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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1919-07-23

nentS to be cleaned not mentioned here.
-SALE
Thousands and Thousands of Yards
White Goods and Wash Fabrics,
Linens, Silks, Etc.
35c VALUES 29c
35c Pillow Cases. 42x36 fine soft finish,
$500 VALUES $1.5s
$500 81x90 Seamless Sheets fine quality free from
SCarCn ms sale,
$1.69 VALUES $1.3s
$169 81x90 Seamless Sheets, good quality each---$1.3s
Csc VALUES Ice
Csc Huck Towels, large size, splendid quality This Sale
Csc VALUES 1sc
25c Bath Towels, good size and quality, each-------1ec
soc VALUES ACC
SOC Turkish Bath Towels extra large and heavy each 4ec
$3.50 VALUES s4ss
$3.50 Bed Spreads extra large size fine satin finish
29c VALUES 22c
zoe 36-Inch Bleached Domestic, very best quality soft
finish this sale, yard
Csc VALUES 1ec
25c 36-Inch Unbleached Domestic fine quality for sheets
the yard
Csc VALUES 2lc
25c Shifting, Cheviot solid blue and striped patterns
the yard
Csc VALUES TIC
25c Apron Bingham, assorted sze checks only 500 yds
Csc VALUES 1ec
25c Dress Gingham stripes plads and solid colors only
1000 yards to be sold, this SALE
1ec VALUES 121ac
19c Calico light and dark colors splendid quality this
SOC VALUES 35c
soc Shifting, Madras and Pongee handsome striped pat
3sc VALUES 1sc
soc White Wolfe fine sheer quality this in good useful
short lengths, yard
VALUES TO $1.4s AT ssc
Lot novelty Voiles beautiful designs values to ST. 48
choice this sale,
SPECIAL VALUES
Nice assortment novelty Voile stripes checks and fgur
ed designs, priced from-------Z5c to 69c Yard
Csc VALUES 1sc
Csc 27nch check Dmty assorted size checks yard 1sc
35c VALUES 27c
Csc Curtain Nets and Marquisette white cream, and
yard
VALUES TO $685. ssc
Lot Pongee Silks stripes and solid colors values to
S1.25 choice this ale,
50 90 36nch Fuard Silks dots and figured designs only
one dress pattern kind Choice this sale, yd $14e
$780, $3.50 VALUES $1.79
So 90 and ST. 36nch novelty Silks stripes checks and
paids beautiful color combinations, this sale yd $179
S1.75 VALUES $1.39
81 IL 36nch black Taffea Silk soft finish yard--$139
$3.50 VALUES $279
S35 Novelty plaid Silks, handsome quality, pretty color
combinations, this sale, ard-------------$z'1s
SPECIAL ssc BINGHAM Csc
SOC 32-Tnch Dress Bingham all new patterns stripes
checks. plaids and solid coors 1000 yards on sale
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---------------A''
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-02-15

and harbor improvements, railroad
land grants, liberal land laws, liberal
forestry laws, generous mineral and
homestead rights, prodigal expen-
ditures for public works fostered, en-
couraged and made possible for
single generation of Americans to ac-
complish more in the development
of natural resources in the western
states than was ever accomplished
before in the history of mankind in
twenty generations. With the ex-
ample of the prodigious increase OF
national wealth due to these policies
so that the United States is the rich
est of all nations, how can any one be-
lieve that Alaska will be left, like
Topsy, to Gust grow?
Those who know anything at all
about Alaska know that her coal, her
oil, her precious and semi-precious
mineral deposits are greater than
those of any other known like area
on this continent. Five well-defined
coal seams on Ignite Creek in the
Nenana field have total thickness
of over 300 feet. One field in the Chu-
litna district is reputed to have one
bed 200 feet thick AS these deposits
exceed the largest elsewhere known
so do most of Alaska's mineral de-
posits exceed, those elsewhere known.
Alaska could readily support a pop
ulation of from twenty to thirty to the
square mile, or over 100000. She
has less than 100000 Sweden has a
population of thirty-one to the square
mile and Norway eighteen to the
square mile. Russia has ten prov
inces lying farther north than Anch-
orage, and these ten provinces have a
population of over 100000. The basic
industries of these far northern coun-
tries, like that of Alaska is mineral
production, but agriculture is by no
means neglected. The farms of these
countries, having about the same eli
matte conditions as Alaska produce a
larger average per acre of grain crops
than southern European countries.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-02-15
SCENES OF CONFUSION
IN PARIS STATIONS

