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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

ttDn IN -he ANNEXATION OF Fiume -
Italy. wnirh presuppDses Dud faith IN
the par OF Ia,E, by saying thai Pres
idan- wilson Is unanle % dsmonsr-ars
ms
-Secona--he I-a.ian petition for the
estahI lscnec- " rs--1.or;ai curtieutrv
with Flu-ne : g. cry small thing com-
3a-ed viii the cessIun OF Calua-fa
whIcE tnH whnie world Is able 10 prove
DF merely examining rhs map Of Eu-
Tpe.
Th1-a-The Lines observe rna1 the
lrp Jecr Of President :. ssen which CON-
p-ehendE -he c-eariun Of 4 buffer srars.
has been -eiecrsd by rne Jugo-Sls Us
rnd lhe allied nations nave been unable
- insist upon H.
F'our-h-The STRIP n -er-ttorv neces-
aa-T &c establish me corcigui-y If
Fiune win Italy has nor suficlen-
value 10 Justify a-ocras-tnA-ion II -
establishing he peace Of Europe.
FE-h-I1alv entered 1ne war inspired
NJ Ideals a. : rnpmeut a. least as c-,--
zeal is CiIac when the United States er-
rsreE. She suffered sacrifices II blood
anc money Incpmparaoiv more serious
thar -nDse Of the -uitec States
Si--h--he President n -nrea 1enIae -
Withdraw MS signature 1-u.n me C-earg
81 Te-sa.-les. wticr es-E aiisned The se-
cu-,rv nf France. g-avely INJURIES the
very new French policy fnr which ne
invited protection. He not nn4y de-
strry-s rhe value Of his d-s, and nlnss
important act But annir;Iares il aBso-
iutelv since ne knows that arrangements
contracted n accord with this policy
can ne destroyed lightly
" drawing Up the note "a Macon E
correspondent saws The British Delegates
prepared he recElnical tnrn II cola Dor
a-lpn WIN me Italians, while the polI--
lcals Of ne docunen- Is that Of the
French delegates. who Expressed rhe,-1-
selves II -e-rus 81 great sympathy f1-
TLalv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
WINSLOW

Mrs william McPhee Of Oidcrwn
who was called here by the death o.
ner mother Mrs.. Mary Z Graves. ar
rived Wednesday aetsrnoor At the
home Of Mrs. Henry A Fish
Mrs. Henry A. FISH and Mrs.. Wi
liam McPhee VIII 20 To Gardner or
Friday 10 attend The funeral service
Of the late Mrs. Mary Z. Graves
which viii be held q. the Acvsut
Christian Church a. :-3n Rev. T. J
Cooinrotn Of WarerviIls viii oficiats
NJ. and Mrs. Arthur y. Ward are
the purEnts Of 4 snr born on Tues6a-
Mrs Bessie Horne was Il Eues1
Wednesday Of Mrs. Ralph 3. Pills
bury al Benton
Mrs. Lester Simpson is IMPROVING
frun her illness of the influenza
M-s Howard Simpson won Is II with
the pneumonia is reported a little
better. Miss Marion STANLEY a teach
er a. the Barton school. Is improving
from her illness George ". Pacte--
son after an illness rom the lnfu-
erza il reported improving
Mrs. !. T. Bellows was a visitor
Wednesday II Benton.
The regular Grange meeting VII b.
held this Friday evening a the
Grange hal
George A Chamberlain after al
illness from the y-ir Is improving
Albert Libby a tank wagon driver
for the Gulf Refining Company il i'll.
The Appropriation Committee ~
winsiow. VIII meet al the seiectmer's
office, a. A NJ. Monday, Feb 80,
al voters are invited 70 attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

