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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-14
had NERVOUS
INDIGESTION


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wasting cnc:. Sufferers from StaD-
acae trouble. sacn a. dyspepsia AaE
nervous .adlSsstson- A-e sood wAssars
As much A. ..s housewife vSo throws
a-aT ha.f-consumed portions Of food,
Wen -rs rod s -aSen into he sem
&C; anu tsr-nencs. causing acGae dis
-rsss- taAt tocd - worse than wastes
and : we're oele- :or the comfnr: OF
he vsc-.n, L !. hadn't been eatea-
The blood mis- be healthy Z ire
Processes OF digestion are 20 take
aa4ca nacuraIy Good blood carries
Ia noG~1shnea1 from me food &c al
pas 81 Ia body building - ce--e
s,d muscle = he o.ocd = thin A.d
weak re nerves are sva--ed alI re
v2is- Then ia nerves % he som
ach -@cel IL :iges.-va processs. a.
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weakness arr 2sEicst 4 direct coase-
1Ieac- ard se~z-e headaches occur
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9 cases o. nervous indigestion :. u
l1sIZ-2.s<. = ne a 50 % Mrs : Lev
oF 50 College street Spr:nste.a.
Mss >h= SAYS
lad -s-~'c:s Mitigation Eo- .b.3 =
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s-e..= s,.T=-=-; -om JAN a.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-14
ESE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR
YOUR TIRED, STRAINED MUSCLES

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l.. sc IS % universal TT yc- !!
crusce- Scans LIaile.r . fF.e-1 q
r-e whose family. Generous x-e co7
Il ta0.3 ey-yvaer.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-14

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I'D ca zor-=ar5sr -as formed
liz csrvea<.sr
ne P-s-sa=c- ii ~ >=1.-a = n
a33-
&c - inform HIS E1ceslen~v. re
Governor and rs y1eSe-. tII$. tie
-aE-acr5cr awaits her ciea<--e-
senator Dawes II -1nSa-.a-d and
Representatives. Barnes ot r-1zitt5a.
Tha committee -sr.resf --I sziSse
fle.siF reported -aat zfle- had At
zn6es. . L. dates xs-a which c:5sr
we're charged and aSsed iea-s % re-
3cr- Ia. he Governor vii a..ec6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-14

81 70 haze O. wat = or1rF eG1-g n
he --,c-,ax. <l5Eh means % Il ir1
70 ne eacGtt-ons Tlde- ~h.c1 ctr
ss1e.- -: ~. n ne future rs anG
IA. : Es@. Gsal If the me ~aici
saz s.SYssS. s-Ece lie l-TI Ia o.
Nov-uca- We. ne g~ss- hsiIgsr-
sat= sis.si ~ 1-H.E-ce a1t ceased
ar--,a. cosfic- has o><n expended n
.!1e effort - ATTAIN Al 'Gsal II oe--
es.zas, peace AaG raf.s slss .1~s
osea ex.eai.aS =. me a-f eis--
rs q .tis conference n n. se7-rl
AZ sSre philosophers Socs ov which
AL Va. world BE prevented u he
rr1--re a d-asu ~i4Sn sc would HI
ss--sn-,v pray L-Si- come rue rst
IRE t.eai 81 MAN. peoples mas cee-
soEr2 ard bates are s.l aging
.t-auxhoue Eu-upe 4 woIid almost
seem as Z re lad to-gssten % make
eeace n Ia Sresen, tine While Ts
are saa--sing so- some .A.ismAn ~
~n.c. peace would be procured u
q. 11L-e -Rs. u would seem 70
ne. III mar De allowed % sa- 60
Tat he process R,sac ees-R- C. Re-
-s-e.: and .aae before undertaking.
as re vorrie Ill like 20 undertake %
20 e=sz alissi .ae Affairs Of Es,Ma1 IA
TIRE sna- ere conflicting Interests 0,
rzr would never va axz.1-~e
vSrtd f-ss n-ns about the CESSATION
az o-.s=-.. -1<..Git-es and rale peace
m -ae ~grii n our day. fArpia 1se
Nov these are problems n which
veu hare par hare felt some
tine IS z Te ~ers l;--i1S Under an
s.irsson- and IA. We we-a seated as
mare spectators ac = pfar IA which
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-14
DRESS WARM AND
KEEP FEET DRY
Tells Rheumatism s1Te-e-. . Take
salts s-6 Get "a - I-,e Aese

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aai IS made fruD the acid a Rup0
and 'enon mice. es1oinsa With Efnaa
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thousands * folks vino AZ wb1Dna -
raeuna..sm Here yau have . $780,
AIT s6er~escent EtniA-O1:R 6nA
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-14

pat n4-a;y . RaEAr q en18niD-
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

Your mind could never conceiye what
tremendous stock of handsome jewelry we
have-there are diamonds and watches ga
lore. and they only await your selection
Don't draw any money out of the bank!
Don't draw your pay in advance! Don't
skimp yourself in any way! Select from
our beautiful stock of Diamonds, Watches
Silverware and Jcwelry-pay as much now
as you desire-pay the balance after
Christmas in small weekly or monthly sums
You couldn't think of finer gift for
him" than an -HamiltOn-Howard
or Waltham Watch! You'll find our prices
are moderate and that our credit terms will
be great convenience for you. SO come
in and choose what you like, and remember
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

