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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-14
Box supper at Buford.

There will be box supper at Bu-
ford school house Friday night. Jan
uary II for the benefit of Bethlehem
church. The public is invited.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-14
On To Legislature.

Senator w. C. Hough and Repro
sentative III. II. Horton LETT yester-
day for Columbia for the opening
session Of the legislature today.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-14
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY

place' are not good. She is the wife
OF owen Moore, a picture film ac
tor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-01-14

Hampton Roads, having received his
discharge from government service.
Lieut.. Presley Allison returned to
Columbia today TO resume his studies
at the University of South Carolina.
Judge j. +. Mcdonald, OF Winns-
boro, was visitor in town Monday.
Attorney j. Harry Foster. OF Rock
Hill, was in Lancaster on business
Monday.
Rev. III. r. MurChison returned
Saturday to Columbia.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18

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Nt fhrI DNrUrH mrfrad 0f mrih
hau.l aeIuu n fhrsp garments. hnu
mU.h nrtl0f fu frnH ihem irius. ilt
.li. NNtIs .ftlf 'WIN mNI 800 iIff
lrrr wlrrr thr uH meir hn in
.HfDHs women HUI naN OhnIr0n
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no'N tnr Wneh NUrN - tu MaIch
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itres ENuis ne WeN NFht Nafm e1U.
nHi tannsI anH nfnri tlld- ~ .iuil
fam which fu make garment, fn wee
bahI.a TleNluF ahestug 4Hd Dian
BEES wuolcn goods sri Shores ol every
tlfD 800 asked fuI Arl -.ran ieaihol
coos nD 1dyanfiaeouu1 unfl fol rr
naN4ug footwear Since lhc clothes
$3.50 zoo th' hardest knd of vrnr ouly
.t.DHg durable garments should Co.,
sent rnr refugees nf Europe rln find
nu Han foI ballet shippers n fimsl bail
rNwns Make suui RIfo uurNrHi
DHfmpnf. however need not bo lu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18

Ihr 5000 DFr. rrH nui people n
orr niNsi countries nfe dlinN frun tn.
results ni wnr luat ts surolf HH r thrF
were stun being moved DOWN ht huwIf.
sor. an0 krupp gums Tho, must have
feod and clothing in Noiheiu France.
nciaum ltdf NoumHnia Serbia.
GfcDro Montenegro Palestine Alha.
nm. CfrrhO SluvatiH nnl POLAND inH
n,If OF fonaf is so vast ihuf Geo. main
problem rln hr cnpel WlfN nnlF hF
government measures Hut ,tr Nal
unhio 4ll onu hr rendered hF lnr iict
Gross lud accordingly iu millions of
members and fhc American people nt
large. Wlll he asked go donate thrir
rasi or riofhnR clothing which VIII
prove genuine God -ssnd to thc war
sufferers Herbert Hoover head of thn
European Relief Administration. Hnd
uu ltrd Gross representative abroad
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18

Mrs :. a. Mount.
Editor
PRONE o6e
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18

Girls Friendly Soo,oty--
( M,m Nle MM#h national ueu
fcafl of tnr Gnit r.IeuaN socIoff
with headquarters 900 Ncw forh .Unkr
AHt nght N d reception eIsDn u nrf
honor 900 ul. Nueres hotel WliH tDf
Nouug aomDn 0f ino iarl .orrit n.,
ing aH hnsfrrtrs ln Don lHih AllaH
/ Marsh tod PARTICULARS oi tHe NnIt
n leNaH and cent HN n SIAN AM
7 tonic va ho different branches
\ Ie orHsniE'd uio federation aua
WhcIe ALSO O. arsc home Goo guH .e
\ maintained
Mlss Marsh bias been ln Tos1s snoe
/ January ip ihc interest ~ ihr ulsaui
/ cation ana sine states 'a.f ruultt "a
/ permanent fleld SECRETARY lni Texas
VIII he appointed
I Miss Marsh spoke aIeu ~ rr H
holiday houses far thr gitis located on
I the seaside BOB the mountains Hnd ul
| IA lakes She thinks that ONE of cheese
II holiday houses may nusHihlN ue located
IN Corpus christi There aIo sos du
II lcrenf Departments nf wufk Aud thl
members ~ thc lorti snoioN actor "a
\ year of probation service ww aN-
cn scr.icr hHdsrs 20 admission iriu
me organE8tlnn
II Aiiss Aia 3D. OiNsci hr Saws Nf NaN
/ me "Iet us rosoho tn hr sweat ln ,Is.
ION incnil, u action and radasi n
\ purpose
Mrs , n Haun Be- tnn Director ~
tho local aocicfy with A0H NrnI
. nowcn presdcnt Mits SrnHa MrDN
WcrcHty ana Miae DootA keniie
\ treasurer.
In addition to Miss Mal.hs itiA. "a
program of muaioal numhtrs Qua nf
I fcadinss was rendered wiih ur ~.
\ Sykes. presiding
y Airs Ga Ree pfelfier played nnoi-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18
HARD ON SHOES?
THEN READ THIS

