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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-07
COW BUMPED HIS AUTO
Reports of Accidents Received BY
Secretary of State

Montpelier, Oct. 5.-Seyeral reports
Of accidents have been made to the
secretary Of States office. These in
clude the Magnesia Tale company, of
Waterbury, reporting their truck be-
ing hit by a Massachusetts, automo-
bile driven by II. E. Bolton, of North
Troy An investigation will be made
as to how the Vermont man happen
ed to be driving a Massachusetts car.
George Ralph of BARRE reported
that his automobile and an army car
eolLded on Elm street in Barre last
Thursday, a little damage being done
to each car; William J Seymour, OF
reported that a COW bump
ed into his automobile. He claimed
that while driving along the road he
overlook a man driving two cows
hitched together and that as he ap-
preached the cows one of them turn
I'd around and bumped into his auto
mobile damaging a fender.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-07
They &c: Action a. Once

Foley Kidney Pills invigorate
strengthen and heal inactive weak
and diseased kidneys and bladder
Mrs. c. ]. Ellis, 500 9Th Az. Sioux
Falls, S. D., writes; q suffered with
kidney trouble; used to have severe
pains across my back and felt. miser
able and all tired out, but after TAX.
ing Foley Kidney Pills ! am we'll
have not been bothered with kidney
trouble since" They relieve head
ache, rheumatic pains, swollen or stiff
joints puffiness under the eyes, foat
ing -specks. Sold Everywhere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-07

was responded to by Mr.. Jones in a
very capable manner The Jones'
have been in town for ten years and
have made a host of friends. Mr..
Jones was always doing for the town
Both he and his wife We're ever ready
to render assistance in need and al
ways were interested in the social
and business part of the community.
Mr. Jones hasa position as superin-
tendent of the l.. H. Ware Refg.. Co.
in New York And as Rev Roosevelt
said in his speech I'VE know he Will
make good. They left Wednesday
for their new home in New York
amid the best wishes of their many
friends they leave.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-07
POOR POTATO YIELD
About One-Half What Was Expected
POT Ruins MANY

Montpelier. Oct FARMERS in this
section Of Vermont are reporting only
about one-half a yield of potatoes viii
he obtained This reduction is due
to the large number that have rotted
badly Early in the season the com
missioner of agriculture issued a state
ment that the crop would be light be
cause of the drought However. this
trouble was overcome by the excel
lent weather that followed and the
production would have been | arge
were ii not for the rot that has sart
ed in the last week or so. While there
are many potatoes in a hill, yet many
are rotted so that some of the farm
ers report only half a yield
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-07
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
What Thousands Have Found Gives
Relief From This Painful Trouble.

rheumatism is constitutional dis
ease, manlfesting itself in local aches
and pains, indamed joints and stiff
muscles. 1t cannot be cured by local
or external applications. 1t must
have constitutional treatment.
Take course of the great blood
purifying and tonic medicine, Hood s
Sarsaparilla, which corrects the acid
condition Of the blood on which
rheumatism depends, and gives per-
manent relief. This medicine COM
bines, with excellent alternatives and
tones, what is generally conceded to
be the most effective agent III the
treatment of this disease.
Ii a cathartic or laxative is needed
take Hoods Pills. Purely vegetable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-07
A Stubborn Cough
Loosens Right Up
This homemade remedy IL a wonder
for quick results. Easily and
cheaply made.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Here is a homemade syrup which mil
lions OF people have found to be the most
dependable means of breaking up stub
born coughs. 1t is cheap and simple. but
very prompt in action. Under its heal
ing, soothing influence, chest soreness
goes, phlegm loosens. breathing becomes
easier. tickling in throat stops and you
get a good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con-
Quered by it in 81 hours or less. Moth
ing better for bronchitis, hoarseness,
Group, whooping cough, bronchial asthma
or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2i5 ounces of Pinex into q pint
bottle and fill The bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. Ii You prefer, use ciari-
fled molasscs, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup. Either way,
you get full pint-a family supply
of much better cough syrup. than YOU
could buy rcady-made for three times
the money Keeps perfectly and chill
dren love its pleasant taste.
PneX is a special and highly concen-
tratcd compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
its prompt healing effect upon the mem
braues.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for ''21a ounces of PineX" with
full directions, and don't accept any
thing else Guaranteed to give absolute
The Pinex Co., TT, Wayne, Ind.
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pITTSFIELD

