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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

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r.t1 elC1 sranGzIG-g conditions a.
lave existed - The Portsmouth, va
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1.sgra cef1l. H haz gwen the liz 70
naval 11cers ~ rhe highest Standing
in cc--ec4i5r Tfrh these matters. ard
rag ztt&1d pred ~ prsTert tie truth
booming kn6Ta m trickerY which
bears I'll tte remarks ot tire discree-
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that Will rrirr the fac4z "a light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

So-To-Bac has helped thousands "a
break tie costly. rve-shateer+az "a
oacco habit Whenever you have .
longing FOR smoke or chew. Just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet y,
YOUR mouth instead AL desire stops
Shortly the habit i. completely hrok-
en-. and you are better o1 mentally,
physically. financially It's 50 easy.
80 simple Get a box OF No-To-Rac
and If IT doesn't release you srcu al
craving for tobacco in any form. you-
druggist viii refund your money
without question No-To-Bac is made
BY the owners Of Cascarets: there
fore - thoroughly reliabie--Asv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

53STEE LrLlSs--l IT.
As announced ~ ne Census E1-
-sau- r1a population Of Maine 3 g
34S. II increase 5ur-r- he decade II
.5s.5 or IS Ter cent n the census
rel-us II -4-I, Maine vas c-atti1azt
VIII L population Of -+-5- I za-1
IT - g5. or IS per art 1ve- he
population II 300 Z appears men
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s1v-l oT popu-a--or n Maine u
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corresponding --1w-1 4 population
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

K may 5e - .11Arssr u those ~f1o
calax .aocr CONDITIONS srs 70 -erra.1
az tLey GOV ere 20 .ezFa from re
C,5raa1i ssso5er * Lranls grafton -azc
employees in sis service are .-s'sts.7-
cien- for property handing ~ age
lumber IL ra.s-srts GOV cozlzg-
That Tag. Fr.1ay, there ue-e eight
vessels il TIE stream waiting - IL
I1aG iHsra grants. C1nG.c.oas zo-ca1
are az s.z1rogs ard tzxes n a.za
that those rho can TO 81 are socz-
.ag ~ THIS co1a-ry ard ne number
prom 4ses 70 eg1al K no- exceeG the
oreTar INN grafton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

Many words 4 everyday use have
4ll1e another meaning in rxnotA
ccras-s o. the country An auction
= dirty Or uatldy place and 500
rrssEcs- when Uaweu. tell Won raj
tney fee! -comicaI" \. pig or ps~vx
* hot-vater boette-hspra =
story OF the traveller who rsrp-ns3
% civilization with = tale thar :,
Northumberland the people slep, w,th
q pig IN the bed for varmth.-Ian-
don Express
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

View Sweden TIE s-0E- ~ re v5rz
and II purpose 3 rosG aT : local
correspondent Making c1ssSa las
1eea he business eEe-T E-11av 11w
sor -arzz Eeexs II Svea Eal Fzr=-
sor ne Children Zone Il Ar1n-
AzSs- seSaud, 90- -ae 1asgors EzE-
Iy ard -E11r5- 5or liz Iz11car am lis
y e za1 54oy III ABUNDANT s-u-
ply VS. @IrzIs1et ~ CHURCH ze---
5e-s ard trends u he z1II-z1-
Eew@- r me 1Is-0ry II 1gzr cheese
making 1as III sIprsv 5G-=c 70
r-calv Eezr-v hanks ara zx-ezde1
% -76se x1o gave nix 1or -.1z- 1lar-
5oze- The laks-s u -Ee cheese
ws-e IS rIs1l4l Ms agnes sa1a--
soa aud IFS. a - Caaibe-g. -1.s
brand u cheese las 5ecore 1ar1cE.s
throughout EeE England zrr0rE -.-z
swedish 5e11le- ~ -21e -E1ilrr=.
Home n z-Jn- -1erz <--e-1s III IL
DOME 1z-e sometimes -zzt41 -s
superior qualities ne children .a1z
VITA delight er=-- --t-szg-EEz5zy. -----zr
Lay - III 1rst --1-csug y -.-e sS--v
Sweden CHEESE SIX 15G so-s Il
,aeese Ters prepared Ills -=az 11-
t1e 1rohaazge re --eesa 3 -0-~
11re1 and prepared aud -cska1 .
s~H-y 1ay Inr.l --1,z 1Ersz-~-ug. x1es1
{ 3 sent 5Tr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
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ET2--E Ec-cE-1 Tern -
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niles 1c--L q Cz=oz So
believed q - ~ 80
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pressure q ~Sh- ---,:S
TIE shat rests = 81
about three eest = 5s--- -
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been entirely 6Lscc-1ec-=t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
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reasonable demands 3 passing
Slowly bat surely Il - thought World
confidence - improving sEf w1ea Z
5ecoEes possible .or business 20
gsisgs ne aIrsIrs 5enza6s aud cor
T1eu X nay know wat % sx1ect y
.aEor ard what . gxyect II hose who
5zaGaS s1ss---fse -ns-7 s16IiI1 1e
god tines s5r he vorss awaits 5ro-
1'lct5o1 an6 stability Certainty
.oas toubts and uuca lat q Ell
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

