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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
To Test Efficiency
Aerial Police At
Atlantic City

Atlantic City. May 5-Ofic,als of
leading cities IF the East arrived
here tonight % witness test Of he
etficiencT" Of aerial polite mere to-
morrow wnen New York State police
men Will patrol aerial beats d, he
AVIATION field. IN connection with Tho
Pan American Aeronaut!cal Con-
grass.
Col. J. q Thompson chef If The
Nv York Ar Force, few from New
York today ana will A. OUT from the
siore air port tomorrow "a meet his
detail off Bafne-at and escort hem
70 the landing place al Chelsea
Heights Major : tierberr Mapes
and Major Granville Pollock deputy
chief ana wing commander Of he
air patrol. have been here since the
opening Of the aviation meet. ana
have laid out the beats" to when
The aerial police VIII ne assigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
DANES GUARDING
AGAINST MENACE
OF BOLSHEVISM

Washington. May AL possible pre-
CAUTIONS against the Bo!shevlk menace
have been taken by The government OF
Dennark. SAID 4 cabiegran received %
day by me DANISH legation from The
foreign office at Copenhagen. Russian
propa gandists nave been expelled from
he cuuntrE-, the BoIshevlk bureau nj
Information n Cop-nna gan dissoiv~I
and the circulation Of Russian money
forbidden.
From tlrne 20 time SAID he ne
sage BolshevIk agItators cry % set
MO Denmark disguised as Red C-oss
oftc ais. but they are soon ordered ~,
of The couni-- ny he Dansn author
ties a Doctor Zero who declared
Il rnsel: 70 De me of.:cIa. Representative
Of The Russian Fed Cross. nut VINO was
really a Russian propagandist, has ust
been expelled rom Denmark with his
wife and all his secretaries and clerks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
600 STRIKE AT
NORTH ADAMS TO
ENFORCE 48 HOURS

North Adams. Mass May about
S0 employees of the North Adams Man.
ufacturIng Co, Blackin1on CO. and
Hoosac Worsted Mills went on strike
today 20 enforce demands for 4s-hour
week with time and half for overtime
work. presented by the wearers union
and ignored by the manufacturers The
strikers ask for - hours pay for the
4S-hour week. The mills are now oper-
ating on siS-hour basis The strikers
issued a statement declaring that the
manufacturers need fear no Violence
anu hat employment Of guards would
be unnecessary. No picketing mas been
attempted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
READING FACED
WITH POSSIBLE
INDUSTRIAL TIEUP

Reading. Pa, May The next as
hours Will determine the outcome of
a general industrial tie-up IN this
city, as a result Of the Carpenter
Steel Company discharge of $50
men following their remaining away
from work 10 parade on May Day.
The plant was picketed today and
efforts are being made TO call out
every workman remaining of the
l.S0e employed there.
The Federated Trades Council s
canvasslng al other unions today 10
determine the advlsability of call
ing a general sympathetic strike and
viii decide its course in a few days.
The musicians and typographical
unions have decided TO- boycott the
International League baseball club
games here. because General Super
intendent z. J. Poole of the Carpen-
ter Steel Company il a director of
the club and one of its hackers. the
boycott to be lifted if Poole retires
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Over 5000 Quit W ork at
Overland Plant
Stop Work at $50 N Defiance OF Or.
der to Stay at Work Until 4.o6-
Company Official Says Workers
Have Forfeited Jobs-Ail Strikers
Belong to Union-Non- Union Help
Threatened