Santa Claus
will give Kid
dies accom-
panic d b y
adults a little
Santa with a
bag of Candy
on his back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12
Credit
Same as Cash

Behind every sale made
by the house of NJ. Simon e.
Co. stands the ironbound
guarantee of "mOney re-
funded IL YOU ear h"v
cheaper for cash. plus. alb
solute satisfaction. you pos
itively must he entirely sat
isfied with your purchase.
Otherwise satisfactory nd
justment will always be
made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

Perfect Diamond
pure white AK.
e % | d mounting.
Soc a $31.@5
week ...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

In a little red
house Santa is
waiting to hear
what you want
for Christmas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12
Your Credit is GoodDont Hesitate Come in Tomorrow

We honestly believe we
have more ladies among our
customers than any ether
credit jeweiry house in
Philadelphia. The answer is
simple. Ladies are treated
in most courteous manner,
They feel that they ure not
subjected to the slightest
embarrassment when maxi
ing credit arrangements
with us.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

SPECIAL % f, 's' has
n,arx joying of being the largest
N1IIE jewelry house Philadelphia. You will prom
A'V @&~ II attention
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-Maur1ce
MaeterlInck. in America to lecture on
the immortality Of the soul, is studying
the possibility Of communicating with
the spirit world and Of the souls ap-
pearance in . tangible form before
mortals.
Tho Belgian author and philosopher
said he has IN .open mind" on these
theories Of spiritualism and is giving
them much thought
I'm my lecture" he said, II win ex-
plain to the people OF America the drSt
scientific proofs of the existence Of
an immortal soul"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
HOPE SHIPWRECkED
SAILORS WILL LIVE
(By Associated Press)

ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Dec. 31-Hope
that the heroic work of the sailors of
the steamer Ingraham. who saved the
three survivors Of the wrecked Bel
gian steamer Anton Van Driel yester-
day at st. Mary's bay had not been In
vain was held out here today.
The rescued men who had chung to
the wreck for more than 36 hours and
had seen their 26 shipmates die in
the great seas which at times COM
pletely submerged the vessel, were
brought here last night in a serious
condition. They were severely frost
bitten and their chance for recovery
was still doubtful today.
Their rescue was accomplished after
they had been given up for lose by one
of the most daring feats of seaman.
ship remembered here. While the
fisher folk from the bay settlements
watched from the cliffs overhead. the
lifeboat crew of the Ingraham worked
their craft in heavy seas and between
rocks to the lee of the wreck and
found the three survivors virtually
helpless in the wheelhouse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
Per Capita Fire Loss
in City About 81 Cents

The per capita loss by fire to citi-
xens of Richmond during 1919 10 ap-
proximately 81 cents, according to the
annual report compiled by Fire Chief
Ed Miller, Wednesday. The estimated
loss during the year was $16.170. as
compared with $39, ,160 in 1918. Bas'
ing the per capita figures on popula-
tion Of $4,000, the result shows . little
more than so cents.
Two hundred and forty-three alarms
were answered by the department this
year. in comparison with 2O8 calls in
1918. The total value Of property
affected by IRE was $454,390. Of which
$179.O5O was covered by insurance.
The largest hre OF the year was the
Ballinger Printing company and the
Russell Upholstering company fire the
drst Of December. Loss ON this fire
has not been determined yet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31

Further cooperation between the
Friends of England and the United
saa1re VS. urged w Miss Ruth Fry.
exoCut4ve secretary, and William Al
bright, vice-chairman Of the Friends
Emergency and War Victims commit.
tee. who are in Richmond to attend
the Forward Movement conference of
Friends.
I'VE wish to continue the close Co
operation between the Society OF
Friends in England. and In the United
States, in the great work that is need
ed in Central Europe" Mr.. Albright
said today. "The work of the Eng
lish committee was started in the
autumn Of 1914 and continued through
out the war. In 1917 the American
Friends begun their cooperation. and
during the last summer a great work
has been accomplished.
1.-THE work in France will be COM
pleted within a few months, but there
is still q great work to be done in
Poland and Austria, and as We have
co-operated with the American Friends
in their relief work in Germany. we
call upon the American society to as
fist In the work in Poland and
Austria"
Finds Appalling Conditions.
Conditions in Poland are described
as appalling by Miss Fry, who has
spent considerable time both in Poland
and Vienna. Credits and raw mater
ials are needed in this country. and
the need is most urgent" Miss Fry
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
Age, Color, Education,
All Must Be Cipea Census
Enunaerators Ths Week