wing * ne ALa.Ee 2rohi3sror7
~. ~ Eew York Tines specia.
correspondent r7o has recently l1een
Observing oolic.ca- c7u6.t.nrs 81
1ver -ae STATE, says
TIE Es1r6!lcazs- aroatI7 SPEAK
rig stood 1o- =c-c1 .rt5rceneuc e
ne la~. ne democrats 1'e-s mora
5r1a6-ntH6ed = -1e.- zre5ciae~
VIA Tie correspondent 1seaas sre
7say decide :5r z-azset1, according -
-zgt1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

Noted 5sc-eiors.

Among the r11s- fa-o1zs oache.ors
Il TIE worlds history are: Michael
angelo. PzEze., Per-arcE- Alexander
Pope. SIR Isaac Newton. Scaoperhsu-
sr. Charles Lamb. Whittier. Sx.r-
ogrre- Alfred Il Nzsse- vo.-aire.
TlIten- Ire scientist. Cecil Rhodes.
Phillips Brooks. John Burroughs
President Buchanan Walt Tti--z
Lewis Csro1- Henry Jaues. Lord
Kitchener. Chopin. Liszt- Beethoven,
SicnIo PzzznIri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

any pfGyIre SI- Perhaps re
zIze-edcad EuEsl -oC1z ror -Ie
drsr Tine, hare sold their votes Con
saelllv EIr Il the lowest = III ger
1aIInr TO small Obviously 1oT-
Now 20. 3a8 -1ras II I'D aple1s VIII
-nSr 81 3s1l, 30o- aud this 1or 1Eiy GEis
small stare Eov Tar - S-5-9sa- Itse
-ul1- II Tie entire courI
No NJ Cox lad 5er-e- -uEp rs
1g-res without feIa- Z tie oezE--,z
dds are l1v Indication re 3 % 1--d
himself N aIac--lr evening --s V7rs[
1eA-e- candidate -1ar zva- III ror
he p-eSTda-c- and he vii -e@st an
1Ge auuuur-or w1eEe WITH % CO
-E-alcr-r Steal"
Billions ara wat re vii Iced %
1e1ourca- AID Why s1oUlG1'r re 1aVe
raenr T-ev caSr nothing ID a1yoodT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

tbs years tobacco crcc a excecte1
~ beat tae besr 1revsovs record oy
I14.561, 800 pcgr1s. Put raat u yos-
pspe ard smoke IL. a16 rare tooac-
70 aIoae til TIE prsc> 1rops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
Srstsfy1z Sacosr -ior

1IgfIs1a ceople should appreciate
w1a= aas rail- 5eea Accomplished
II. ss-aolishAg and maintaining B.
gszers. aospiea: aers n every way
worthy os oGr zGppor- ard a ca1se
so- -ocag pride 4 g-ac.ty.as rang
5j-4oH from 81 6.s-ss1e~, s'1ch ~ -11s-
-acs,vet Zsscsrtay = form II 4 caerx
Tor & ,.ao,1ssn5 dollars 70 ~ ex1end-
e1 fo- ne 6e1esC ~ tie chts1-su's
5e2aFsr1ezc ~ re- augusta General
Ezosc.:aI, sto1i1 st.rr1ala:z .da< sc-
probation. Tie 1ozo~. 4. 55sepa
2 Egt1- ! 1r3zaizen@ safer = :ae
business u tie middle West 3 rza
RIO aas erzveget a. over re xor!e.
t5ga6 II cgr aospi-zs service ara
ton rat 81 .raQrasse1 M
Re r.saet . cort-.55.1~a ~ ~ s1p-
ccr- E.s gf2 1ss cGre.y ~5tuzrsry
az rsra ia words cf tanks u re
~ "a ger1en- ara the z-irses H
- 4 nat u als exger- =rcs ~ aa5
se.sr fourd hos5tcsl rendering
aettar servlcs- &1g1sta ceop.e CIR
AMY sacu.d rot - esq Wing -
-sn1gnize efficiency aa6 ta5ts.f .r.sss,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