Toledo. o. May about 800 IN
ionIzed employees Of the overland
plant and Sta of the Electric Auto
lite Company. an Overland subsid-
AIRY. uulr work as usual AT SO this
afternoon N definace If orders Of
heir employers 70 stay IN tie JOB
until 4.os P NJ Included n the en-
moves - cast their lot with the
men Vera 800 women. employed al
the Overland as sewers. upholster
ers and N the mailing room. They
belong % unions.
Vice President Clarence a. Earl
Of the Overland company. declared
that each employee quitting at 80
had forfeited his job. He made no
statement dis To what effort would
ne made 10 replace the workers bui
said The doors would not ne locked
against them
Union men a. the Overland said
hev expected he 1000 non-unlo1
workers would walk out IN sym
na,ly Threats of Violence agains,
+tlem # they failed 20 quIt were
made Police chief Herbert an
nounced % pairoirnen were held in
reserve 10 90 to the Overland and
Autolite plants n case Of trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
To Start on First Leg
of Transatlantic
Attempt
SCORE OF SKILLED U. 5.
NAVAL hvIAT0RS EAGER
To MAKE THE FLIGHT
Three Giant Hydro-aeroplanes
to Start from R0ckaway
Beach Training Station
Favorable Weather Forecast
ed All along Route to New
FOundland

New York. May 5.-A score IF ma
val aviators-youths IN the twent;es
and early thirties. yet experts N
flying. are ready tonight for a start
soon after daybreah tomorrow IN
their attempt 70 drive three giant
hydro-aeropIaaes Of The American
navy across the Atlantic.
With favorable weather officially
predicted. both n the vicinity Of the
nome station al Rockavay Beach.
L. l.. and along the coast 20 New
Fouooland. terminus Of the journey s
first leg the airnen expected 20
launch az least TWO and possibly all
Of the three planes scheduled 70 make
the cruise.
The NC-1. starboa-d wings Of
which were destroyed early today N
a fire which slightly damaged the
NC-4, was nearly fit for fight again
when darkness fell On a small army
If mechanics who had worked on The
craft for more than IS hours The
NC-4 mad been completely restored
oy mid-afternoUn.
There was a possibility that the
NC-l might pc delayed n her
Jump off few hours or even a
day or more. e necessity Of uneXpect-
I'd adjustments Of the new wings de-
veioped al the last moment. but the
NC; and NC were scheduled 10
AXE the air some time between dawn
and A. III.
Though sadde1ed by the death II
two Of their comrades-Ensign Adj
ans and Chief Machlnis,' Maize CO.
rey-in the plunge to EARN n a ma
val scout plane. the transatlantic
crews showed 10 oiscouraEement
over the interference with their
plans resulting from the fire. ne
Continued on Page Z. Column y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

To Sail for Home Next
Week
Secretary Baker. Back from France.
Says -omeward Movement Amer
can troops Progressing n Salts
factory Manner

New York. May The one-inil-
..onary Force VIII embark for nome
next --eek. Ser-eIarr Of War Baker
SAID TO-DAY On his arrival here from
France aboard the transport George
WASHINGTON The homewa-d move
nent Of troops, Mr.. Baker SAID, IS
progressing N a most sat-sfact DRY
manner, ana ne added that the 3n0
20h a month mark would De reached
n June.
>ecrerarv BAKER lef; lere April
accompanied by Warren PersnIng.
General PersnIng's only son. he Wis
lIed various points n France where
American troops are luar-e''ed, 90
Ing also Ia the German Inc. where
ne reviewed. tie third Army. Speak
ny briefly If MS visit, Sec~atarr
Baker said
Tie American army abroad IS N
splendid condition. The Third Arrnr.
winch / inspected on the German
frontier Is beyond doubt me best
equipped army IN the world. II IS
everything mat an army should be.
II al lis departments.
The men ara anxious 70 get home.
and We are moving them as rapidly
as possible. expect 10 see the 800. :
roo mark reached N June. and the
France next week.
Secretary Baker SAID he visited
only one etnharka1ion caHp-thaJ al
Erest-"Its condition Is SIMPLY
deal" ne asserted. and ynu an
-ar the same expression from any
douEnnov on LIS snip. l did not see
any II the others. but am informed
that the same good condition pre-
walls II all.
Mr.. Baker VII remain IN New
York to review the parade Of the
eth Division tomorrow, after which
le viii leave FOR Washington.
lie vas g-ceted on his ARRIVAL here
by Major-Cen. David Shanks. COM
handing the por- of contamination at
Honoxen and IN his honor a detail
~ soldiers was drawn Up Al the
-anEway The pier where he land
ed was decked in Tags Of the United
states and The Allies A Marine
guard # honor of the ship came To
present arms as he passed over the
side and sad could've to the ship
officers.
The sind Division. composed of
former National Guardsmen from
Wisconsin and Michigan. and given
the name Of Les Terribles'' by the
French boasts a record of more than
Continues on Page Col. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
VIII Be Purchased by
I. S. Grain Corporation
President Barnes Says Report OF
Purchase Of 25.o0o.ooo Bushels Is
Untrue. But that "Mouerate Am
cunt VIII Be Brought from Do
nnion"

