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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
CARRANZAHABLA
DE .L0 QUE Sc
lVCAUT0
ESTA DISPUESTO A
DEVOLVERLO, DICE
Solo retendran los de los
Generates Diaz, Banquet,
Mondragon, Huerta y los
de elgunos politicos
civiles

Telesroma Especial para Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 13.
La Secnetaria de Hacienda ha da-
do a Ia publicidad una declaration,
autcrizada por el Secretario Luis Ca
brera. relativamente al numero de
propiedades intervenidas v explota-
das por ell gcbisrno revolucionario.
Tai declaration tiende a crear una
impression favorable en- el eXtranje-
70 respecto, de los procedimientos del
gobierno, en- vista de los >ataques de
que viene siendo obieto.
La declaracioni de la Secretaria
de Hacienda eypresa que el goblerno
tierte en- la actualidad intervenldas
unicamente las propiedades de aque
las personals consideradas como di-
rectamente responsables de los suce-
SOS que provocaron Ia caida del go
bierno de Madcro Ia muerte dc este
Y del licenciado Pine Suarez. Y que
esas personas son los generates Fe-
lix Diaz, Manuel Mondragon, Victo-
riano Huerta Aurelio Banquet,
(ambos finados) varios civiles que
tuvieron alta representation en- el
gobierno de Huerta.
Agrega Ia declaration que 81 es
verdad que otras propiedades con-
tinuan intervenidas, el gobierno de-
sea devolverlas a sus legitimos pro-
pietarios, pero que hasta ahora no
ha podido realizar estos deseos por-
que los propietarios de elias han
emigrado del pals sin dejar represen-
tantes autorizados bien porque
contra de esas personals Sc han he
cho cargos de culpabilidad.
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No han podido a1n dar
principle a la lucia
contra M. Pelaez
Estorban ell paso de las trs.
pas que van a esa cam
pa6a, los rebeldes
felicistas

Personals llegadaS aver esta clu-
dad. nrocedentes del puerto de Tam
pico, nos proporcionan informaeiones
que vienen confirmar las que ul-
timamente hahiamos dado a nuestros
lectores, sobre la situacion en- a
quella parte del pals.
Segdn estas informacicnes, Ia a
nunciada campana formal contra los
pelaiistas, de la cual Sc ha5ra de en-
cargar Fortunate ZuiZua, no ha da-
do principle, pues Sc espera Ia llegada
de fuerzas de Monterrey Y de Vera
cruz Estas ultimas TO han podido
ser enviadas porque las actividades
fielicistas las han hecho neccsarias en-
ia mencionada entidad, Y las primeras,
poroue han sido lnandadss Chihua-
hua. parte dc elias, Y Ia otra per-
nance en- Monterrey sin medic de
transporte a Tampicc, porque Ia VIA
ha qucdado de nuevo interrumpida, Y
para largo tempo, dada ia MAGNITUDE
de la destruction llevada a caho en-
ella por los rebeldes de Caraveo.
En- la Estacion dc San Juan.
Segun estos viajeros nos informan,
el trafico, despues de una Interrupt
cion mas menos larga. habia queda-
do restablecido entire Tampico y Mon
terrey.
A principios de la semana paSada,
un tren. de carga conduciendo vi
veres len respectable cantidad, Sc diri-
gia Tampico, y al pasar por un 81
ito cercano Ia Estacion de San
Juan. estallaron bajo los carros varias
bombas de Ginamita que arojarcn
fuera de la via al convoy.
Maquina y carros, todo qued6 des-
(Pasa Ia p5r "a Col. "a
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Debido, probablemente a la
huelga de telegrafistas que a
fecta a las companies por Gu
yo conducto nos es trasmitido
el Servicio Telegrafico, no re-
cibimos eaoche ningun infor-
me de nuestro corresponsal en-
Ell Paso, Texas, referente al
esperado ataque de los villistas
a Ciudsd Juarez.
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mite para responder a las preguntas
que les fueron formuladas
L. C. A. K. Marten, que Sc dice
representante Official del gobierno
del Soviet, en- Nueva York; Y A. A.
Heller. cue Sc titula agente CONFER
cial del propio gobierno bolsheviki,
tIeron detenidos por los represen-
tantes del comite conjuntc, dcspues
del cateo de las oficinas de dichos
agentes, conducidos ante los miem-
bros del comite encargado de practi-
car las investigaciones
Ambos quedaron en- lihertad POGO
despues de haber rendido su prime
(Pasa Ia pas. "a Col AL
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LA SITUACION De
Los OBREROS
MEXICANOS
ESTAN OBLIGADOS A
UNA DECLARATION
Para obtener trabajo es preci-
SO que digan 81 piensan
radicarse aqui volveT
a su Republica