Il marched through the mud a.
Flanders. through q fargo part 81 me
Lorraine sectors and lastly from
chateau lhicrrv 60 Fismcs and mg
SHOES with Nc3hn S0lcs are stan In
goud condition For five months
aliernatcd thcsc shoes with two other
pairs. which are now worn out. hui
shc Nedhn Soles look as ID they had
another five good months OF wear lelt
~ them Written hy Lieut. Edrcflv
Austin American tNpctifionari Forces.
francc-oClobcr llth. 1918.
This is exceptional service. an army
mon VIII agree Civilian rarely give
thor shoes usage guch as this. bat Ii
they are hard ON shoes. and want 90
cut their shoe bills down. let them trv
Neohn.solcd shoes These shoes are
ohiainable M most shoe stores in
many good styles for men, women and
children.
Or have yogf old shoes -botiomcd
with Nc6in Soles You viii find these
scientifically made s0lcs are comfort.
able and waterproof as well as long
wearing They are made hy The
Goodyear Tire s. Rubber Co.. Akron,
Ohio. who also make Ningloo, liccis
guaranteed 20 outwcar al other heels.
1ie0lin Soles
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18
Our option expires March both
James Y. Player, Jr.
IUW be at the Nueces Hotel to receiUe sub
scriptiOns until 10 p. m. Tuesday, Mar. rs

lake all checks payable TO VIM HARRIS MEL
SON, trustee. 1902 River Ave. San Antonio Texas.
Il. SIhe Crawford Well - miles southeast OF
us making oil and gas showing at about $500 feet The
Duke-Knowes, Hog Greek aud other big producing
wells are about 3 ID miles northeast Of as.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18
No Stock
+ or $ ale

hold option on 100 acres of the most valuable
oil acreage in Comanche County, c. II. iamn Survey
No. 4l1l6lOOO feet south of the Manhattan Petroleum
Company well now drilling at 1900 feet Entirely sur
rounded bl acreage owned by the Empire, Sinclair
Gulf and RoNana Companies and passed by biologists
for these companies If the Manhattan well in
our acreage will be worth 100000 TO 100000 per
acreand a few hundred dollars invested would make
q small fortune.
have created lrusteeship with VIM. Harris Mel
son. 1902 River Ave, San Antonio, Texas, trustee
and viii issue certificates of interest al 5000 per
Other acreage in the Duke Field is being Offered at $500
per and more. Buy many on half-acle IN
teres YOU afford We believe this is the best oil
proposition offered in Texas We know we have
wonderful chance.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18

Head ras cales e, ass
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-18
SOCIE Y,
CLUBS, CHURCHES

phonrd thc oiltor noi
later uhn afternoon publication
following incoming
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
BOY INJURED WHEN
AUTO STRIKES HIM

Johnny Murphy Of aailcseH KNOCK
&c over Saturday Mc-nins On Ma
esr St-sst-lsft Lag Brnxen-Sus-
ferer Taken tS Augusta Genera
Hospital
Master John Murphy. IT. aged he
tween and Eea-s. snr of PnsrmHster
Jarn AGH-phy CT EaIlGwen. is 4 patient
al The Augusta General Hospital SUI
1ertns f-Dn injuries rsceivea al about
Z 0'ciDck Saturua- forenoon when he
as knocked over by ar automobile
about n Hrunt ef rhe Mime Farmer
building On Water street N Augus-l
II ID understood that the Little fellow
came OH CT q stare n COMPANY with
other people WIN were with nm. and.
sHesng someone he knew on the oppo-
SIZE SIDE o. the street. made a dash ID
croEE the street In doing &c he ran
directly n t-un- CT q approaching Ru-
tau1b ie, which struck him ana knock
ed h1r2 over. He was pscksd I'D and
taken ever thsArlrer n an smbulznce
ID the Augusta General hospital. where
IL Ezas found that he had sustained 4
pracrE-e Of both bones az the left leg
and a hruiEs on he head. Els in5u-
rIsE were attended 70 and ne war made
as comfortable as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
GOLFLINKS AT CASTINE
OVER HISTORIC GROUND

