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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-12
IISio and PauIsen's "APache
Dance" on Ice mt Heaiys.

The new 1919 edition of "The VIC
tory Revue" at Thomas Healy's Golden
Glad"s Is attracting capacity audiences
rhtly Those who have viewed the
pe.o during tho past week unani-
;nously agree that It is by far the most
elaborate musical entertainment ever
offered under the guise of restaurant
show.
Tine revue has been strengthened
with the engagement OF Elsie ana
pauls'n, the sensational ice skating
team. Just fresh from "A Western tour
They will offer an Apache Dance on
skates that equals any performance
s3er witnessed on ice.
For the regular Ice show Mr.. Healy
has assembled a galaxy OF interna-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-12

RoFESSOR ALBERT BUSH
. NELL. HART, 80. pays the fol-
lowing tribute in the Harvard
Crimson to his Classmate, Col.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

--rsnceS Win small minority OF ch0-
employees ! would assert tina: a; q
meeting IF executives ~ the text.ls
mills q lawrence Jals afternoon -our
lette- was mostly carefully studied anc
he whole situation Was reviewed in III,
rs rsoec-s
As a result he manufactures unaa.
IrnonslT came 10 The conclusion that n
though hey were always ready TO meet
and confe- with their owa arrniuves IN
any ordinary industrial dispute. .her
can auT agree n ieave 10 Arbitration
an lssae like ma: nov presented which
Z their judgment. -nenaces nor only 70
future Of the textile industries Of our
corn'rlori wealth but he verv foundation
@ our a American fa--n Of government
The manufacturers. n order 70 nlac.
fhe maT-er n The cIesr=si light before
YOU and the feIlow-cit.sens are pre-
la-lng q detailed statement Of the sttu-
anon as II appears IA them which VII
within a tew days ne ready .or sub
mission TO you Meanwhile BE assure
t,iat ne naHuta -t4rs-s a9p-acihte you
earnest desire % BRING ABOUT a sa..s-
Tactorv ad1 I.sr-neni and ne complete
v:ndica ton o. law and order n Law
renee
-'Slncp~piT prs
WINTHROP :. MARTIN, se~
''To- the Committee 81 lawrence Nan
lfac1urers
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40 Million
Suit Against
Omaha Packers

Omaha. NetIr.. April IA carnage
suit for $50 oOc zoe was dled a. l-1o
. clock Wednesday, alga: with the
clerk Of he district court by Jona ..
Talser attorney far Louis Osborn
Fs-snr an Grace Osborn. sisters
naming among rs defendants the
packing houses % Omaha
The pet:,lon charges grand con-
spiracy NJ the part Of certain organ
cations n ne United States and
England . def-aud the public, and
SIS tnr.A he use Of a patent which
the petition states belongs 70 Louie
Osborn Ea-son and Grace Qsbon
This patent TIE petition Alleges.
has oeen used 70 great advantage by
ne defendants II making a biscuit
If winch the principal ingredients
are pork and beans.
Two q The Defendants are desis-
Mod as John Doe. M = ana Joe
Doe Nc. ." These desl E1aIions apply
to a! publishers who cnnsri-e 70 nd
que ana give unfair and untrue
statements Of ;-4e plaintiffs and of
an u ne pia1n-3@ proceedings
v-.cn may De alleged = the proceed
incs
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Bay State Governor Takes
Steps Looking to Speedy
Settlement at Lawrence

