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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

In 1917 d Young man, a oar -ter4o-
er, anaenic in appearance Ss'ofe
vengeance OH the appeal agent VINO
refused exemption from service in
Ire army. On Dec. s. 1913. Young
man IN the uniform os the United
States army. we'll set IN. c.ean-c11',
sturdy ara IF healthy color, walked
INTO the appeal agents Office. He
vas The eI-barteuder who had vowed
vengeance but had now come to
e pcloeize for his threat ana 20 say
hat the ser.-ica had regeaerateS4
air1. that he f4d GAINED s pounds
rad been promoted ana Vas hen @fr-
ing 1885, a month
Inlii:ar% training for the other fellow
ard some OF us arc VICE enough 10
want d for ourselves or oar children.
,'arnprixcry education IN i;eepiDs III
has accomplished wonders. Because
:. man is in gcod physical ana mental
condition il Does not follow that ne
vii 60 forth seeking fight. hut il
Usually follows that he is q oetter
man fer whatever ne MAY undertake
The desired training may bSs bad
,gitir,tt serious Inconvenience 20 the
Individual. The American Legion
uas viexs on this matter wfich ap-
,,e4i 10 ,is SIS s;a1sih}s. - we'll they
might bs.. They are. briefly out
sired: universal training for Youths.
s, 10 and %. Tor period Of not !esS
han four months the first year, with
annaul training Of TWO wee IS Tor tTo
cars thereafter. THIS training might
!,r mad IN i National Guard property
~,Iper+1sea, Except IN The case Of
Inc National Guard they would rot
rave tfeese troops used for military
PURPOSES IN time Of peace and they
would nave: officers suhtect 20 OK
animation anti test 20 determine. their
fitness.
Il vould seem that undcr some
..,,rt, ARRANGEMENT as this the Youth
might not have 70 he taken far from
i,ornr or exposed TO immoral .nfiu-
noes. nor 10 we see IN such Il tain
ing any danger from medication Of
fntiitaristic tendencies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
,JONEspORT

Schools IN Jonesport will open Jan.
{, IN all the districts except Sealand.
which opened Dec. g.
William Z. Small of Pittsiieid has
been engaged 70 serve as assistant
IN the nigh school and 10 have charge
ii athletics.
Lewis Hinekiev and wife are IN
Lynn. passing the winter months
with their son Earle.
The Jonesport High basketball!
team was defeated in a very rough
game by Millbrtdge High school
team at Millbrtdge to the scr.e Of IS
70 16. Friday evening. No fouls were
called by the referee The f1ear,es.
team won easily.
Miss Ruth Cakes and her moth
er from Cherryfield are Il. move To
BeaIs, where Miss Cakes is teacher
o: the primary school,
John White has benn engaged as
principal of Addison High school to
begin work Jan. ). Bertha Pe.,s,e-,
the former principal. las i,ee:.. eIprt
al 10 position in Limestone H,gh
school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

Iieyes that. | have recommended
your medicine to several young ladies
who have all benefited by ii. Mrs
AGNES l. BELLOWS, POS Lincoln Rd.,
East Rochester, n. Z.
Young women who are troubled
with painful or irregular periods,
bsekache, headache, dragging-down
sensations. fainting spells or in
digestion should take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Thous-
ands have been restored to health by
this root and herb remedy.
Write for free and helpful advice
toLydiaE Pinkham Medicine Co. ICON
fidential), Lynn. Mass. Women only
open, read and answer such letters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Answers to Yesterdays Questions

