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The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1919-02-01

LONDON, Feb. 1;-Former Emper
or Charles Of Austria has been i'll for
the past fortnight, having suffered a
relapse after partially recovering
from an attack of influenza, accord
ing to a German wireless message re-
ceived here.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1919-02-01
GERMAN TROOPS AFTER POLES
Federal Authorities Keeping Eyes on Strikers
PARIS SUFFERS
FROM The ITCH

PARIS, Feb. 1: The Itch, brought
here from the battle front by soldiers
suffering from the disease, has spread
very rapidly in the city and is very
prevalent in all parts. 1t is said to
be causing much distress in the
American and other allied missions.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1919-02-01

G. w. Hanson and }. D. Wilson Of
Lorine are registered at the Revilla.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1919-02-01

Count Plunkett, Sim Fein member
Of the British parliament, is one of the
most prominent OF the Irish leaders
among the 500 arrested in the recent
roundup Of pIotters by the British gov.
eminent.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1919-02-01
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS

Snuthhourd---
Alameda, 9TH.
Nortlibounh-
Curacao, Saturday night.
Alaska, 7th.
City Of Seattle, 9th.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-01
q 6tes GapiteI.

I'm Mitta9, oIs bic olamanniIhen
Reiter 5uerit ii6tbar tpuroen, lag
Seq Der 5ribun in ieinem reid einges
rihteten 8emad in benz boben Surm
bes aapitpls nuf Der ipeidsn Slime,
iiber bic Elm 2Omenfeu 9eipreitet mar.
Gr fiblte iid in better Stimmung.
Der SUB idmer5te uno bemmte
i'm nidt mebr.
8eba9li6 itreideIte er ben reifen
fdparSen Runcbart, peIter 'ein
bronte@braunes, i6males, uripriin9s
lid eoel %gebiloetes. ober large fdon
Doll 2eioenidoften bur9furhtes
IntliB umrabmte.
8or ibm, auf BEN Slide Don 81
tronenbol5 ftonb balb9eleert Elm Sod
trug feurigen Sieulers unb cine ill
bsrne 9rintihoIe.
3mei qriediide Stlapen, Batter
unb Sobn, paren nit ieiner 8eoie.
nung beihdftigt.
Der Gltere Stlaoe brabte, lparneno
ben Singer er1ebeno, ben Mifdtru9.
Nber Ia6eno mics i'm fein 6err
binfpe9: rR0roIid Der aIpen," meinte
er, ,mii6t bic Notur BON 1eIbIt al.
3upieI &dlte in infer 8lut; mir brnus
den nidt ben Mein nod gu psrbiin.
men. Ridt lpabr, mein ipr0oer Qn=
tonius? Oa trint!"
nno er bot bic S9ale einem brit.
ten 9iener, einem biIbih0nsn Snoben
bon etpa finfsebn Sabren. Dieter
tauerts am 8ooen in Der duBeriteu
Gde beg 5urm9emod8, 70 fern tpie
m0gIt@ BON Geo. oieiem ieinsn 6errn
Den Riiden 3%ufpenoenb.
Gr trug nur einen purpurnel
S6ur5 UNI bic !6Iften. Dos iibriQe
Getpnnb butte ihm Der 3ribun nbgss
itreift.
Ger 8cian9cnc idlitttelte, obre oa5
fd0ue, trouriqe QntIiB gu psnoen.
bas 6aupt. neIdes Iongflutenoes
@oIbbunr umpoute.
SroBig, orobiam ipro6 sr Oann:
Sd belize ni4t 4ntonins: - 6or-
tart beige i'd. Glib mid frei; LOB
mid gu ben Meinen 3urSd, in ben
rouidenoen WaIo bes 9onubiug."
unpiuiq mari ibm 2eo ben f6pss
rem gurgi6iifsI, Der Dor ibm aui
benz Shemsl lag, in bic Rippen:
n6ebe bid BON 6innsn, ft0rrif6er
6uno. 3nous." berrTdte er ben
~iiingersn GtIaoen an, Der beIhdfti9t
mar. Die Waifsn bes 3ri6uns 6ereit
81 Ia1en, rihIcppe i'm in ben RoB
itdu; uno bang ibn bort IN aetten
ouf.."
Der Snobe iprong oui uub mari
ieinen WoumanfeI I'm. JaDus rib
i'm nit fort, binaus; Ben Bid poi
totliden 5ofes, BEN Der junss Ger.
name unier osm 8otbang bes Gema=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-01
(ifortisBung foIgt.)
ltcbcr ben AoeI.
gas Gin ncutifer @cIehrtCr barlbci
badIfr.

