Ttnr7Dzej'l
vs Ina & Thompson. the Judge u7a8e
rather a quick decision without llea--
ing but little of The eviuenrH. THIS
case rad grown cut Of an aileuc -I,',l
Of affections case af M ThomDscu
vs George EulIins. The llus;anI
asked for rBe custsoy gf the CHI
G-en and the mother Ina 3 Tnomp-
son aBpsa-ed with Judge lawrence
as her attorney 10 seek the same
care Of ner children M Thnma asun
told again Of their early married life.
titc-L Nt-Aas dAAkA anu Etd41k-U liza.
Mrs Thompson had thrown fiat
irons. dishes and water al ham. aIss
that sne mad struck niln with sfcve
wood Their children a-e aged re-
speedway 15. L. 3 and wears Of age.
Judge savage stated that ne should
grant he degree as 10 cruel an1
ABUSIVE saE-nen-- Dut that tne
mother was ID be given the CUSTODY
Of he children until further order
Of rte court Grace Campbell sought
divorce f-Um Nathan Campbell Al
lering desHr-ion and nun-suppurt
There was aIso another wuman II
he cAse He nAa refused To help ner
cluthe the boy.
The decisions IN these seueraI
cases viii he heard later. as Il viii in
the case Of Pear Brooks rs. F-nrk
Brooks. Mrs. Brooks was borne OUT
IN her tesumsn- br her nlnther and
brother. Mrs Austin ana her son
Il was claimed thai Mrs Brooks mad
come home badly beaten up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph webber sf
Nsws0n. Mass. arrived Wednesday
forenoon 70 v!sIt with her mother
Mrs. Flora Savage or Middle street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

For surie time I have mad one Of
ne worst cases IF kidney truuhie. &c
bad / could not sleep al night. ! had
70 give up nv postum owing u my
weak condition. After trying differ
ent remedies and finding no RELIEF /
tried vitalitas and II has surety PIT
me on ny feet and | expect N re-
turn To work tomnrrew. Il is most
remarkable remedy and one worthy
of mv endorsement"
vitaiitas is q natural remedy. dis
e.eesred sume .m wears ago by the
Indians in the stafe now known as
Texas II is strength. blond and
svstsrT builder For rheuna tisr1. in
digestion. stomach. kidRev or liver
Ills. II has no equal. Start this grsa-
treatment today -Csughlir : TruS
store. Augusta De 0rsav's Drug
store. watarviIle-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
~ON-sAc-naS AMo DGiLD-
EgS

) 3-1e~saiH viii he -srei~@d ny
gf"d until - o clock M.
l = 'rfobr- p tsss. fur furnish
-, Materials and iabBr 1scesssry
r.. anu .u-spiste q new NURSES
u n" Augusta State Enaprfa1,
d y alr -uecihcarjorfs COR rffis wurk
h.. sesr ann ali Information OBJ
s-s.,.- irs nrire of Harry 3 CoumtsE
ss,. .ewlEtun, Name
b - t-Buosais will be rsc caived On
., IL III . for Fieat ting. Plumbing
T7e Wiring.
es ,lfiea chet.s f1r So IF the
ss.s he propasai wiii ne rearireh
- BitrA-
i4s,t eilaIl he adGrrsss.i 50 tne
y -, -lHIe ees sr- state HuspitalS
s--ss'- ~ or EFF af ri1e ofsiee rf L'r
s~t.. rsof., supt augusta state
Fis = AlEusta. Maine
So - Hsser~stl ~ r~ssts arv or
ar-.s
t%i.i, -uH'ess Eur ssate HrspitAis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

Angt her agad resident Of SUrne-sHt
county. Mrs. Jane watson af Canaan.
mas PASSED away anu the funeral viii
he hels~ at Canaan this aftarneen
under the direction Of Srutt Lord
with Rev George Merriam pastnr
0f the Bethany Baptist church going
fr-1m here 70 cunduet The se-vires
Mrs. watson was a1 wears old ana
lived with her brother Eugene Burn
ham. who is asUu. gb vears Of ase.
the town 5f Canaan having become
quite noted fDr having ciriZEns OF
longevity. MRS. WATSON sguke 10
ner brother Monday morning prior
~ his gDing tn a neisflbar's IN ret
some milk Il was her custom IN
spite nf her advanced age TO have
breakfast rsady far her even mare
aged bra.her on his return from tfris
errand but on this occasion he found
upon ms return that she had passed
away. Mrs. Watson had liv.d IN
Canaan all her life and was The wid-
CIV OF Charles Bu-nham Her chill
drsn are no lunEer living
The trustees sf the stare Refprma-
tory have departed. after being herr
70 hald q meeting and viait the Re
f0-rna tory premises. The beara was
all present. including Dr. I. = Mower
of afHrviiie, r &. Hamilton ai
Ha-tIand Fr. J. Z. Kelley of Lewts-
ton, Mv Frances 3 D6nsn Of Deg
Ter ana Mrs z. NJ Lawrence of
Egckiand several Of The inmates
We're paroied and meme of them are
remaining IN this own. several hav-
lnc returned 10 theii- farmer homes
Foundations for the new cottages ts
ne built or the estate are all in, ana.
he framework win be begun apsn
theYn stiur-ly Several wumen urp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
SkOWHGAN NEWS
SOMERSET COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
-E MIDDLE ST
TElEPAoNEs-NE~ ENGLAND 4w4 FARMERS "a

