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PETRooRA0 SOON
TO De EVACUATED

LONDON. June l6-Active prepar-
ations are being made for the evseu,-
tion of Petrograd, il Is announced in
wireless dispatch from Moscow re
eeived here today.
LONDON, June io.-A Reuter- dis
patch from Helsingfors today stated
that the garrison at Krasnsyasorka
has mutnied.
White Guards have bombsrded
Kronstsdt -.-
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Foch and Bliss Attend.

PARIS, June lo-Mar'hal Foch
General Bliss and other military
leaders attended the meeting OF the
council of five today The meeting
developed the nature Of general
windup Of the German situation.
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(By Tho Associated Pres. \,


VERSAILLES, June lo.-Ihe de
livery of the allied reply to the Ger
man counter proposals which was set
for 4 o'clock this afternoon, was post
poned at that hour until . o'clock this
evening
The revised treaty will he deliv-
cred with the reply The provision ior
civil control OF the territory ON the
lef; bank OF the Rhine, which had
been tentatively agreed upon. was
eliminated from the third draft oi the
term
The German plenipotentlaricS will
sign receipt for the treaty writing
IN the exact time from which the five
days limit within which they must
sign or reject the document will date
Editors and printers worked
throughout the nigh, and this fore
noon m a ieveflsh effort to complete
the reply Al s o'clock this morning
corrections were still being made, but
Continued or Page 2. Column ~
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WILSON WILL
TOUR NATION
F0R LEAGUE
Itinerary Is Already Mapped
Out by TumuIty
"PeOPLE'S VIEW COUNTS"
loo Late to Separate League
From Treaty Now.

u,,,u,>.,-r,,
,.,, ~ June '- FteSl
," " ""''n g' '' '''u'N home w'l
0'. . '.unH} 'I''NnR ~ support
-, u'y "'R"e o' ' ,non' secretary
"'"N'p mas ''m"'e'cd a tentative
'',TI''' Tor me TYP
nc names "I ne cities TO he vis-
.''' ~ tne president III m' swing
a. 'I'" ,.e 'Ii'lc we're not made
puo''' Many ,0lr' have invited him
-. 'I'' "H July IT vas 'ai At the
" n''' house today and a pretty
, ''> Do. INVITATION came from 81
LOWS.
""'' '''',e officials have no def
',l'e Iui ui.'nd'iuu a, lD the dale Of
'Ie P'c>'"'n' ; return IRON Paris but
inpton ,nnp s(,er Ia, ,,,., ~,
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BULL z TIN
tBy The Associated Pre.)

fBy The AsNOCinted Frrssl
VERSAILLES, June l6,--The al
lied reply to the German counter pro
possls was delivered by Paul Dutasta
general secretary OF the peace con
ference, to Count Won Brockdorff
Ran,rsu, head of the German peace
delegation, at $40 o'clock this eve
ming.
With the reply was delivered a copy
OF the revised draft OF the pesc,
treaty. After receiving the document,
Count Won Broekdorff- Rantrsu board
ed the special train in waiting ant
left for Weimar
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1 it'k klhpu IOHpdHy Nhs opened 1Of
business shortly after o'clock this
afternoon.
Rumor' tha, o ! Pickle, manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph Of
ice here. has appealed to John A
Fam United States dstric, st,or
ney. for federal aid IN coping with
alleged violence arising from the
strike Of telegraph operators. were.
circulated this morning. 4 confer
cnce between Pickle and Fain was
held this morning behind closed
doors. Neither Fam nor the West
ern Union manager would discuss
the nature Of the meeting.
Attack Rumored.
Weight to the belief that federal
aid has been asked is borne out by
statement OF Western Union official,
TO the effect that strike breakers"
have not been given protection from
strikers by the police. 1t was stated
tins morning that two strike break
crS' were attacked and beaten Satur-
day night The strike breakers" arc
men who refused to leave thebr Jobs
Mayor Walton denied the charge
that the police have been lax in sup
/ pressing violence He SAID that all
complaints from both factions have
been given immediate attention. Two
pa'rOtmrn, he said. are on constant
dsy near the Herskowi,z building.
ready to interfere a, any sign OF yio-
lence. The telegraph Office IS To-
Gated on the twelfth floor OF the
building
Police On Duty.
Elevators are being run only to
the eleventh floor. plainclothesmen
are stationed at the stairway leading
TO the twelfth floor and any one de
string to visit the teleghaph depart.
meut muS, show proper credentials.
Both the commercial offices Of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies ON Broadway were locked
this morning Strikers wearing badges
we're stationed IN front OF the build
ings on pickc, duty
I'VE are jus, sitting steady in the
boat said one in discussing the
strikers plans Wha, the strike means
can be Judged from the closing OF the
two offices"
Messenger boys announced this
morning tina, they had Joined the
strike. They said they wanted a recog-
nzed union and a steady wage OF
$3.50 per day They showed a book
containing ,wen,y-six signatures Of
boys who they said had Joined the
strike movement. They are now being
paid on basis Of number of messages
delivered.
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WESTERN UNION
MANAGER MEETS
U. S. ATTORNEY
Two Operators Of Western
Union Reported Attacked.

