davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24

En- el "CoaIno" llegaron aver
de lo3 Estados Unidos los siguien-
tcs pasajeros:
Alberto Armstrong, Alberto
Armstrong Jr., Alfredo Arms
trong, josephine Armstrong, Lau-
ra Armstrong, 1t. W. A. Aubert,
Thomas Allen, Francis Amory Jr.,
E.. A. Bailey. Mrs. Bailey, Charles
Il. bunting, Mrs. Bunting, w.
Borda, Luis Barrcras, Miguel Bal
sell, James P. Berry, Raul Bene-
dicto, i. nj. Coughlan, Mrs. eau
ghlan, Mus. Cooke, Adolfo Cabge-
ra, William D. Champlin, Mrs.
Champlin, Mis- Zuma Crive-
lenti, Louise w. Champbell,
G. H. Garter, Mrs. Carter,
L. H. Carter, John 7. Coolidge,
Carmen Cintron, Olga Cintron, F.
Doll, Arthur Day, Bertha L. Day,
William Dimas, Edward Dimas,
Mrs. Dastas, Emilia Dastas, LUIS
Dastas Jr,, Anne Dastas, VIM. ],
Fling. Mrs. Fling, R. f. GammorlN,
Florence NJ. Huber, J. II. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Hamilton, F. G. Kings
burg, Mrs. Hingsburg, 0. l..
Hath, Mrs. Hath, Leonard
Hcadth, Edith Johnston, Lit. Col.
Harry G. Kramer, Mrs. Kramer,
Lit. A.. E. Klock, N. Keller, J. F.
Lanning, Catherine Lawton, S. V.
L. Lippitt, Minnie Lippitt, Jorge
J. Lay, A. W. Longfellow, H. W.
Manzelmann, Charles Manzel-
mann, Charles B. Mayne, Guisto
Malatrassi, 1t. Manuel Miranda
Pavon, Ferdinand G. Malpica, ia
mes Noziglia, Esperanza Pacheco,
R. A. Prickitt, c.. G. Roehm, J. H.
Henderson, Juan Real, w. M.
Reid, Mrs. Reid, C.. H. Riddle, 1t.
Char. P. Sweeney, R. S. Swiggett,
Mrs. Salda1a, H. IT. Skinner, j.
F. Shepherd, Mrs. Shepherd, F.
Spangenburg, Eduardo Torres,
Mario Vissepo, Adele Voorhees,, j.
w., Van Leenhoff, George S.
| Wood, Mrs. Wood, C. J. A. Will
son, Benjamin Yard, Rafael Aya-
la, Cesar Ayala, Bernabe Aceve-
do. Maria Castro, Gerarda NJ. Ca
rrillo, Adele Collwood, Genaro Cot
to, Jose Cruz, Ramon Caamano,
Rafael Ferreira, Manuel Figue-
roa. Miguel Garcia, Ernesto Con
zalez, Miss Susan NJ. Jason, Juan
G.. Lopez, Emilio Matos, Gregoria
R. Marrero, Esteban Marrero, Fe-
lix ATanzano, Felipe N1iiez, Fer
nando Natal, Victor Nieves, Jua-
na Ortiz, Sixta Ortiz, jose A. Pc
rez, Alexandra Quir6s, Alfonso
Rey, Feliciano Rogue, Emilio Ro-
drfguez, Louis Ramos, Mrs. Ra-
mos, Francisco Santos, Jose Sierra
no, Francisco Torres, y Natalia
Vega.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24
"LGS SIETE PECADOS
CAlPITALES"

El domingo Sc estrenara EN- cl
cine puerto Rico, de Santurce,
la notable production cinematogra
flea ELos siete Pecados Capita
le5". Sc eNhibira por parties com
pletas, una cada domingo. Esta
pelicula es tomada de la novela
de su nombre, del escritor fran
,ces Eugenio Sue.
Ell amigo Lloveras tendra ell do
mingo y los sucesivos un lleno, en-
su acreditado cine,r rIpues esta cints
es soberbia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24
Los QUE LLEGAN

En- el "Coamo" llegaron aver
de lo3 Estados Unidos los siguien-
tcs pasajeros:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24
NO ACEPTAN LOS ALIADOs