The canpalgr against rneUn1a-.sIi
,ow going On N Boston a. we'll
known drug srare has amazed Sos
roniaus by the remarkable results oo-
tanned through this simple remedy
Weiiona-
More than a Century Of Reccv-
ar,es" are reported and TINS List con-
-aauiuK more than one hunorec
names Of people VINO hnve recovered
e-pr, rheumatism, some OF them after
suffering thirty or forty years ciAm
weidona drove rheumatism Erum
their sys.em. This Iizt was passec
c,,r To al who heard the Weloona
man talk recently.
One can hardly credit some OF
these cases reported but an lnvesIi-
cation proved every statement was
aosolureiy true and the statements
were rrt near az strong as totc by
those WIN had reeDvered- One rnou-
sand dollars in also offered LheH
statements are not az represented or
have been purchased. u can't Tall
vuu Just now or why Weldcna OBJ
-ains sucn wonderful results. except
that Weiduna drives rheumatism
from the blood and works or this
Iosa- I hive met thousands Of peo-
pie throughout New England who
i,ave tod me how Weidona helped
them after they had tried patent
medicines hospitals and every con-
ca.vnnae form e rrzs<meut ! nave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
Sure Way To Get
Rid Of Dandruff

There IL nne sure way that never
fails TO remove dandru6 completely
and that L ID dissolve Il THIS
destroys z entirely. To do this. JDst
get about four ounces Of piAin, ordi
nary liquid a-vun; apply Il IL night
when retiring: use enough % mpisren
the scalp and rub L Il gently with
the finger tips.
By morning. most z not a. az your
danc-uE VIII be gone, and rMee er
four more applications VIII cump1ets-
" dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of II. no matter
how much dandruf you may have
You viii find. 1oo. that all Ircninc
and digging Of the scalp VIII stop IN
ssAntly. and your hair VIII be fury,
luscroUs, glossy, silky and suf.. ano
look and feel q hundred times batter
You can get liquid avon n any
drug store Il is inexpensive, and
four ounces IS al you will need. TINS
simple remedy his never been known
&c 1ail-ASv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

any oar1nm cnuaecn1d with . carrier
ar arxznina<1nn II smployez. n ewn-
ing my ssnck or honAs thersnf Men
BE expeCte6 accurdtng 70 the memo
rial. To fefnQuixh aasoctnficns cc
many yaax8 To acrepr such q pom
ton.
Finally It IL saia that the labor
n0x-d - E1v1n p0wGr % Dr9yenf 4Hy
nRg inC1a1es Acr railruad eEpiayes.
regArdlsD u what tn circumstances
mzy ne ~ the pxS~1ua permzrriag
the board to review anA mD1ffy Any
sSan11al -1Ad5uscn.ent ef The rates of
a CARRIER.
Declaring thak inereasaG. zAtn@ are
inev9tahie uMar the eamfFuanise
hSl- ~ Rarkesy's statement pre-
-6lcreG the advance would be more
than ID percenf above present rates
which he quoted Direcsur General
lines as estimating would mean an
added burden Of betweer rwo and
three billions OF dollars IN the cost
Of fivlng-
In a6d1rioA . a Clear inss" Of
s1Da- COG coo from the government
operation nf the -uucs. Mr.. Barkiev
asserted thai with Inans atreacv
made. and those possible Under bill
there VIII be invested n the rail
roads more than TWO billion dollars
of the peoples money. which they
1--WE paid N taxes"
Il insist Ldaf these financial IA
vors. taken directly rum the rrEHs-
l-y and the people" declared his
statement. are more than sufficient
without o. I0p Of them guarantee
LGr GIvideBds 2uS eGrLnEs 1ar the fu-
CUre. as provided n the bill. which
involve an addi1lonal INDIRECT cax
upon the people Of more -ac-n TWO BIZ
hons Annually
referring to the division Of the
earnings of roads IT excess Of SIX
was offered 70 give II The emblRnce
Of propriscy bur that II would re-
sul1 n placing a premium On eniciea-
cy and ex--avaEEnce"
M. Barkley also argued tina. 4
was not the province Of congress I'd
TX ~ legislation the standard Of Exe6
net returns on any form Of private
industry" and ADDED newer before
nas congress proposed - put stills
Under private investments by de-
nancing the collection Of money es-
recf rrurn the people L ORDER 70
boost stock values
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
MANY bOST0NlkNS CLAIM WHD0NA
QUICKLY BANlSAED RHEUMATISM
Educational Campaign Against Rheumatism
Proves Wonderfully Successful
REMARKABLE RECOvERES ASTONESH SUFFERERS