BULLETIN.
The office Of the Western Union
Telegraph company was opened for
business shortly after / o'clock this
afternoon.
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LOCAL FoREcAsr-psrtly cloudy 10
cloudy weather tonight ard Tuesday
not much change In temperature
STATE FoPeCasT-Not available.
ktNsA3- Unsettled but fiir toniqh,,
Tuesday ftir and warmer
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Infantry Recrosses
To American Side

JUARkI, lunc l6.-American infan.
| nv troops started Withdrawing from
luarei to ~ Pa'o at 10 30 a IN. TODAY
m obedience 10 orders by Mai Gen
DeRo'ey {. Cahell commander Of IN.
southern department. who arrived from
San Nn'0Wo early today and crossed
the international bridge for a confer
enre with Gen Francisco Gon,sle,
supreme commander OF the Juare,
troops
Ien"ra' Gonzales requested General
& 1bcIl 20 make II known through Tn.
associated Press 10 the people OF the
United states that he General Con
1alc' had not requested assistance
from the United States in handling IN.
situation
! told General Gonzales there wa,
no idea OF invading Mexican sover.
eien'y and that the infantry would
Withdraw a' soon as possible" Cen
traI labsll announced. following the
interview
AZ 10 IS m the 24th infantry
started marching across the inter.
national bridge from Juarez and by
II o'clock the entire command wa,
back on American soil after having
spent exactly eleven hours on Mex.
can soil
FL PASO. Texas. June l6-Upor.
hrs return 10 military head iar,er,
here this morning Major General
tahell announced that he had ordered
enc battalion OF four mountain can.
non to ii Pa,o from Camp Stanley,
Texas. for the use Of the American
artillery commander at Fort Bliss,
should these mountain guns be needed
against the Villa forces. lie also con-
ilrmed the ordering Of six companies
Of the Nineteenth infantry from
Douglas, Arit. to RI paso. They are
scheduled 10 arrive today.
General Cabcll also announced Of.
fically iha, United State. cavalry were
engaged with Villa rebels southeast
OF )usrei this morning
Battery Of Artillery TO II Paso.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June 10
a battery Of IN. Fourth field artillery
including seven officers and iG NEE,
left Camp Stanley. near here, today
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Battery Of Artillery TO Il Paso

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June ID
a battery Of III. Fourth field artillery
including seven officers and ld NEE.
left Camp Stanley, near here, today
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Night and Day Wires
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
NEW PORTLAND