Clarence Eidrdge lef1 Thursday fur
lewiston Oh a business trip
Miss Mg-a Jenkins was IN Bangor
Thursday fur he day
Mrs. Alice --aIg, VINO mas been pasE-
ing 1sw DAYS a. her home on lance
street, has returned 10 Ocean Pa-k.
where me family is passing me sum
mC-
Mrs. Charles Monk. VINO was called
10 Walthan. Mass. ~ the illness o.
her sister, Mrs McEluar, has return
ed 10 her nome On I~uue street
state Automobile Inspector !. E
Kingsley Of Augusta was IN tpwn on
business Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Roher- 1--we Of pnrr-
land, WIN have beer guests Of Mr. and
Mr.. Lancev G. Ni,lizen. hsve returned
10 me home
The Dexter A A will play ne Pitts
heid A A. baseball team ou EunneweI
tield rurtiay afternoon These teams
met a. Dexter ay 81 in q close game
with Pir1Efeld leading IN ms ninth IN
ming. An argument arnse over ground
rules, after winch the game Was fo;-
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feitsd 10 Dexter. The batteries viii he
Buckiana and wiaaass tar Bsxser
Brisk and L4anPher fur Pif1sfiead.
Miss Hyrrtle PuHfnr left Thurssisy fBr
Bangor where sine aas asasnlea Rs-
sIfIon as tHacher al tina Shaw Businsss
ealieEe fBr the snnrnsr
Mr. End ArE. Lanrey O: NilIiksn nav
returned frum vlsit with relgttves IL
Ca LIS
The committees appointed n have
cnH-re of the arrangements for Pitts
hsiu rentRnnIal and WeiGume Id lis
returned saiuierE and sailers which
will ne observed an Sept 3 are spar-
lng M efDrt 10 make The affair a sur-
eess Old nome week will ne observed
rom Sept TO during the wsAk IN
which the -Four County Fair will he
held. and the committee has made a
cunfraCt with the EAR mana-prnent Tr,-
free admission for all -uwn mamie md
vfsi1prs during the CAV OF sert. 2. when
rhev will have an attractive program
IF sports and one of the best rnitwavs
that viii De seen a. arv fzir the curn-
ing fau.
Several local MasunE wen- ~ Ess,
DrxrnunI Thurscar afternnnr. where IN
me evening thev Visited the Masonic
Ioase u mat plaza AIMING thuse vim
went were Walter NJ rhiiav, 9 z
CargiH and : Mathews.
Miss Se-nlce Bean Of Lowell Nass
wnn f1aE beer II own for several --Iz,t-
mr. relatives, returned Id her bume
Thursday
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/ Mrs. Annie Hachelner Robinson o!
It, Petersburg. Fla, who has bear
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Waite,
Z TraHk anc has peen passing severa
weeks HI ner cottage On Lake MeHsR
( lnnskHe left Wednesday far Lewiston
To Visit Mrs Cora Shepherd for a
snort Time. On her way ID Old Or
cnard, where she will pass the SUM
mer.
Mrs. p Il. ParkmEn mas gone IL
BillerIca, Mass. 10 Visit her sister
Mrs. r P. Grey
Miss Grace Chapman of Augusta
was ii town Tuesday On business in
connection with the Children Home
al Augusta.
c. H Martin mas gone TO Suntier-
land, Mass, where he will visit rel
a-ivss for the remainder OF the
week.
Several Boys frum the Pine Island
Camps al Great Pond. VIM are
making a canoe trip through the
chain Of lakes. were IN town recent
lv and camped IN the lot owned by
Charles Wheeler of Summer s1rset.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Rhines and
Young daughter Ruth. vino is SUI
ferlng from an Infection Of the eye.
went 10 the Eye and Ear Infirrnarv
in Portland "wednesday. where Ruth
Will remain for treatment
Miss Myrtle Chandler. who If en-
pluyed in the home Of Mrs Mary
aallert, has been called TO Belgrade
by the Illness of her brother
Miss Doris Sands of Coriuua is
visiting her graanparents. Mr. and
Mrs Charles RatF of Pleasant
strAet
Mrs. LertIe Bachelor was a guest
Tuesday night of friends IN TOWN. on
her way 70 Waterville on business
returning "wednesday afternoon 70
her home in Kinea.
Mrs. Al Cochran and children, Oa-
na and Arthur. will leave TINS morn
ig for Plymouth ID visit Mrs. Coch-
rams brother Dana Small for a few
E:avs.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ Horne has returned
from Richmond. where she mas been
visiting her brother, T. @. Eerbert
for general DAYS.
Miss Sadie Watson left watinesoav
for New Sharon and Mercer, where
she VIII he the guest Of Relatives
Lloyd Bush nearly severed the fore
finger on his night hand Tuesday
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LavanI- iaffHF passing several days
with friends at Oakland Heighrk
Mrs- C. r. small entertained sFzfr-
a af nsr friends "Wednesday evening
al olnnBr party al her ngras an Al
pine s1rRei- The guests vIe-e Mrs.
ln1nrop Bowman Mrs Theodore
tsrasE, Mrs. Charles Bla isfieIl Mrs
~lhiHm Ealn and Mrs. Deap Wheel
a Very social evening was en-
5Bwed
Miss Louise Clark. vne has been
teacning schpal Ut Sherman Mills.
VIII lass the summer with h.r M
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Clurk vi
Fairfield street.
7arTv Mnsner has returned - his
hume N Ruruford. after visiting his
nrurher, Guy Mosher He was ar
cnnpEnisd home by ms mother. Mrs
Clara MnEf1er. VINO VIII be ris cues,
Ter some time.
The dance given Thursday evening
unuer the management of James 4
stevens and ]. Z. Murriser-e. N Mas
snlunHkee hail. was well arrended
MUSIC was furnished hr welch or-
chesrra and refreshments were gary
ed A7-
Mr.. and Mrs. HARRY Lambs--- sn7
cll1luren have returned To their
-'uiiH N Dixheid. after visiting Mr.
Aamne'-- mother. Mrs Lizzie Lam
bert
M and Mrs.. John Cnl,lnE. VIM eur-
mer'T -esiued On Fairfield street. are
moving into he Andrew gire mouse On
Church sr-an1
nTk' Allce Blaze entertained a party
q trends Thursdav ar the home Of
he1 phrertE. NJ and Mrs. David Field
q SfnnFv where she is passinE the
sHiiiiIier among the guests prnEer
WIRE Nv IT T Ea---ts. Mrs. A n
'il"er N-r ? A. a. KiIIarn. Nrg. Leg
tH- Andrews Mrs. Mare EIeisdeli. Miss
Kate Allan. Mrs Winfield Palmer ana
MT vinegar picnic dinner
gas se~rHc and q mns- delightful time
enjoyed
M ~ Sessie 0-rniston was given q
miscellaneous SHOWER Thursday evening
nF ME- Asnes DemmpnE II the home OF
MS Ma Strickland IN Main st-eet in
honor o. ler approaching marriage 70
II Ear Graves Of Oakland. Miss Or
mlsiun was invited 10 the home Of Mrs
1t-irkianc ana WAS much surprised 10
nnu ina, ABOUT g Of her friends mad
alreaur assembled there. The gifts
ware arranged on the dining -uurn IA
DIE II The csrrsr Of which was & large
cake bearing the words "-his In all
Tor vou. 5ssE, r and when the cake WINS
cur Il waE found 70 cnntain va-ipuE
girtE SUCH Rs buttons. rings dnlls and
none" among the other gifts WIS q
hook with hand-pHiuIed covers II which
me nane Of each guest was written
Entertainments Of punch and FANCY
CRACKERS were served MISS Or-nigrpD
IS me daughter Of IL and Mrs. Geurse
orrlF71r ana mas many friends II? town.
having attended The public scnuais and
fur 1ea-t- cnrae vears mas been en-
pieNed II ne Office Of the View England
Telephone %.
NinecF-sIz Dors from Cedar c-eE+
Campo were in town on nike Thurs
day
Mr. Ralph Brown mas returned Hruu
WIFI with her mother ME- sadie St.
venE u Old Town
Severn people rom Oakland ar-anded
uns se-vices which we~r nelu nv IN.
sRfrarnn ARMY in Rome Thur. fiav evf,-
ming
Ms. Everett Perry IS visiting friends
IN Fairfield for a few days.
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NEW INDUSTRY STATED
CITY OF AUGUSTA