!. The President must be q nat
ural born citizen. 35 years Of age. and
must have been IA years u resident
within the United states
= BY the Constitution the Vice
President succeeds: by ac. Of Com
gress the members Of The Cabinet
succeed the Vice President in the fol-
lowing order: Secretary of State:
Treasury: War; Attorney General:
Possmaster General; Secretary. OF the
Nav: Interior; Agriculture; Com
nerce: Labor.
3. The President may be removed
by Impeachment.
:. Electoral votes are cast OF the
second Monday in January by the
electors.
>. The President is inaugurated
March following election.
s. All political parties hold con-
Tentions 70 nominate candidates.
:. Presidential electors equal 10
the total number Of Senators and
Representatives from each state cho-
sen by the people and pledged 10 vote
for the party candidate. met and cast
ballots which are sent 70 the presi-
dent Of the Senate and opaned and
counted in joint session Of Senate and
House
$. The Presidents Cabinet is made
Up of the heads OF executive depart
ments, who confer with him ana give
opinions and advice, which he NAV
or may not accept.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

Mary Howard. Lola Garland ana
Edwin Wilson returned SATURDAY,
nom OronO, where they attended the
three-day contest OF the Boys and
Girls Agricultural clubs OF the State
OF Maine.
Maurice Hrcntiss. who ID in the
Augusta hospital Tor surgical treat.
ment- is able to sit up.
George Booker has pasaer a revv
days with relatives at Gardiner.
Robert Stewart, Jr.. was 4 yuest
Friday Of eriands in town.
Miss Marian Sh0rey has rsturne.,
to Harvartf college where she Is tal,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
WINSlOW

The Winslow grange held an ALL
day meeting. Friday at the Grange
hall. with a large attendance. A
good delegation from the Vassalboro
grange attended. In the forenoon
the state deputy. D. z. Foster Of
Augusta. assisted by marshals. Mrs.
Elizabeth Watts. Mrs. Iva Eaton.
Mrs Annie Buffum and Mrs. Lillian
Tobey of Winsiow grange. installed
the officers .or 1920, as follows: Mas
ter. Charles ". Chapman: overseer
Albert Chamberlain: lecturer. Mrs,
Rose Reynolds: steward, Theodore
Thompson: assistant steward. ]. Or
rim Peck; chaplain. Miss Sadie Ner-
row: treasurer. Elmer z. Smith. sac.
Rotary, Mrs. Lou c. Britton: Ceres
Mrs. Ida Chapman; Flora. Mrs
Grace Thompson; Pomona. Mrs
Emily Chamberlain; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Harriet Peck: execu.
tive committee, Oscar c. REYNOLDS
A dinner was s7rved at noon to about
$50. The menu consisted OF baked
beans, salads. bread. pie. cake and
coffee. The afternoon program vas
as follows: Singing by the Grange.
reading by Mrs. Ella Smiley OF Win
slow grange: reading by Mrs. Mar
den Vassalboro grange; piano duer
by Mrs Eaton and Mrs. Wixson or
Winslow grange; reading bv Mrs
Little OF Vassalboro grange; reading
by Charles ". Wilson of winslow
grange: vocal solo by Miss Sadi.
Morrow Of Winsiow grange: story b,-
Mr.. Rand of vassalboro; instrumen-
tai solo by Miss Doris Garland N
Winsiow: remarks by Rev. O. n
Barnard and Mrs. ]. L. Dean Of
Winsiow and Supr G. f. Paine. NJ.
Gates. Mr.. Jones ana Mrs. Rose A.
bott Of vassaIboro grange; story by
Master Chapman of winslow grange
The Sebasticook Literary club win
Mold its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. q -
Barnard
Mrs Horace 9. Howard and Misses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