Harold a Allan q ne State EdB-
carirnal Department who i2as oeen
n at+Endznce FIR some weeks nj the
Taachers' Conference III Casrire.
occupied his spare moments n play
ING gul1. Ee said that II playing
over the CastIne links. rae gals=r
passes over land which has been
TauEt- Ipon hv the soldiers Of three
centuries and where was located one
0f the earliest settlements q Amer
Ca ante6aLing the landing CT the
Pilgrims by half 4 dozen years
The start Of the game il ON The
rampa-S Of a fort buiE by the Brit
isn ever 100 years age after they
had driven the American troops u.
the Peninsula Of Casrine- The golt
course crosses and rec-osses the
bounds Of Fort George, the redouh1s
and moars of which furnish hzzaris
Il the most 61mcuir sort and rhez
Z passes rife pits and batrery ioca-
Iiuns III other points On the peninsula
which were rsed by the British and
French and AnericRns IN various
va-z.
Mr. Allan said the Czscne gnl-
course II ciassed with the famous
Kebc Valley links NJ Bar HErb1r
and these OF the Poland Spring
HOUSE. TIE erection Of n sc. B80 club
house is cuu1empiafa6-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Arrest Igfher Mssuirs for Sealing
Car IN ursrn-cartu1 Made n z
A. ~ Sunday, a5cut u Minutes
After Pafire Were kc<Thee
The police did an earty morning
job Sunday when they arrested enc
Luther Mcguire OF jefferson for The
larceny Of a FGrc GER belonging -
Union. and everything considered
the job done by the cfncers was q
quick one II WAS LIS o'clock sun
day morning when n mesaage was
resolved ~ headquarters giving no
rice CT the theft Of the machine. and
NJ c'clock the boys had rounded
I'D Maeusre and had him iDcked up
for SAFE keepsng. and had also re-
covered the machine With Ma
gnire was bog Stewart Dearcey
Is years old, also cf JeEerscn. -
whrn Mcguire had given a ride
sheriff Bend Of Cninn was nori-
aed II the capture. ana came over
10 Augusta Sunday mDrr1nE, and On
has return On Tnian tsnaK the boy and
the CIR with him- Mcguire In srasl
i0rked ~ ~ thu puzzc1 station ani
VIE - gtven . henrfnE rizzn nnrn1nE
befurs thu mun1Eipal csurr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
POLICE ARREST TWO
POSSIBLE BAD MEN

Saturday Morning - Taken <-rn
Ronrr ~ Hartford +5ouse-Has A.
seral with Neutrality-suspicious. Nor
n Conrstaen Saturday ID Appear in
Coart-Men May Have Soaring
This Mnrniar
The pnIice have in clrstDd- AZ the po-
ice station rive rlen wiao ware arrested
Saturday morning al the Ea-rforS.
House ny 0fHEers-aZichaeI Bnidac and
Ham Fox under circumstances IF =
sCmEwha- SENSATIONAL ra1u-e. - whom
nr1 G-11a Is Known but who are sus-
pected CT account CT some Of the
things which we're found IN their Dos
session of heing dangerous characters.
The men, wiss were arrested IN their
roon 81 TIA hgIsl, were found ID have
. verEt1fie arsenal N Their possession
One, WIN gDrs the name OF Fred
Darling and claimed 70 haTR 10 hGzne,
had under his plSlDw N -aS-cRllDer Ear
rilE1an * Richardson revolver Of the
Smith & u ssson model with n 1D-inca
barrsl and ever chamber loaded. while
II ! GRIP he had another revolver Of
- caIber. also al ample supply OF
ca--id--e s for each. The other man
one CT the places CT residence winch he
gave WAS Liverpool, Eng Daring was
arrested fer threatening u sheet girl,
and Smith for Waurun behavior. The
two men MADE nn resistance when a.
res. ed, evidently being taken very mncn
by surprise and ware soHn, aiken 10
the police station and lDcksd NJ.
The arrest was made AZ tina request
OF voung wprnG who called a. The
E-zrinn early Saturday morning. bur
she was sick al thzt tine. evidently
having been duped- and had tr cnve \
doc+ur She was a3sc very nervous and
did NOT suficisrt1- recover the normal
canGsrirr during the day 10 appear
against the prisoners. She WIS much
better, however Saturday night and
Il in pruhable that the prisoners VIII
he given n hearing tbs Monday morn
ing befrrs the municipal cru-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
SQUIRREL ISLAND