Msw York. cn. ia.s Headquarters in
Fursner Chiidrsn's Home Building
On Lower SesslI Straua-Airssr,
s5as IS Artists Neutrality-suspicious. n
SpsnistiKe on Wondiand Pictures
Hon BlAine 8 Tiles has hired tam
purartly the building On lower Sewail
street. formerfy used by the Maine
Chilnren,s Hume Society. which
building has been thoroughly cleaned
for the use Of actors 70 be engaged
IN the production OF moving pictures
for a New York rumpany, and a par-
ty OK Ii actors has already arrived
and commenced work.
The Company plans 70 specialize
On woodland pictures, scenes around
iumoer camps. largely and viii
make frequent trips 10 Dead River
and points along the Kennebac. Or
caBlunally going IN I'd the White
Mountain region. a large open air
stage is being built in the f1eld ad-
joining the home and a large barn In
DEing remudeIled
The COMPANY came here al ms
suggestion of Mr.. viies, who Is N
rereEfad IN The project. as il alsl
William 3. Williamson Of this city
VIM recently sold out his lpcnl the
atrical holdings. Edgar jones il
leading man and director and Tvelv,
Brent is leading woman.
II the first few pictures are a sue.
cess. II Is sAid that $5UD. gUp studio
may be erected in Augusta.
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ChernOwsky's
Store for Women