Boston April -0-zover1ur Cool
idGe -eQ Tested the State Board Of
Cancellation and Arbitration tonight
70 investigate ana repor. upon the
t-y Il Lawrence where he sad "a
serious situation Exists, very expen-
sive 20 the CITY Of Lawrence aac dis
turolng % the pence Of the common
weaath"
The governor LOCK This acton up
OF receiving i letter from Winthrop
L Marvin secretary ~ the commit
tee 81 Lawrence Manufacturers
which. said the manufacturers car
not agree 10 leave TOR arbitration an
issue like Iha. now presented" Nj
Marvin,s letter was N reply 10 one
from the governor urging the manu-
farcare-s 10 Join win the strikers
and submit their difficulties ID the
arbitration Of Henry 3 Enulcot-
= very much regre1" Gov Cool
sogs sad tonlghi, THAI Il has not
A9t-SAI AtoSSiibc ~ bild-u lbf
As j letter from the manu- acrurers
MAKES :: pia1n they cannot agree u
.H,s. the only remedy left IS to order
al INVESTIGATION provided FOR ~ Seq
-lcn u al i Z 2c- relative - the DOW
e.rs and duties Il the STATE Board q
Arbitrator and Concllla1on- I an
therefore requesting The State Board
% proceed forthwith 20 investigate
and report upon the present contro-
versv n lawrence. which Il nv opya-
ION seriously affects and threatens
seriously % affect the public wei
fare.
~ e vary difficult 20 judge q these
matters rom the outside and nv
opinion may not be right i IS OBJ
vious. however. tha. a serious sItua =
ION exists, very expensive % the cry
Of lawrence and disturbing 10 The
peace az the Commonwealth If /, IS
due TO any possible InJrs-sce u the
Industrial and economic conGlt4onS Of
our manufacturing establishment
we desire 70 know i n order thai We
may correct II. i il is -asuii nf
concerted action by lawless ipdIvlu
lats desiring 70 fonent clscord and
defy the constituted authority Of the
people wa WISH - know that II or
Ger tina: II may De stamped OUT or
# !, De : combination Of both these
clements that. Ino should be ascer-
tanned and rsznedled."
GOV. Coolidge also received a letter
from Henry 3. Nndicott setting forth
his Willingness 10 withdraw ms Offer
% ar. as a-olter n the lawrence Sit
uaton and 70 urge any named by the
manufacturers 20 undertake 10 settle
me differences.
The ietie- Of me manufacturers 20
Governor -onIlcEe follows:
In response 10 your reuues, ~ Apr
The. the textile manufacturers Of
lawrence CONSIDER the question Of SUB
nitr.ng 70 arbitration the present dit-
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nth DIVISION TO
RETURN HOME
IN ONE CONVOY

Washington Aar.l 1a--he War de-
aa!-ne1lt ms instructed ire army en-
na-kar1on afti=a-s n France 70 return
II one convoy The -nI-re 1-th New
Ynrk National A-Dyl Division = DOS
sjele, or as large 4 par OF / as may
De possible with the available ship
ping. This action was taken = CON
nec.3un WIN plans for the parade or
-he division n New York Ci.y.
Should the transports bringing The
division arrive n New York WITHIN
reasonable .;rre al eaca other. 4 was
announced officially -hRi he depart
.nent would parade n New Tork city
Z. one time either the entire division
or the .aTgesI number possible % It's
units. ans would guarantee u parade
he remaining units SEPARATELY r y
S desirable
The war department; made public he
following telegram sent ny me acting
secrs1arr Of me navy today 70 Geor-e
Gordon Battle D New York:
Answering yoUr telegram regarding
parade II --el Division N New York.
me wa- depA--! ent. IS IN favor Of ms
parade being held our difficulty * due
d the 4acf hat a parade Of the cam
pIere dlr:sion -signi make necessary
ne holding re--ain units which may
arrive long before the date Set FOR the
aalance If e divisinn. thus prevent
ne the dem opiliEa11c Of men who e-s
as1lpus 70 &c, their discharges ana dts
arranging ourOent.re schedule c: de-
rnoDiiizstin IN The New YORK disrr g.
The department mas already ca bled
Ger Earnoard 20 return N one CONVOY
this whole division Or as large d par
Of i as is possible with the shipping
at ms disposal should the snips ~
rive IN New York within reasora bic
ti-ne af each other the department. VII
parade n New York Ci-v a: one -:me
either me entire division ~ ne argos.
number pnssihse IF The units neiong!,g
% II. and VIII guarantee 70 parade he
remaining units separately j. il IS de-
sired
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SEC. DANIELS TO
RETURN MAY II