La situacion de los trabaJadoreS
mexicanos en- los Estados unidos, pros
pera durante el pericdo de guerra, ma
venido mudando logicamente desde "a
termination del conflicto !, sobre to-
do, desde el regreso a este pals de
los hombres de trabajo que fueron
Ia guerra. a los que ha sido pre-
ciso reintegrar en- sus antiques pues-
toS.
De todas las modificaciones hechas
los reglamentos Y ordenaclones So
brs el particular. hemos procurado
tener al tanto los trabajadorcs meHi-
canos, de qu;cnes sabemos han oo-
tenido utilidad p-actica de nGestraS
mencionadas noticias so5re cosas que
a ellos tan directamente ccnciernen.
Con persona enterada de tales cues
tioes, Dor 81 trato frecuente con los
traba iadores de nuestro rals. haolo
aver uno de nuestroS reporteres,
ouien de ella hubo de obtener 'os 81
guientes interesanties datos.
Un impuesto a los ira os jadores.
Conforme una orden ultlhamen-
te eypedida. los trabajadcreS mexi-
caros que Sc encuentran ocupados en-
los EstaGes UHidos. desempenando di-
versus labores. tendrin cue hacer an
te las autoridades federales. una de-
claraci0n tarminante respecto a la
probable duracijn de 81 estancla eE
este pals.
Is Gecir: cada hombre ocupa1o en-
EStados Unidos, no siendc ciudadano
de este rais. dehe declarar 81 pien-
Sa permanecer en- el, coHtratado pa
ra trabaios dc su ofico profession,
durante tempo indefinido Y con el
fin de radicarse aqui definitivamente,
o solo vino a trabaiar por corta tent
porada para regresar luego 81 pals
con el fruto de su trahaJo.
Esto thane por ohjetc, el aDlicar a
dichos trabajadores. IA Ley del Ira
baic en- 10 relative impuestos perso-
males.
En- el primer case. el impueSto Sera
de cierto monte, = probablemente en-
determinada forna, mis- ventajosa
que la que Sc usara para hacer efec-
tiva la misma contribution a los ira
bajadores que vengan por corto item.
po Estados Unidos, en- donde las con
diciones de! trabajo han sufrido no.
table variacion por las razones antcs
dichas.
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6evalde, de Bruselas. Fue electo Sc
cretario General Ernest H. Che
rriagton. de WeStervii,e, a Quisn sc
le autorizo para que iEstalara
desde luego una 0iicina principal
en- Washington, para din.ccion de
los trabajos. Mr.. Miles WoHes, de
Toronto, fue electo Tesorero.
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YUELVE Ell ZAPATISMO
A ser una ameRaza para
CuernaUaca, Morelos