Los Aliados no estan dispues-
tos a frmar ell Armisticio nj a fir
mar la paz. JPor que esf 81 Vd.
1uiere una paz prospera y segura
para los americanos, vaya a hacer
su compra a la bien surtida tienda
del seior Francisco Rivera frente
al mcrcado, Mayaguez, P. r., don-
de hallara articulos su gusto y
precios fuera de competencia.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24
QDININA QUE NO AFECTA
IA CABEzA. LAXATIVE BRO

NO QUININA es mas eficaz en-
.odos los casos en- que Sc necesite
omar Quinina, no causando zum-
5idos de ofdos. Contra Resfria-
los, La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
iismo y Fiebres. La irma de E.
w. GROVE viene con cada ca
jita. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24

Sc VENDE.-Una preciosa ca
sa en- la playa de Mayaguez, P. R.
con s dormitorios, cocina y todas
las comodidades caseras. Escriba
hoy dirijase a Francisco Ayiles,
Playa Mayaguez, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24
Notas de La Conf
sion de Alin1entos

Hoy hemos recibido la siguien-
te information:
San Juan, p. r., Encro %, 1919.
En- su session del lunes pasado
Ia Comisi6n de Alimentos acord0
-ir derogandO las resoluciOnes de
dicho ORGANISING Ell vigor, segdn
10 fneran aconsejando las circuns-
tancias al Objeto de hacer desa-
pareccr las medidas restrictivas
para cuando cese aquella.
En- Ia resolution adoptada So
bre el particular la COmisi0n ha
hecho constar ell firme prOp0sito
que abriga de tomar medidas dras-
ticas 81 las circunstancias la Obli-
gan clio, a1n cuando confla ell
! la cooperation del cOmerciO y
pueblo Ell general para que la de-
rogaci0n de sus resoluciones ten
ga ell deseado efecto de normali-
zar las transacciones comerciales.
En- virtud de 10 acordadO han
dejadose sin efecto las resoducio-
nes siguientes:
No. 1, que requeria la solicitud
de permiso de la Comisi0n de Ali
mentos para la exportaci6n de
articulOs alimenticios. DerOgada
csta resolution las exportaciOnes
pueden hacerse libremente.
No. u, que regnlarizaba la ma
tanza de ganado hembra. En- vir-
tud de esta derogaci0n la matan-
"a de ganado puede hacerse SUI
ieta a las Otras leyes en- vigor Ell
Puerto Rico sin que sea necesario
comprobar Ia inhabilidad para la
procreaci0n del ganado hembra
que Sc sacrifique.
No. 35, que requerfa la fijacion
de anuncios ell los establecimien-
tos comerciales con la lista de los
precios corrientes, requisite este
que no es ahora necesariO pudien-
! do destrnirse a0uellas liStaS de
preciOs, Y
No. 46, que dictaba medidas pa
ra los casos en- que las subastas
municipales para el abasto de car
nes eran sometidas a la aproba-
ci0n de la COmisi0n de AlimentOs.
Seg1n esta derogaci6n los munich
pios no podran acogerse a las re-
glas que dicte la Comision de Ali
mentos para castigar las viola i
clones por parte de los rematls-
tas.
/
Por resolution No. 50 de la Co.
mission de Alimentos, dictada en-
20 del corriente Sc ha fijado un
precio maximo de 16 ctys. por
cuartillo legal para la venta de
leche fresca de vaca en- el Muni-
cipio de San. Juan. Al aumentar
dos centavos (2f) por cuartillo
en- ell precio de venta de leche, ha
tenido en- cuenta Ia Comision Ia
posibilidad de que sc traiga a la
Capital leche de otras poblaciones
donde el precio es mas bajo y la
diferencia en- este bastante para
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
BJRNHAM