Rev A J Hamilton of kInEfeld
preached at the West Village Union
church on Sunday. June 90
Miss Mary Strickland. teacher 4
English IN Dexter H. $. arrived II
her home in town on Saturday for
her summer vacation
Miss Blanche Strickland. who
closed her school In Bath on Friday,
came home for a few DAYS stay,
leaving for Belgrade Lakes on
Wednesday.
Ruel Mosher of Belgrade was
recent guest in town.
Rov Stewart was q caller in New
Portland Sunday afternoon. return
ing that might 10 his work in Strong
Lewis Clifford Was a business call
er in New Vineyard on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Corridor Young Of
Boston were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Young. Leslie. little SON
Jf Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young,
spent two weeks lately Ut his grand
father s. Milton Youug's.
The wedding reception of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Emery waE held at the
home If the groom father Daniel
Emery at East New Portland ON
Thursday evening. June Il. about
20D being present. The couple were
me recipients of many and valuabte
gifts. consisting among utf1er things
nf silverware. money ana furniture.
A very nice couch was the gift uf
the Groum's uncle. William Emerr,
The honeymoon was spent AT Lake
word. For the present the couple
will reside al the nurne OF the
groom father.
A guua many friends and neigh
burs gathered e. John Mclaughlin
on Thursday W assist in his barn
raising
Miss Marian Bee6v is helping in
the hsme af Milton Young
Mr.. and MRS. r. s. Emerson of
Skswheaan and Mr. and Mrs viii
Chamberlain Of Kingfield were cali
ers at Milton Young's' nn Tuesday
Mr.. Emerson. Mr.. Chamberlain and
Mr.. Young are all Civil War veterans
and each is over To years of age. A
very enjuyai,ie afternoon was spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Jan1eE Howe and
family moved back to their farm IN
New Portland the middle of last
week in order to cut their nay.
The Kinefieid Evangelical church
will hold it's annual Sunday schuol
picnic ON the Fourth Of July. The
Baptist g. 8. plans To unite with
them On that day.
Asntilar melting Of FernwoUd
9fnuse will he held en Saturday
evening. July 0.
Miss Ethel Hlee. who RECENTLY un-
q slight stifEicM operation.
IL fsanne for q Efisrt time attftns her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
Chicago Cattle Market

-
HOGS-Receipts 2ofno Estimated to-
morrow 25@0 mostly - to Sc cents
above YESTERDAY average. Top 221e. a
new record Bulk I4en2lR; heavy
weight y145G rnn medium weight 2l30G
e2ne; light weight 2i4gNeJn; light lights
lsTadgf75. heavv packing sowE. smooth.
a65GM3h: TIacFing sows, rough. ia75G
1gJ0: DIGS 1Ge5mis75
CATTLE-Receipts 7ocn. Estimated to-
morrow 7mD Strong Beef steerE: Ne
dunn and heavy weight choice and
prime l4egafI5E5; medium and ruod Let
alsT5 common ifsgni2y5; light weight
good and choice l35nnfa1. common and
medium InnpTt55n Butcher cattle Heif-
ers 7se1isn cows T15H1g5a. cafIhers ami
cutters soeGT5. Veal calves, light and
handy weights T75smfSc5. Feeder steers
T.5Nlg75 stocker steers Sgdtgu
SHEEp-Fiereiut f3.WH Estimated
tunUrrpw Is ea1 Strong: Lambs s4-lbs
down I5Z5fDi1TE; culls and common ST5d
1900 yearling wetflers 1e5Hdi4gG Ewes
Medium. good and choice 7UTyCn: ctills
and eurnfrUn seapa6s9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
READFIEf1D

DEPDT-owen Coleman motored To
vassalboro Tuesday to visit & relative.
EHfnond Coleman accompanied him
f,uine fer ! brief stay with his nephew
George Coleman He returned home SAT-
urday.
Mrs. Eliza beth Rollins uf Augusta
was the guest of Mrs ]. E. Denton last
week and aise called on other friends
in the vicinity.
George and Albert Hutchinson left for
Portland Saturday.
II. II. Carie has nearly finished hay
ing. Haymaking lis cartier than usual.
Miss Evie Anderson. who has passed
fwo weeks in Readfisld with friends.
retmrned to her home in Belmont. Mass..
Thufn6ay.
Nrn. n D. Hfann ana dEaghtsr, MiEs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
NO LIGHT ON DEATH
BROCKTON. MASS. MAN

Brockton. Mass, July 2--The oesrn
Of Alfred W RAYMOND whose sv--
vas found last night ON a couch ~
hrs hu1ne with several wounds Gn rhe
head. neck and hands and the skull
fractured. remained without expla-
nation TODAY
A wound over the left temple ap-
peared TO be the result Of stab:
another behind the left ear WIS a
Jagged cut of uncertain origin
There was no trace Of blood on the
body. Ravmond's wife. who found
his body on her return from wori,
last evening, said he had had cunsid-
erahie money, but only small
amount Of Change was found on his
person. The position of the body on
the couch she said was unnatural
and II appeared as if the body had
been dropped there bv some one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