Minneapolis MINI. MAY 5-Pres-
ident Julius r. Barnes Of the init
90 States Grain Corporation. an
nounced today that reports that the
corporation had purchased % Dh =
400 bushels Of wheat from Canada
were untrue. but ne reiterated the
declaration which he had made ear
lier today. that arrangements had
been made for the purchase Of "A
moderate amount" Of wheat from the
Dominion. He declined. al this time
20 issue a detailed statement regard
ing the prospective purchases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
START MOVE TO
OFFSET DRY WORK
IN NEW so. WALES

Sydney, y. 5. w. May a move
ment 70 offset the activities of the
Prohibition party. which IS becom-
ing powerful N the state of New
South Wales. has been launched by
group of citizens here The pur-
pose is TO reduce some of the evil as
poets of the liquor traffic rather
than 70 DO away with liquor entirely.
The group has taken the name Of
Citizens Rights and Liquor Reform
Association. and its program calls
for the reduction Of the alcoholic
content of liquors: 10 cause the can
collation. of licenses of unscrupu-
lous proprietors: TO eliminate unde-
sirable hotels, and TO have legisla-
ton enacted providing thar every
licensed hotel shall be in reality 4
place Of accommodation and Of repur-
able social entertainment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
File Test Suit
For Increase In
Fares. Newark. y. J.

Newark, y :, Nav Mayor
Charles P ellen If TINS c,iv filed
suit for one cent against the Pub
lie Service Railway co. todav al
ieglng re was overcharged for a
trolley ~9de
Tho PunIc Utilities Commission
Last Friday authorized an increase
Of fare on he line from SIX to seven
enIs ana Mayor Gillen immediately
went forth 20 OBTAIN grounds for
sur 70 r"~t The validity Of the m
crease The arst TWO conductors 70
whom he mayor ;eude-ed a slx-cent
fare noted ne determined glenn N
his eye ana merely gr'nned Nnen ne
asked T t~ey did not INSIST IN thu
extra cent. 4 third conductor was
more "hdurate and furnished
grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
ENGLISH FLIERS
SEARCH FOR NEW
SITE TO HOP OFF

St. Johns. y. Z. Nav 5-Balked Nv
continued adverse winds and wealth
er. Harry Iiawker and Captain Fred
er:ck P Raynlan, the British avn
a,ors seeking frs, hunors for a
t-ans-At!ant;c fight, today Joined
forces IN a hunt for new airdome
site which will allow them 70 hop
OFF, with the wind at any quarter.
A. present only an easter,y or wes-
cer,y wind can be Of service be-
cause Of the narrow two wind
fields they are using.
For Two hours the rival pilots
searched for site with enough
room for a four wind field. but
their search was Hruitless. They
plan an aerial reconnaissance for a
new site unless conditions suddenly
become favorable for the rrans-At-
lan1ic flight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Are Causing Alarm In
Northern Mexico
Three Thousand Employees Of =. S.
Mining Company Flee % Ch,rua-
hua city-Entlre Car-anza Carr
son Went Over 70 Rebel Leader
When par-ai Feil-Ger. olesuez
Going to Defense Of Chihuahua

Washington. Mav The Situation L
northern Mexico again serious &C
...,..,..,., ,,,.,.,,,,..i s,,r, --7-,..a
---o''S'sa-'u IT. ~ - - %
ng company az santa Guiana nave 7een
removed 20 Chihuahua CITY because If
-,raa-s ~. VIVA
~ ali--II garrison Ne0' over 20 Ne
Villa forces, winch 1nw threaten Chi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Big Three Pay
Visit to TrianOn