while engaged al work n Bates saw
mill.
Mrs. Jessie N Fairhrothsr Of West
Newton, Mass, has arrived N town
and is passing several wet.kE with
her Sisters, Mise Nora Bartlett Gree
| ley ann Miss Susaune Gresley-
| Acme Rspskah Lodge will hniG It's
regular meeting Thursday evening
in Odd Fellows hill.
Quite a few OF the tpwaspeople
are planning To Attend the Welcome
Home celebration winch viii be held
IN Belgrade Friday. a cunrart will
be gwen IT the Grange nal IN the
evening: music viii be furnished by
Trlpps orchestra Of August, and
there viii be d 500 ny MlRF Nora
Bartlett Greeley, soprano, III oak
land.
Hamilton Lodge. Degree o. Eunor
heid its regulHr meeting Wednesday
evening IN the Post rooms.
Miss Edna Bessey mas returned
from a weak visit with hHr aunt.
Mrs. Fred Brooks. Of 5rnirhfislG.
There will be a bah game Satur-
DAY afternoon III O'Clock on the
Oakland Athisric grounds The
Luun d Sweet Shoe Shop team anu
the Auburn Athletic Association
having accepted the challenge Of me
Pilgrims Of Lewiston.
Mrs. Alfred Wilson. whp hts been
visiting her sisIer. Mrs. Robert Fore
berg, mas returned 70 her home IN
Lebanon. y. H.
Clyde Merritt, superintendent Of
the Portland Packing Co.. Is IN Town
on business.
Mrs Maud LeHvir: and Miss Leola
BickfOrd Of Waterville. were guests
"Wednesday Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arson Bickford.
Misses Dorothy and Margaret
Lewis of Livermore Falls are guests
Of their aunt Mrs. Fred Thomas.
Charles Thomas has returned from
a WISH with ms SONS. Ernest and Ar
thur Thomas Of South Berwick. Ee
WIS accompanied nome ty hiF
grandson. Kenneth
M. and Mrs. William Simpson
have gone to Skuwhegan to visit NJ,
Simpson parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
adam Simpson.
MISS Dorothy MiIIetr Of East Wi
TIM Is visiting ner mother. Mrs. Edith
Millert
M and Mrs. Robert Back Of Beepe
River. N H. are CHESTS uf Mrs
Beek's uncle. Raymund WallzHr. fUr
few DAYS, making the trip by autn
Mr. and Mrs David Sweener u
South Berwick have arrived IN town
and will pass several weeks a. Their
cottage On Lake MeasRlunakHe.
John TRpley IF Fairfield street has
returned from the supErintHrIdents
conference which was held liz Cas-
tine rtlis week.
John Sweeney. WIN has been uass-
frg several GAYS with his family II
town. has returned 70 Milo. where he
liz employed
Rev. I. A. Farrar has returned n
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AMTSEMENTS