had hundreds tell ne that Weidorn
helped them more il one day than
some remedies they had taken a vear
'T have seen people who have usec
crutches vino had been helpless II
he'd. these people have tnid me that
Weidnna made them well again
after this experience II Is only nat
ural tia. I have confidence n Wei
dona and truly marvel a. the results
as they tel me their story Of re-
gained health"
Some say q new discovery has
been found. but the welfiona man de-
MES this. and says II Is the manne,
II which the ingredients are put To
gerher.
He says. Il don't care anything
about theories. / am perfectly salts
fed as long az WeIdona continues 60
Danish rheumatism from the poor
victims Of this terrible disease. Wei
dona does not contain alcohol OF dope
Of any kind and tends to help the
stomach"
A scientific book II plain ianguage
The Germs Of Rheumatism
''How They LiveHcw They Die"
viii be mailed free. Address. Wei
dona Co., ~ Boylsfon St. Boston II.
Mass.
You car get Weldona from al re
nahie druggists It's your mistake
when you fnI 20 get II. One trial
proves ft-Ank the man who used Z
,-Adg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

MOTION machinery through ennrmousav
Increased appropriations. This Dill PRO
pnses 70 scrap the American machine
me most effective an0 srnDorhest rH-1-
ling thai any government has ever been
able ID assemble
AZ me vary tine when our rrva 3
have al Almost Overwhelming Irans ao-
vanrare IN exchange rates this Dill PFC
poses II handicap american mHnUlac-
-,,-.--s rr practically Withdrawing the
be,,inr hand Of the gUvernmeDt A.
most On the GAY when our ia.'
marine becomes = fac. Is V'ruails
announced tha: foreign trade Is MT
worth supporting.
Funds for the promotion Of --aof II
the Far East arc cut n halt ne acoeo'
stating that thus mems s-aaA siach-
euiug Of effort" n clslrlcl
7a,an e.uauy and England are re-
doubling their efforts.
The e-ezt markets o. the east VIII
--rr-, a Thousand foid every dollar this
government spends there" he saic-
The effect of the bill. the secrera-7
A-se.-ed. liz the abolition Of the govern
-neut,s commercial attaches and me re-
suc-i,n Il, The number Of f5-eign uaoe
-,rrrr ;ssicne-s despite the -aptcsy
changing conditions n Europe and crfs-
;ra. -scnnssrucrion developments
A. a result Of the cut II appropn
s,,ns he stated. district ofices Must De
:, ,,,sred in New York. Boston Chica-
=, - Louis. View Orleans. San Fran
risre. Seattle. Baltimore Philndeipnia'
.,,--znu-x. Cincinnati, Dayton, Los An
~rsrs and Portland. Oregon
.srhe bin aims to abolish the con-
,n.rriaI attaches entirely" Secretary
Alexander said
ayr,s service was established II
,q7a af the request Of American onsi-
80. 7. las won the approval ana
--~,.rt nj American business As
now conducted. II costs saha'on' q
+r,e,nr and inadesuate sum- ine'e
:. NOT m office n the service rhal
ax,.< mt turn in more InAn lisiL
-.,.vr vear IN actual business ano
-. -rr--acts obtained by America \
- ,,,-uurh some Of the offices
-,,, into the millions Of dollars That
,s -.kfnr INTO account only the pro-
,,,a-,c,, work that Can be inquired III
,,n.-. and ~en.s Twelve CONNER
e;.l rren trained and expefiencfu
,.,,,v,,errial economic ma1rers-wiio
are present attached to emnaSSiEs7
AND lexzrions IN . dnsam o. Lne cspa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