PARIS, Jan. IA Correspondence of
the Associated Press).-The railway
stations of Paris are piled high with
American baggage these days. Noun
tains of bedding, rolls, locker trunks
and the customary belongings of the
officer, block every spare space, for
these men are in exodus home. They
represent very largely the officer
personnel not now attached to units,
travelling separately and trying to
reach ports of embarkation. Because
Of this they have to use the regular
trains and other fscfHtas Of travel
and transfer across the city.
Porters are few in Paris railway
stations. Those that exist are old
men or wounded men, SO it is; not un-
usual to see a colonel or two wrest-
ling with his own baggage side by
side with whole. squad Of soldiers.
Then comes the hunt for a taxicab,
which is even more rare than the
porter and, usually, lacking any
French, these Americans have no easy
time getting out of one station to an
other.
But they manage it after a fashion
with the help Of the American mill
tary police; whose red hats and bras.
sards are numerous in all the depots.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-02-15
OFFICIAL GIVES
OUTLINE OF
p. our FUTURE

w. A. Ryan, who is connected with
the office of Secretary of the Interior
Lane, is on an official visit to Alaska,
analyzing conditions along the route
of the government railway and is look
ing into the resources and possibili-
ties of the country. Mr.. Ryan spent
several days in Cordova, while en-
route to Fairbanks and Nenana, and is
now in Anchorage In recent issue
of the Alaska Railroad Record he
speaks ,optimistically of this territory
as follows:
ALASKA can pay the Nations War
Debit"
There is fine flavor of magnifi-
cence in this slogan originated by the
Alaska Citizen, of Fairbanks.
In seven words Mr.. J. H. Caskey,
the editor of the Citizen, has summed
up the limitless resources and ambi-
lions of Alaska. The phrase conveys
to the war-ridden world the hope, nay,
the promise that Alaska can and will
create sufficient wealth during the
next two or three generations to mini
mize, if not to neutralize, the burden
of debt placed upon the people Of the
United States through the great war.
To anyone at all conversant with
the potential wealth of Alaska the
claim will not seem at all extravagant.
The Nenana News and the Anchor
age Times have declared their con-
fident belief in the possibility that the
potential wealth Of this great terri
tory is sufficient to accomplish this
result. There will be those, of
course, who will challenge the posi-
bility, but they will be men of small
vision.
Twenty years ago the world looked
upon the old Indian Nation as cattle
range of little value for agriculture
and of none for mineral production.
Yet Oklahoma's coal lands, Oil lands
and zinc mines have added untold
wealth to the nation. The western
half of the United States was regard
ed as desert by the majority of the
people of the United States. The
school books in my school days re.
ferred to the Great American Des-
ert," just as Alaska is now referred
to as land of ice and snow The
Llano Estacado was never dreamed of
as region Of boundless riches, yet
that Great American Desert is dotted
with cities and towns and the oil pro-
duction Of the staked plains is enorm-
Gus. Besides those regions once SO
inhospitable, SO bleak and barren,
Alaska is fruitful field 1t was to
the wise and provident policies of the
national government, which through
its liberal laws, made the develop
ment of the latent wealth of the great
west possible that the burdens laid
upon the people by the Civil War
were made easy to bear and easy to
pay. The west paid that debt many
times over.
AIaska's Great Area.
In area Alaska equals that part of
the United States west Of the Missis-
sippi. 1t has as many square miles
as twenty-eight of the forty-eight
states Of the Union It has as great
a variety of resources as the northern
tier of states possesses. At Fairbanks
recently banquet was given by the
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-02-15

The Daily Times JOB plant iss|
well equipped for all classe of conn
mercial printing
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-02-15