WaS Gin neutihcr @cIebrtcr barber
bGdltc.
ucbcr oen %ocI io0te Satob
Grimm an /. Augult 1S4S (nadI
Dem ltenogropbiihen 9eriht) lol
gen0cS:
9lud) mir lcrid,tet cir, boB Der
Noel oils beporred)tetcr 5tano oul
toren ntiiile; ocum 10 bat idon ocr
,3cit9ciit lett eth paar @eneratior
ucn Qeurtcilt, Ictt bari er Gin lou
les 3eugnl5 ooiiir ob0cbcn Ger
Noel lit rltc Alumc. Die ibrcn Sc
rld) ucrlorcn bat, plcllcId)t audi lbre
Gorbe. @ir molcu oic Jreibcjt ola
oa5 &0dntc ouiltcllen ME il Is
Damn mo8lid). onB mir ibr nod ct'
mas Mobcre3 bInjugebcu2 Milo
ldon ans Nieicnl @ru10c. DcIl DIR
6reibcit unIcr Niittclpuntt lit. oar'
d,d1t ncbcn ihr nod ctmas &oterc@
beitclcu Ser 8roBte oeutidc
Mann 49,. Cutler, nor au5 germ
Qcm 5touoc. mo 10 lit Is pou MN
on III upcn ~loIqeno2n |Snhrhun0cr
ten. Sic mcr0cn INNER ichcu. ooB
.oIc Niehrjnhi Der errpettcn groBen
@ciitcr Dem Nuracrltdn0e anac5or
tc, obQleidl aud) nod trci1Iidle Ntdn
ncr inter Dem AoeI o~uitrafcu
d. So .7.--. .l... -..,-,. -.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-01

8Gbmtsn 20psn. 9sesn feline 6ein6t.
WohInn: oisiss meines orimmiaen
2anbsmonnes grt ME Iome lobe
ia mir ertorsn.- uno er tlopfte Dem
Wiiteui0niQ out isinsm 4aQer oas
itoIS u%mmdbnts !6oupt. .8elte -
9enub Rnmpf! @einrlui6! 9as
auein lit bes gsbsns merit limb
nod Dem IeBtsn 9auid -: tsin @rs
MAIDEN eIpige Rodt N Der idpei.
genpen Wulte psa Soots."
90mit er9riIi I'll beioe Imulette.
mari ne gum Iurmfeuiter binduS,
ioBte isiRen g8urlipser, Der an Der
Wnno Nepnle, uno itirmte tIirreuo
bic iteiIe 2urmtreppe binab.
Seuiaeao uno topii9uttsIno fOlg
te Der 0rlede.
SIN meiten Qoiraume ongeIan9t.
Iieb Der 2ribun feline gon3s AIa auis
iisen; sr beiabl Dem @eidmnper, Inn
in bic Stdot bin0b gu folgen uno,
aui benz dorum peS 9sroules oufses
Ttslt. nuf .bn gu porteu. Bis sr lie
sum Gusfll iiibren peros. Dem
GsnturiU 9imiIto befabl er. nit ben
iiauriidsn 6uBtnshtsH auf benz
Spdbeppiten Dor BEN Gineange Oes
8npitols 5u balten. ben Sang oes
9siehtss Dor ben Sorsn iopie stpni,
&c TorQange in Der Stno: 81 beobad.
len, lcoealdIca obcr, mcnn Elm Gin.
ersifen in Der Staot poer DOT Dem
Ior notpenOig ideine. porber has
Fe'ts 2or Der Burg gu ftIieben unO
5pei Wuden onrIn gu belalien. Seine
bsioeu Stiapsn aber, ben alien 9ries
den uub peIsn Spbn, beiteute er -
lsiie nit Der geidlOfenen Sdnfte
an ben Sub pes AopitoIs: sir ale
.Fdle~, iiberlegts er. Sin pioeritres
bsnp Netb gu Hob ben Stetlpeg bers
auf idIeppen - oas tpnnte mid n0s
tigen. ibr iebr rpsb gu tun rpR i's
ner 0aua.."
uno nun, nit allen ieinen Nnoros
nungen gu Snoe, itis9 sr in ben 8us
gel. nd oui qIuto, leiuen pradtuols
len ipuniiden Rappbengit gu idpins
gen, Der uhgeoulpl9 nit Dem Yoroers
buf 5unten aus benz 9ronitpfIniter
pss Sofss bieb.
Soum iaB er i'm SottsI, bn fisI
iein Bid purd bic offene Stnltiir
auf ben Gnnben 9Ortari. Der. an beis
ben ousgebreiteten Armen 3piihen
8pei eiisrnen Yi,roerauien an9etettet,
an Der Wnnb hing; in Der Gts bes
Staues lag Elm bIauer 9ermauiiaer
RunoidiIo. Elm Spssr uuo cine
Strsitnrt; bic Wnffen. bic nan BEN
9naben bel ieinsr Gr9reifung nbas.
npmmeu.
~9o, Der tiinfti9e Qntpnius!" Indts
sr, ben 8urfipeer in bic Settle items
meno. .asttet ibn los! Gr iou aui
bic Mauer trsten. bic 8srnihtung iei.
ner 0ermonenbeloen gu idauen, Sur
gIaht tetten mir nm 5uinmmen nit
elmer 9an5en apppeI FOLDER Barren"
llnp sr CAB Dem Rappen bic Spus
ren, baB bisIer Iaut miebsrnb itieg.
n6its bib" rel 9Ortori, nun snts
fefelt an bic StoItiir trstenp, fun,
tslnbcn 4u9e8. dor pen 8dvn oes
llrpoIbs. Sbre TaBsn peroen bid
SerihIogen!"
9ber Iadeno rief Der 2ribun:
.Uuf. nuf oa8 Ior! limb pebe
ben &arbaren.."
llnn brauienp uno ilirrtno ipren1s
tt. Dem ~traftpollsn 6ubrer ioheno.
aey gIGn5snoe 8titsr3u9 gu 5oI.
frn~tgsburn fnIn4N
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-01
Gitbentes RopiteL.