Hutchinson Divorce Ctested-Otaer Divorce Hearings
Mrs. Jane Watson of Canaan Passes Away-State Re-
formatory Trustees MeetCanaan Grange Fair Successful
Happy Evening Enjoyed by Rebekahs - Philatha Class
Observe Special Night-HaI Awards SkowfEgzn Fair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09
PRAISES WTALITAS--
JAMES ST. MAN
cls-vese Smith Gat 80 GIVE us job
On Account Of Poor Health. Nc~
Wsrkins and Feei'ns Fine Since
rte Uao Of kitaiIt1s

Mr.. Smith, VINO -esides a. II
James street. Auburn. Me. mad to
give I'D Jon IN account Of bad kid
ney-s. MIR. Smith SAYS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

PROBATE NOTICE Notice is tie-e-
nr given mai On the rwenty-sHcUnd ia :
Of September 1915 LotrIe ID. Mcclure 81
NJ. verncn II the County of keuneDes;
~ of Esnnafsae agiy appointed atir1liu-
lsrrn-rix OF the estate Of Fred MtCln-e
late of 1T. <srn1n IN sad Count
fieeeAseu. and EhHf un the same ga =
said L.n,fie NJ Mnt-iur. qualified for
and aes.epted said t-ust
Attest z W LEIGHTON
Register Of Probate.
seUf6 thurs.3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

SeRled propnsals ~or -.
ne Homan house. nir,,ns NJ purc nsse %
asstr la-s strseI AuEnssa. nea- a.. Eu p,- =
~ - W. Wis se receipsd AZ ne "f.,cs
Ruiidinss unrii iean = n'n1as, ssntient Of PubIic
", ;,,.,I lAs. al winch time Ther vsI - -,,,s.
1S xsaS spns6. The hnuse Ynu~+ - oe t,uD-
Sum % sslr sno .nsss rmcssc .c warm ssxsy aars
net be included ia the - OaTn VIA
s,,,,s.,, Sc mxsa and auuressed to is ne sraos %
rnssa 'i' M..ns enrsilf 81 e. &Paslis Buildings. An
rs,sct any Or al uruuussls So &C - 70
"a. s1,s 70 zee ne house shuusd ami n
me unue-signsc III his ntiicn n rap ppss r.. =
EHARL-ES q secwy
state Slperin zsnteu- ~
uCt4-T-s-E1-fz-S AoiAninss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

e. TT-7-T. vctice is hern-
le' ma nr che tvsnT--Second an :
HerDe- isis. Elmer z Dunn Of
'sls ne County ~ kannebec.
: - F-nnafe CDurt for the CDur-
Ae1nsDec. duly appointed admin
- g ne asiz.e of Fred J. Dunn.
:. s"iE-sas IN said County, de-
~ a7c hat NJ tiie same dane said
= Junn gualihed for ana ac-
= taIn .-uEt.
2 " LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09


-.~r NOTICE. Notire IN here
y1 r.ysn t.lat on the twsntE,aonrn 90 81
e e .n.s,ssr r ne 5sla csunty saa = d sssnssss.
Augusta .,n 70 p-nbnfe mi, CoHrt For he Gunn
sH Of ksnnssse a,ss d1.T 14.Tbompsan aapaff af prs
dim oA 80 rnuurv, and tfIaf on II n
same san aaie said Ella 4 za,s TsH1asoh fnas.
fed for ano " LEIGHTON,
Arrest Esrister Of Praha1f-
oets. Ihnrr.st -------------.----,. :. 7,--.-.,,,.
PROBATE NOTICE. Sotiee ,,s.t Is ,,sg nsn'Df 81
given ma .a- 1aIs g Eiiery W wsntwur.ni n, of
in I,s.,s me ennn1r @gnr. 20 .ar me cann-
was pS Lnr a,,..,r f1,,x appuintee admin
rtra.ar of me s.sss ,.,ss..s Of in As saia cuunt
wnla lAts .. .,,.- oy the same dnse
..,a ..u11s Ellsry " Wsntw.rth aua''i'sd '''
and asnspteo ~ .EIGHTuN,
Afses' Register OF Probate
ocfa ,tnufH.H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