Washington. April 1u-Secreta.-y Ian
iels ana his three chief technical ad-
Users WHO are con:e---ns with allied
acrnlralry officials overseas as % the
future type Of capital ship, avlR-lnn
anc other important matters. proDa olv
will 5.a-, home May - on the trans
por- Leviataan
Acting Secreia-v Roosevelt received :
dispatch today from Paris SAVING tia.
NJ. Daniels planned 70 complete ms
TRIP abroad with 4 visit 70 England
arriving April "A. The sec-eta--. the
1ispa-ch said. was RECALLED from Rune
% PARIS ny important business bat rne
other members Of The party remained
n Italy ana completed their visit.
Nj Daniels and his pa--T viii meet
n rhaurnonI. the American army head
quarters. mex: MonGa- and Will pro-
ceed from there on q visit along the
battle 'front.'. They expect 70 spend
Easter with the American troops al
cphIenz and then visit BRUSSELS and
ZeenruEEe On their way to England
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General Strike
Now in Force
at Madgebarg

Aadgahurg, Arr Nv ecnesday-
81 ne Associated Press The
strike winch began mere several Gays
ago. Today was Almost genera All
The large -ac:o-,es were cIos+d and
the street cars were forced 10 stop
running, Il Is belse-ee certain ina,
a majority If he workers are against
The strike and were coerrsd tnt1 II hr
me independent Socialists ana Com
nunist farces.
A s+c-et vote taken sr he men VINO
quiz wnrE e SAID 70 nave been over
whelning.y n favor n returning -
work
-oo1ars ana robbers continue their
dep7eda,3cns -h-v have -a1sacktd
the American Fed Cross aepot and
o1herstore houses and the rood pro
hle.n aene = becoming c~rlca.
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B & N Shows
Net Profit Of
Million

Boston April 3o--he annual re-
port Of the Boston & MarEe Railroad
for the year ending Lee. s. 1913
which was made p-hlic Today showed
a net profit of s-,ss-5l4 IS aga.ns,
a dencit Of s479,SS4 in 1917. Oper-
aIing expenses were SEE. 40l.1l0, an
increase Of sl9-cssI-ts over the pre-
cediag year but the toC-I revenue
was s-aI4- 6c! and Increase If So
$50 s4-.
The income account for revenue
due the company Inde- It's contract
with the Z aiied States Railroad Ad-
nInisf-atlor showed i tota! non-op-
Grating income Of slo,SSI .3ss De-
ductinns for railroad operations tax
acc-7sals. rent fer leased roads IN
terest charges etc. tolaIied s1a,-3s,
46R. leaving a ner income Of s:26,9sa.
The surplus was sl7a,5Zl after apply
ing S56.s6a 70 sinking and other re-
serve T1nds.
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:. s. TROOPS In ARCHANGEL GROWING
RESTLESS==ONE COMPANY REBELS
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS IMPRESSED
Murdered
in Mexico

Washington. April 1a--E5win Z.
Morgan. Al American citizen. was
murdered at Chlvela. A. niles from
Saliua-C-..Z. Mexico, CEN the night Of
April s. according 70 advices 10 The
state department today
The state department ha:e ordered
an Investigation IF The c-1me as dis
patches thus far received. II was SAID
failed 70 reveal whether q Rebel band
was responsible.
Morgan was manager Of the CHI
vela estate Of La. KH acres On the
TetrunauIepec railroad. owned by
George c. Wright Of Aaasas City,
Nc
Morgan, The dispatches received
by me department today, stated. WIS
accompanied by Manuel RUIZ.
Spaularc. -ho also WIS Murdered
The TWO men were sad, by he DIS
patches. to have been captured
searched and robbed before beng
shot 10 death. Both bodies were said
10 have shown marks Of other vtu-
hence
American Consul RuIineha- Al.
SaIiaa Cruz, notified the DEPARTMENT
that he had designated 4 rnembe- If
his stag 70 represent The consulate
al the funeral If Morgan, which -ooA
place a. San Geronimo.
Morgan wife lives al Houston.
Tax, and a brother, ohm J Morgan.
lives a. Columbus q.
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Specifically Provides That It is
Not to Be Affected by the
Provisions OF Covenant