MISS Laura Goodwin, who Is al
tending the fail term Of Elgh school
al Fairfield. visited over Sunday
with her parents.
Nj and Mrs. Z. Z. KINNEY and
Mr.. AMI Mrs. 4 / Libby attended
Skownegan fair.
Mrs Mildred MiIfer If Auburn mas
been a recent guest al the home OF
ner sisters. Misses Freda and Daisy
Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s Watson are
entertaining friends from Boston for
tro weeks
Mr. and Mrs. s. r Cole have
bought stand in Benton and are
moving their household goods to
their new home.
john Phillips. who recently sold
nls stand TO John Gee. Ii moving TO
North Vassaiburo. where ne lived
previous TO Owning here.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George E. Gilmore
who have sold their place % Oral
Bla iseien. are moving inre the rent
in John Gees house
Mrs. Hiram Hustus. vino has bear
III the past week. is gaming
Mrs. Emma Foster. vino went
short time ago 70 Gardner Mass. To
vls1r her son. = E. MeAllister. met
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
KNOXVILLE

vLS--Mrs. Roy Nash mas gone
IN Belfast ID work.
Mrs EDNA DAVIS went 10 Buck
deld last week q ar1end school
Mrs. Viola Bennett and TWO sons
of Wotourn. Mass. have been visit
;ag Il town.
Nj and Mrs Car Packard and
daughter u Waldo were Ii town re-
Gently
Chester Lee Of Boston was Z zow1
recent
Miss Edith lawrence Is visiting
friends IT Massachusetts.
Mrs. Marin Written fas returned
from trip 70 Massachusetts.
M and Mrs. z. r Ballon are VS.
1ting II Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Clara Sweet Of Long Beach,
ca. was Il town recently, the guest
of friends.
Lieutenant Johnson Of BROOKLYN,
Y Y has beer n town visiting
friends.
Mrs. Ellen Hartman CT Liberty
tas purchased a home Il McFar-
lands Corner and moved there.
Few. z. ". Abhor- went "a Wash
.agton recently amended the funeral
of the lste Mr.. Shar truck.
Mrs. Eliza Young Of Concord. n
H. has been visiting friends here
Mrs Eliza Warehouse has been
visiting friends in Senrsport-
Few EIbridge Davis went Sunday
to Sea-sport 10 hold services.
The apple crop N THIS section Ii
large The farmers nave solG d few
TO a local buyer, +. # Jackson. fnr
cider. but the greater pa-r oft he
cider apples ara carried 70 Thornd1ks
and sold 10 a buyer there fnr outside
-,zrties The canning factnry al
Brooks has bought apples for can-
riug II Is understood that rte buy
ers II Unity and Thorndlke are
soon going u buy canning apples.
Very few apples are shipped out on
the State by the farmers. as barrels
are SO hign II Is considered more pro-
fftable - sell here. In former wears
arv barrel would answer. bur late
wears a barrel Of standard make nas
to be bought ana used Very fHw
are making barrels and consequent
ly they are high and bard 10 get.
Therefore the faGtUries are getting
rnoyy, rf the srpiEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

dance. Music vas furnished by
MlrcneITs orchestra
Mrs. Ward Davis had al u attack
Ialely.
among those from Fe-rwooo
Grange attending the meeting nf
Ca--abassert Grange a. kiagheid On
Monday evening, Oct. 6. were Mrs.
John Dunlap and daughter. Doris
Mrs. Frank Dunlap. Harry Atwood
Mrs. Ethel Scott Leroy Luce. M.
and Mrs. Willard Written, Nathan
Burbank. Lewis Morton. Llda Luce
and Mrs. Niles. A most enjoyable
evening was passed. The literary
program consisted of SOLOS. duets
readings and cartoons. The last
drawn ny one Of the kInEiel6
Changers. a bourLz1al supper Of
beans, prc~nbread- pickles and num-
81 GUS varieties IF cakes and pies was
served. The evening ended with the
plaring Ct games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Wednesday, D-iarten Market.