Lillian. and friends. are enjoying a
week OF camp life at a cUttHn ON Lake
Maranacook near Burres Crossing.
Rev. LAeo Dunn and family are away
Mr.. Dunn lie holding revival msetingf
in Passadumkeag, and MRS. Dunn and
SONS, Willard and John. are stopping
with her mother. Mrs. John Hanson. a
Belgrade.
Mrs. Lillian Lambert and son Don
ala nutored from Rumford SATURDAY.
returning Sunday after attending
meet them.
Mrs Mary Gordon has returned from
Bath accompanied by her little grand
son Harold Harrington.
Rev George Woistenholme supplied
the pulpit of the Depot church Sunday
giving an able and interesting summon
his theme being The Victory Of
Christ
GUY Wright has returned frpm over
seas and has been to Camp Devens
where he has been 1unorabiv discharg-
ed He visited hig sister. Mrs. vintur
Dunn of Dorchester. Mass, and is nov
with his father, L b Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jones and hirs
Arian Junes ami son Leo were motured
to sabattus bv Arian Jones to visit Dr.
and Mrs Newton. Leslie Jones sister
SUNDAY.
I-inwoud Lure has gone to Bristol 10
visit trends until after the Fourth.
Mr. CoiemanE cottages AT the Point
are nearly all flied Mr. Cutter, tfauEh-
ter ana friends. are OCCUPYING a cottRre
The cuttaEers now stopping at Cole
mar Grove are: Mrs Wood and sor
who came f-om B-ookitn Tfurstiav
Mrs Lillian Jones and two daughters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

Boston, July .
REEF-Chpice whole cattle 1B50@1s.
RCTTER-Northeru creamery extras
51G51a: western do. OaG51.
CHEEEE-New twins extras 32%dEs
CORN-No. 2 yellow D162H
EGGS-NearDy hennery 64465; western
extras 52HH.
FLOCR-Spring patents. 1s6-lb. sacks,
l4a6G1275.
HAy-No. timothy 43l45.
I-AMB-Spring TM3.
OATs-Fancy 40 to Glib. sacks s2a@S3
PORK-Mediurn backs Clio
POTATOES-Oid. per 19e-lb. bags, 10
Gl25, new southern 5vn6S6
SUGAR-Granulated, wholesale, g35
per 100 lbs in bulk.
EEAI-lNnN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

Monsien6r Michael c. McDonourh.
pastor of 81. Patrick's church. Lew
istun for neariv l. wears. on SUNDAY
uuietlr observed the 36th ami
versary uf his ordination to the
yriesthood. There were no sperfal
services Of any kind hut he sirnpiv
made the announcement To his par
ish at the regular services He was
ordained at Portland in 1884 and has
held pastorates III several cities. He
If member of the schgol board and
is active in the interests of public
welfare.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

View York. July =
wHEAT-Spof steady No. red new
"a New York track exports 10
arrive. -.
CDRE-6ppf strong: No. ? yellow 5'ih
and No. 2 white 3ai q New YORK
0ATS-Sput firm; No. i white 81.
pORK-Ffrnn: mess 5sG5s56.
I,AHp-Rfrunr. middle west I@gH35s0.
COTTOSEEED OII-Firm: prime suD-
mer yellow spuf q: July q; Septen-
Der ISIS; Deeember Hs6.
HTTTEH-Hareiy EteadF: receipfs ls.-
TN tubs: creamery higher than extras
5n1fi5i: creamery extras, % score, 492n
30: firsts 4eH4ss: r1ackinE stock current
make No. . 44sspss.
HGEE-Irrerular receipts ~ ST. csseT;
fresh gHthered extras hlSTI2: extra firsts
47NSn frBts 4ln4s; et9te. Pa nnd near
by western bsnu1fr whites fine 10 fnn-
cy 5e45s; ctais. Pa. ana nearby hsnnzry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
BENTON