Paris. Apr 1O-(By the Associated Press)-
The League Of Nations commission adopted to-
night new section to the covenant specific
ally providing that the Monroe Doctrine is not
to be affected by the provisions Of the coven-
ant
E NJ House
It expected that the japanese amendment also would
be brought up again tonghts meeting The Presidents
call Baron Maxine head the japanese decoration to-
day, mad bearing this amendment.
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Saare Valley
Under League
For IS Years

Paris April 1e-Frovision that me
League Of Nations shall. exercise gen
eral SUPERVISION Of the sa-re valley
for PERIOD Of fifteen years was con-
tanned n -ae settlement Of the sa.--e
valley problem effected Wednesday by
the council ST four
This important change IN the plan
sor the political administrator Of the
region beca NE known todav Al The
end % a ffteen-reA- period a plenIs-
clt@ VIII % taken TO determine the
wishes of ne Inhabitants rega-d;ng
the eut-ue form of government The
change waS made 20 avoid ANNEXATION
and 70 establish me principle Of
INSTRUMENTATION
France is gwen economic ron r-ol
OF The cual fields Of the Sar-e val!er
up 10 an amount ID rsconpense he-
for the losses sustained from German
Occupation Of the coal delds Of nor
them France.
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TRANSATLANTIC
.ARPLANE MAKES
TRIAL FLIGHT

81. Johns. \. 2. April 1H--he
Sopwith a;rpiane. n which Leuter-
ant Harry 9. Havke- aad Lieut.,
Commander Mckenzie Grieye plan
70 a5tenp. a trans Atlantic fight
his month. made Is drst t-.al light
Today, soaring over the cry.
The plane remained n The II. for
I half hour, fylng al 4 height Of
! D0o fee, and a, a speed Ct 1eo miles
an hour The machinery worked
smoothly and thu new wireless equip
menT met AL tests SATISFACTORY
Only IS per cent o. the $50 gallons
CO paciTy Of stroi was carried.
TIE governor and other officials
viii lnspec, The craft tomorrow and
the Atlantic run Will he made as
soon thereafter as weather VIII pei
nit
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TENDENCY TO MTNY

Washington. April 1a--he War
Department issued tonight an ofscla.
Statement. confirming Associated
Press aavices from ArcaangeI tina.
what amounted to 4 murny occur
rad among the American troops
there On March 50. A COMPANY If IN
1ant-y, the message stated. fused
70 eurain for the front until person
ally urged to DC so oy Colonel George
E Stewart. commanding the Amer
can contingent Open threats Were
made Of genera. nutiuy unless
definite statement from Washington
Insurlng early withdrawal was forth
coming
The iex. Of the pa-aph-ass Of the
code message dated March 81 fol-
lows. the department hacing elm
mated only Identification Of the com
pany and certain military lofor-na
non not bearing On the incident.
= estercay morning, March 60 4
company Of infantry. having -acsiv-
ed orders 70 the Railroad front, was
ordered out Ct barracks for the pur-
pose Of packing sleGs for The Zip
across the river To the railroad sta
ton.
The non commissioned oTnce-s
who were n charge If the packing
seon reported 70 the officers thar the
men refused 10 obey A, ms, SOME
of the officers took charge and al
the men except one, began RELUCTANT
" 10 pack after i considera Die de-
lay. The soldier who continued 10 re-
fuse Wa. placed n confinement Col.
Stewa-- having been sent. arrived
and had the men Assem- led 10 tax
with them.
pom the condition mat tie prs
oner above mentioned vas released.
the nec agreed u sc. This was done
and the company then proceeu.-u 70
the railroad station and eatrasred
there fer the front. That they would
not go % the front line positions was
openly stated by the men, however,
and they would only go 10 oboze--
skaya. They also atad that genera.
muuny would sooE follow If there
was not some definite statement
forthcoming from u asningron with
regard 70 the removal Of American
troops rom Russia al the earliest
possible dare"
Continued on Pare -Co.. -
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May Offer to
Feed Russia if
Stop Fighting

director general Of ne iurer-aIlle6
relief organization, has requested
Or. F-edtjof Nanse head Of the
Norwegian food mission 70 the
United States. - become chef Of an
international neutral COMM ssion %
investigate the possibility Of feeding
Russia m condition Of the cessation
Of hosalitaes n Russia. according 70
a dispatch TO the Exchange -eie-
graph Co. from Copenhagen
The dispatch says thai so, oFl. =
COO monthly viii be required for the
carrying out of ten orabie.n.
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10 ARMY NURSES
GIVEN MEDALS
BY FRENCH GOVT