sfprk Yards. October sth There were
heavv offerings Of oeef cattle almost
all of which were Of the poorer grades,
and sprne o. these were Of unusually
ppor quality Trade was very dull:
with arlv a few ouvers out- MANY OF
the cattle were held for ThurscaE,
under lack OF BIDS Caves were N
good supply with prices steady. HnEs
were an materially. dressed hoes sell
ing lac per b lower. Sheer and lambs
were IN moderate supply with pr1ces q
shade higher on av.rase sa.es ne
heavv mixers sold un e Is with The
average range from s6d19.
sRssurted Sales G. A E4astrnan Sole
&C. Is canie. I4so ihs.. 4 &c. buil IL
lbs. a. &C, 2 COWS. l& inn.; al &C. ana
anh Il hogs a lsr- r Gsse r sn.a Z
lambs. af nc. - mixers from ssoai5
" calves. Al i4c; % hogs. al 1sc and
3 rnilHe-s fr-m sss4ss o Thomp-
q rrws' n &c. ana "a ngisgna cows. AT
&c: 70 calves 81 lsc: noGs. a. -
dressed; ~ sineep and lambs sheer n
D.. and lambs. At Itc r. g. P,p.r seln
sc,d 81 steers. av f% li,s.. II Insc .
rcws. az an lbz.. 1T &c. L Cows. Az ="
lns.. at tac: N csfvss. ~. LIZ lhs; q lISr-
Il, ealves. sv. Ia lbs. At - 10 IN ns'
a. 1sr: = ruiikcrs from s0Han ncve .
Gieasun sid csws, NJ &c: ano Z no.
lpgnn cows. nj +c. z caves. Al "e.
mixers {. m s,od1m A n n.kSs . so,o
sseSerU Putman Bros. sold e1rtle
frnm sdsc: leo calves at sc-lec-lIr Pc
N. lambs. at tac. and IL nos, q. nv
Ctis n Forhush SOLD ! 80 .s,y.s
e-ufn f4A1se: 4 Rogs. ~ v1r; and sneep
az lE lbs. ut &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Chicago Cattle Market

CdicREn JC- q
EOGNEeceIptr z.W Estimated To-
mur-pr e em; STEADY 70 % cents lower
closing strong Hea--y I45DG L,te me-
dunn 145fsn -.s5o light 1475f1Dsn; light light
l.25Mi5l5 heavy packing sows smontn
1.,,sftd l4an packing scws rough I58o413N
DEB -S15d14S0.
EA-TLE-Heceipts 1919 Estimated
tomorrow S1n. weak. Beef stnsrs Me
dunn and neavv choice and urirne f65s1
IE5a; medium and good Qm116a5' COM
mon gJ,aifIgn. light weight Eood and
cffo,ce ls1JdlSJl common and medium
aHdi4Sn Butcher cattle HeIfsrs 65sa
1z- rows 6Jnf-.s canne-s and cutters
5y5n46 veal calves r7mT ZEE; feeder
Steers -Hd1yw sfccker sree-s aGnlf.S
western range steers 5@d1W; COWS and
huirers 75eHtrsn
SEEEP-RaceIprs 4a.Wa Estimated
tomorrow l.@ weak Lambs EB8fT
INnA, cuIls and common sath1g75 Ewes
Medium sund and choice HAH 75n: Guile
and common WpAGr; hreeder6 W0@1276
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

"Wednesday night al New Bedford,
Spider Kelly Of New Bedford bea-
Frankie Barnert Of Fail F..ver II a
four-round bout. Sennie Dorsey Of
New Bedford quit % Eddie Derrick Of
Fall River after four rounds, and
Tummy Flanagan of New Bedford
knocked OIL Young ROy n the
fourth
Frankie DeElce has q great card
for SATURDAY night al The Exposl-
lion building n Portland, with Ted
Kid Lewis and Willie Kaye"
Lougnlin as rop- notcners. Lewis Is
srL the welterweight champion OF
Europe. although he lost the Amer
can championship TO Brltrnn. from
whom ne had won Il. LoughLn Is
also after BrItuDn- having defeated
all the weiters he has met. Dave
BoIte Of Fort Williams. 15D-pouud
SERVICE champ, and Johnnie Morris
the 18th Division champ. viii also
meet
Biddefurd Jou-uaI-- ounr Tham-
bers the local buxer who Is TO meet
Danny Lorraine. the state champion.
II the main bout at Marble hall. FRI
GAY night. Il working diligently
training. Chambers says there is no
argument that Lorraine Is d cracker
jack a. The boxing business and he Is
hard one ID 60 ID against and try
10 win from unless one Is n the best
Of condition. 'T have d feeling thar
an going ID do the trick Friday
might AT Marble hail and f I dom
II viii not be from lack Of condi-
tiun." said Chambers. 4 letter from
Lorraine says ne is training daily and
he wants TO give the Biddetord boxer
a lsstle advice that he is going &c
fine the state champion II prime
condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
CHINA