Advertise in, the Daily Times.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

mailing YES then staged md -se Boys
-slRFaG a message Eun ne pas-ofice
entrance % ne SccC- -scL- y --1s foot
II q InT.1-op I'LL. q me -a---oE-G s.a-
lco II n nlnl1as. Ser-Cr Ea--cl
lender Eden GRAY established Z -sc-
ard sar 4 -Eas.a Scouts cr sending -
isTts-s I minute
Altogether Ss.l-1ay was 4 va-r
Eenc aaE1n ne Soy Scout campaign
tor assoCIa.e members A-E-stl
pecpie showed III: Laer are very
0ach Interested n ne wuri II These
ogs-s aac Eooc number uf s0oscr'p-
Mons were -akan g. TIE EN- a Mar
ke- Sc 2a-s The outlook $ lcceed
very encouraging. TIE campaign -
lnss CITY VII De continued Doggy and
-asscay-
Gres- SUCCESS eor ne Sae work
-tIa- -ne Aug1s.a Scouts a-e icing s
12e 70 re uCT---2E aEg--s II Ec.-
ARD Gg.--~ Assistant sc2ur--1s-Ssrar =
---cop No : v5o -s . leave us
week . srIar Annapolis
Ee mas dl-ec-ec ne ouvs = a.,
branches Of -aelr ACTIVITIES and mas
-al;ar 4 persona --re,'es- = s-a-2E 10
4, ma. Augusta Scouts vE-e IT
-he following Scouts cook pa 4
Saturdays program Eden Cray
addison Styles. -icvooc C1-1er
Fa-k Fa:-----g-n-,. j, Ga---.. Nv
u ScoT- Fa1s Eows, Er,es. -ouk
SUI. E--esr Ch.1--c. "a v-ance Sr-les
Tpt- NeIsur J- Lewis Carleton
Ncowf-ar E%w-cs Sanford FoEE. -
and E-c:..a-d CuE,. u1 --2ops : ana
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
sys-AlNs ctsLccA-Ec LIP
lewis A-opur Injured " ,en Fo-a
-u--s Turtle on Nc-ne-, Avenue

:. was urIy 5r . miracle --i2- Norm
s- avenue was au- ne scene 1aIe -E--
,.---.a-- ae-e-nouo of 81 a--ornnulie -ag-
cd. 4 Ford car Il whIcn were -rw's
and Jusrpn A-npur anG l-so -r-,ve-
RAYMOND CRAY n ne aIE steamer =
ne Fu.ie--EpIwav a.. WIS coming
dpw- Northern zrenue- a2C when -us-
q a POM opposite ne 5ures pace z
=.!iic rnae q Dash ac-oss tne s-:-ee- n
INK Of the auTnnphiie. L was & ---se
q. IN over ne enid or III ne ca-
MN he nErk br ne roadside and ne
ti-.ve- ciiG -t7r la--e- Vie ca s--ack
che aanl. and armed --i--ie, ne occa-
-,an1s being caGEt- unde- - A.! were
-7lu-e " iess scratched and bruised. out
-ew.s Amour sustained he nes- go
-anus MUIR. ne suffering 4 ols}ocaraon
n rae le-t mp SIrE7ca. aid WIS sr,rl-
muned and me d.sioCa-nn % A- A.
nnur's nip was -educeG. ! beng aeces-
sa-v 70 stne-.ze MIN oetc-e operating
F7e Is Sill lame on account a 1ls In-u--
and Z Will oe some t--.e --e oef,ra
ne er-,-e!- -.crve-s from me erer.s D:
me acc,nen--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