Judge William Penn whS1ehouse n
Augusta Is the guest of his son At
tornsy Robert Treat wheathocse Fl
this resort
Nathan Fits Of View Haven. Cenn-
has joined his family At L,Arico cur-
IaEs Tor two weeks vacation.
Mrs. s. 8. Brooks and dau-hr=r
Miss Daisy Brooks Of Augusta, arr
the guests Of local friends.
Na-irg Carriagrpn OF Newark. a.
j., has joined his family al Happe-
aaise cottage for an August cutting.
Miss Sarah Augusta Hyde Of Bath
is the guest 0f Mrs. Francis Adams
al her cottage
The second baseball gnsne cf the
series between the Bucthbay Ha-sbur
team anc the Squirrel Island rine.
was played On Tuesday afne-rooa
and resulted II victory fur the visi-
1o-sby = score of L. I'd 4 Howard
F. Cr0wel and Bob Davis pitched
fnr the local team and Thomas Proc
TOR caught. Davis vsn. IA too h.e
n rhe game. but was quite effective
Sprague and Lieut.. Wass were the
uznpires-
WEE1a White Of Wakefield. Mass.
is the e1est Of his parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles H White. IT their cut-
Eage.
The services n the Island chapel
were conducted On Sunday morning
hy Rev. Herbert p. woodanx az Brat
tieboru, It -he musical service vu<
under the direction uf Mrs.. George
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

AZ extensive piece Of work q the
construction line which VII Soon
ne commenced n the CITY VIII be
LnS erection Of a nurses home fur
me Use Of the nurses Il The Augusta
STATE hospital II is expected that
the work On the building VIII be
commenced the COMING fan, although
probably VIII not be cuEple1ed be-
Tore another SPITE.
Il VIII be remembered t-rar the
Ia-sl legislature appropriated the sun
q S-e'- zoe for new construction al
Inc Augusta State hospital The
anoInt however WIS not large
enough 19r what the trustees Of the
INSTITUTION had n mind and z was
DECIDED . hull6 a nurses home for
NE use Of the nurses vino are err
plCT7d a. me hospital. Of whorn
there are about 60 Harry & Ceomns
u Lewiston Is the architect Of the
new guiding. the ERECTION Of wiich
VIII probably cost betweer s-5 600
md s1nn 900
The home" VII he Of Colonial
style, RI brick construction wrh
EraI--a trimming. the constrnctiun
beng What Is known zs sE-us- fire
proof- The location VII b. nrrrh
az tie main group u hospital build
I1Es. Z 1-0ct CT and about midway
between The tall Chimney Of the
boiler house and ina old arsenal
building known as the Burleigh pa
WHOM, aaS VII command a west
err Outlook overlooking the Ksnae-
bee river. The main entrance of
the hume vii probably be Il line
with that Of the State House on the
west side ot the river.
In the basement Of the building
VIII be q Trunk roou far the nr--
ses. q gymnasium, and probably
lRrsr a swimming pool VIII be 10
Gated there On the first floor vii
De reception -oou and rooms for
rhe nurses while N the second Hoor
VIII be Z kI-cheaerLe fer the use Of
the nurses. and also more rouEs.
Al the floors viii be thoroughly
equipped with every requirement for
the use Of the nurses, and the build
ing VIII make fer them an ideal
nurre. Such a building has long
besr needed. The nurses are nov
chartered in the same buildings
with the patients, which denies
-hem many privileges that should be
heirs when Of duty. and r is feif
that the building vii furnish them
: WIFE eua--srs which win n reality
be u them q home" II every sense
Of the word
! Plans and specifications are being
prepared and VIII soen pc submit
rHo- Work OF TIE building VII be
commenced as socr as possible AFT
er the car--ar- Is awarded. and as
stated above the building VIII be
cunpie1sd and ready far occupancy
by another spring.
The building committee II CON-
posed Of Eon- Howard L Keyser Of
Greene. chairman Charles Z Smith
ct Newport and James ". Beck OF
Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