Jan. 6--Ail-day meeting Farm Bureau
at Oakland.
Jan t;-Yew England Milk Producers
Assn at Grange nall Winthrop.
Jan. e-s-Nesteru Maine Poultry Assn
at NORWAY
Jan. annual Poultry Show in Ban.
gor City hall
Jan. G-Suprerne court. civil and cr.mi-
Jan. 1-Androscoggin Pouona. AUBURN
Jan. Injecting of Governor and Ccun-
Gil P; u. at augusta
opens in Lewiston.
Jan. Maine State Board of Trade and
state Agricultural and Industrial
League, Augusta.
Jan e-1I-Adrent Conference at Friend
snip.
Jan Is-Supreme court, Portland and
Rockiand.
Jan I3--Kennebec Superior court, civil
and criminal, Augusta.
Jan. A-Conference at augusta of local
orerseerS OF the poor. Mothers AID
and Children's Guardians officials.
Jan. IA. ls2S-.omona grange at dan.
chester. (Annuan.
Jan. i<-i5-State convention Of local as.
SCISSORS at Augusta.
Jan. is-Ail-day meeting Farm Bureau,
Riverside.
Jan. ls-Launchins of DESTROYER Prehle
at Bath.
china.
Ian 1-Annual meeting at state House
Augi.s sta. oil Maine Sportsine.i' Fish
and Game Association.
Jan -2--AnnuaI Commercial Travellers
banquet at RocaIand.
Jan. 4-B-Aunual State Boys' Confer
ence, Auburn and Lewiston.
jan. 3f-Aaine Commercial Travellers
Association annual banquet. Congress
Square Hotel, Portland.
Feb 17-iS-Maine Fruit Growers Asso-
citation, annual conventions. Auburn,
FEB. M-s-Staie convention of Christian
Endeavor Societies al Bangor
March y5-Republican State Convention
at 10 A. ". in Bangor The district
conventions will he held at same tirue
March 1-Democra:ic state Convention,
Bangor.
June S-JuIy 5-Maine's Centennial cello
oratson, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

"Lool; here said the city editor 70
the cyb reporter, 'rou should write
everything as briefly as possible. In
stead Of saying the minlie-aged bald
headed performer in the hired agg-ega-
ton Of followers Of Orpheus who nightly
provide the harmony at one Of our lead.
ing temples Of mirtl, seized his from
bone firmly IN his hands placed his
feverish lips 10 the nonth-piece ami
sounded thereon an unearrhly tone like
The waiing OF lost soul on the rnaia
street OF Irferno'-now shorten that
up"
So the reporter merely wrote: The
slip horn player in the orchestra blew
a heita tie"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

\ subscriber familiar with the at
fairs OF the Maine Central Railroad
and commenting on the governments
management of the road calls atten-
ION to the fact that of the equipment
which the government forced the
road to accept against its protest
we're several engines, six or eight of
hem, costing $4,000 each. Not one
Of these he said could be used on the
road and are now in use on a rail
road in another state. The Maine
central was compelled, however, to
accept these and pay for them. To-
Jay. our informant says the road n,
not earning enough TO pay its expen-
ses. He remarked that for one he
could NOT understand the govern
nent's attitude. especially as the old
management OF the road was recog-
nized as efficient: in fact he didn't
think there had been any criticism OF
IL in twenty years, except possibly IN
the purchase Of hotel property sew
eral years ago. One would suppose
That a management like that would
have been consulted by the govern
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Two Meanings to One Word

The different meanings that ! simple
;giru OF expression can give Il word arc
often curious and sometimes amusing.
An anecdo,e Of Charles Lamb. the Eng
ism author. illustrates this VERY pleas
an.Iy.
On z wet, miserable loggr day. N
London. ne vas accosted by q hessar
with:
Please. sir bestow a little charity
Upon a poor. destitute woman. Believe
me, sir. I have seen better DAYS
$50 have IT, SAID Lamb. handing The
poor creature 4 shilling, so have ].
It's q miserable day, even for London :
A similar illustration is Of the man
who saw some Enischierous boys carry
III; pft fruit from his orchard.
What are YOU about re called.
Justify.
About going allied one q lhe,n AS
he rnaraude-s disappeared over the
fe-ce-Toutn's Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
ACCOMPLISHMENT and Discussion