Versa lies. May 5--t BY the Assoc!-
ated Press l-President Wilson and
Premiers Clemeuceau and LLOYD
George visited the Trianon this af-
ternoon TO inspect the arrangements
for the ceremony of handing over the
Peace Treaty TO the Germans. They
expressed themselves as satisfied.
President Wilson. who reached
Versailles at $50. returned TO Paris
about five O'Clock. The two premiers
prolonged their visit for a time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Americans Join
In Celebrating
Mexican 18th of July

Eagle Pass. Tex. May b--Busineas
was virtually suspended on both sides
OF This portion of the Texas Mexican
border today while Americans joined N
the celebration Of 'CiDco de Mayo, the
ann rer~ary Of the declaration of MeN-
cos independence. Col. w. A. Weisser,
commanding The Eagle Pass military
district. with his staff and Third 1nfan-
,rv Band crossed 20 Piedras EiGsas and
spent the day as guest of Gen. Fernan-
do Peraldi. The Mexican military COM
rnander. opposite the Eagle Pass dis
Itct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
FIND HOME MADE
WHISKEY STILL
AT SALEM. MASS.

Salem. Mass. May 5--uited States
Revenue officers arrested Samuel
Forsyth of az Franklin street To-
night for operating home made
whiskey still which they found az his
home together with quantity NJ
whiskev FORSYTH is 55-vaars Of
age and an engineer by tr-ade. re
is employed Al the United shoe Ma
chinery Company plant al Beverly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
j s filters KILLED
During Maneuvers at
Rockaway Beach
Ensign Adams and Chief Maet,irist
Mats cersy instantly kiIIsd-En-
ains Fails and Machine Crashes
Into hydrogen rank-Adams One
Of Oldest Of Navy Aviators

Into hydrogen rank-Adarns One
Of Oldest Of Navy Aviators
New York. May 5.-Ensign Hugh
J. Adams Of Pit,sbur1 ana Chief
Machinist Mate Harold Corey Of
Scranton. Pa. were instantly killed
at the Rockaway Beach naval air
station rody when the machine in
which they were flying dived INTO
big hydrogen gas tank. The two
men were crushed TO death beneath
the engine Of the plane. which
crashed through the cockpit in which
they were sitting.
The flight. part Of the regular
daily maneuvers At the air station.
had been in progress only i've min
utes when the accident occurred. The
machine. the ES-l. small navy
hydro plane. rose from the water
and clrcied over the land at a height
Of about 400 feet. When Il was over
the hydrogen tank the engine went
dead and the plane started 10 nose
dive. Ensign Adams attempted %
right the machine but had not SUI
hcient attitude. and the machine
crashed into the roof Of the tank.
bursting through the steel top. The
tank, which IS par, Of the navy bal
loon equipment. was empty. Ensign
Adams was one Of the oldest Ayers n
the navy ana Corey, although ne did
not hold license was rated as a
pilot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
S2.@0.OOO SUIT
FOR LOSS IN BLACK
TOM EXPLOSION

Jersey EltV. \. J.. May The
S2.90a.o00 suit of the Bethlehem Steel
Company agalns, the Lehigh Valley
Railway Company for munitions al
legged 20 have been destroyed n the
Black Tom explosion and fire on July
80. 1916. was begun today IN the Su-
preme court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
HUN SUBU-111
AT NEWPORT IN
INTEREST OF LOAN

newport. z. l.. May THE German
submarine C-III in command OF
Lieutenant Commander Garnet HUI
inrs. arrived from New Bedford late
today. and will assist n the Victory
Loan Campo gn. leaving for Prov
,tience tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
BAR SOCIALIST
MEETING AT
COLUMBUS, OHIO

Columbus. O.. May 5-On the
ground that meetings held IN other
cities 10 eXpound Socialist doctrines
have created disturbances. city Off
Gals today ordered the police not 20
permit Scott Nearing of Toledo "a
address d Socialist meeting here TO.
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