80 v7-T-E. Notice If he-e-
-e=n La m ne -wanty-HerBnd ca
>sr'n-rf'A- ,a1a =. ? Carleton o5
~ n ne -nun-- IF kennebes..
!. re 2-1naye Court for the Coun-
r. A=nneser diilv a1uuif1 ed admin
I's'qr vt.h viii annexed af the estH4s
arr Y '1utSw-gn-- late OF VIM
~ Il satf9 County deraaEeG. and
: y, ne slime dare said L T Carrie
1lalsilea FOR and accepted saIG
tr
a.tsS. 2 " LEIGHTON,
Eeg.stsr Of Probate
--< -n,,-- ,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

-99hA-- r--T-T. yetire is nerH-
E~er ina or the tvsntT-scconr ia
ssu'srrne-. 1g1n. Etilel Eailev EIEgin"
- JteEc IA was BY the P-s.la,
~ ny ne County ~ Eennebec. d1i*
'sct II .G-r1lr lst-a--Ix 4. b. n. c. Z a.
- egratA NJ Henrietta VI PeArsun.
: s@sa 1rrs IN salE County. ne
hsst ana -na1 ur ne same date sAiu
- 1a4e- HIgR,ns qualified for and
e1'Hu salc --'is- ana NormRn L
.sss;, NJ Augusta was duly appointed
A'tszt ~ -ETEE-CN
ragisfer II p-uta1e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

-n1EA-E N--T-E Notice is here
stvEr ma IT Ehc rwsnty-secund dav
ssrss--Be- Isza. Robert A CBnr sf
g--s,a z me County of kenDs5en.
J, ne S-utate -otI-- fsr the C1un-
Il Esunebec duiv appointed admin
'-ztur ne estate Of Richard CDn-
: az. NJ haIsaa N SAID County, de-
sssr anu ,rAV TT the same dale sRia
't-- A. ~arv qualified for and ar
- = .-uvt
stag " T7EETGS
Segistsr or P-ubafe-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

and End BHldwins, s. r. BeAl, 1st
H G. Wentworth. End BaIdw,ns
spectral s. n Beal. Ist. Machintust
Z G Wentworth. Isl Spys. :. Il
Bea.. st; Ehode Island Greenings
: II Beai, 1st; Ben Davis. 3 H
BsaI. Ist.
Class 12-Best braided rug. Mrs.
Maurice Meares Isr drawn rug
Ms. c. Il Goodrich. list best silk
9uil. MARY Burner 1st Mrs. Thurn-
as French. and best wooien quilt
Mrs. Charles Woods. 1st- Mrs. Nellie
Copp. .nG; best cotton quilt, Mrs Z.
r Goodrich. 1st Mrs. Herbert
Smith. End.
Class 14-White emnrsiderv. Edith
Hilton. lst. Madison. amy ?. IKa-
raia and. Culerea embroidery, Iltia
Moore. Madison. lst. Edith HiItnn.
Ind. Drawn work Mrs. Palmyra
Debe. 1st Best specimen emsre,a-
err. Mrs. Palmyra Debe LIST Eve
Iat work. Ida Mesre. ist Cross
stitch embroidery. Mrs. Thanas Tan
1ish. Ist Punch work, Edith Hit1Rn.
ls1 Ffle1 crochet. Ida MsBre. ls-
Mrs. Alton Ellis. and, Mrs. Fred
Priest, 3rt Best crochet. any kinl.
Mrs. Al. W Smith. 1st- Amx kincaifi
Ind. Mrs. A Ellis. 3rd. Tatting DIS
piar, Edith Hiltsn. LIST. Mrs Belle
MsrriIi. end Hand Knit lace. IlGa
Moore, Ist Irish crechet- Mrs. c. 8
Moody. Isl Ida Moore. End. Knit
sweater. Mrs. Geo. Czyouetfe. LIST.
Mrs Ernest waasun md Embroid-
Grad sofa HilIU~. GLADYS Rswell. 1st
Ms Thomas French End Sofa pill
inv, fancy design. Mrs. N0ai Demo.
LIST Mrs. Thos. French. gnd Best
bed spread. Mrs. Cinra Fun. BinE-
ham, 1st Plain sewinG. Tiia Moore.
lst Ladies' embroidered underwear.
u5ia Moore. 1st Ladies' crucheael
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-09

LEIGHTON. RegiEtsr
LEIGHTON. Register.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-07-15
POPULATION OF PARIS
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

PARIS, June Is (by maiD "A stat
istician who has made a study of the
growth of the population of Paris esti-
mates that the city within it's present
limits will have six million inhabit-
ants in another half century, and that
the population of the department of
the Seine, which he thinks will then
be a part of the capital will have in
creased to 14,3O0,OOO.
He bases his figures on the actual
development of the city since 1900
and on the progressive density of the
population, which went from IS to
the acre in 1861 to 146 to the acre in
1911. In 1861, he anticipates, Paris
will cover 432,5OO acres, practically
the entire territory of the department
of the Seine and some of the com
munes of the department of Seine ct
Disc.