While we have been listening 10
leagthy discussion Of principles I'M
DERIVING Japan's acquisition OF Shan
r,Jnr. which, by the way, no one has
lad the temerity. 70 suggest We take
..ltav from her she has been &C.
curing Russian territory in Siberia
zaid 10 De larger and much richer
Than Shantung. Mongolia, Nanchuria
md Korea Furthermore it is said
ne attitude Of our OVID country has
contributed 20 this result.
The seriousness of the situation.
however, doesn't appear 20 lie so
much in the acquisition Of the terri
tor5- as IN the fact that thereby the
nower of The military party in Japan
8 strengthened. At present the peace
and open door policy mas found favor
vih the governing faction in the
iowery kingdom. II is extremely
doubtful il it may prevail for long.
The ascendancy of the military par
~ in this oriental Germany would De
of decidedly unpleasant Significance
TO all who hope and strive for peace
ful policies.
The fiZZie made by our government
respec:ing Siberian affairs is unfor-
innate. Investigators We're sent to
the country but their reports appear
never TO have been considered by the
President or acted on by any other
rfticisI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Slim in Paradise
Mar York Woridl

: SAYS Samuel s. Mcclure: I have
been from Peking 70 Constan'Inopie
within the last three Years. and
round PARADISE in Ireland" 1t is the
most prosperous cornfortapie anu
law abiding country. Glutted Win
ss0o. coz, 0ts:, its banks have alliances
with British banks'-truce WIN lhs
Sassenach.-as an outlet foE rneir
money" People are we'll dresss7d
and we'll housed where many We're
neither.
Sim Feiner and Orangenan. Ma
tionaiist anu Unionist. Protestant
and Catholic. reading Mr.. Mcclure
will set up a great chorus Let me
at him first" British Tories VIII
agree that Ireland is rotten with
prosperity but deny its law-apioing
quality. Sim Feirers will ADMIT
that Ireland is -abiding-by the
Law of Dali Eireann-Dur spurn the
thought that Erin thrives while the
invaders foot poiIudes her soil.
And the Sim Feiners should have
the best OF it. for they have ever new
wrprgs Not content with imposing
upon them the land act. and free
dom from food control. and war
draft exemption. 50 that their Young
men could make money and trouble
while the Saxon fought the German
ally. cunning Albion now plots 70
force upo:I ireland q measure Of
Home Ruis. Gail Ireland prosperous
with that iI.clipsls sitting her. And
the crowning insult q making pia-
res Tor forty-tHo Ir1<l members at
w minister. where 10 Sim Feiner
will ever deign 20 aprear
What call mass Mcclure 20 wipe
away one tear that paris lhe cheeA:
of Cathien- nj Houiihan? What can
he }.now OF the most distressful coun
Try Paradise in Ireland" indeed.
Eo1 while The other place s-awns. IN
satisfied for her alien oppressors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Answers 70 Yesterday ou.z

Answers 70 Yesterday GUsz
/. 1t takes from nine 70 ese-sa
hours for Z vessel 20 pass
through TIE Panama canal
. Cardinal Logue 5 he 2rirnate Of
all Ireland
3. There arc uinesy-six seats II the
Senate, exclusive % the Vice
Presidents.
4, California has Eureka" II tsS4lr-
found III As It's motto
5 This transport Buford. liking the
reds 70 Europe. sailed under
sealed orders. II vas limited
hat the first port Of call would
be III Finland.
8. Two Of the most eminent British
.xpo1ents II spir:tuaiisra are
Sir Oliver Lodge ana Sir Ar
thur Conan Doyle
:. The Romans numbered their
ears from tho year corre-
Spondine 10 1913 3. C.
y. The Tagus is an important river
OF Inc Ibsrian peninsula Il
rises in Spain ana crnp,ias into
he Atlantic below Lisbon, por-
tusaI.
g. 4 logg,a is an open-sided CALLER
or arcade
20. The ocarjn4. Familiarity known
Is The sweet potato" = named
iftc- "a goose. tOca" Is lie
Italian word for hat fowl ana
ma IS i common Italian suf-
Copyright 1919. Public Ledger Coz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
a Social THERMOMETERS
Chicago Evening Post

Chicago Evening POST
For New York the Bowerv Mission
IL social thermometer.
When Mr. Fahrenheit's mercury
tube showed zero the other night
there was only one applicant for q
bed at The Bower Mission
The municipal lodging house. with
"a capacity FOR SIS men and women
often tested TO its liInit-gave hospi-
tality 20 only sixty four guests.
High wages ana no booze-there's
the answer. The so-caIled bum.
deprived OF his whiskey and offered
re,nunerative Involvement. has gone
70 work.
This is the silver lining 10 the
clond OF Fl. c. l. and a sufficient an
swer TO the anti prohibiticnists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Dealers and Pubic Should "Wateh
Ogs~