Winds along the North and Middle
Atlantic COASTS will ne respectively mod
crate north ana northwest. and -roder-
ale north.
The storm that was central over IN
diana Sunday light moved randy east
ward and Monday night il was central
over New Foundiand. Another storm
was central Monday night over Colo
RADIO. These disturbances have produced
4 cover Of clouds over much of the
country east of the Rocky mountains
and during the last = hours rains fell
in the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
BRUNSWICK MAN
TAKES OWN LIFE
BY HANGING

5runswlCE. Ne May w Ham Bu.+,
& yearS Of age ana married. of Al
1Ura. hanged himself by his neck n
the all tonight after ne aad ueen ar
rested N a charge OF making improper
advances % children. The police SAID
ne confessed 70 The charge upon beng
arrested. He was employed n 4 ioca.
box factory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
IA MAINE TOWNS
OVER TOP MOAN

F0rt.und. Ne May 5.-Fourf cen
Maine towns and one city. Saco an
0ounced that they had obtained their
quota for the Victory loan today
Knox county has also subscribed IFS
allotment. being the first county 20
go over the top. The total suhScrip-
tfons III Portland for the day
amounted 20 goo. o0e he best tiay
but one since The campa gn started
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Hand Treaty to Teutons Wednesday

5-The Treaty
80 ? N.
Of
the desire
of Of
Three cidedt to % the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Associated Powers Come to Full un-
Outstanding With the italians Over
Adriatic City--3.15P. N. Hour Set
for Ceremony Of Handing Over
Peace Treaty to Huns atvelSaiIIes

London May 5-According 10 despatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph from Paris the question regarding Fue
been settled full agreer with the Italian govern
the basis Fume hall autonomous
port for years when it will be assigned TO Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
ITALY To HAVE F|UmE AFTER TWO YEARS
PORT SELF-C0VERN|NC DURING INTERIM
PEACE TREATY TO GERMANS WEDNESDAY
FEDERAL DIRECTORS
OF RAILROADS AND WIRES TO
INCREASE RATES ARGUED

Hearing Begins in Supreme Court-Appeals
from Proceedings in Several States-Argu-
ments Center on Contention of States That
Government Action in Fixing Inter-Stat
Rates is An Interference with State Police
Powers Attorney Generals from NJ any
States Present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND COOLER

Northern New England. FAIR and
cooler Tuesday. Wednesday far
Southern New England Fair and
cooler Tuesday. Wednesday rIoudv
Eastern New York: Fair Tuesdav
cooier south portions. "Wednesday
cloudy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
LITnuANIANS.
A d ancing Along
Front Of 26O Miles
From couriand to Region Of Groanp
and Approaching vjina-Adxancs
GUARDS Occupy Ssskai and vis~ia
and aridnehead Of cieskis

Berne. Sunday. May -fFrencI,
Wireless Service)-Lithuanlan rroops
are advancing along a front Of a6o
miles from couriand to the region Of
Grodno and are approaching Wilma.
according TO a report received by
the Lithuanian Press Bureau from
kovno, Lithuanian advanve guards
have occupied Seikai ana Vieviat
twenty-four miles from Wilma. ana
the bridgenead of Cieskis IN the
River Villa
Polish troops occupied Wilma. the
capital of Lit.luania several weeks
ago. Il mas been announced on be-
half Of the Polish government that
the action was for the purpose OF
aiding the Lithuanians against the
Bolsheviki
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Workers Hustling to
Attain Full Quota Al
o--eC District
DAILY AVERAGE OF
s S;2.0OO,000 MUST Be
KEPT Up TILL SATURDAY
.p.y.nInc Own Band Stirs up
Enthusiasm IN Boston-Sev-.
sral Large Subscriptions Re-
corde1 -Nation Total
Sbows nut % Per Cent. Sub
sc7bed