4 s1ec-as .-a:z- Se5t y. VIII ca--T
4 zoncly 5unca u >-=w England
.-a~s..Hz 1ae7 . JCa~:on Cs7l1 -1e-e
- 1ay -=spec-s 70 Candidate Had
.1g, -ae-- aa1 1a-tly 5e sxp4cted 70
551r.7ile caai- sir - Governor C5x
considering -1e --.c4c.sr1 "a zevs-
5spe-s aav= 77a+~ -=soe~-sue ~
--s--s..zz s-s-s-1.-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

TIE ara3t II ths natural rorcs-z
0. Maize aas 1or yet been reached.
acs,-d.1s 70 tire stories reported BE-
loT II ire Perhann CORRESPONDENT AZ
TIE A-ocstook Rspo 51ican. WHO SAYS,
John Hamilton aas returned 20 this
tara after ar absence Of sevxa.
anortas. Crcie John has sesn on
eating az FIRE patrol for the s.a.e
aTa7 ~ AZ the headwaters OF the
Arocsto1k river. He tells Is GONE
"on6srfEI stores ~ the country in
tEat vicinity. He said the r.o-7c-
tains we're 80 big and high, that the
OILY way you could see the szn be-
fore 10 o'cIock tn TIE evening was 20
Ply IL Up With a handspike. Fish.
ne said. re FEVER thought there were
50 many, Ia the world. He caught
and ate 80 maoy. that he was
ashamed 10 BOX az the brock. He
rad them RAN. roasted ard boiled
three times day fo- three months.
He said The deer we're nice and IA.
ard plentiful, ard that The part
ridges we're Citing ripe and, believe
ne, ne knows. Uncle John is one Of
the iAsd marks of Perharn He set
tied here when TIE world Tas young.
and can remember unen perharn
consisted Of two log houses ard a
small ~ood Pile. He IS some person
WITH the rod and gun. and. has
cnueked bug into about every pue-
die within fifty miles. and has slain
scores Of deer. moose. knd bear. and
today. although vel along in years.
ais eyes and cars are az keen az ever.
and his trigger finger is just as lin
Der as Of yore.
The making Of Swedish cheese IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

C5x's -1-1a+ -e3D5ie ard conseq1ezr
Z sl1rT 70 rs v9ice a 30 sd. 800 rad
~ sccouar u zJs phgslce! 1isc5u-
for s1d 30 7ad aeca1se lis lse #
-;1st T1lce vas -o1tr.7ut ag % Re-
publican sllcrass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14
Name Gossip

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II 80 81
SEE re 1E1srT srE>@- -oCzS csesre-
Al ~1sg-zSs aid caves .Gssx zr.e-e-
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a e3c@ ICt2F5e1- s.@ s-zsEcs u z-=er
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n sLotis cCT=- - ss5<E.y stezf
Il. ne anger s1t y +-aL.1z
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" sc@cAt Ec-<z ~ ~ .ass'rs ga .zz
20 ~ t111 re rzrr. a paying
IN re pare.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

-zsr Feex sao~sf 1T zac-ease 81 Il
1ercear ov=r re previous, -esx SUI
zss .ess r. ~ Ie-cerI What = vas
Z -szr sz0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

4cze1t California" sy-1p II Figs
caIy-10o< S5r ne nzEIe California N
he package -ss1 Tou srz sure y7i1r
-aLId s 1av.ng ne 1esr and -Iosr
harmless 5aysic Cor he Little stouzaea,
t~e~ zad J5vsis- Children .ove IL
s.-Iiry casts- I'll directions N eaca
bottle Z5u -szusT say California"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

~ ire Eastern States @zpoattioa n
s>r.zzAes6, Mass, !zst tz.I, Pear! L
F-eea If Exeter. Penc5scat co1Ety
CHAMPION u canning n ire BOYS ard
Carls' cnT cet.tsca - ij13 and her
ststs- sxt!bsce1 s1vTss II t-.e1r -zEnet
f-15ts ART veee+Ables ard a. The
c.6ss ~ IRE far Dlt them 4 Easss-
Csgsst,s TIassa Ero rss aso-z
th.z purchasers dzs rr.ttez a letter 70
these yosrssg. cancers, highly ce1.-
-aea1.ng their cro11ct and o-ser!-z
aEoEEsr saCpfy.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

IRE anthracite c1,sE mi-ers n. az
for9 II ta<e ar s1Ee7alte vacst.o
Car yo11
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

Based On the prizes II .r..rty-oas
articles Of foo1 Brs6ssree.'s ..1ecx .,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-14

You must rsTnem her: that Father
Johns Medicine is an aIl-the-y year
round tonic fesh-builder and people
gain steadily while taking this whole
some food medicine. II you want to
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-10
7ederal Railway Labor Board Announces
Wage Increase to $4,000 Employees Total
ing $3O,OOO,0OO Per Year.
JUST AND REASONABLE WAGE
Drivers to Get $125 Per Month Instead Of $85;
Clerks $50 and Messengers $145, Effec-
tive as Of May l, 1920.

Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers,
Express and Station Employees; The
Order of Railway Express Drivers,
Chauffeurs and Conductors, and The
Order of Railway Express Men. The
first two organizations asked increas-
es of twenty-five cents an hour, or
about $51 a month, while the latter
two asked flat increases of $35 a
month.
The express wage case was under
consideration by the board for sever
al weeks, following exhaustive hear
ings. The demands of short line rail-
way employees not affected by the re-
cent railway wage award has been
set for hearing by the board Aug. 16.
A. Ballinger, president of the Order
'of RailIsy Expressmen, said his OF
gar. is,alio aoiiei accept the award,
cas- WHOLE but that he would form
ally protest certain alleged technlcal
discrepancies in the printed decision
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-10
FAMOUS
OUTLAW
GIVES UP
Francisco Villa SuTrenders
After Years of Defiance of
Mexican and U. S.,
Laws.
BROWNS HIS SORROWS
Drinks Bottle of Coenac After Giving
Himself Up to General
Martinez and
Party.
BROWNS HIS SORROWS
[By Ralph H. Turner, United Press
Staff arreSnnndent

[By Ralph H. Turner, United Press
Staff Correspondent
SAN PEDRO, Coahuila, Mexico,
Aug. 9.-Francisco Villa surrendered
today.
After years of banditry and defiance
of both the Mexican and the United
States governments, the famous out
law delivered himself into the power
of the federals this afternoon, and
drowned his sorrows in bottle of
cognac.
The formal ceremonies will take
place later, with pomp and circuIn-
stance, but Villa actually placed his
person in the hands of his former
enemies today. He met General Eu
genio Martinez, the federal command
er, under an old tree on a ranch five
miles from San Pedro. Villa marched
as far as San Pedro with his men.
He left his troops in the town and
with only handful of retainers, rode
on to the rendezvous to deliver him
self up in accordance with the agree
ment reached with the government
recently.
Half a dozen military representa-
tives of President De La Huerta, with
General Martinez among them, were
waiting for Villa under the tree. He
galloped up in his customary dashing
style, then swung from his horse and
waved his hand gaily' to the little
group of officers.
There was a general handshaking
and then bottle of cognac was pro-
duced Villas differences with the
central government were speedily
drowned in the fiery liquor. After
the reformed bandit had taken several
swallows-without a chaser-he pass
ed the fagon and it went from hand
TO hand and from lip to lip around
the circle and eventually back to Villa
again.
After Pancho had enjoyed his sec
ond turn at the bottle, he sent it on
it's journey again and said, with a
characteristic smile:
I'm ready now to embrace my
worst enemies"
The quip was appreciated by the
federal officers, who were quick to
laugh loudly and manifest the utmost
for the "scourge of Chi
huahua," the man who made his name
a terror to government troops for
Then, turning to the United Press
years.
correspondent, Villa said in very
confidential manner:
II don't want any more enemies
only friends"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-10
BANDIT
MAKES ESCAPE
Attempt to Rob Dining Car Steward
Who Gave Battle and Was
Wounded Three
Times.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Police were
searching today for Chicago's latest
Jesse James, negro, who single
handed sought to hold up the dining
car steward of an incoming Pennsy1-
yania express train we'll within the
CITY limits. He shot and seriously
wounded the steward. J. B. Todd. but
was forced to escape without any
loot
The negro alleged to have been
recognized as discharged waiter
boarded the diner at the Englewood
station. He pushed his way past sew
eraI walters and confronted Todd,
who was counting the days receipts,
He demanded the money. Todd
slammed shut the cash box and
turned to do battle. The negro opened
fire with revolver.
The first shot struck Todd in the
Jaw. Two others struck him in the
abdomen. The negro then fled to the
rear Of the car. jerked the emergency
brake cord and when the train came
to a itrring halt, leaped to the
ground. He ran across the tracks
Ieaped a twenty-foot wall into Fifty
ninth street and disappeared.
Todd later died in hospital.