.5oItia hottie fh Der 4lte pcn bem
poten uno BON ben 8doeitlapen
pappnen lofen; Ell elite, bsqIeitet bon
Cornelius, on oas pinOeIiciide gor.
hort ben bohsr g8al 81 beiteigen. Der
rpeitbin 4usiidt gepdhrte.
GO moro i'm heib babel: benn
nun nor es pon m}itto9 9%eporDsn;
ientreft Itittt Die Scnne lire 9Eus
bsnoeu qfeile ouT ben Idtuersn 6sIr.
IN bem Gore trai i'm Elm Gentu-
no oss Eribuns; oisiar hate pom
9apitol bsrab ifon frIher aIs bic
8dtter auf ben Rauern Rsi;sr aus
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-01

70 inasnbftorft Grme. Or sd6ls pors
srff feline Shu!b BEN Soierlnnb: fGlt
er. iii sr olsr ShuIosn quit; iibsr=
Iebt Ell. nnnoert er nisesr in osr
Surm.~
Ter GarcerariEs 30-erte; ober Gin
Gippenifof. ben Inn Cornelius IN
qeouIoia oerIsbis. iiimmte i'm nm.
Sd psihe Der 9spnT!," rief er uno
risb iid bic aetroffens STEELE.
pNeIh s%iferns. pfIi6tTtrsnae RS
msrfeeIsll" msints Cornelius.
GIeid bnrouf fprono TuIpius iibsr
bic S6psGIs. sr9riff Shilo unb
Spser, bic itm BON BEN Waffens
porrat ouf BEN 8on berab aebrsdt
purben. uno rief: n6inaus. binnus
por'g 9or!."
@obIaefdniq ruhts oss TeIbbsrrn
Bid ouf ibm: rGoIdsn Gifer lob
i'd! 9u fsbnt bid nad benz
Sample"
nNd nein, Ser ontportste Der
iunas Monn oufridti9. onur mad 6e=
licitos."
WGbrenb iener iih untptnia OBJ
ponote, tr0itste Grifpus ben geffsn.
Sd bab' fists bsin 5uus i'm auQs
beboItsn BON WoG ans; berubiqe bid,
fein 8orbar bat nod ben 6lub iiberz
fhrittsn."
Limb Der 3ribun?" fliiterte Der
iunde Gbemdnn.
sat nod bog aopitoI nidt Der
taFen."
Limb 3eno?"
ST ponbef6GFtigt, feline S6Gbs
in bic Stobt bersin 8u brin9sn unb
3u perfedsn."
% te6rten bic 5ubnbIdisr BON III
rem Runboona suriid; bic lsBtsn
gireer bon ben ~entle9enften 6duiern
trafen nun Elm. Geperus uno Gorne=
Iiug olieberten Tie in sfpsi 6aufsn,
ieben etpa Su hreihunbsrt Wann;
nun trot Der alte 6eIb por unb
Tprod: .Romer! Supopsnfifds Mdns
ner! sFclo.t mir! 6inous pors 5or
unb pebe ben gorborsn!."
gr ernortete fout IGrmeneen Bel
Fonsruf; ober onss blieb fin.
gur Elm W1onn trot aus benz
@Iieb uno fpraG GngitIi4: S9ari i'd
cine Jra9e iteaen?"
.6rase.." eripibsrte SeDerus unpiIs
Zig.
.Dis pieIe 8arboren m0gen's pobI
fein oa prauBen2"
r9aum bunoert."
Limb mir iinb iedsbunbsrtl"
meinte Der 5opfre bebaglid Iadelnb
uno iib gu ben 8irgern penpsno.
nAuf!" i4rie er pIOBlid unb Ieiu
Sdpert al ben S4iIo idIageno,
.4uf bas Sor! unb pebe ben Bar
baren!"
.Gebe ben 8arborsn!" rief nun
bic gnn5e Sdoar.
Dos Sor parb a~ufge5ogen unb iiber
bic 3u9briite. peI4e ii4 gIeid5eitiQ
iiber ben Wougraben nieoerlieB. ell
ten bic Wdnner aus Der Stast.
Nur fpdrIi9e Waden poren aui
benz san5en llmtreis Der Wauern sus
r~iidgeIofen tporoen; Weiber uno Sin.
Der eilten nun aus ben 9duiern, er:
ftiegen bic WdQe unp bIidten Der
Sbrigsn nnd, peI6e in raideu
Maridfdritt ouf Die Bride unter,
baIb Der Stabt 5ueiIten, oeren Beit:
enbe, pie mir faben. felt benz DIOR.
gen perrnmmeIt uno BON elmer tIei.
nsH Sdaar ebiest mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-08-01

