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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Anita EArnnhAw e1Fe her eleventh
birthday party % . hnppy group II
boys and g1r1s On NnnAay. Games.
singing rec1-1ricca. we're enjoyed
and al sat dnwa 60 4 wonderful
birthday cake. Ranked with leo
c-eal The place .aForx" w~e
snapper caps. ioCypcps and souvenir
fans Among those present we're
Ms Fruthinghal Misses Heien
Wright. Katherine Da-racotr Helen
T1gxz. Dorothy Doil-E. Janss
Chase. Eleanor w-cnx Virginia
wilcox. Eleanor Ca-acCc- Phyllis
Fzsset1- and Masters Robert and
Edward West Mrs. Deliver, Mrs.
Freeman aid Mrs. West assisted
N-x- Ea-rSkaE M Ez-rahaw and
lis three sons en-e--a1nsd the guests
u . 1--we manner. aid Z sure vas
some party"
Norman Fassert has returned from
lis fishing trip -A-o2ga Maine. with
= i've pound bass, lksa by hm from
Kricka-oocker Fc.c L = stuffed
and mounted and hangs II his camp
Is proof c. asr ve-aciy II fish
stories.
Mrs Annie Laurie Eezser. q well
known voca1 teacher Of S0ne-r1lRe-
NAsE. with = party q friends from
Bremen Ne -oeorec 70 Gunner
4 picnic tz-ch They we're guests
C Mrs. Eslse-'s sas1er. Mrs Jch1
ksely.
George Bzais6e- our champion
fisherman - again high Ece fur the
season 50 far. having ecoCgat = 4
Gunner weighing ere pound and 0ne
ounce Has anyone n EzgAuer sccre
70 record"
Miss Charlotte Noble q Augusta u
E!zh her sister. Mss Elizabeth NJ
re and Mrs Tom AIse- II the Al
csagsge
Sallei Jcnes cane from Bah sat
Erday for the dance ~ Ire Casino
and . dine On Sunday VITA fr,e,6z
R-y-s ec~ chief outdoor SPORT
At present Mr. and Mrs. Ncraary cf
GEl- brought Z SIX r seven
S~1 C hsReher-ies which they
are taking 70 their home I. Ga-53-
nsc n treat t1el- friends
Christian True CT Augusta las been
visiting whitney Taonaa
Mr. and Mrs. Eerscn- Eoy, Evelyn
and Beatrice frum Cambridge MAaa.
Recent arrivals ~ Atlantis House:
M-A z. E Nll1kez. Azg-sta: Ee-
---6 A. Lac1r5e- Augusta; Janet
Chase Augusta: George h CaEwe-i.
Weeks Mills: NJ. and Mrs Z L
Cooper, Augusta; Eon and Mrs 2
G. Ansna1. AA1xRsta; Mr. and Ms
T. r Durham waterri1zs-
Daniel 4 Higgins of Boston Las
bee. visiting Levi Williams Ter q
few GayA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Born July "A. 20 Nj and Mrs Csas-
VIRGIL Blood. a son, Harold Virgil
Mrs Caroline WHITTIER Of Portland
IS TIE guest Of her niece Mrs J. ".
Alien
Everett Cu--ie- Of Portland passed
.hs weekend with his mother. Mrs
Lettis Cur-ier.
Mss Jane Carson and John &
Carson ct Rea6aeld were recent call
A-s Of friends in town
Norman Perkins. Jr. had the mis-
fortune TO sprair both wrists and
To break enc arm by q fan u the
barn last week.
The Boy Scouts accom- palied by
the sccurnaxter. Rev Charles T. s~r-
". have gene en- q camping expeci-
ton TO Bear Mountain In Livermcre.
Mrs Artha- Hail was the recent
guest Of Mrs Nancy Han and Clay
TIN Hall
EAST-Charies Fan ard family of
DURHAM were visitors ~ the home
II Mr. Halls brother. Herbert Hal
THURSDAY night and Friday
Miss Eta Eevaclss OF Lynn Mass
Is pasaing two-wees<s vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Locka.
Mrs Blanche Ingham and daughter
Virginia reV-rred hcme Thursday A.
ter swo-weexs stay NJ Ocean Pc5e-.
Miss ErrlA Celtic had n bad fan
from n horse rake Thzrsday. when
The horse ran away throwing hsr CT.
but she escaped serious iatzry-
Mrs. Jennie Beatty o. Ohio is Wis
irinx her sister. Mrs Annie Hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
SENATOR GAY
PRAISES LEAGUE
AND PRESIDENT