ErnssS Frsech ~ csupsris Mills ID
Ffnsa - asa c.sts sn ankuraay IN
hsaseirni cssrs-Appsnis
The ar1Enraan &C rhe MzzaEipal
crurt WIS taken I'D 1nrrrdxy xfnzr-
ncan ny nm au1uDoizile czne N wnich
ane Ernest r. French sf CDopsr's
Mills Was arzignsd se1ors fhe cezzrf
10 answer ID the charge &c tn reck-
lesE ar1rzng of an RusannAlle On
NsGnesdzg, July 2, an xlae raad -
tween CocpEs Mills and Wseaks Mills
On which eccasinr z was xIlsEzG that
ne ram hls machine aEninst ane Dwn-
I'd and driven by Josuph 0uiznzn Of
Neeks Malas- damaging IN 1aaner
machine Mr.. QRinnHm VIVA rzpre-
ser1sa by Bu-ieigh MARTIN. while Mr.
Frencn Was represented hy Frank
Southland Of the Office uf wfIliaz1suu.
Burleagn d Mclean and by advice ID
h1s counsel walved q reading q the
wa-ran- and PLEADED most xrs1ry
Il came ou1 N the rnsf1znpry that
Mr- 0UznoEn was On his way .hnme
n mas autuno1lle. between and 9
o'ciock n the aenernoan in quesrinn
and as hs arrived at a cnrnsr -
wnacn branch r0ad Led f-uu Ine nne
which he was following. suuefshinx
which proved 10 be the cz- WHICH
III French was driving struck his
car On the rsRr end, although he did
not Know Il AT the time, and that
TIE erfvsr OF the other ear, Mr..
french, 6l6 not stop 10 see whether
ne naC
nol oE1 kept IN his way, rsaat the
s1a-1naD car had hole punched N
IL tank and thar q spare tire which
WIS carried On the rear END of the
ear was Knocked ~ and lost "a the
grass by the roF Esi7e. and WINS NOT
found Until some time atrerward. Mr.
tlEi12am aaso had several witnesses
10 slaszRrtlate hin claim thar he
was driving slowly 1T the time and
That ne was an the right side Of rhe
-oRa
Mr.. French. IN addition To his gw,
lf.sHlnony, hsAa q young wuran nam
ed Kelley, VINE was riding WIN him
IN The dRy Of the accident Included
Il her testimony was the srztemsrr
that Mr.. QHirnam was driving Sas
and that M French was driving
SLOWLY But had been enaeavurinr FIR
Raj hour before the acciaent hap
Peneo 70 drive past the Qnsunarn
CIR. but IL could net be saiE thar ne-
nesr,nony did thu respondent n x,sn~
dsal II gDpd, nor did ris ewn. ara
al rne close Of the hearing the court
EnEnc him guilty. and Imposed a fine
al Szs and costs or 30 days in jnL. Al
aDpeal was taken fr1rn the senrence
OF the court and n bond Furnished =
The snE Of ssne for sppearsrrs>at rae
the september term u the superior
court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