4I d { ron oe.rcm Qutcn Bc'
5dftn.s nid}t imuer @e5rauhl
GtrIit Dallf aHt IaH4iten
neil e 10 itlfcn Qebraudrt MIRO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
apr1s-1x
STATE HOUSE

Commissioner of Health L. D.
Rr;sto, has issued the following pro-
gram for the second annual meeting
Of the local boards of health with
the Maine State Health Department
To he held on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, April % and % at the state
House:
Tuesday
100 P. M.-Registration OF repre-
sentatiyes of local boards Of health
ard visitors.
2P. M.-Chairman. DR.. L. D. Bris-
toi, Augusta !,
1.-THE Plans Of the American Red
Cross for Cooperative Health
Work." Miss Elizabeth Ross, New
ENGLAND Division American Red
Cross, Boston.
"Public Health Nursing" Miss
Mary Van ZiIe, New England Divi-
sion American Red Cross. Boston.
1.-THE Relation of the United States
Public Health Service to State
Health Work." C. E. Turner. SAM
tary engineer, U. S. p. H. S.. Boston.
1.-THE Relation Of the American
Public Health Association to State
Health Work." A. w. Hendrich. Sec
rotary, A. P. II. A., Boston.
1.-The Relation of the Medical Pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

fession to State Health Work." DR..
George Coombs, president Maine
State Medical Association, Waldo
boro.
General discussion.
730 p. M.-Chairman, DR.. r. D.
Small, Portland.
THE Influenza Epidemic and Its
Control! in Portland" DR.. Thomas
Tetreau, health officer, Portland.
"A Program for Progressive
Health Work in Maine" DR.. L. D.
Bristol State health commissioner.
Better Reporting and Better
Control Of the Communicable Dis
eases" DR.. A. G. Young division di-
rector Of communicable diseases,
state Department of Health.
1.-THE Chief Factors in the Control
Of Veacrcal Diseases" DR.. II. E..
Hitchcock, division director Of ven
ereal diseases, State Department of
Health.
General discussion.
Wednesday
$40 A, M.-Dr. s. ]. Beach, Angus
Id, SHdh lAio"s
Especial Health Problems in Nor
thern Maine" DR.. ]. F. Stevens. dis
trict health officer, Millinocket.
"A Survey Of Public Health Ad-
ministration in Bangor" DR.. H. d.
Worth, district health officer. Ban
gor.
"Co-operative Health Work in
Bath" Chester S. Kingsley, health
officer Of Bath.
Lessons for the Civilian Health
Official from the Work of the SAM
tary Corp of the United States
Army" A. p. Pratt. district health
officer, Portland.
THE History Of Plumbing" Hiram
w. Kicker. South Portland. member
OF Public Health Council.
General discussion:
Adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
SUNDAY AFTERNOON FIRE
Spark from Chimney Ignites Shingles
Of House at 10 Melville Street