Wzsa1agroc- JAY 29-The League
u Nations was praised u he ser
ate today by S4za-or Cay. Leuis.a1a-
Is The practical Application CT the
principles Ct the American govern
nen- 10 the proefe- Of reeoas-uc-
uoo of TIE world under tire ciea-est
and best adjustment q government
q affairs ever put u operation sl-ce
the Divine Master ca-s 70 earth AID
preached the gosp@l q peace and
good VIII 10 ali ze--
TIE speaker e1iogize6 President
wilson tor his efforts AZ ire peace
conference and declared L1s sell1-
Tent and best interests Of the ccU1-
~ demanded RATIFICATION Of the
peace treaty. leaving 70 the future
ne adjustment Of any defects.
Tals league he SAID i not =
pa2aeea for all tl-@ evils which have
: icred the nations: but I L shall
prevent even ere war. L VIII have
served humanity and cIvlZZaro1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
CHINA

Next Friday .occ there vir Be n
&S.e- ~ tie church vesry Ger The
P1rrcse a social fellowship 20 ws.cn
al t-s1GS pc invited Z vii %
followed al P. NJ by tie cor-r--
ioc service and later ~ = business
meeting C church u@oerA
Tuesday evening II Grange Fan
taere viii be dramatic reading cf
the story Ct Daddy Lccglee" by
Miss Grace Sands Of Boston The
proceeds are 70 be Used by the ysuag
Peoples Society FIR Christian work
sou TIM and Mrs. vIaal
EasHsu Of Bath are guests q their
uncle Robert Rove for q few DAYS
M and Mrs. H whzrehcUse. Mrs
Florence Moore and daughters, AID
Mrs Ina Psa4S1ed and daughter. were
ealing O. M and Ms. Eugene
Hswel Of Weeks Mills Sunday sfes--
aooc-
E H jenkins and family, aaS Mrs.
Minnie WhloeacEse made 3 trip to
PenaaC5s Es-oor THURSDAY. and Fri
cay went 70 Ocean Point returning
SATURDAY
W r. HAYES and secs and Arthur
S1etscn were IN the place Sunday
NJ and Mrs Bonzey Bruce were
business visitors II Augusta Friday.
Chester Moore and Mr. AID Mrs.
King returned 10 their hoEe IN Nal
Gen Mass. Sunday. making the trip
by auto II eight hours
The regular Fed Cross meeting VII
be seid AT the Library Thursday. An
wishing sewing or sock yara 10 take
% their homes ca1 obtain r ~ the
Library q that cay.
Harold Cock has returned 70 his
hDe II AGbGrnoaIe leaving his wife
and SCI fcr longer stay
H and E r WhltehoIse returned
70 their work AZ PenaQCld Earoor
Monday forenoon
4 Eooc1v number attended Friends
meeting ~ the chapel Sunday fore
nocn- The Rev. M Wood Of New
Tcrk had charge q the service and
was = very interesting speaker.
M and Mrs. Ernest Weelman were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, BocneS. Bruce
o. Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
STATE HOUSE