GAVE LUXURY LIMOUSINE
FOR A LOVE FLIVvER
Weslth. sns FIrwe-s and High
Times Ccnid Not Compare ~it3, a
Flat f0 Two "Creakins Stairs"
~tifh Mary MarLarer at the CO.
sonial 10 a Pisy OF Mystery anr
Charm.
The limousine Of lugurv against the
divver OF lgvt-aud the aivper wun
out
That. in brief, in the remarkable
oHtcBme of "Crealing Stairs" a
truly remarkable finn play that will
be given at the COLONEL theatre today
with the beautiful Mary MacLaren IN
the principal role.
Craak1ng Stairs" suggests things
unrarny. Il Ezvors uf siseiefuns in
the closet. gloEtR. window Trainings
and the like and oHfure the last view
Of the Elk rselE used IN the presenra-
tim uf the drama is thrown IN the
scrssn nne may well beiieve TINS is
80. The pruductlnn WIS direcled ny
Rupert Julian and that IN itself is a
sufficient guarantee If its high merit
While II Is not in any sense
''preachy," Cracking Stairs is a
preacnment against the easiest
way" The moral Is SO bound I'D IN
the story that II has No entity IN
other words, the story itself Is the
moral. We see the working out of
the circle CT life; the rHversion TO
TYPE Il you will 'Dearie" Lane is at
first florists helper She Is
Deaile" To everyone and anyone
until luxury's lure and the desires of
worldly. ignorant girl are ac-
compiished. DeAriP" becomes the
''cnmpaniun' OF a wealthy man. Her
transformation Is complete Instend
Of hall room. she has palace; II
place of dolls. dogs: the cheap jewalry
LIE cast aside fnr real gems.
But she aoEs mt realize her paIace
ls n cage. her dogs a mockery, her
Jewels unreal uutil-there comes The
Man. Poor struggling against the
tide Of eZact!ns life-but winning. ne
represents 70 iDUe-denied 'fDearie'
the Biuebird Of Emptiness He be-
fieves ms beloved is sputIess and she
leads him 10 believe SO. She bursts
the bonds her lpve-maribund patron
has cast around her and INJURIES the
man. Then-the blasting climax
the visitation of her sins Of rhe past
ON DeaTie" and her salvation.
A special feature of the progran
TO-DAY viii be the presentation of
Saran or Earth" a remarkable rwo-
reef cunedy There will also he a
PaIhe Review and a Gaumonr News
Weekly a Nv
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FATTY AHEUCkLE SURE
TO APPEAR 7CAV