CUERNAVACA. Mor.-Junio II.
Han aparecido nuevamente diver
sas partidas de zapatistas por ei
rum6o de Tochimilco, amenazando
atacar Ia plaza.
Numerosos vecinos de este pobiado,
sc han dirigido a Francisco CosIo 10
belo. pidiendole Que cuanto antes Sc
envien 4 Tochimilco suficienteS tro-
pas. "a Que en- la actualidad solo sc
cuenta con ura guarnicion compues-
IA de veinte hom5res nal armados-
Los rebeldes vienen capitaneados
Dor Gildardo Magma, que durante
Ia administration convenclonlsta f1e
Gobernador del Distrito Federal =
sec,in Sc sabe son en- numero consi-
Gerable.
Cosio Robelo accedio 10 solicitado
por los vecinos de Tochimilco Y or
demo cue inmediatamente sale-a un
destacamento de soldados en- persecu-
ci6n de los revolucionarios, con ei
obieto de lograr rechazarlos del Es-
tado hacerlos internarse de nue.
va cuenta en- el Estado de Mexico.
La planta de luz. que por espaclo
de cuatro amos habia permanecido
iractiva. a causa que los zapatistas
volaron los Ginamos generadoes de
fuerza ha estado funcionaudo nueva-
mente.
Con este motive la ciudad presenta
On aspecto muy aniamdo, voiviendose
substituir las anejas lampartas
de petrleo por focoS de arco Y por To-
cos incandecentes.
Anoche. una banda nlilitar reco-
rrio las principales GALES tocando
disnas deSpueS huho VI gran bal-
le en- el Casino al Que fueron invita-
das las principales fanilias de Ia 10
calidad.
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus ibros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial LoZano, lis
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata.
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tPass a Ia pag. 2a- Col. IA
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,Pasa a Ia "a. pas. Col. 3s.)
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-31

the Revised Statutes NJ Maine rs'at'
| ing to salaries Of sherilfs.
Same gentleman. from same con-
mittee, reported same on bill! Ar AS
| to amend Section i3 Of Chapter IL 3.
the Revised Statutes, increasinc Ia
! salary Of the register Of deeds d
! York county.
MIR. Orff from same commit e. r.
| ported same on bill An Act 10 't"a
! Section IS of Chapter III Of t.H ~
vised Statutes. increasing tie sia.'
! Of the Judge Of probate OF l."''l
county.
Same gentleman. from sar'o can
mittee. reported same on bill AT A.
To amend Section 43 Of ChaT''r j!
OF the Revised Statutes. iac''aSr-
| the salary OF the register OF G''.S !.
| the county of Lincoln.
Same gentleman. from SANE c'o
mittee. reported same on h;l An Az
~ amend Section II Of t"lT''r
! of the Revised Statutes. as a". N
| by Chapter go of the Fable I.41s
1917. increasing the salary 81
/ bank commissioner and one exam
| err.
| Mr.. Perkins. from the CORN we
sea and shore fisheries on hi| n ~
/ to render lobster licenses '''-:'N''
! able. reported that the SAM ok
! MT TO pass. as subject natt"r .
cred in another bill
! Same gentleman. from sa'.r ~"
| mite. on petition of u IL '"'
ard 1l6 others of Booth ~ ''
| Reuben 5. I:rewer aud - "'''- '
| Doothbay. NJ. :. Newdick "fo
| ers of Georgetown. Fred Il. Nr"'
and others Of Roothtay ltaII'
! +. Sawyer and Is others ~ { ''.''
; Iiarhor. Fred b. Higgins an' o'-
: crs Of Hoothnay Iiarbo1, i
! Barter and 81 others of Is" !, MAJ
, James F.. Macy and - ".'''
! Stoninston. Edwin II. i<n3" j;
Al others of S.orinStop, r.'|'-
/ that the lobster license Ia" ~
pealed, reported that the $~"''
| placed on file.
Same gentleman. from SAN
mittee. Oh petition of j. NJ '!'.',.
| and 80 others of Bristol. pr'"l'-
! all present lobster laws ar. "'' -,
! ments thereto lie repeater. ''I
| that the same be placed OF So
! Mr.. Allan. from the CONF
! taxation. reported ought r"' -
/ on bill An Act 10 amend - -.
F, Is and 80 of Chapter II ~
vised Statutes. relating q "
! of real estate sold at tax sl.'
, Same gentleman. from SAW -.
| mittee. reported same ON r'', "h
| establishing a uniform tan q"
tain personal property.
con motion by Hr. Pike o. '',' .a.
! port, the bill ard report ""''
led. pending, acceptance of t' 'r.
ard specially assigned the 't'>'
! ter upon the calendar W. ',-''
! April y
MIR. Clason. from the corf'f'F -,
| ways and brigdes. on pe'N'" -.
Lydia a. Rodtish and % "tih'N ,,
dents of Viscataquis county. P'" -.
that an appropriation be made ''' ,,,.
pairs ON road in Eiliots, i'r
Continued on Paos +coI y
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-SparklingEy Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, a Well-known
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M. Edwards for l7yesrstreated
scores of women for liver and bowel all.
,ncnts. During these years he gave to
His patients prescription made OF a
few well-Lnown vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
l:row them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on
the liver ccd bowels. which cause q
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have q pale face, sallow look.
dull! eyes, pinples, coated tongue, head.
aches, a l!stiess, no.good feeling, all out
Of sorts, inactive bowels. you take one of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly fer
q time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then just tokeepin hepink ofcondi.
ton. 10c and Csc per box. All druggists
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Reports Of Committees