EAs--Mr ana Mrs.. Cofhv Carl were
caller IN West Benton last suntEy
evening
Mrs .Iohn Caril and little grandson
=, .JottviIle are guests of her son. Per.
lev CARL
MIR. and Mrs Randall ana Charlie
pendexter ana son Of wEterviiie we're
visitors Sunday at Rcv Pehdsxters.
George Blaisdefi had the fnisfortt1ne
lHrt week to have one Of Mis- pigs
sto en-.
An ice cream sale and entertainment
will be held Wednesday, afternoon and
evening al the East Benton school
hoHse.
Clarence whitten of the Z. 9. n. II
visiting at Thomas Germans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
WEST FORKS

1t. Col. and Mrs. r. Z. Bowers of
peughkeepeie, Y T. are guests al the
hotel.
Sheriff John A. Meores Of Skuwhe-
gan was in town MenGav
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. French of Bangor
were in town Sunday calling on friends.
They were accompanied ny DR.. Marstun
of North Anson
Deputv Sheriff p : Gipson was a re-
MT caller IN town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

George Caldwell of Rockwoud. Me-
who was arrested by Deputy I. 8
Marshal Frank L. Knapp OF Portland
charged with violating the act relat-
ing to registration under the selective
service. was brought to Bangor and
appeared before Comm issiUnei
Charles II. Reid, Jr Caldwell, whp
was arrested on a capiHs issued on
an Indictment found by the United
States District court. recognized in
the sum of 5000 for his apepa rance
at the Februarv term of the district
court in Bhneor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
Chicago Produce Market

tNItAHB, .TUIN :.
Highest prices vet this season in the
corn market resulted today from rain
less hot weather and from continued
skvrucketinE IN value of hogs. Corn
closed buovant. September 1s2Z 20 1S3,
December 1915 TO I61s. and the market
as a whole A. to 81 above Yesterday r
fnish Oats and PROVISIONS jumped al 50
10 new top levels for the season. scor-
ing respectively net gains of II to y
and 81 cents 10 s1.D.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

whites ordinary TO prime 47H55 state.
Pa. and nearby hennerv browns 53G50
40. gathered browns and mixed colors
5e@a2
pOTATOEE-Steady; southern No.
bbl. 30M656
CARRAGEs-Easier. Virginia bbl 100
Gf75: eastern shore crates 190TfI5: Long
Island and Jersey sweets bpl. 1DG500.
EUGAR-Baw steady; centrifugal
II. fine granulated 800
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
features Of the Days Dealings in AL
tho isadinp etpuks


| New -orx, July 2-Revival of nullish
eperations atfsost without parallel since
Inc crest Of the June wage was WI
hssseo on the stock exchange To-Day,
racIug Ignoring the impending noIioas
lno their speculative uncertainties.
The movement was largely II not
rnolly influenced by q pronounced eas-
Go 8 Pc cent after the opening al y
lmt tunus also relaxed ON the better
errp!v hut most loans of that charac-
te- were limited TO the shorter rnafuri-
les. II some respects today mar
ket was more Interesting than any ses-
bon o. the previous month IN tnat II
eonprehended a number Of peace-tiIne
ndust-yals ana unciassified issues only
fecently admitted to the list
-hs prominence OF commission houses
Eas ine subject of general comment.
pointing 10 the resumption of dealings
pr ar active scale by prufenBionsl Inte =
eSts a, western and other interior CEN
kert
tA-7ces rose one 10 three points al
nos al the outset. food, motors and
qaip-nent shares again setting the
pace. which was extended, subject TO
rte-mittent realizing, To the emit In
Pn'y lew important cases were tinai
ROTATIONS mueh more than a fraction
inref Their best. Outstanding lndivid-
teatu-es ensbrared CruciDle and
s-SneNeio Eteels, CnanuieI Stuuf-
aEer an6 General MOTORS. keystone
ns kells-sprngfieid tires. American
nc Baldwin locomotive. Westinghouse
eet-fc. American and LOrillard to-
Eaecos Tobacco p-oductE and United
~4Sa-e. al Eross gains of two TO nine
lcrrtt
pi.s ano shipringS rnatfe belated nut
l5staHtial advances under leadership
Te-as Cumpanv. Mexican Petroleum.
e'nc.alr. Rnval Dutch. American Inter
auona. and Marine common. Sales
mounted TO 1.56 90 shnrrs
bentt WE'RE tiysr on retiuced activity,
4ee'tv issues and International issuss
showing slight gains. Total sales. par
Eaidf asEregated IS. G90o Old United
t7tsf bonds were unchanged IN cal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
M AJESTIC
Hines ceuIpasy