Governor MIlliken VIII 20 to Ban
Sor On Thursday 10 confer On Lieut.
Col VIZ z Southland the medal
Just received from TIE French gov
eminent making that officer a chew
a1ser OF the French Legion OF Honor.
Colonel Scuthard las already re-
ce1ve1 the French Croix de Guerre.
as wei Is the United States Dis
UagEssnec Service Cross The cere-
0ony VIII take place II the army re-
crCE11g ofzce IN Bangor The Gov
srnor VIII from there 60 10 Castiae
@ visit the Rural Teacher train
ing school
Congressman Louis ". fairfield II
Angola Indiana was a caller II the
Capital City on Tuesday and paid
lis respects 10 Governor Milsk-n Al
the State House TIE corgressua.
said he was passing through tie city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

III. ---mrrdrrs SUCCESS Il Euxaeed lrza
.a1sc- z--.E1 aaf blood builder CT
br.ry -s5zz.rd TINT g-xf tarrs million pcs
.e annually are nrw rxscg 20 kzz Id .
ru.-azsErs. I7~eEsgz-sun shgws tazt E-zEy
I. 1urse instead Of beng eryzric Eur mzr
BE- -ura.lg zcre tsa1 = mEzlszc i-an c1mr
pm.nE vsaca rzy N sc.1e irsrznrs PRO-
sau- NIT. harm thzn good TypaCzi Among
tne -zses r-pur.Ed u one CT woman VIVA
hs sh-.zr=rcd - ne fer damages the arrr
en rau Sid Acr scz1er1,g pu-rorlrg -
]. ne s-nzi7e yEzned Iren brt wiirh.
v:;ie similar n -z-nc. package and ar7ez--
sar. vas aoraIlg -cre -szz1 4 spurious
g-Gie. zu.-z.zag the -cz- Il has v1-z1
ca.nf TIA. l1nsad Of etEzzcs-g increased
E--nEa and improved heath IS she had
WIN me c-ne NuxzreS I-o1. she was seriously
rns-- and n Sac. became u a. Q rczzsS g
Esi-g ne sEasfzr-e.
Su-a ;aza-rrs Is -a.se hare iei rhyIc;ans
ns-s-rcd below . emphasize rnzt hcxeta
uf1ials and a3c-crs everywhere should cz1-
sGz ne puaiic against sccerrz1g sr5Ezt-eeg
fr- EuxseS Euc- These wis Ice, the aee1
II x-enxh a1d blood builder sncri6 % -
r1r.r sxr;iy 4octrrs aa6 OBTAIN . prOC1r
rsz czEg szr organic f-un-Erxz.e1 Iran
-xa1 present ms - their druggist 50 ta.e
1.r-s zsT be 10 g1enn1n shgrt sbfzirzlg
ne proper s--scle- Bet Il raey dc 1sf vlsh
Il Sc - ne e-uuhie Ct gr-lng prescription
Err N1xz-eS Ira fncz they snCrs6 be sU-e
% iesk n tne lzoel zza see that the vcra8
suzs.e9 l-s1 are printed 1he-eOE
Tier. are thousands os people tziing i-za
xn3 nE-a-ise i'm md sncA perscrs cf-ea
a. . e5rEz1 The vS-l e1e-U, sr-s.y.a so4
ssS--a1cs vaxA taey seek EGriy hecHrns
sary szre s2kEl the w-5cg fern ct from.
= y-u are not sr-s1g q v=A you o~e z -
Yourself - make the fsiscws1E t.zr. Sea
srv 1000 r,-. cz4 ~-~r ~ hoE far yn. cxa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
In Internal Treatment
Fer Piles 0enolTheids J
ef~s. ssseists reaisf frosa al Gain
and suffering Has ne~er failed
Guaranteed.