Mr.. Flint, from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. on re-
monstrances Of w. n. Bran and &c
others: Vernon II. Boyd and 20l
others; NJ. w. Howard and Ill 9TH
ers: A. H. Andrews and So others;
Ernest NJ. Gross and Is others: Neal
F.. Brennan and q others; Fred r.
Ray and 50 others: Charles W.
Clark and 80 others; James a. Dun
ming and % others: George r. Town
send and 10 others: Roland Withee
and 81 others: Herbert S. Miller and
s others; William Cherry and 50
others: -. II. Peavey and IA others:
c. Gardiner Chalmers and &c others:
Gustavus A. Youngs and 2s others:
Fl. G. Longfellow and 3 others; n. v.
Harris and As others; Howard Cros-
by and ~ others: w. w. White and
IA others: j. Wilbur Day and 90
others: S. W. Shannon and IS others:
Wilfred Thompson and 10 others:
John Dudley and "A others: Samuel
c. Tibbets and so others: James r.
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Croft and Il others: NJ. s. Clarey and
10 others; William H. Chapples and
rs others; John Mattabel and !
others: Frank +. Pratt and S others:
Omar Carr and "a others: ID. j.
Sprague and q others: Charles D.
Freeman and IS others: H. w. John
ston and - others: Herbert A
Prouty and IS others. against the
resident hunting license, reported
that the same he placed on file. rs
the subject matter has been reported
by this committee.
Mr.. Garrelon, from the committee
on legal affairs. reported ought not IN
pass on bill An Act to amend Chap
button Of life insurance made pay
able to an estate.
Same gentleman, from same COM
mittee. on bill An Act relative TO the
appointment of deputy sheriffs and
their compensation: reported ought
not to pass as the same subject is
covered by another bill
Mr.. HINCKLEY, from same COM
mittee, reported ought not to pass
on bill An Act prohibiting untrue. Ge-
ceptive misleading assertions. repre-
sensations or statements in advertise
mentS.
Mr.. Hussey, from same committee
reported same on bill An Act to
, amend Sections 81 and IS of Chapter
1 of the Revised Statutes, relating &c
street sprinkling.
Same gentleman. from same & n, :
m!ttee. reported seine on bill An AZ I
to amend Section q Of Chapter 81 of
! the Revised Statutes of Maine: (:e-
lating to admission to the bari.
Mr.. Brown. from the committee on
salaries and fees. reported same o.,
hill An Act to increase the salary Of
/, municipal court.
Same gentleman. from same com.
mittee, reported same on bill An &C,
tn amend Section 81 Of Chapter IL
I of the Revised Statutes. as amended
! by Chapters l67. 49, and 29O-two of
the Public Laws of 1917, increae.ne
the salary OF the judge Of probate of
Hancock county.
Same gentleman, from same com
mittee. reported same on hill An Act
to amend Section 26 Of Chapter III
of the Revised Statutes, relating &c
the adjutant general ana the chief
clerk in the office Of the adjutant
general.
Same gentleman. from same com.
mittee. reported same on bin An Act
To amend Section 20 of Chapter lis Of
the Revised Statutes. with referen q
to the fees of town and city clerks for
recording vital statistics.
Mr.. Chamberlain. from same COM
mittee. REPORTED same on bill An Act
to amend Paragraph Is, Section 80
Chapter lit OF the Revised Statutes
relative to compensation Of regis
ters Of probate
Same gentleman. from same com
mittee. reported same on bill An Act
to amend Section 80 Of Chapter III of
the Revised Statutes. relating Ia
compensation Of registers of probate
Same gentleman, from same com
mittee. reported same on bill An Act
to amend Section Al Of Chapter lit Of
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Don't SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those charp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, just rub a little
Mustcrole on your temples and neck.
1t draws out the Inflammation, soothes
away the pain, usually giving cuickrelief.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
a mustard plaster and does not blister.
MANY doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis, Group. stiff neck. asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pleuyisy, rheuma-
tsm, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back OF joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains. frosted feet-colds
Of the chest lit often prevents pneu-
monia). 1t is always dependable.
oOc and 6Oc jars; hospital size $3.50.
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Reports Of Committess