Changing commercial cnndIriuns n
European countries from Denmark 10
Austria VIII have To ne recalled ~
the first Of May
For promoting trade n the far east
the cut amounts To 50 per cent
T TINS bill Is passed rs Il stands
! snAI nave 70 ciess Up almost IL
tae district and cooperative Offices II
Lis cpEuL-v
The cutting NJ CT help Il the
" ashingrnn Office means decreased
efficiency al around II means 8
smaller ''rnnlnerce report" and C.
layed trade figures
This Is not ecsnamy. Il L down
InE tools IL the mnsr critical stage
Of our commercial history. # L-is
bin goes through Il vii COST Usl
TIMES as much money tn put the
plant n running order when me
grave er-er o. shutting = down has
been demonstrated. and Z viii ne
demonsrraled n a very few months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
ITALIAN VERSION ALLIED
REPLY TO WILSON NOTE

Enenns Aires, Feb. ia summa-y O.
the main points IN the Allies reply TO
President Wilson Ad-iatic note, en-
bied by the Rome correspondent OF La
Nacinn. discinses that President VII
son threatened to withdraw hts sigma
rure from the British
r-en1y establishing security for France.
TO which the Allies replied thai SUCH &C
ton would destroy absolutely the new
French policy for which President
wilson invited prptectfpn-
The fundamental points Of the reply
70 President Wilson. according 70 the
correspondent, are
Fira-Thar the Allies answer the ar
ci.sa.iun o. having prepared : c.nvsn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
RUB NEURALGIA PAIN
AWAY! QUICK RELIEF
Stnr Suffering. Rub Nau-aisss Pair
f-pm Facs. Head or soey ~vth st.
Jacobs Lirrrserr"


Rub this soothing, penetrating uc4~
mert right into the se-s. Inda-nec
nerves. and like naSic-neuralgia
disappears. st Jacobs Lrniment"
cunGuers pain. II Is q harmless net
raiEiR relief which doesn't burn Or
Giscpior the Skin.
Don't suffer, It's so needless Get
q small trial bottle from any drug
store and gently rub the aching
nerves" ana n Just a moment you
vii De absolutely free from pain
ache and suffering. but what vii
please you more Is that the uisery
VIII not come back.
No difference whether your paia Or
neuralgia misery is n ths cace, head
Or any part Of the body, you Eer n
srart rsIiaf and without injury-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
Free 70
Asthma Sufferers

a A0w kome 0Ge3And ThsG Aayons
Co.. Uss WRheue oisssgRfUrf Or
lso q rWa.
We have q new method cnxt cnutrpis
AAIuruR- Enc We -rzuc yu1 70 Try r. a.
oR expense No mxrrer vnarher your
cAse - II fong standing or -ecent de-
veicpmenr, whether II - present M DC
2aaunA CT Chrunlc Asthma. Won shout
senc tor trse trial OF cur mara0d- Nc
maESH II what climate yuu Ifva No mn; =
ler what your age or occupaltm- 2 VOL
are troubled with asthma 0rr merhoc
should relieve you promptly
We especially WEI. 70 aand II % tan8e
spp2ren-iy hopeless casas. WHARF al
for-ne Of Inhaiers. cDucnes- opium pr1p-
A-xrinns. fumes pR1ent smokaG." enc
have failed We wRut To show everyun..
AZ our expense that tins new method i
designed 10 END all 6ifhcuis breathing
al whee1ing. and al those terrible
parnxyHne H once.
This Free of1er II cnu important III
nnGfect q single Cay. Write new anu
begin the method H once Senc no
money simply mail coupon below. do
~ r0sluy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

tails where -nev arg charged specI1-
caddr and solely with the proruoCl N
If American BUSINESS interests a
this critical period VIII DC Withdraw WI
Tt.rerrpro-iIE- within three months
time ana dismissed.
AT laas. fifteen trade commission
ars VINO are reporting OF rapidly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
BIRNHAM