EST-AfT-E. Sake Rand Il entertain
Iig friends from AaEsac hHsetts
Ut. ha1e St-lson. VINO L teaching or
Stanley nil. passed he week END w.t.
Miss Alden in vassaIho-n
Ms. Fred Skinner is suffering from
al attack Of cryslpsias.
Mrs. ] [. Goddard rassed Frioav
WITH fer daughter Mrs. Charles 6aile-
ri China viI.age.
:. T. Tnslsv ann family passed Sun
9sv with his brother and wife III Ge---e
Travis Els brother VIII leave ve-r
sunn fur his home n California
MlGs Ada Goldsmith was thrown from!
an automobile Sept. = IN Ban an
YER badly hurt,
Mrs Aired u ct vIr-rl. VINO has peer
visiting her sister .or ssveraI weeks II
LRrnolne. mas returned home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs harold Luce are re-
ceivinE congratulations On the birth
Of n daughter
Few. Clarence Smith preached an
especially interesting sermon an sun
aav afternoon. Oct s. Special MUSIC
u1s furnished by Miss Minnie Ch3ck
and John Chick. In thu SUNDAY
school q very pleasing dnet was ran
dared by Rev Mr. Smith and the or
Eanist. Mrs Ethel Scott
One hundred tnIrtv-fve Thousand
cans Of corn wer- pur up AZ the corn
shop this season They VIII be
shipped AWAY Socr.
A dance was held al Odd Fellows
hall On "Wednesday evening. To ceie-
brate the Inst day of work in the
corn shop. There was a good artsn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
WASHINGTON

EAST-Mr ana Mrs. Ravncnc
BOwley visited Mr. and Mrs C-ia
Johnston al Jefferson SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. billiard L.iascur1 we're
Sunday visitors a. E - L1-nrs
Fred Sawyer returned 70 Maiden
sunday, after te~ days visit AT
ms home here Re was acCnupa-
med AS Ia as Y aidpboro by Mrs
Sawyer and friend Mrs. smith
Mrs. Ha-rlerr Hall ana Miss Erna
Light were n Liberty for brief
visit hast SE1ur1Hv
Mrs. Clara Overlook was N Be.-
taSI TWO DAYS Of last week called
there cn matters Of business
Mrs. Lo-1e Light and son Edward
were Sunday callers =. Arthur Tu-~
lers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
MONMOUTH

M-s. z. A. P-escpr- went 70 Portland
Mordav TO attend the Music Festival
ana pass a few DAYS with relatives.
Ernest z Johnson has closed his
summer home on the Nrrth Monmouth
rad and with t1is family left the first
Of the week for their home in Faneuil
Mass
Miss Alta Harris and Miss Marion
Chick n Monmouth Academr II, are
enroiied as freshmen al Bates cnllege
H H ~itheren 10 IN BRETON on a
bus Tees trip.
Tn series of meetings being hald
this week a. the Methodist church under
the direction Of Rev K L. Dunn. the
evangelist. are well attended and very
interesting The sneaect for wetfnes-
day evening il The Gates Of Hell
rburxdsr evening "A Man Catcher
FrfGav evening. The WAY Made
Plain Snturdav evening The Gospel
In q Nut She'll A PRAYER meeting was
hela at . ?. NJ Wednesday, al the
chapel
The third and tourth degrees wsr.
Wednesday, evening upon 1--WE candi-
dates. Foiicwins she work an oyster
supper was served IN the dining hail
Rev M wis<in Of North Berwick
viii supply a he congregational church
SUNDAY morning Oct Z.
M and Mrs h r Flanders Of Kenf's
Hin are in tcwn harvesting their zpples
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
CLINTON