hussness Suspended, McMzushsr~'s
snue Stsrs- Gardner, Maria Geine
Out OF Business
me Wakefield McEaHgr.en Shoe
sinre, tnr years Gardeners most re-
liable shoe merchants. have suspend
&c business and 4 In understood ckar
tlis entire shoe stock mnsf be sold
a. puhllc sale III Al early date. The
members Of the firm have decided
altar careful consideration To ciose
E aHt their shoe stock owing 70 the fact
inaS oznsr business interests are de-
nanc.ng their entire attention.
AZ yoa well know this stare has
euJoHeG the hest OF reputation always
careful N their selection OF stock.
aaa selling az the lowest possible
Prices consistent with good mer-
cnantise.
me store Is now closed to the
pnniE and rse stock IN the hands of
q r T1nos--s Of Portland. Maine.
New England's greatest bargain
si@sr Nj Tihber-E needs bur nrrle
n''nnac1lon 20 the people ct this
sscanr. lsecause his name In eync-
1sm -nr bargains" rs he has cnn-
"0clen Ills famous sales In every
sc1nn If New England and every
~as'e lis Efforts are crowned with
MaslrioUs success because 1he PEG
vac RnuW when Tibberts adverrises
As &c" and hock 70 his popular
Ass II participate Il the money
:. ing Bargains there offered
me g-End opening Of TINS going
~ d business sale VII be an
-oahcsa isesr n TING paper, and the
0cA VII be placed On sale II fery
-N u dollar and less than the
resent value.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Mrs. Esther M. French. widow IF
the late Berjanin r French. uassec
away Saturday moor al the home Of
aer daughter. Mrs. Robert Crafty, I1lz
Water street. aged - years and G
months The immediate Surviving
relatives besides the daughter are one
sister, Mrs Z. D. Pinxham Of Halo
wen and one grand daughter, NIL
riel G. French Of Gardner. Funeral
services VIII be held al O'Clock To-
DAY fruE the home IF Mrs. Rrbe-s
Grady, and the zutermeut VIII be
made at SnmerviIie- Lincoln cuuurr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18


The fire department was called su-
Afe sunday forenoon by III alarm a.
LIB from box Is. al the corner u
NnrIat.rr avenue and Washington
street the auto fire truck. HOOK (
Lacdsr No : and Hcse 2 responding
the alarm being due tn the dsscrvs-v
q IRE OF the roof Ct the twp-rene-nen-
house a G. Northern pvgrue owned ny
Pau, Dau1euI and OCCUPIED by Fed
jacques.
The trouble was ene IN the burn :
GUT OK chimney, he sparks trim
winch set IRE 20 the shingles On ne
ruc1 and burned over a SPACE PERM 2s
nve feet square Eo wafer was uEec
and the blnze was stepped BIZ acid t-un
Inc mig tank On the autn truck. The
oAmaEe % estimated Co be abru- sIR
The aI-our was srundsd n z CLOCK
noun-
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WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
ABANDONING HER CHILD

49, - -E~t8 bArfGT ~ SfEEtG AFTE51-
ed Saturday by Augusta Police and
@eic uneii Ana-cscosgin County
Officers Ccrns altar 1er
Mrs Lewis L Tayi0r IF Temple
was arrested Saturday II Augusta
BY the Augusta police On the charge
Of having abandoned her s-yeR- -oiI
child which e was alleged she rad
eft last Thursday, n a roorn Il a
hotel IN LIvErnore Fails. After her
arrest she claimed that her husband
had told her 70 get rio Of the chziG
Taylor II her second husband. y
wham- she claimed SATURDAY.. she
rad been married three years. The
family had just moved 10 Augusta
On SATURDAY, and had been IN ms
house but q short time when thew
were arrested Sheriff Stevens q.
= nooroscogEan came over 10 ANGUS
"a saturday evening and took Tay-
ior and his w1fe 10 Auburn jal,
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Honest Advertising.

HIS c We I'll hsr beczuse many people inclined
szaggga Yet has physician told you that claimed unreasonable
nnedl ask them We went answer
ourselves, know what the answer win BE-
That has n the to-day that claimed early
be found N Its increased
that It's standard viii be maintained.
limitations be found only because Of the Castua
nat MI Fletcher created But the genuine Mr. Fletcher
Honestly advertised Honestly placed before the public from which be Honestly
expects 10 receive his reward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Miss Hazel Taylor and Miss Eaxel
MeAnistsr have returned TO their
BONES IN the CITY. after q week's ssay
Al PirrstelG. where they attended the
annual summer school az the Chris
Liar Endearur.
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A'eoss s.u

looms travel II their rwn peril
Nnen s0cn mighty hunters IN Irv.-
fIneid and Frank Young are abroad.
Taey had huoch that Church hin
vas Iae proper Kind If coon crrurrv
ane 1ook q trip ID there Friday night
ana captured five of them. N zIzve.
IN one tree The largest weighs about
70 pounds and al are good. 1rxrv
specimens The hunters are pretty
vel satisfied with their iuck su ss-sy
N the season Friday being the first
cay on Wnlch cuon hunrlnE was law
tai Il Maine.