Many people have become dexpcrSs-.
because they have been led 20 believe
t1af their case was hopeless and that
nnsre Was No remedy for their case.
Go 70 your druggist and get zn crsv-
ma bottle Ct Miro File Remedy. the as
covery Of o clever Ohio Chemist eAa-
taken internally. passes unchanre6
through the stomach and ir.esrsaes. s-S
In1s reaches the source OF the t-og5ls
where by KS sOorhing- healing artrseo
TIC accinn- IL first a1zays and raen NV
erect contact with the ulcers and rfse=
causes them - heal and dssa ppear n.-
ever
It's positively marvellous how sreessgv
il acsL Blessed relief ecter comes "a vs.
or three days. even n cases thz- have
resisted m previously known rreas-
Isnfs realy Eonss.fu RESULTS have
wonderful discoveries OF recent wears
and znyone Who ID Disappeared win
IL Ese can have their money refunded
inst read what Mr. r. NJ Smith II
Z gladly recommend Mirv Rsnsdr
for Piles There % No equal 70 II I
suffered for u years and triad every
rhsnE tia xzs recommer6ed ! doe
rored for yss,s md vas a cpnsran- sat-
bottles az Miro and was entirely cured
Any sufferer rslng II VIII never regret
An pharmacists dis7ense Miro or can
Il IN worth the Ertie t-ouhle to obtain 1n
be nd of plies forever.
INPOR1AEI-Wha- il known al Ee-n-
ing paies are nDt riiss in the true sense
of the vord. a1tnocxh thss condition may
accumpany q True case Of piles F1-
thss cnudztinn Nirn Pile Cirtmeat haa
been prepnred ~ In such eazes il is nor
neceunnRy % tAke IN internal prescrip-
Siun-
II yuT arugxtse cann0t suppfy yuu
- VIII g1n6sv ngnd elther OF the ah0ze
mniI charEss pzid- in recespt Of yrice.
1nx2rnMz Trsafmenf a-1. Wnr TAX &c :
Odncmsnf &C.. war tzx T. exrra- Gnnr-H
antsad Rsmed1ss Co. Eyrin- OAas.-l
A4x. 1x30-1m 1D-1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
CASE OF MINORITY
3. & N. STOCKHOLDERS
TO REST ON BRIEFS

Boston July 3.-The supreme eou--
sal u special session to-day 70 hear a.
gE-aea-s Of minority stockholders Of the
Boston & Maine railroad in proceed
iIgs affecting tina proposed reorgzrsza-
ra, o. The Rad and It's leased lines
Because Conrad ". C-coker. coCrsel
for the minority /; tockhoide-s. SAID BE
was no prepared - proceed II tf2s
tine George l. Mayae--y, counsel for
TIE roa6 and far the pubic service
ccznrnisE,on- which approved the rse--
gzn1zation plan made nc argwent All
K was agreed that the case would resi-
IN briefs - be submitted later
brief was lied n behalf VI holders
q sac 6 per cert short term notes
q the Boston 4 Name. who claim the
notes were validated by the Legislative
act authorizing recrganxa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

a,S ccui1 not % &C without ealing
IN Names CHER Executive.
Howard L Eeyser of the Boa-4 y
Hospital Trustees and Councillors
P1z--er. Bird and Swift tie Ex-
ecueive Council committee On Insane
Hospitals. had a conference T1esday
afternoon with Governor Ml-1ken q
hospital Eatrers-
Clarence P3erce. TIA Ssane Eccss
carpenter and gardener, - ca-et1-T
nursing his right leg. having n
Monday afternoon cut T. accidentally
with k.s jac-1se- seve--S 81 array
and Ioairg % much blood that &c aa5
70 be taken 5cEe and q toEsnazEct
applied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