Mrs. Maude E Mndgert went
Wednesday to Wa1ervfAe To artaua \
meeting of Eleazur Parker Chnussr
D. A R.
Miss Lillian Prescurt vino has bsen
the TEACHER Of the village school the
past two termA ieft Tuesday fur
VISIT with relatives In AansH. bsesre
refuruing to her hume u ILLINOIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
DYED Her FADED
SKIRT LIKE NEW
-'1 -yss" Make Shabby Az
are r-esh, ar,gsvt

"pr-y about perfect results.
.. a-H0nc DYES" guaranteed to
~lch, fadeless color TO any
ii--2er II De wool. silk. linen.
Pr n11xed goodg.-crnsses
bookings. Skirts. chilE-en's
ii -@araers, G-aperies. coverings.
~irsc-lnn Book with each
ne Sig 40 plainly hDu To dia-
over any color that yoE
: M maze d mistake
-.,. 10 q any material. have drug
3ou ''Uiamnnd Dye" Color
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
Colo Wztsr a. q Purifier

Fresh cold wafer Is q powerful all
sorbert Of gases. therefore r. should
be greatly used n q sick room or in
tiiatec- A bowl of cold water kept IN
such e -oom anc changed daily is Of
great assistance n purifying the air
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

Relieves Indigestion, Heartburn, Gases, Dysppsn.
c-used ~ AGILITY. Hurry. Buy box drug Ezt
meals fezr Of uDsetng stomach arness-Spiendd.
Read Common Sense Rules Regarding Seorac in package
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
FOREIGN TRADE
laced by Cut in Ap-
~1prlations

Of %e~ Secretary ~ T-sasury
1e3 a~ea Neea =f larger Appre-
"s'ioHs nan Ever &c compete
"'- E-u-s Jaas and Eu-spe.ns
Fen. -s.-Ame-iran trade
lq endangered by The
-gu-Jpria -Inn committee IN
.gn --a6e estimates Of
If commerce. from Il
10 Secretary Alexander
n a formal statement
GInsr serious blow ever
wilhia toward foreign
ea-v said The sun a.
-ve-ha9T IF the auprup-ia-
1
me when European and
-e-r1rnenyE are STRIVING
perfect their trade-prs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
1ar9aret ROmaine.s First
Columbia Records

This sensational nrw soprano Of
the New York Metropolitan Opera
Company makes her Columbia debut
with four exquisite records. As an
ezrlxEoe Columbia star she gives
every promise OF adding an even
wider following Of music lovers TO
the great audiences who have SO
enthusiastically spplauded her every
appearance in London, Pans, and
New York.
Il 8sAems Nuse+1 wa.- A-zsAS
eigNa Ronas Ga"orse 81 90
: LID. Dc : H., . }siOo
The Connecticut labor press. (New Haven, Conn.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-17
GORE ASKS REPEAL
OF THE LEVER BILL
Would Nullify Law Under Which
Palmer Got In
functions.

Immediate repeal of the Lever Food
Control Act, except the wheat guar
antee provision, is called for in a Sem
ate joint resolution introduced by Sen
ator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma
Senator Gore opposed the Lever bill
when it was originally under considera-
ton and predicted that it might be used
to coerce labor.
1t was under this act that Attorney
General Palmer secured the drastic in
junction issued by Judge Anderson at
Indianapolis against the coal miners.
The law was presumably intended to
curb food prohteers, but has not been
utilized to any noticeable extent in this
direction.
Senator Cores resolution reads as
follows:
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, that the Act approved August 10,
1917, being Public No. 41,-65th Con-
gress, (H. R. 4o61) commonly known
as the Lever Act, be and the same is
hereby repealed, provided that such
parts of said Act as may be necessary
to the further and final execution of
the Act approved March 4, 1919, COM
monty known as the Wheat Guarantee
Act shall remain in force until June l,
1920"
The Connecticut labor press. (New Haven, Conn.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-17
MARYLAND GETS THREE
DAY COMPENSATION LAW
Labor Wins Victory Over Strenu-
GUS Opposition of Big
Manufacturers.