Mr.. Ames for the committee on educ a :
ton, on An Act to provide American
ization education for persons engaged
in industrial occupations, submitted the
same in new draft under the title Of
An Act to provide part-time and eve
ming school classes for persons between
the ages OF IA and IS years employs Cd
Industrial establishments who have not
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! relating to indexes in registries OF
deeds. ana that it ought to pass
This comes from the Senate. reported
accepted and the bill later indefinitely
postponed
On motion by Mr.. Barnes of Houlton
the report and bill were tabled. pend
Ing acceptance of the report.
From the Senate: Bill An Act n
amend Section Of Chapter S. of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1885,. as
and Special Laws Of 1903. relating to
water supply of Roothbay lIarbor.
This was passed to be engrossed ~
the House March os
IT comes from the Senate report
, ought not to pass of the committee on
public utilities on same accepted in
non concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Barnes Of Eou!-
ton. tabled pending concurrence.
From the Senate: Report Of the com
mittee on judiciary. on Joint resolu-
ton relating to League Of Nations,
reporting that the same be placed on
Ale.
In the House placed on fle in concur
renee
On motion by Mr.. Clason of Lisbon
unanimous consent being given. the fol-
lowing two special road resolves were
finally passed out OF order
RE Owe for the repair and construc
ton of roads and bridges, and cor other
purpo-es.
Resolve for the repair and construc-
ton of roads.
On motion br Mr.. Clason of Lisbon
i was voted that these two resolves
, be Immediately sent to the Semitic.
l. Unanimous consent being given. An
Act TO amend Sections g. and 81 OF
Chapter . OF the Revised statute. re-
lating to taxation of savings banks
was passed to he enacted out Of order
The STEAMER: This wiz he stoned
by the Speaker and sent tore Senate
at the present time with the two re-
solves finally pcssed
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STEN0CRAPnIC REPORT Of
= 18TH MAINE LEGISLATURE

from the House: 9. .. 257. An Act
to amend sections Of Chapter 46 Of
the Revised Statutes relating to the
licensing Of persons engaged In the
lobster fisheries.
In the House Senate amendment 4
was rejected. and House amendment
A was adopted, and the bill passed to
be engrossed as amended.
On motion by Mr.. Peacock Of
Washington, the bill with amendment
was tabled.
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BY unanimouse consent the rules
were suspended and the following
Senate order was received out Of or
der.
Ordered. the House concurring that
when the Senate and House adjourn,
they adjourn to meet Monday. March
81, at 4.3o r. NJ.
The order received q passage in
concurrence.
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HOUSE