John L. oB-ie.- Shipped WITH Gans
f-em Bcstea Last w5rte-, {, We-k
in Name Lumber Gangs, Shows
Up IN Au1usta-Taken ia Charge
by AGthorities-case Strange
One
John = O'Briel Ct Brooklyn. " Y.
who II VIII be remembered. was
found late last Friday lying face
downward II = road near wats-vllle
and vas brought To Augusta where
he was cared for u11l Tuesday
noon when he was turned ever
ID Of1cer Fox Of the police DEPART
nen- who took him 10 headquarters
II the afternoon City Marshal Nc
kerney took oBrisr 10 Judge Ian
casters once. where the latter CUES
toned hin II some length u an En-
ceaEor TO find out something def
mite about his Whereabouts since he
had been IN Maine. which covered
q period since last winter, and also
regarding something CT his history
previous 10 that tine. but OBrier
evidently had an impefimeot IN his
memory that precl1ded any attempt
n securing anything Like a ccn-
nected Story, and At the close Of
his examination the authorities were
n possession Of but little more IN
formation tia. they were before the
man was brought In
Among facts that were learned
was the name and address OF o.
Brter's father N Brooklyn " z;
that the young naa. was shipped in
70 Maine frcm Boston with a gang
70 work IN the woods last winter, At
Bingham Since that time how
ever. there occurs a big blank space.
during which O,Brien was unable 10
account for what he was doing or
where be was II was learned that
the Great Norrhern Paper Co Ind
paid his fare co New York but
OrBrien did not 90 back TO New
York neither could he remember
what he did with his ticket In re-
gard 20 has employment while claim
Ing 70 have been working around
humber campss~OBrien's hands were
upon examination found % be rs
0<@@1--lA a. AL<&&E 90 - &AI
claimed that when he was found
Friday. near Wzterville. that he was
sn his way 70 Bangor 10 seek work
O'Brien claimed Co have been 4
the army In 1917. that he enlisted IN
July and that 10 was sent 70 Spar
hamburg. O. c. but lis Artery rec
ord was not \ very extended enc and
he finally admitted that he was dis
charged Tor physical disability.
Il vas finally decided co corEUr-
icate with the relatives Of the young
man At Brooklyn N T.. and in the
Meantime he was placed n charge
Of Overseer Campbell ef the poor de-
partrnent- who win care for him un-
III sozne<htnx definite IL done regard
ing hin Disposal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

P Kalrer Fcley zzd Lester Lahreck
Of LIS CRY returned last Sunday frcm
= tvs ~eez' automobile TRIP during
wasca -nsy covered Ii niles and viz
tied among ether places. Boston
Washington. Philadelphia, New YORK
and Baltimore In speaking OF the TRIP
Mr. Foley said that ire oray Fart OF
Il where he considered the scenery Sc
perior 70 that Ct Name WAS FROM
Ear.ngzezd % Worcester through TIE
Connecticut vallev with It's great te-
hacco aelds and It's state -0ad follow
ing the brook a-oE,d TIE foot of Ta2
mountains Tie best -oa6s they foga1
IN tks STATE &C ConaecEEz-
II haPre1ed that they were n Wash
Egon o. TIE day sf the riot bur z
the part Of the CITY where they were
they saw no evidences &C the rot and
n fact did not learn about L until the
fzEaow11g dzE-
fareed 70 aetou- "a account Of the
foods. and they saw great 5elds u
corn half covered by the water. and
ather places whsrs fields e tomato
plants we're entirely covered Seven
cars Of Eazzy weather certainly had
lis eject
u hile !. 4 Little town or the border
cz Maryland and Pennsylvania they
we're SHOWN through an cid Quaker
ehu-ca Il which services have seen
reid every Sunday SINCE It'll II vas
butt q English brick and tie only re-
pairs rh3ch have ever been necessary
was the Singing " the roas- In the
Civil War ira church was Used N =
ho=rstzI and i Ia = most interesting
hizfDrv.
CT, the-r "Trip FROM Rai-mcre ID Phil
asei1haa Messrs- Lasrsck and Foley
lea mad that z 10 not always sate for .
s-.cr-Aerner' 70 follow tia szgxssrcns
a either au-cnohi-E-z rs @ the -oaj
Z, take u get 70 their destination They
went II tAe direction pointed oEl -
csem by erz- -er n q s-a- touring
czr and when tAey arrived 81 rae next
sDwn raey found ira. they had been
sent a distance e Z niles ou. q raa
way. The advice given NJ TIE garage
II that town was for ~rc-Ihe-lerx' 10
gec their directions fur travel from t.,e
hoeel clerks police o6cers and otaer
people VINO are really II q position CO
Know
They made the "Trip 4 Mr. FcseFs
-1w3ng za- and they surely had r,osr
enjoyable TINA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
SHIPBUHDERS OF
QUEBEC STRIKE FOR
UNION RECOGNITION