The fire department was called out
early Sunday afternoon by an alarm
which was sounded at 1903 from box
81 at the corner Of Sewall and Green
streets and was due to the discovery
Of fire on the roof Of the house at
10 Melville street owned by Mrs.
Ola Roule and occupied by Harry
Knowles. The fire is supposed to
have been due to a spark falling
from the chimney to the roof and
setting the shingles on fire. No wa
ter was used by the department., the
blaze being extinguished by chemi-
calls after the shingles had been
burned for a place about ten feet
square. causing a loss of perhaps
$50. The all-out was sounded at
1.27.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

NOTICE OF sALE-Following property
of United states vii: be sold for cash to
highest bidder on sealed proposals
which will be publicly opened at 10 30 A.
NJ. April .. 1s1s. at stats Draft Head
quarters, Augusta. Me-: N typewriters
cabinsts; Is wooden card cabinets: :!
large table: s typewriter chairs: swivel
chairs: steal card files and other arti-
I'd NAV be examined daily between
hours OF $ A. NJ. and 40 p. n. Fur.
ther informc ton upon Application.
apr17.1S.l9.N.6,A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
TRINITY coMMANDERY, K. T.
Attends Easter Services Sunday A.
tsrnoon at St. Marks

Trinity Commandery, No. Z. X. T..
held on Sunday afternoon its annual
Easter observance by attending
service at st. Marks Episcopal
church. The sir knights to the num-
Der Of so assembled at 2 o'clock at
the Asylum. and at about 2.30. in
command Of Eminent Commander
Charles r. Chase and headed by the
Augusta Band. Director F. A. Den
mis-. marched by way Of Rines hill.
Green and State streets to the
church. where they listened to an
address appropriate to Easter deliv-
cred by the rector. At the .conclu-
sion Of the exercises the column was
reformed and proceeded by way Of
State, Bridge and Water streets to
Masonic Temple. where the parade
was dismissed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Word has been received in this
city Of the death Of Sarah A. Swift.
which occurred Saturday afternoon
at Lewiston from apoplexy. aged s.,
years. One niece. Mrs. Charles
Philbrick Of Farmingdale, and sew
eral cousins in Sidney. Winthrop and
Farmingdale survive. The remains
will be brought to Augusta on the
noon train today and funeral services
will be held at 1890 Tuesday morn
ing from 253 Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Lawrence Pur

Lawrence Purinton, former
member Of the Cony High school
and later the Hebron Academy base
ball team. is out for the University
Of Maine baseball team this year and
is likely to make the outfit. He is
fast inf1elder and good man with
the stick. He is also expected to
make good on the football team this
fall, as he was one of the fastest
preparatory school quarterbacks in
the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Have you bought your winters
coal supply? With so much labor
unrest as is now existing it is good
judgment to look ahead and provide
for next winters supply. The warn
ing issued by the Augusta and Halo
we'll coal dealers today should be
read by all.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Friends of Mayor and Mrs. Burleigh
Martin will be gratified to know that
their infant son Robert, who has been
critically ill with pneumonia for sew
eral weeks past. was reported Saturday
to be somewhat better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Ora Mcdonald. who was on Friday
morning struck on the back by a fall
ing log in the millyard Of the Augusta
Lumber Co. did not suffer a fracture
Of the right shoulder as was at first
feared. and although he received a Sc
we're blow no bones were broken. He
was reported Saturday as being more
comfortable but he will probably De
lame for some little time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
NORTH AUGUSTA

Sergeant L. Owen Pierce has been
on furlough Of three days visiting
his wife and young son at the home Of
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter league. Sergt. Pierce arrived
from Franoe with the 26th. He re-
turned to his company at Camp Dew
ems.
Mrs. Jennie Cottle is passing her
Easter vacation at the home of her
father, Columbus Cottle. Townsend
road.
Mrs. Ora Perkins Is quite sick. It is
hoped she will soon be able to be
out.
The many friends will be glad to
learn that Mrs. Caddie Dutton is
greatly improved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Automobile Registration

The automobile registration in
Maine keeps on counting up into
big figures. although for comparison
it is now up against the great spring
rushof 1918. so that the excess to
date over last year is not quite 50
proportionately great - for the pre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