Saturday. March ~. 1919.
The House met according to ad-
journment and was called TO order
by the Speaker
Prayer by Mr.. Selinser Of Augusta.
Journal Of previous session read
and approved.
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From the House: Majority report
Of the committee on sea and shore
fisheries OF hit not to pass, on an
act to repeal SO much of the Revised
Statutes ant act amendatory thereof
as relating to granting lobster IL
ccnses.
Minority report Of same commit
tee ought to pass. on the same bill.
On motion by Mr.. Peacock Of
Washington the bill with accompan =
ing reports was tabled pending &C
ceptaace Of either report.
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nebee. Senator Gannett. The House
has Apbointkd Representatives Eaton;
Fagah and sfutehie
On fi.otish by M. Walket Of som
Srset. adjourned until neat Monday.
March 81. at 40 o'clock in the after
noon.
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sENATE
Saturday. March %.

Saturday. March 20. 1919.
Senate called to order by the Pres
ident.
Prayer by the Rev. A. F. Walch Of
Augusta.
Journal OF previous session read
and approved.
On motion by Mr.. Chick Of Ken
nebec, it was
Ordered. the House concurring. that
when the Senate and House adjourn
they adjourn to meet Monday, March
81, at 4.3O O'Clock in the afternoon.
Subsequently the Chair reported
that the House had passed the order
in concurrence.
Papers from the House disposed
of in concurrence.
From the House: S. D. 245, An Act
to provide for the fixing Of salaries
and wages of slbo!dinates Of the sew
eIai departments OF the State Gov
eminent.
In the House. House amendment A
WAS adopted
Mr.. BUTLER Of Franklin: Mr..
President. as ! understand TINS
amendment. it would bar the deputy
clerks from being considered. and
think I was tn" intent Of the COM
m.tt"e that they should be included
with the others and their salaries ar
ranged and adj lsted BY the Governor
and Council. t.. same as all the 9TH
crs not termed as deputy clerks.
| NOV" Wu iEsist and appoint a
committed If conference.
Tho mot, was agreed to and the
Chair apDointed az such committee
on tho part Of the Senate. Messrs.
Bate" Walker and Grant.
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House Bills in First Rsadina


An Act to assist in the commercial
utilization Of the dogfish.
On motion by Mr.. Thornton Of
Aroostook. the rules were suspended.
the bill was given its twp readings
and passed to be engrossed in con-
currence.
Resolve in favor of Harry A..
FoWlcs, secretary Of the committee
On school for feebleminded.
On motion by Mr.. Grant of Cum
berland. under suspension of the
rules the resolve was read twice and
passed to be engrossed in concur
renee.
An Act TO amend Chapter - Of
the Revised Statutes relating to Gin
ematograph and moving pictures.
On motion by MIR. Butler of Franz
lin. under suspension of the rules,
the bill was read twice and passed to
be engrossed in concurrence.
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An Act to amend Chapter 80 of the
Private and Special Laws OF 1915 ia
creasing the salary of the recorder
Of the Sanford Municipal court.
ON motion by Mr.. Cobb Of Kenne-
bee. under suspension Of the rules.
the bill was read twice and passed 10
be engrossed in concurrence.
An Act additional to Chapter OF
the Revised Statutes relating to the
burning of brush Oh. u. 1922.
On motion by Mr. Thornton. OF
Aroostook, under suspension of the
rules the bill was given it's two read
ings House amendment A was adopt
ed in concurrence. and the bill IS
amended was passed to be engrossed
in concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-31

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. cent a dose as a physic
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