Q1ebec, July cs-N11e hundred
Sc p5zsioers. members Of the Inter
-a-icnai Union affiliated with the
American Federation Of Labor. vent
81 strike today AZ The Davae Ship
--i75lcg Ta-Es n Lauzo1 and AZ the
z-lSEi1g plant OF that 1rm u the
LsGlse basin here fer recognition of
-s u-ioz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
FIVE SMASHED PLANES
CAN BE REPAIRED

Mineola- " Y July s-Tnspectio=
-ndaE q the i've large 2r7lanes
WITCH were damaged II the wind
s-rm which swept yesterday ever
ne flying feds here shows that they
an be salvage6 and again put Il
caumlssior. according 20 United
S-z1es aviation officers TIE Damage
- planes and hangers. these o1cs~s
AEu-es. would be between $50, zoe All
z jsl Aga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
FASTEST n0TTln6 marx
Of SEASON HUNG UP
At COLUMBUS RACES

Columbus O. July swez- lock
90 @ De q very prosa-c program to
Gay ~heR heat after heat was reezed
IN ~ winners without any either
norse cutting Il FIR \ Winning nlse,
vas suddenly changed by the ToG-
-e4e = TIE third heat C TIE l-
event he rs rurr- when he cane
a2onS AID by TIE fastest --orl1g
near q the year raced Royal Mac
0no re ground and wcntae hsa-.
WILKES Brewer then suddenly cane
Go NE and II rro very remarkable
Nn-s1es vice stayed CT the -o6S-s-
50 q 1g--a- al horses had aesn
raAec CT ard Royal Mac an1 Wilkes
oE l1Ccr-1E VIII race tie d.
c311-g 1aa- FIR 1-s- money.
ICES -sce vas the Rig fsara-e ard
EoEa- Ma vas heavily Played u
VIII
Nu-PAy v2a Is he pleased ri--a
Dz-ec- G Ev-net IN the III pace
he Tlc-3-T = McGregur the G-sa-
N TIE : L : III t7ct vas equally
as easy
te-s TC1 re TWO year old t-ot u
s1Ta-S1- leafs WIKI Du6s--e-
me z2---s1=d e-s trot was 1o-
complete t06aE As none Of tke fur
2ocses 4-@-.z after the three heats
Oh ges-eT1sv were ahse 10 score fer
ne To-- = account e Azs-ess
ne Judges -1el declared the race
e10ec al - money went Is TIE
zcrses 6--s-=c.
SE-Za-y
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LACK OF FUNDS TO
REDUCE NUMBER OF
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES

Washington July .a-Because q
lack CT fznds with which 10 pay
them emplcyes of the navy yards
ever the country viii Be dismissed
n large numbers this nscaI year. As
siscanr Secretary Roosevelt annos.1c-
I'd today that the present combined
farce Of s5-aoe would be cut TO g.. 600
or s.. soe before next July L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

contests heid Tuesday It the
tank under the supervision cf Gin
ton z Thompson were Is follows:
Senior race-Isr- Norton nd. Poor.
sr1- NcAIssseer. intermediate race
1st- Fred Ellis; I'd Josa Di2aock.
ard- Robert Sawyer.
Thursday win Be g.-is' day II .se
swimming pool and . nRnAe-
ct diving contests and races Are be-
EE arranged for the period
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