-,,s,-- Ia Liberty Loan
-r-ys-e ~eoo-u.ea heir efforts to-
- 1919 { ~eachlnE the SSc.-
mi, a4a alt rage necessary If
" f-.-zr. q subscribe its full
,.,.. b, to- notes before the
,.oss IL -a--pa.ga lex; Saturday.
uesse-c gan IF only s1-.226, 900
Ia, ~---e.. -e 1isr-c: Total today
,. nts.,4s PRE- ana representing
--me nan - per cent. of
~ 81. peg quota. showing for
,-e a~s, W weeks which was ad-
.--..sc.y DISAPPOINTING 70 the COM
--...,as
.,r.rasl-s- aroused oE the pres
r.e "s ~ u "Tershlngs Own
gau- go = i considerable
----.., =-usCr-rl-0ns. some for
a.s-ar..2. su-1s TIE largest sub
-cr...-.e- >. 20 Jay -a-ne from Hart
80 ~. H-ara he Aetna Life
,,sLr~r-- 'o-uau1- -ook Il block of
e. 500 - ! lC-1nson and Com
rs1e 4nneye. 4 MS MY. subscrib-
ID .l. f-.5h'2'- %! vtlCn I was an
. ..al = .rh le3 would be credited
r. lie Etw England district. a rally
u- -:a-e grUsa 1+rIed 1883, 900
NJ .4r1e sums w-,e reported from
-.-- II n = nall and elsewhere.
~ rs. VH4>a e4oscr.pl.ons probably
9y. 80 ..-1pt'eJ L me for inclu-
as- = h= lift. lCures tomorrow
,r91"'s IN chg, PARTS Of New
.:.-.e,,, .-sa -l.a = many subscrip-
ions ' .-aICta 4rers and banking
e"s-s ~ slto."N - more. The Off =
IT, lnl!-;-o-- --> / stood when the
workers. w4'' a',:l today showed
Fe--o:' ea@.2- percentage Of its
uotGs subscribed. with - per cent.
anu e-.+.-l-a, close behind at 1874
7e- ~. ~. 1Une OF the other states
Eac -aa,-ac he halfway mark. The
.,-r-ae r.-1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston ana VICINITY:
uesday tal- and cooler Wednesday
far. Moderate north winds shifting 10
east
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

Many buy and sell by means Of
information gained by reading
the KENNEBEC JOURNAL
WANT ADS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06

-, se.s:5 Pee. Mays
81, Sets 7:A7 r ~ Mey -
.,s,n Gay 1923 { Ia. Nay Y
- '-sr-ase 5:33 . N. N. May .
South Bend news-times., 1919-11-07

Confirmation Of recent reports that
the baroness de Hesse-W Wartegg. OF
Lucerne. Switzerland. formerly IN
ternatiOnally famous as Minnie
Hauck. one OF the most brilliant
stars OF the grand opera stage. is
IN and in want as a result OF the
war has been received in q letter
10 Mr.. Frederic CORTLAND Penfield.
formerly Ambassador TO Austria.
Hungary, from Mr. Pleasant A.
Stovan. United States Minister to
Switzerland. Mr.. Penfield Is living
at Atlantic City.
The name OF Minnie Hauck for
many years was held In reverence
by lovers OF grand opera In Amer
lea she was regarded With virtual
unanimity as the creator Of the role
Of Carmen
South Bend news-times., 1919-11-07
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND never
SUSPECT IT
Applicants For Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from drug
gists who are constantly i'm direct
touch with the public. there is one
preparation that has been very sue
cessful in overcoming these condi-
tions. The mild and healing infiu-
ence Of DR. Kilmer's Swamp Root j.
soon realized. It stands the high
est for its remarkable record of sue.
cess.
An examining physician for one
Of the prominent Life Insurance
Companies, in an interview of the
subject, made the astonishing state
ment that one reason why so many
applicants for insurance are reject
ed is because kidney trouble is So
common to the American people,
and the large majority of those
whose applications are declined dc
not even suspect that they have the
disease. IL is on sale at all drug
stores in bottles of two sizes. me-
dunn and large
However. If you wish first 10 test
this great preparation send ten cents
10 DR.. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton
y. " for a sample bottle. Wher
writing be sure and mention the
South Bend News-Times. Adv