~ ~un'aiea csns<- &~ I.r.~sx hx
01 aasa fur Waaepa
haUior
8onneD "A Saturday hseo~ me
municipal cDuyI cunzazsed NJ ~
a oa N4w1-d J. Haz,sv. WIN v..
eeUs ths cuG4 10 anMr 9, vo
eh2rEex and which resu,ssd N ~,
eeog 4 oa2. sentence Of ave
mouths.
1oe dr1t charge w1s -aar Of ys--
coy ~ cMrerNun NJ 4 su;, n
clothes helnnE.ag % 4 man oamea
Ir~uhas1- which clothing Bailey ocr-
-OWed q The 5waer bur oexaecoe5 =,
r-s1n- When asked abou, he -ns.-
'er Bailey aemstssd ihas ne aad moi
returned TIE clothing, and vas ac-
carolnEsy found E11lty and gwen I
sentence If e. days n 3ssi
Bailey was then a-sEoed IN m
other warrant charging him With
wa1fun behavior, winch charge had
% DO with the breaking ~ Of an
other mans family. TO this caa-
the --rnunnenr pleaded 40, guilty..
but the cpUr- had IN is 2ossess,un q
letter which the responder. had
wErrsn - tn wornaa n the case
UNDER 5a1e Of June -. Inst aad
which was considered evidence OF
the minis guiir and he vas x1rea 1
sentence Of 81 day. IN sal. the seq
onc sentence 70 begin 4. the ex,irz-
ucn Of the first The hearing u The
-,efSx nc. 10
an6 a few hours later Bailey was
taken ID over the III ID begin he
service If nis sentence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
c-ANcE ~ POSTAL RATES
p Sc S- --ec Back = --e-~a- Ea
SIS or sGls IS,

The different pGs,15cas are beng
-ur-1.-o II -.2e change = posi- :-a--sas
tar le.-e-s and Is, ca-1s wc2cn S
effective beginning II .-lv = -ae
-ey-slc1 Gt ne ~a.es places Cne
c..a-Ees *ar re -:-llste- u na- u
--le ssvarr1- classes . winch pos
aga g a--lc1ea . 7-e-WL ines
-..-s.aE ne cna--a tor ie-s-s -wU
cec:s and to- posi2- cG.s one cent
Stamped t--,vs-lc0ts. acG oos- cards
VII ~ ra4s=-ne.- d. ne 1ost 0rHce
. comply VIII re ar5s- aut ne
rad----r1pn nus. Je II Stamped an
-=lcpas u cards and aU- u ncner
ne arde~ = as -aAuws:
retirement af .wo-cE. pcs,a.
ca-ds and -eree-csn. Stamped sove-
C7as. Sec.-cr go II ne Esve-la
Ac: q -a-6 lrprcvnC ec--ca-- =.
-e-9 provides = pa IS 1al-uws.
~-gt3cn --o0 q ne Eeverue -,
a ,2-- S nerecy -epeAie6 . -aae
-..r4s..- II jay :. -2-g. a1c Lae-aa- = -
d. ~8-e i postage oD a. Da-- ma
-. T ne --s. c!asE s-a- oe ne
su---e - -a- -1.s = 1srce cn Cc:o-
=
Is or es--c -spiy PCS:
>a. Il and -1-se-Ce-:-
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-- clUse II business g-2e
--,..e;a a~s VII redeem H-1rn ne
r- - -- r1se5 md -oGaoacet ~.
-~1 N1. ~ -wc-ce--. .a-cs and
FL. stamped envelopes ------
n. .,~T,r--7-t-l, e 1.g1 ~.-1e. :7,7-
-p 4--a .a-~-1ca1 suc. -.-.,-.s
~-a,g 1"s 1-a 1rnsr--@e. .,r --r
a- purchasers - 'or2g- IL
.@se- ot 1as;2. cards All
III. q .--velcp.s : re person wnC
.-..rs-~t han n .. 2cs- office.
- .rns.ars W G~Esh :, sl
-:ss.-.-. -or suc;: -aEds and envelopes
-e~4s,2--n Stamps 1cs-G ca~cs. y
s-.--7s7-..c frvsic1es Z z1-ne- dencrc-
nac-c,,s or VIZ cts . Ne seiec.s.ll
= 7,ay--1enf II PR paEnen- t1r rvo-
ca~- ~7ec:a- -rqces: envelopes.
Nr nns-a- c2-x nor stamped en-
r-s.la j ". ~ redeemed 1--ara -ae
.7. r-ni.c + -asr.
- 1Ga1c X. oe allowed 7ne
--.orf ~--ir- J1ly $ n winch -o -1re-
=a,,. -ae.: vc-c,r-2< cards and ,--.'es-
.a... -.-.-4iupss <3r excaa-ca ~ -.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
AMI-SEMENTS
WONDERFUL q. w. GRIFFITH
PICTURE col lcNsAL TO-DAY