In another COLEMAN VIII be found
legal notice Of the bylaw made by
the local beard Of health Decerber
!. relative TO selling or exposing for
sale any article % 'fslihy. -dsconposed
or patri3 animal or vegetable sub
stance ii IS 70 Ire assuEaes1 that the
public will fearti.y cooperate with
rEent Of this regulation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
novIdH

ing a short course, after passing Il!
recess at the home OF her sister IT-.
Charles ". Wilson.
MIRA Nallie Lane. who has rs.i~.
at the homo Of Ma Henry y Fis@
Will leave .-onday for Boston. AZ
a stop there she will go TO Conner
cut
An oyster supper was ServeG s%|
Jay evening at the East " nSi1'
Baptist church. followed by an ME-
etsing entertainment. The program
christmas Greeting by A:-'s1'
Martini, recitation. Walter spa Ild,n-
song by five girls; recitation Dr. ;fs:
girls; dialogue by Bertha Llt.eiie
and Rena Abbott; WHY Ch.as',rl'
Days are Short" Martin W,1ll
AT. Seven O'Clock in the M"rHsHs
Earl McCaslin. recitation. trHe''
Tyler: The Shepherd of Judea. g,
len McCaslin; After C0ur.es%'
Stephen Beauregarie. "OiJ >an
Claus" Dorothy Prentiss: IRIS
mas Time Vivian Witham. 'Chr!it'
mas Party" Viola Greene. rNercS-
and song, Wonderful Gifts. 81 t'
girls; tho program closed -'nGH-
America
Mrs. {. L. Withee has rot'.-'H
from Boston. where she was '.-
guest of relatives.
a number ara employed harvc=t.E'
ice on Pettee's pond. The ice :
inches thick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

Three billions OF dollars * the esti-
mated value Of improvements needed
by the railroads for next year Last
ear The abandoned gallroad tiacNaee
vas three miles more Than he new
ttacEagc bsiilt during the year. In
other words. asst year when the de-
.nands on railroads were greater than
eyer before. there was contraction
OF facilities Tor the first time since
LaIls we're firss !all IN his country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

The credit man Of New York de-
partment store thought il prudent TO
investigate when woman clarye
customer. whose account had never
run above 100, bought an $3.50 coat.
The Woman submitted ch:ae.-fullv TO
Questioning at 1er nome. and show
ing the investigator big bunch of
bills offered to pay cash for the coat.
if desired. II vas charged to her ac-
count and the bill vas promptly paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Women Welcomed by X. Of c,

William J. Mckinley Of New York.
Supreme Secretary of the Knights of
Columbus, has returned after a
swing through the country inspecting
the work Of the X. Of c. chain OF
supplementary schools being esfab-
lished for veterans OF the war and
civilians. He said; TN San Fran
cisco I was present while one thou
sand students were being enrolled.
The thousandth scholar was Miss
Monica Clary. formerly nurse ar
Base Hospital No. 80 at Royat,
France. She is the first woman
scholar to enroll in a K. of c. school,
and she selected course in stenog-
raphy and typewriting to supplement-
her work. as domestic science spe-
cialist. The Knights will welcome
all other women who saw service
overseas or in this country as
to our fighting forces"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
WHTTEtfELD

Mrs, Ella Blair, widow u ne ate
George Blair OF Pittstnn. died at
her home in this place Thursta:. Jan.
J. after short illness. Her aga vas
6s years. The Immediate cause II her
death was heart trouble
She leaves 10 mourn her lnss a SIN.
George E. Blair and six grandc!lil-
dren; also a brother, Narilal Ware
all Of Wf1itefieid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
THE DAILY QUIZ
Wh0r Do You KnOxus

i. Who was Lloyd Georges p-esis-
cessor as premier Of Great
Britain
?. In what century did Hannibal
live
J. Who were the Nine WORTHLESS.
4 Name three OF the most noted OF
contemporary French musical
composers
.. VIVA, is the meaning OF the
word divagate?
s. On what does the mango groEas
a. What is Charies's vain"
5. From what city does Victor Be--
ger come?
9. Name d misunderstanding Amer
ican kind Of pipe?
10. When ala Dewey win tine battle
OF Manila Bay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Yes, but Ratify. ara Do II Now.