First Lieut.. Raymond Anterior of the
1921 Machine Gun Battalion, who ar
rived in America last Thursday from
service overseas and is now stationed
at Camp Devens. arrived in the city
Saturday for brief stay at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. ].
Neale. on Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

A large party of members Of the Odd
Fellow bodies left on the 6.15 train
Saturday morning for Portland to at
tend the anniversary celebration Of the
institution OF the order. The number
Of tickets sold for that train was z
from the Augusta station. while others
took the 9.So train that morning and
still others wen. t, Portland on the
Friday afternoon trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Lester NJ. Hart. private secretary
to the governor. has in his possess
sion, for distribution. a limited sup
ply of government seeds which will
be mailed on applications to his
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

The city council holds its regular
meeting for the month Of April at 80
this evening at the council rooms in
City building, and a good attendance
is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Augusta friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
gus Mccormick. formerly OF this city
but now of Waterville. will be inter-
ested in the announcement that a lit
tie daughter was born to them last
Tuesday at their Waterville home. Be-
fore marriage Mrs. Mccormick was
Miss Hazel Hunt of this city, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Hunt of Sewall
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

The report on Sunday regarding the
condition of Mrs. Fred Jones. who is
very i'll with typhoid fever at her
home. los Grove street, was that she
was about the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Maine Central train Saturday morn
ing. both east and west, were well filed
with people. some Of whom were going
away for Patriots'>day and others to
remain over Eater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. wellington Of
West Medford. Mass. are visiting In
the city. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Marston o. Green street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Mrs. L. ]. colgan Of Bath. formerly
Of this city. was In town for q few
days last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

An ss-pound son was born Friday 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LsJ1eur At their
home on Northern avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Henry Tetreault passed Saturday at
Old Orchard. where Mrs. Tetreault has
for q short time past been visiting.
Evening star., 1919-12-22
CAR HITS SWITCHMAN.
John Shelton Knocked Down on
on Avenue-Other Mishaps.

John Shelton, switchman for the
Capital Traction Railway Company
was knocked down by a car while al
work at Pennsylvania avenue and Isl
street last night. His face was cut
and he was in a dazed condition from
shock when taken to Emergency
Hospital
Mortimer Edwards. 2S4 11th street
yesterday afternoon received Sigh,
injuries as result of his sled COM
ing in contact with an automobile
on 18th street, near his home. He
was given first aid at Casualty Hos
pital.
While delivering parcel post
package at a house at East Capitol
and Sth streets last night, Vaughan
Connelley slipped on the icy pave
ment and sprained his ankle He was
taken to Casualty Hospital.
An Army automobile driven by
Private ]. P. Walsh. L. S. A, sta
toned at Camp Meade. early today
broke a lamp post at Gath and NJ
streets.
Evening star., 1919-12-22
COMPLIMENTS M. JUssERAND.
Societe Franchise Of Howard Uni
versity Entertains in His Honor.

"soiree de gala" was given Friday
night by the Societe Franchise of
Howard University in honor Of NJ
Jusserand, the French ambassador.
On account of diplomatic business the
ambassador was unable to be present,
but he was represented by an at
tache. NJ. Henri.
M. Henri, in greeting the society.
expressed the gratitude Of France for
the part the American colored man
played in the war. He said Ambassa- :
dor Jusserand personally observed
the colored soldiers in action in the
ST. Mihie, sector and expressed ad-
miration for their fighting qualities.
NJ Monrovia. minister from Haiti.
spoke Of the common ties which bind
the American negro with the people
OF Haiti Prof. NJ. =. Lochard. head
Of the French department OF the uni
versity. greeted the guests in French
while Dean Kelly Miller conveyed the
respects Of the student body.
Evening star., 1919-12-22
BODY OF INFANT FOUND.
Note Left by Mother Says She Was
Too Poor to Bury It.

The body of an infant seven months
old, wrapped in a piece of blanket,
was found at 5th and X streets about
$50 o'clock yesterday morning. 1t
was the third infant Of about that
age, whose body was abandoned in
the past few weeks. II: the other in
stances the bodies were fairly well
clad. one being found in a suit case
and the other IN the river.
A note signed heart broken moth
err" pinned to the blanket of tn"
body found yesterday furnished the
Information that the mother was too
poor to bury it.
An examination of the body at the
morgue made it appear that the child
had starved to death. The child S
name was written on the slip of paper
pinned to the blanket. but police of
the second precinct Aave not sue
ceeded in locating it's parents