WONDERFUL q ~. easFFiTn
PICTURE COLONIAL TODAY
True Heart SUSIE .ne Stary sf
PLAIN Girl. ls Picture Of Smiles
Team and t+uman Appeal .s,s< Gess
Straight - tf,e Heart
2. Y. E-Mta Lillian Eisn and Fob
ey1 Ea--un-tnax in -ne combination rnA:
mas procuce6 The EeA- SuEler and
A--cIc. licrure rSR. VIII ns E,ren Il
rae Cninnial raeg.-e -nis afternoon anu
evening
Tie name o. Griffin stands Eor al
nat 8 olE n The nuulng-Elc-lre world
Lis Birth O. Nalun ana 1Is
'Eanrs If me u GRID are recognized
as ne EaE-es. iD product Luns ever
ncE-sd 20 ne 7loiic. And now, n
-'.-ue EeA-. Sure re nas entered an
other Aei, Of I-odurrlon. \ heiu wnen
-ne spec.AcGin- s.vess way % rem M
l-Rn emotions. 3 stnrr Of ever G1y
people nur tria n a manner t2- differ
enI rom me every Gay vay. n It..s
reduction. GrHi.a has brought 1ae
same F--ls1ic Skill 9ad vondt--ul mind
taA, ir'ocuced his soec-acuiE- fins
TIE aeRr- SDs e els Lae story af
!. re lgnI[l ally awkward, si-4IEnt<ur
ward. --ue-heR-S.d EIr.. wnu iores WITH
siesot2sI lova-tv y -lilan Jenh.ns. ne
y. as O,ln4Sis-- IS ne uiaa sae Owes
ana sne does icre h-m. VIII a. 6: soul-
Ter ne2r anc mind So naca dtses she
care ta- william laa. wae- ne -wn, n
4or.a gnd s.r. TuEeI ae.- she aeciaes -1a.
William nus 60 n cnIiege. she sac-i-
ices and -apuEa me nan doesn KNOW
Inc 4ir-3e E.-i a. .lurne-
A-e- g-aaua-lon COMES -1E.6r n
1ae = q: Sas,E. william nre-s and
--la--.es a 2uG pleasure icv1n- CTR.
BuI SEs Ives IN rGsI -ne same AT!a
does a.. r ner pu-rs- so- he- o.a--:ne
sweetheart ne .lrass.re-iuTIrg vile
goes or no e-r- % aAace, Fakes
caiG aaG dies. i E men -aa- SUSIE
rue ovc g c-!::..ed-
The star as Il. NJ stsn. S u ne
simple .n., G,l- r. Gr+ :, s s.n-
le. aau ,.ca-;se d; = ciesa At appea--
;ng n -ea. E,.r,sz1 nH--.-g. j; r2us. Je
reg ,t'rC. as lIE sJnr-- -h- WORK -
-. n : 81 = So and Ilaa- - Fob
eri - = IS Il AT sIAaGs uUI no
'ess rom nert. lhGr ne tbs snip ot
= Il fit A. through ,ae ac..nE
Mlss Gish and NJ za--on ana ne
oI - -Tlt,r1e u ne Cast !s rs 4 -sa.
aop nm some IT-ie village We al
i.auu we-a /. -cd aoc:.v 1-om -ae.r
c-es nj fe1as-- --.4 astt = or ey'ts t-r
our entertainment TIE snf. anu ex-
81 sl:e y, oIur-aph II VIII y Z ".
9 -M.a Is ne inventor and deveiope-
appeaS VT new i ac,lun n Ms
very human and 12T es: ac niav.
Three oI.1e- R.-7nc-! !uns g1pfa- III ne
screen -'-ur. uf .ae -..rcus 4 Pa.ae
COMEDY and nos-am m.-A6"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