Baltimore, April 16.-The House has
passed to the third reading file, with
out amendment, the State Administra-
ton Workmen's Compensation bill.
All amendments suggested by the judic-
larry committee and by others were re-
jected. The amendment which drew
the fire of the opposition proposed to
increase from three to FIVE days the
period intervening between the date of
injury and of disability, the latter
marking the date of the beginning of
the compensation. The amendment was
defeated, II to 20.
The administration bill, which is
backed by labor, called for three days.
Leading manufacturers of Baltimore
and other large employers of labor
asked for a week, during which an in
vestigation might be made regarding
the nature of the injuries. They COM
promised on five days, which period the
Judiciary committee recommended.
However, iron-bound combinations in
the House OVERRIDE all amendments
The bill carries maximum up to $18,
and minimum of So compensation per
week.
The Connecticut labor press. (New Haven, Conn.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-17
THIS ISN'T BOLSHEVISM.
Civil Service Only Bars Employees
Wives From Politics.

The debarring of political activity by
federal employees has been extended to
the wives of these employees by the
United States civil service commission.
The commission has changed the
Ang1o-Saxon theory that man is in
nocent until proven guilty by his accus-
ers by holding that where the wife of a
federal employee is politically active the
husband must prove that he is not
engaged in political activity by proxy.
Under this order if John Jones, a
postal employee is married, and his wife
takes time from her household duties
to solicit votes for a Congressman who
is pledged to favor better conditions
for postofice employees, John Jones is
guilty of entering into collision with
his wife to evade the order against
political activity and can be dismissed
from the service. The fact that he may
benefit through his wife's action is
proof of his guilt, although she is ex-
ercising voters right
The postoffice department has mott
fed postmasters and employees of this
order, which follows:
Prohibited political activity by an
e1nploye does not consist exclusively in
direct, open, actual, personal participa-
ton in political affairs What a CLASH
fed employee is prohibited from doing
independently and directly he may not
The Connecticut labor press. (New Haven, Conn.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-17
new CATECHISM FOR
60. GOVERNMENT CLERKS
Why He S Alive Might Be Proper
Query, Says Union
Head.

Thomas F. F1aherty, secretary of the
National Federation of Postal En-
ployes, who spoke before Local 147 of
the Federation in Hartford last month,
says that the postal clerks throughout
the country are somewhat nettled at the
many missionaries they are asked to
fill out Recently Washington clerk
suggested the following draft of a
QUESTIONABLE, which, Mr.. Flaherty
thinks, more nearly meets the needs of
the government clerk than any other yet
proposed:
/. Are you married or single?
Why?
D. Do you drink near-beer? Why?
g. What is your, favorite flower?
4. If box clerk, are you troubled
with insomnia?
5. Did you withdraw any money
from the bank during the year? Where
did you get it to put in?
6. Does your wife play the piano?
What effect does this have on your
rent?
7. Are you light eater or heavy?
If heavy, state how and why.
8. Has your yearly expenditure for
rent increased since the shortage of
houses prevents frequent moving?
9. Are you on friendly terms with
your relatives? Why?
10. If possible give the name of
someone less intelligent than yourself
yet making more salary.
IL. State average monthly grocery
bill and payments, if any.
IL. State briefly (no profanity al
1owed) what your wife thinks of be-
ing married to postoffice clerk.
IS. Do you drink, and where do you
get it? (This information will be treat?
ed as conhdential).
H. Exclusive of bartenders, how
many people depend on your for sup
port? -.
Is. Do you keep chickens? Does
your wife know about it?
10. Does your wife take in wash
ings to support the family? Have you
suggested this to her? If SO, state re-
suits and name of hospital.
II. What do you think of a fair
salary for good worker? For your
self? +'-