All the kluE-Erown UP and not
grown ur-are sure to be OF hand al
the Colonial theatre on Saturday
Fatty Al-nuckie Will appear then
Els particular vehicle viii be The
Desert Zero" Il is not a farce BY
any means. but a thoroughly de-
iighrful comedy why're the famous
star does some Tom Mix- W illiam-
Hart Harry Carey fist fights. The
big feature OF the program will De
the appearance Of the winsnme Pris-
ella Dean in THE Wicked Darling. -
the story Of girl who tried 10 beH1
back 70 the straight and narrow
path after she fell IN love with a
man who trod that path unswerving-
ly himself. There will he the other
uBnal Saturday featurss.-Adv.
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Portland Argus. Juiuy Ie-After a
hearing On the petition of Carrie M
Pinkham her husband. John A. Pink
hmm Of Richmond WAS ordered To de-
posit soc az counsel fees I'd defray
the expense of her contest To a ubel
for divorce. At this term Of the su-
perior court the woman pleaded
guilty to charge Of hiEamr and was
Rlnced on probation. While in Barf
living apart rom her husband. whom
she claimed she had been Informed
was killed II a railroad accident, rhf
woman was married 10 a soldier be-
longing in Wesfbrsol1. AtrBrney E
8. Antnpine aUpeared for the nus
band and Attorney Il. c. Sullivan for
the wife.
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With four trains of extra Length
railruad cars. 1872 employees. SIS Of
the worlds famous Rrenlc artists.
SOD horses. 1ag cute little high Step
ping ponies. tents that comfortably
seat 10000 people and e mile long
parade, the John Robinson circus will
visit Augusta Tuesday, July 18th.
Hundreds of residents OF the sur-
rounding territory are preparing for
the gala day ana VIII journey I'd All
Eusta by TRAIN auto and behind their
own driving fur5es- john RshinsDn
is household WORD here. The show
LIS the oldest II the United States,
having been organized IN Utica,
New York. N the spring Of 1924
Il nas exhibited continuously since
that time and has gruwn from a
show hauled IN five wagons TO a
monster aggregation second to none.
The third generations of Rsbinssns
is now IN charge and next season
John Robinson the Fourth viii take
active charge. This young mar. 25
wears old. mas Just returned trnm
FRANCE and the narriRfleids.
The menagerie with tine John Rub-
inHBn circus has been greatly aug
mentsa during the winter. There are
torty cages Of rare wild animals in
Guiding Congo" the only Haby
Eipp0pDtamus IN captivity Fifteen
Of the largest and best trained eie-
plants IN the country are also with
John Rnhinsnn'g The performance
IN the three rings. on the TWO stages
In the aeriaJ enclave and around the
wide hippsarume racing TRACK ia SAID
to be ti1e best tine john kohinsun folks
hHve ever presented To z disrriminuf-
ing public-Affv.
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Sergt- Maurire c. BROWN af the
ssth Pimeer infantry PASSED Sunday
AT the hume sf his Sister, Mrs. Fred
Bi,kford If Rivensids Drive. Serrt.
nrs~n saw six months service in
franue and GsrmHuy. While in
fTAnre ne was EnEil-sflocl.Hd. He
returned 10 Newport News. Va, TIM
latter part of June and IN July "a re-
-cefved his honorable discharge frun
Camp Devens. MasG.
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As.s Aor,d.nts On "wednesday

George FL. wilbur. AGED 60. af Old
Town. n weil-knswn contractor. was
taken 10 a Bangor hospital Wadnss-
dRv afternoon for treatment of broken
cnIizrbune. cute and isruisHs. While
returning fsum Aaaszasta IN his nuso-
uanpils q tire hurEG. rns car wGnf fnfp
"a s7inrh and he wns thrOND CuL
striking heavily Mrs. Abbie Wniksr
Of Clifton wns uuf ann br-aisrn and
her aufomuizile damaged in a cniiisaun
NJ Clsetun EnruN Wsduasdkx afaE-
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,,,.,r.nas are carbon crEssalliznd by
~uprrnpns pressure. Ii has bean I'M
,,,nuihle to make diamonds large enough
10 ne Of commercial value. because no
way WEE known To produce tina necss-
nsry urnsaura. During TIM war explp-
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a. nains Of the late Mrs. AIDE
|n,,.N' eAe, whose death occurred On
,,r..-. July 3, al Portland. were
~ 70 this city On the Lac train
|& p, noon and were taken to
|ns., nt cemetery. where inter
b., t made m the family lot.
ar,.,'- "rhe was the widow of the late
Ia = locke, formerly of Augus-
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II one az the commodities
H.. scarce IN the Augusta mar
r.. aho 4p TO yesterday morning IT
quils a difficult job I'd SECURE IT
III small lots The arrival of
I, ,%''oao Wednesday, night far one
Wholesale houses, however.
0 Inc situation a little.
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moon. Fer maciIIBs was siri S.,...,,s
large ear driven ny Charles ~
coming out of a crosse "nn.,,.r-.s
walkers condition Is nDl
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-oRniercia- supt. 9. ". Dutresne
'F View England Tel. & Tel. Co..
Il ne CITY Wednesday, On the
Il liH nome IN Portland after a
's to Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

sivns have been used tuzt sxsrf przs-
SURF af G TINS ID the inrh. Carnun. run-
iarsd white hnt through fhe nahum sf
oxygen or slsutricity, and susz3nrtaa 10,
tins pressure. crysfaIiizss instantly ana
10 trznsfDrmed into . pErs dizmuna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-11

anu Mrs. Arthur A. Brown Of
met PASSED SUNDAY In TINS CITY
-,ieir daughter, MRS. Fred Blck-
S'u q RiuerHide Drive.