Augusta 5Gv Scouts 0roved 70
.E-gt gathering u people -aa- -aev
kaew JEsr Ens. % 60 = Al eme-se1-
Y. waen on Saturday afternoon a.
. CLOCK hey ware ",,ornrvs ~ ne
socI' a. 1T acc3Gsr- when occC.- &C
= t,-Jn. y Dcw1-cg store ne Da--
lCee performance d ne rSfHier aGd
5ust CLOSED aaG d ousv crowd of pec-
pie ws-e doing rael- Sa-l-day shop
pi-E before ne su-pe- hoU-. A@cuI
ia. -.me john Nelson. j.. II T,~,: =
No. : was -7d-,g ais, hicrcle I'D Wa
.er street where ne sprinkler mad
tbs, PASSED a-c as ne sia-sd 70 Urn.
tre from waeei struck the CIR track
2 nc ne .e-ne dcu- full torcs IN ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
FAaNuM -EaE
TUESDAY "sIN NGLE TRAIL"

Ni-Liarn Fa-r-r.. fpr whose return n
4 cgu.ca so nEay Name penple have
esn waiting. VII &c seen a. tae Coiunia.
theatre y -uesdav n TIE Jungle Trail, =
3 story at the w.lGs ct A1-ca. For
thrills and g-ppInE Situations II mas
ra-eiy :: ever been eGu1Iled. There Is M,
\ feature about II taAt Is not remark
able and. 4 should oe rene1nne VII
liam Fa-num, a son of Name appeH-s
n The production. Billy Parsons viii Dc
seen n another COMEDY, The SeE
Wolf" winch Is much different rom
the g.ez, drama Of cna. nRme.-Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

nacaoan. a7pE-sc-y beng pA----a--
= unconscious.
VIE ne way ,y.1g here. evident
Y INJURED badly. Sev Scou- az
9eR-ac n ne scene. -ook Z ne sI--
aa-lon - 1nce AID gave seve--a:l
sna--1 oiGsrs IT Ms v--sr-e. L-0ed.
a-elv L coup IF Boys = ScoU- ~
arm appeared -eaGy <a- erne-EeccE
ape-aDuns. and -aese boys kaew -1s-
v1a- 20 dc. t1r -aer -a6 nee- RI
&C as Sov Scouts - -neet such ane--
gencles
4ucklv : cr-2s n Scouts tr--1e1
around ne ----ursd hov = keep ne
--rwd away, wniie seve-a1 II -he
Scouts -roceeded n administer s-s-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
WINDSOR

srr.nE -rwn meeting Is busy pe-s=c-.ng
-ians ecr ne Welcn.re lor1e reception
~ u- trwa snidis- buvs - he heid
Tyne .. Z fair u stormy on caa1 date
the -ece3-ipn VII. ne held me neyZ FAR
Cav All p ? dinner VIII Ne served
70 the soldier bows. each boz 20 have
ne privilege Of inviting three gsIests-
stcP N he exercises VII oe aesd on;
a. tiours under large fenI % pe erect
Ell near ne own house The program
> nc. entirely completed 20 aa.e. bur
.ac-s ~. oe an address of welcome by
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
. J. n. CHANDLER INJURED
Thrown oo~a and Run ewur while
A>A