Whereas certain owners of
the shares T the ezpisai
stock Of the Majestic Mines
Company. corporation g.
ts6Iissrsc by lsw and hsv-
ing m agsrt and place Of
business ~ Portland in the
County of Curnbs~Iand and
State Of Maine. to wit:
Stockholders to the amount
Of f77.2U2 shares Of the capi-
tai stock Of said nerurration,
having failed To pay the
assessment ef ten cents per
share levied on ts1e st0nk held
by thsm by said corporation
snr which vsas due snd psy.
able on the Twerty -fSf4t day
of April 1918. which time we
by vote of the Directors ex-
tended 10 May 27st, 1878
inclusive ard
WHEREAS more tran
thirty days have elapsed
srnue said twenty -f'rsf DAY Of
May. 1878. nutioe 10 hereby
given that the unedstprsa.
Treasurer cf SAID Majestic
Mines Company VIII sell Al
public auctigr &t tre Dffice cf
the corporation in PUrtlarni
Mains. 70 wit: ri the cTsee
Of William n. 6rIi'~er.
Rooms SOS. 5fs. inclusive al
No. 10 Exchange S., Port
land. Maina, on tire siSteerfh
day Of July, 1919. az ten
c'ciock IN The morning. q
sufficient number OF fhsres
70 pay tire assessment due,
together with fsTcidsSstal
charges Of aevsrtisifss and
espsnses o. sale. Bidders ax
said snle wiIi be rsanired to
aepnsif east Or csr<i6ed
cheek 70. the fun asssEHsst 81
ts,e,r b,ds before the cams
viii be -ecogniesd.
oated 1t Portiand, Maine.
Jifss .. 1914.
.. j. fkAetnEFs. Tfkae.
Jiys-a1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
CHINA

wEsT-Ress Alley uf water~ilie was
visitor al Fred Burgess SUNDAY
Mrs. B. r TingieY was IN WaterviIls
on business Wednesday.
Lewis Skinner pRssed last wee'' with
hts grandmother on Pleasant Ridge.
]. r. Hyde Of Augusta rsedntly Wis
TIED hts sor Clarendon. who In stop-
ping at j. L. Goddartf's for the sum-
mer
Number from this vicinity attended
cfriltrcn's meeting at the Grange Tues
day evening The little fsIks all DID
well.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

Mildred had accompanied her faith
er TO the nearby village and on her
return was telling her mother OF a
woman she saw there. Her mother
asked if ii was a certain wsman. and
Mildred immediateiy replied NO,
mother she looked newer than that V
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
1T will Pay You Tell Your Business News Here Ad Pace Every Day
Economy
Propositions

Save money by reading Journal Want Ads Get
the habit of reading abou the scores of new
economy propositions advertised here daily.
Some of the Want Ads are sure to interest
you, whoever you are. In minute or two you
may find In this catalog of wants and offers the
very thing you need at fair, low price.
The habit of reading Journal classified ads pavs
big dividends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
JapaneSe ir'ludinr sema news.

Japanese. ir"ludin" seme news
papers, ar ADVERSE criticism il d.
rected against Japan's admin stfa-
ton. The Koreans. says tie Ses-
patch. are under the IMP -essiun that
even if they fail to convert Korea
INTO an independent State. thsy viii
ultimately he successful IN cauatrZ
Japan 10 alter her m litarv admtnis-
tration so as 10 increase the happi-
ness Of the Koreans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03

A vatuivoytok despatch reserved IN
.~,s.,o -. ,1,e Koreans there ard m
- s;.t-,rts NJ siberia are serrttly
o,.n.. =, -, s,trttser dsmofist afiuffs
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-03
WINDSOR

Preaching al sac Sunday afternoon
ny Rev. W. j. LAYTON. The privi-
ieEe of listening to this able preacher
should he improved A cordial IN
vitation is extended TO all SUNDAY
school at 23e r. NJ.