William Flies VIM Is enaiu-.d a
Belgrade mas been me regent guest Of
MS parents. M ana Mrs Charles Files.
Ivan s1-uls. vino has beer visiting
friends n towr returned 70 Steep Fails
-uesGav
Mrs. Nan BIalsdelI was a business
caller n Pt1-sfieId TuesGar
Mrs. Howard Lawrence vIsitsd -eia-
Ives n Ware-rille Tuesda~
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome WEYMOUTH are
the parents OF = 9--pound boy born
Tuesday a. the Sisters hospila. IN Wa
te-viIle
Mrs Seweu Brown Is visiting he
dz lighter. Mrs. I-vllE Stewa-t III Va
ie-viIls
Mr ana MIS- Everett Jesse Of Albion
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
FTlDvd Besse.
Charles Jewell mas returned % Prov
idence. 2 I. after -IEit with Els moth
er. Mrs Florenc- Jewell
John lawrence. WIN has neen visit
ing ms brother IN Freedom. has return
ed home.
Miss E~elln 'Champiin. VINO has been
passing a few DAYS with her mother
Mrs. Hattie ChamhlIn. mas returned 70
her duties al the Augusta General hos
m-al
A-. and ad-s {. r Bean are IN PORT
land this week. guests If their son
Aa-oid Bean
Carl Blaisdel is working for Gee
brothers n Burnhan
The annual sncIai evening of the Wes-
ieETan Literary Club was observed Il
the nome Of Mrs Jennie Wheeler. MIS-
Y healer and Mrs. Rosa Church acting
as hostesses- The rooms were prer1ilv
decorated with festouns Of veIlcw ana
white crepe paper. The club cniurs. int
autuuln leaves. The following htera-v
and musical program was gwen sing
ing America reading. Irving Cobb s
humorous selection. Furnishing Els
New House. Mrs.. Mary CDnant sing
ing ! Walk with the King" club,
rearing, "A-temus Ward Interviews
President Lincnln' Miss Sarah Rich
a-dson, singing. Indies -In, Mrs. Cora
A Dodge Mrs. Matte Higgins. Mrs.
Jennie v Harmon, reading, Fi-ty
Years Of Ia--led Life" Ms Marion
= 9IA-4tt SD-lE. El4LdDSTE W 0rCeEIH-.
instrumental music. M-s. Matte Fig
g7rs spin. Wait and See" Ruth
Campbell After the program games
were enforced Refreshments were serv-
ed in the dining room from s1uniI Ia
BleH. the place Carts being uHifften in
club coiors. The menu consisted Of
sar1d~ictes, assorted cakes. tarts
g-spes. apples ana ruffae.
NoRTH-haforest Baiiev was in Wa
ts-ville TueEdav on business.
Albert Bstchelder lE attending high
srIrul al The village
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gerald were IN
FirtsfielG on business Tuesdav
Mrs. Mildred Berg, who has been
away fer the summer. has returned 70
ner home
Mr. and Mrs. stuhhs Of Burnhzn are
nrving into Furber Marstnns house.
Mr.. and Mrs, Evellsn Jones visifed
Tuesiav az r. Il, Geraids
Charles Eoxie of Detroit is stopping
n the home of his nephew, James
Inxle. for the present.
Nearly everyone ~ digging pntatoes
They repurt putztoes rutting quite
lady
Tincsrt Gower and grandmother. Mrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

with a bad accident by falling ale
breaking both bpnes n the lrver
leg
Mrs. zabeth Carr has been visit
Ing friends ii Madison and Skow-
hogan and since her return a few
days aGn has been suffering very
-nQcn from sciatIca rheumatism. Ms.
Carr Is about IS wears of age and ID
d very smart and active woman fQc
one Of her age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

RiIlr r,efce a Providence shipped
Frankie Clark of Fnh3oetpnih
"Wednesday night in the third round
IT the National L. c. Providencs
Rartiing Nelson of BROOKLYN was g1v-
IN the dectsaun cver Johnnie Aeaie 81
Fan River in the NTH rUUnd.
Frankie Fay of View Tsrk LED al
The WY IN a 1e-round bout with the
coruna Kid of the same, city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
Chicago Produce Market