NA Cyrus A. Sez-ksy and children
Dorsthsa ana Ruth of Camden. n
= a-e the guests ct MrA Stzrkeys
siszer. Mrx- John Byre af State
street. thin city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Mrs. J, = PcU..a received q tale
gran ate -cescay atserrocr thar Lar
husband, Dr. J. E Poul:,- formerly q
th3s city. had arrived At Hohoker.
" = afts- eight months overseas.
Fer the past four months Dr. PoEltn
las been taking 4 special course or
eyes, ears. nose and throat II La
Scrbo1ne University, Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Mr. and Mrs z L Herbert who
lad been enjoying two weeks q.
Coebosseeco1ree A. the guests Of
friends left Monday afternoon "a
return 60 their home N Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

SEpe- r P. Gray Of the Aurusca
division Of the New England Tel. *
Tel Co. returned Monday afternoon
from = visit 10 his family II Lowell.
Mass
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LOCAL NOTICE

Dence nc AAecabee hzH tonight
Good mnHac. July3oa1rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Dance ~ Belgrade Grnnxe Fan
every wednesday evening. NnsSc ~
Sm1xhss Orchesrrz Suzy1s61rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

P-aca Ire was 54sta1ce6-
T--.a3 -. &c -, rs l. .a5 -.
aGs
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BROOKLYN. n. v MAN HAS
MPEDnaENT IN MEMORY

Joha H. oE~iee- Shipped WITH Gans
f-ew Bcstea Last wirte-, {, We-k
in Maine Lumber Camps Shows
Up IN Augusta-Taken IA Charge
by AGthcrTties-case Strange
Ore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-18
The Tsetse Fly.

The dreaded "tsetse fly pronounced
tset-se, accent on first syllable, whose
vowel has short sound, as In set)
is an African gadfly. about the size
Of a housefiy. The symptoms of its
victim are at first those of a severe
cold. The ayes, nose and mouth be-
gin to rum" the body then swells
while emaciation sets in, although not
always fatal. The harm done Is found
to be not the result Of poison from the
fly itself. but communication to the
blood OF Its victim of a microscopic
parasite similar to that OF Texas fe-
yer which 1t has received from a dis.
eased animal. Animals or persons
that recover are usually immune. The
great dread of this fly formerly enter.
tained has proved to be unjustlfied.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-04-18
Idaho State News Items.

st. Joe plans to erect a $40, 900
school building.
Mos cow is about to adopt the city
manager plan of government.
Ted Marks and Fred Siedel OF
Lewiston were sent to the state
reform school Tuesday. They had
been out on probation and admitted
robbng the club house of the Lewis.
ton quo club.
W. A. Ward, watchman, was
caught under a rock slide on the
Great Northern track near Bonners
Ferry. and killed. His body was
found by train crew.
More than 40 boys attended the
luncheon Of the Hi.Y club held at
the Y. M. G. A. at Boise. Governor
Davis gave the boys short talk,
condemning strongly the use of cigar.
cites and tobacco for boys of imma-
ture years.
Lieut.. Col. John Wall, formerly
stationed at Boise, has been detailed
by Col. Dannemiler of the education
al committee of the war department,
instructor of the Boise high school
cadets.
One million dollars worth of Idaho
treasury Dotes were authorized to be
sold by the state board of examiners
Saturday. Sale of the notes is I'm
perative, as the general fund of the
state has been used up and there
would otherwise be no cash with
which to meet current obligations
until tax receipts begin to come in
next July.
Withdrawal by the federal govern
ment from ebtry or selection of
approximately 1000. 900 acres of land
Wlbulu pIopOoCu DIX dtlu
Sunnyside projects between Boise and
King Hill has upset some of the state
land boards plans to select parts of
these lands and develop them for
soldier settlement purposes, l. ii.
Nash, state land commissioner, said
Thursday of last week.
The son of Fred Albright, a promi.
nent rancher Of the Blanchard
country, was seriously injured while
at work pulling stumps The whiffle-
trees broke and the doubletrees flew
back and struck the Young man across
the stomach. He was rendered un
conscious. He was taken to New
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