Don't .hb, lady. Speak right IN and
tell the census man your honest ln1un
age when he calls next Friday. In. 3.
He won't whisper It even to you best
enemy; he's sworn to secrecy - the
United States government AM lSGt
let the lord Of the household sl1k on
the back door. The censD GnGr.
ator isn't itching with curiosity akout
income taxes. or any other taxeo,
either.
VOLTA! It il hereby ballyhoosa to
the citizenry that the fourteenth de-
cennial census of Richmond win beg1a
next Friday and continue for tvo
weeks.
Here are the questions youH -
asked:
Sex.
Color or race.
Age ut last birthday.
Whether single. married. widowed
or divorced.
Birthplace Of person enumogat6d
and birthplace Of father and m0fhG.
giving names Of both country a11
province II foreign born.
Occupation, specifying trade -0o-DsoS
fession. also industry In wh1ch 60
| ployed.
whether attending school
Whether able TO read. 49,
Whether able to- write.
Whether able 10 speak Ena3l<h q u
Whether home u owned O.
and Il owned whether home
| Of incumbrafce or q moetQ
Persons Of foreign birth N
Cd questions concerning 49, y
| tional points: i a &
Year OF immisratton T. - UnIl16
States. & - ssssSss 81 80
Whether naturalixed, ana r = q
year OF naturalixa tion. sssS.@
Mother tongue or native laaa ~ : s. 3
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
NEW YORK PREP hRES
TO SEE YEAR OUT IN
''0LD TIME' FASHION
fBx Associated Presll

NEW YORK. DEC. 31-New York
EerS win celebrate In traditional fash
ion the hour tonight at which the
ringing chimes and shrieking sirens
win announce the arrival Of 1890.
RevelerB and wine bibers OF whom
thsre stfn seem to be an appreciable
number, announced that regardless OF
proh1dt1on. consequences expenses,
or revenue msn they would have one
last celebration of their own sort
Unnumbered Thousands planned to
throng the Great White Way. and
send showers Of confetti through an
atmosphere agitated by the direction
from a. many thousands oe tin horns
and cowbealA Church goerB planned
to Attend one Of the many watch
night services
Revenue Agents Busy.
Forty revenue agents, some OF them
in evening clothes. win mingle In the
gay restaurant throngs and be on the
alert for violations Of the liquor law.
A special watch win be kept for pos
sible distributors Of wood alcohol.
John McGinnis. chief assistant super.
vising agent of the Internal revenue
bureau today called attention again
to tho many permits to use non-bev-
erage alcohol which have been issued
recently-ostensibfy for the manufac-
ture Of perfume, hair tonic, varnish.
60 and similar concoctions.
Liquor 10 Poison.
"Once more let me say" said Mr..
McGinnis, that much Of the so-called
wine and liquor which 70 10 proposed
to foist ON q gullible public viii be no
better than poison"
In the big hotels It will cost from
IS to SIS merely to sit down at q din
ing room table. For those who tote
their own" liquor. . charge averag-
ing $50 has been set for each cork
extracted by q waiter. Levies for
cooling wines will be proportionate.
One chain of hotels. however. has
announced that much Of the stock Of
rare liquors, wines and cordials in its
various cellars will be presented their
guests, without cost at midnight.
Space Reserved. -
Tho cynically Inclined intimated
that such munifcence might be due
to y suspicion that the goods would
depreciate in value after Jan. 16.
Virtually all Of restaurants and ca
barets reported that 90 per cent or
more OF their available space had
been reserved.
Thousands will pass the last hours
of 1919 In worship. There viii be
solemn service In st. Patrick's "a
| thedral from 8 o'clock until after mid
night. Services also will be held at
the Episcopal cathedral Of st. John,
the Divine. Virtually all other Sec
tartan congregations will hold watch
night services.
Tho prayer sent around the world
BY the inteychurch world movement
Tor the .slevAtton Of 5ustice ard
fbfothefnUod" wfll be offered. m old
Trinity church at the head Of Wall
street, the famous chimes will ring
out as the old year dies. In accord
ance with Z timeIhonored custom. y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
Austrian Emperor Sends
100, 900 Cents to Vienna
(By Associated Press)

GENEVA. Dec. 31.-Former EN-
peror Charles, Of Austria, recently
sent from his home in Prangins, 100.-
600 francs, at present worth less than
one cent each to Vienna charities, as
an anonymous contribution. In q let
ter accompanying the money, signed
Faithful" tho former monarch re.
xretted his inability to send larger
sum because the Austrian govern
mcnt had deprived him of large part
of his personal fortune. Both the
government and press dcny this as
sertion, contending that Charles pri.
yate fortune was not touched, but
naturally was greatly effected by eco
uomic developments.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-31
Fire Damages Vessel
In Neu York Harbor
(Rv Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The wooden
steamship, Fair ac'e, 553 tons, from
Walton, N. S., was badly damaged
by fire Of unknown origin at her pier
near Clifton, Staten Island, early to
night, with q cargo Of hides. First
unofficial estimates placed the damage
at $4,000. The blaze started near
The engine room. and soon got beyond
control of the crew. Three alarms
brought out Fire Chief Kenlon Of New
York City, two fire boats and all the
fire fighting apparatus on eastern
Statel. island. The vessel was pump
ed nearly full Of water. causing her to
list at the stern.