-uIEHSS, DCL J.
Chances that prospective srnrM-
weA.ncr might interfere with the move
menr Of corn rom rural SOURCES tended
Prices ciuEeo ar7n a. 10 u net higher
wrrfi December 3 Is II 1..;s and MAJ
lis 70 -
Cats gained To sG.. The finish IN
arcvIsions varied rom y cents decline
To 70 cents advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

Mat.lda Eick1nrd. " waErviue. were
IN thiS piacyW ednssGav
Mrs. Martha DIXON :las returned rom
the Sisters nospiral n Wate-vllie great
Il improved IN health she Is Al the
home o. ne- daughter Mrs Burton
Ba-cheider
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per lot lbs ordt1z-v -7sd.1a; swests 4S
nsa5 per b-r-sl
SJGAR-Granuiat led. wnnIesaie gro
SCGAR-Erauuiat ted So per laH ms II
bulk.
IEAL-f5Ge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10
.tcck Markets
II I0aa MARKET
s.-as u -1e Bays Dealings IN All
-7c -cauirg Stocks

.'~ -GSGtIFZ 5AoSS
9- Stocks opened with
J 40C NJ strength loday. es-
3 staeis 1e4as auETneur sd
II q Arlington which OF
1--WE At early compromise or
ne existing lz1Or dis
l-a-~aG ~ standard shares.
DIRE s0on shifted ID hiEnty
EI.-e These included mo-
4"@essor1ss- tobacco, OILS.
r-e~ y wnIcn gains ranged
- n s=usa lena. proper
.r-s 5-1rks -s-s added VartDus
~DsCla.i9las 5acr AZ cneTn-
-5-- ------a. -2Sles. also learner,
-~. pa0r- shares. dealing
III rnr d1-IEIon u another
- INTUITION.
01~0acn Of noon gains
= ave saareE were la-se-
r'-",-- an elled. bur Specia! =
p a- -1roug- upward course
tU4s aSsistauce o. poDAs
-rir eaSv nuneT
~Fa- affected persistent real
mp 7-0f-ts IN -a.- ma hour. put
cE vn-e made IN tobacco.
-raeis ana erutDr1er e
IN Ieuest levels. d f1rfr
lang - ne extremely acrve
&C. amounted To Il. JED
'-0- -.se II United Cigars was
-.---71-r- @na-ure IF The scssinn-
-iaAlnC moderate gains
- 4aC sdlGid aries. noIaoi
handler, 1ru-Z anu
curator advances Of D 10
--- Log Mexican Petroleum lee
Is S-a~s gains IF two tn seven
-e iF9 nut steelF and EQUIP
g -'-r --eEcia- At the t1niah with
-a.s
a-.c az ne one rate OF Z
Isl before the wlnGur
~ sr aucs of : ner cent. was
~ borrowers.
17nds we're stsadv with fnr-
SEE "r- nIgn grade rails ana m
-. s---lened. Total sales. par
= I'd siG. IL. 1a0 Old L. =.
3e -acna7Eed on call.
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Aehss s~d Ss'cs sf rheumatism
a-e not permanently. but srlv tenn
refzrfir. rxile~ed by exterliAl remefies
Why moi uue m INTERNAL remedy-7oud =
9mfHparflla which cnrrects the acifffv
CT the bi0od an which r:aeunsari sm de-
pends and cures the dssaass--Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10

New WIk II0ouSG ~e0A
New York. oet g
-A--ssst Ne red - TRACK
x~ York exp0rt DflleA
CoEN-sp~t easier.. No. veilew ann
Vn . rhfre 10 a { View YORK
0AT@Spct firm: Ns. ! White IL
Toop-Easier. wesfsrn ssAA i" 4os
sacks <a5. ,,~n9sr
--g-~rp T;,-,- -ecefHfs a4p tube
r-ssmsrv higher than eEr-ss 49, sa,
tn. Z scure, =; hrst - packing
slwXfssD rir,n. reeeieE rIG cnses
fr,ssh s.raersa s.ss.s - "a z g. e "a
!. +sMrvs 80: state. Pa and No.
hsunerv white spdinary e rrifss -. -.
90 s.T ,.slss. -
aTyf;HH-RHw sfeAAy
n: fne ETaguiEt:d s I.-u-v sweets ne,
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