I asnlnE-on, A1-il 1U-Ten army
2 rises nave oeer awarded LIE Mad
ale : t5orn u ees ApideInics oy he
F--ncn government American Red
C-pss neaduuar.e-s hera was ADVISED
touAr The presentation ce-ernnny
took place a. Fad cross military hos
plIa! No H. AutsuiI, u the presence
If distinguished gathering. .: chi
Gers Of ne American Mecica. Corps
ana seven enlisted men u ne army
receiving the decoration al the same
me.
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SALVATION ARMY
WARNS AGAINST
WORK MPOSTERS

Boston, April -h.-CoiOnel Adam
Clifford. commander Of the Salvation
Army forces u New England, issued
a stz1e0ent today warning the
public against lmposfers who have
been collecting money On the pre,sx.
Of seeking funds for the Salvation
Army hone-servlce fund. Col. Clifford
sad the campaign would not open
for a month or more and that no enc
had been authorized 70 make coIlec-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Wash1nEean- April lp-Accepta0ce
ey the Ra-4-oad Administrator az the
steel prices agreed upon by The rep
resenrat1yes IF ne Industrial Board
and the industry were definitely and
formally --tustd roday Is Di-ec.or-
Genera. Hines. TIE ref asal was an
nounced AFTER M H3nes rad confer
red with Chairman George Y. Peek
Of the board
The G1-ec-or-ganera. decision an
aounceu as ina. was based On the
grounds mat the rrlces as agreed W.
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GOVT. RECOGNIZES
RIGHT EMPLOYEES
TO ORGANIZE

n 1shlnE-on, April 1D.-The TIGHT Of
employees 10 organize and bargain
collectively was recognized by the
IL Labor Board todav n At award
n the case Of the International Braid
Co. Providence. r. / A recommen-
datlon was tha. the corpalv racog-
alze employees committees n dis
cusslonS If disputes
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LEAGUE COMMISSION RECOGNIZES
MONROE DOCTRINE IN new SECTION
Railroad Administration
Refuses Steel Prices Agreed
Upon BY Board andSteel Men

OF are 100 HI taa- ne Industrial
Board IS Without power "a impose
them upon the EaiI-n2d ADM nist-a
ton and taSt the return Of HI prices
20 normal vii D. seriously -s1a.-d
&c by me approval By govern nentai
pure asiag agencies Of prices n.c.
I deems excessive
Chairman Peek Of ne Industrial
Board let u pc known after MS con-
ference with Dl-ec.or-Generai Hines
,aat he would present the question
involved \ ne controversy with the
EaiirnRG Administration "a President
Wilson a1G would ask the presiden:
I'd sustain TIE action or the board
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BANKS STILL
CLOSED IN BERLIN

Berlin. Wednesday April 81 Bv
the Associated Pressp-A majority 81
the Berlin banks were forced % re
main closed today, or al least 70 shut
down their brancheS because uf the
strike Of hanA employees. The strike
had a distressing effect IN business
circles. although the DeutschebAuk
continued operation. The bank of
the Berlin Trade Society WIS open.
but il mas no hrar ches-
There are Indications that the
strike Is the result Of majority of
the employees being intlmiisted by d
minority he employees Of the Dres-
dener Bank who are SUPPOSED TO be or
strike forced their way into the
building despite pickexs and leaders
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GOODALL NOT TO
BE CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION

PoT-aad. M, A9rll -ft--L0u.s 3
Eooda-l Of Sanford. representative =
Congress- rpm the First Name Dis
rrlcr. raieC-aphed 20 this CRY -odav
from Miami, Fla. stating that ne VIII
aot De d candidate for -e-eIer-lnn 4or
d third term. Business REASONS are
gwen as the cause for the announce
-oer-
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, BATH BOYS
DROWN IN
kENNEBEC RIVER

Eats, Ne. Z prlI lp-Robert Mllln-.
g years old and ROY Tar-ner. -
years old, wera drowned n the Ken
neoec -tvsr today when their gun
nIng dnar capslzed N i squat The
bodies 2ac not been recovered to-
night
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7--our Day for Essen NJ ners

Esser1- april lD,--'T "a Copen n ger =
Al conference Of Representatives, If
miners unions ana The nine owners
Of ne Essen region louay j; VS. de-
c'dea maj i was -rrposs HE n he m
terest Of National economy 70 -educe ne
working hours sor me nj worhgrs 70 six
daily The mine owners however
granted sevan-hour day wuI>h vii
INCLUDE ne tine occupied n descand-
lrE and ascending from the mines The
hours % Re surface workers viii 20
man unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

--ln4o;., april h.-The German a--rls-
t. -.Iss,an a. spa. dispatch from
b. = l1ay SAYS. has addressed a note
u 1-its generally requesting the
'':..1r4 = Esssia Of RUSSIAN prisoners
= W. scl II Germany The German
S-i'~.'1-:.; e ma. The RUSSIANS are n
tt~s!... --ae spread OF Disturbances II
..---;
u 1a-- says thai there IS much dis
.a. .;'nnE the Russian prisoners a;
.aaed detention while allied
| Nu-t's vara returned nome. The
'e---.t 90 eminent. 4 Is ADDED IS aP-
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WANTED
ridh Grade Man

1 STOCK. BOND. FANE-
IL NEE Or REAL ESTATE
as iocai represen tative for
2ank4as House No Stocks
.> .: a,lv kind 70 sell. Mnsf
landing n the COMMUNITY
--c = give TWO hours dailr
- interest. Excellent re-
M opportunity for lie po-
.-i man All communion
~ --eated N st-Ic:est conf
.'=ss ? .. Box 13Ss, Boston.
an-T- Sir
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MEMBERS STRIKE
COMMITTEE IN
ESSEN ARRESTED

0pt1llA-tG- = 9T-l LITTLE Ele-nUe-s
Of ne strike committee II Essen were
a--esred today by government troops
under DISTRACTIONS from Berlin. dis
patch e-cra Essen repor-s, Civilians
then attacked The troops, nG; after con
siderable n-7cr the civilians were DIS
pe-sed.
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LOUIS 3. GOODALL. Con-

gresham from First Maine
Dastrict-Arnounces n tele-
gram from Flcrica that he
vii not be a candidate for
re election
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Winds along the North and Middle
Atlantic coasts will be respectively
fresh To strong south and southwes;
and strong south and southwest
The south western disturbances is
central tonight over upper Michigan.
with q further increake in Intensity
and pressure il milling rapidly to the
eastward and aoufhaAStward
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Germans Want to Be Rid
Of Russian PriS0nerS==Fear
Escape and Consequences

prehensive maj ne Russians VII araa.
from their camp. THIS increasing tho
Bolshevik danger II Germany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

4-cHa2re!. Tuesday, April s-fEy
-ne -zsoclalea Press In view OF
at sl.Ia:lon which has developed
mo-E ne American troops N E--
aaaEH Official circles are impressed
rlca rs necessity of promptly re
ler:I- ne American soldiers who are
e0v Il northern Russia
VT soldiers have interpreted he
7asnlngton statement that rt7ey
-oui~ De relieved a. the eTiiest
i0-1enI possible as meaning not ia
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
THE WEATHER
RAIN

Northern New England Pain
Friday, warmer n interior: Saru--
day rain. colder n New Hampshire
and Vermont
Southern New England: Rain
Friday ann probably SATURDAY.
warmer Friday and colder SATURDAY.
ON the Mainland
Eastern New York: Rain Friday.
warmer east portion saturday
cloudy and colder, probably rain CEN
tral and north portions