Whatever America wants will ne
acceptable 70 Europe" says Sir
George Paish- wno by the way is re-
gardea as oEse 81 Great .Brttain's
leading financial authorities, and
who recently was interviewed re-
specting the League and Treaty He
evidently recognizes the need Of part
Of loaf or one more digessibie; or,
10 put i another way, The impoy-
tance " q basis on which the nations
may met ard when in a lighting
In5sod count 1T least q hundred out
Load before running amnnE. The in
te-viesF. continues:
If america feels hat c.s.'A'a. reser-
yafiar5s 10 the Treaty u Tersai.i-s arc
..-s,essary-. that : Americas business
no lRy nation has any WISE 70 dictate
%cr ratf I discovered a..y hostility 70
FssserTs4tior.s 81 he part - statesrnesl
anr; tfnanc5@rs wno count No. Europe
understands America quite wsai enough
10 perceive that there IS netting hurt
f,l 20 europe n he present treaty sst-
nation based 81 the demand for reser-
s1arions
fare ~ The wfo.e world that America
ratift- she treaty as swiftly as may us.
I am nos. = Eo1 please. offering uai-
opinion. am assuming 20 contey n
d few cords what have foand Euro
Esear. sentiment 20 BE-. That *, LEI
Anerf-a ratifH- IN any manner sire
wishes m. We rgsreiy gray that ner Is
sent will soon re recorded.
The Boston TTarseTip t commenting
On he above sayss \ majority Of
the senate has been ready and will
ing since last September 20 ratify'
he treaty. subject 20 The conditions
set forth IN the Lodge reservations.
VII. he countt- IS waiting for them
to 10 It, or 10 something definite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

An unexplained bequest of $1,000 70
the home FOR the Woman Who Is in
the Way is included in the will OF
Sophia D. THEM who died recently in
a Philadelphia hospital, leaving $50.
400 10 relatives. The Society for Or
s-auizing Charity knows OF no public
such IS the Woman Who
Is in the Way" and the will gives no
inkiine Of it's possible location.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
Nor Should We Suffer It
New York Times-Deml

New YORK Times-Dem.
A third term. after such illus,rious
service could De nothing less than an
anti-ciimax. From the point OF view
of his own personal fame, therefore.
If we credit the President with be-
ing anything less than a supernatural
being above the considerations
which move mortal men, he could NOT
afford il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

compound iOE
several years and
think it fine. lam
a practical nurse
andwhenI getrm
down and nervous
l take theVegeta-
able Compound [
also have trouble
with my bladder
when / am on my
f e ct and Lydia
E. Pink b ANS
Cspsfivo Wash "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

Vow CarranzA asks his congress
for dft1- millions 20 buv hack sea
coast holdings from forci =ners; also
he fxes an export duty on crude oil.
His financial methods remind us Of
pttprr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05
READFTEID

EASr>-Clifton, youngest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Fifield. passed away
Thursday evening, after short illness.
aged : years and 10 months. The run-
erai was held at 2 p ". Sunday AT tho
home. Intermcnt was at East Readfiel1
cemetery. The grief stricken family
have the sympathy OF the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-05

\ Chicago Inan in court told the
judge with a grin how he frightened
two men whom he found talking with
his wife. Il always carry around
several torDedoes in my pocket he
said, and threw a few at their feet.
Tou ought 20 have seen them Jump.
Both of them jumped clear over our
back fence yelling they we're shot.
ana ran 10 beat the band"