1hro~~ oo~a and Run e~sr while
Trying 10 Secure Horss
J. Howard Chandler is confined %
his home N Bangor stree, as he re-
sult Gf INJURIES received a. aeou,
--3a SATURDAY FORENOON wsi,ie trying
20 hold a horse which had become
frightened by a passing trolley c1-
The Incads nj took place n 'front.' Of
NJ ChAndier's carriage shop AZ 10
Bangor street A wagon u which
rwo women were passing the
shop. and NJ Chandler. noticing
tina, the hnrse ar,zcaed % the wagon
cE. stepped out 70 hold the aoimal
uut1 the c1r should paA. just as
The chr was Opposite the team cne
horse umpet throwing NJ. chanc-
ler TO the ground and the team pass
Cd over him The animal was secured
before II cyuie run away NJ
Chandler Sustained . cut On 5e
had and ON the LIP, tis body was
hfu1nnd tn . number uf piaceA- sno
his hack w. severely kme6- with
assistance he managed 70 -nAcn hfs
huuns & q Hsn1m stx1st. but it was
nsca0nry % sscnre t--e SERVICES OF a
survsum 1ur U1afmanf of htS INJURIES.
NJ. Chnnnr w1s ouudnad TO the
hpure yssfnraxy. and IN soaking Of
his ex0eR4anne Of the day bGeMe a2io
thxt he did NOT NGneanber 1ust wnat
happened when he W:-s thrown down.
but thinks TIN. ha vas shut up like
4 iackkut0e. Wins of the acc'-
dant stAfa TINT II was FeRnHSknoie
taas hs came out Of hiS expeF1ance
alive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

Iccal talent Eev. ". r Wood of An
gus,a has beer secured % delivR -
Grafton Nr Wood - -scuMM1naDd ~
eng one Of he nnsst nrx1aKs ID Tins
county A-er me sxarc11s r11uAp
mercs viii be served
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

some !ucs. -3zen with responses 1-flEn
ne hnvs A memorial service x our
spld stn- viii ne conducted nv Rev Il.
4 waket.eid OF North windsor Aasc
/. Il - t.-rnsah+ti ssy me Norm Windsnr
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16
AUGUSTA BOY SCOUTS STAGE
ACCIDENT ON WATER STREET

Jonn Ne.son. T Of Troop ais Bicycle Saturday A.
and Scouts Dencrsr Before Large
Gathering of Peope-Scou-s Pitch Tent Market
Prepare Their Dinner and Demonstrate Scou-ca Out
look Favorare n rne Cacpa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

e-1nas- hea-a. = D.
'a --4., ~ GGRy evening
.-c.E.-s s-aia- oeE-ee
r s-,a-Ils' :. ~aroen where
F,- s,l-.nns.-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

u,,4 .-.-,r 41d Stanley E2s-
K. y z-tcTauolie Sau-Gay
k,-- z. 44azsnc rGsrr-s Har 4
Ex'r 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

.-c,-S-1s0r u Se.taE. VINO
~r1t- -1- Cre.seas and
>-"e1 Ii honorable d.s-
III 1t se---lce. VA n ne
"a G--.ar UPON h2s t.ou-
-erae- Lis. .s Capita.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

r -u-c:-lrs8r N SkowaeEnn
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r zAr~' !s- with ais oa--
= M .t-s hutchinson.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

= RI T CeE-Rr was
s~.-l,-a - a--goG ne
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

rs- - WIZ Is sn7ic &c a.
r2ss-- saa4Ey =: Is home -
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

~ ...&,r Frc II ne All
i1-.-S 1-c,= W.l! resume MS
- ,.'--CE a--e- aav.aE en-
-8-..1. = -wo weeks. OF
a. -3s .orcs VIII be-
@-s--IoC -ocay, covering a
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

-..r 41E..s-a ne- wa-a
y. 3--ca- attending me
-..=-s -ueacarenr Dr
-.a.-e -rn 5lrvt. C,.ie*
-; -Isn. F-ack =.
H"--l 9ir-icw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

n '@-----,-ce : q Is acme IN
! -. - su davs. aou
-. &c 5-wnc.1 College N
r - -Isa cane.r exer-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

Z SmorheC of cne
1eIx-MeNf Of Couy
1aA assigned that po-
49, -onc!ude her services
y ae term. cs7ta week
vnn has been 4
= -oc- High cnrps of
" about Six yeA<1 paR.
!. 4 2.Enun n the schools
! Aan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-16

= IL ,.nseqn E Eo6gk.ns
: -e--1ur 1ar Bridge
ST. -'r : sarr- yisit With
= --''s.- E0agk-ns. they
--'''''ps-H3eC q Bridgeport by
A'N-'- wHc TAG been visit
: - = s.In-- r.,ne.