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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
ARMIsT1T1U GU KEMAL.

LONDIsA, 2 lunic. - Fortcle
turcilor nationalist 81 comanda
tura suprema franceza din Cili-
cia, Asia Minora, au incheiat un
arnnistitiu pc douazeci 81 una de
zile, care la eNpirare poate ii re-
mott, dupa cum spune 0 depesi'
din Constantinopol catra Exchan-
sc Telegraph Company.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
PREFEcTI IN ARDEAL.
Sumt delegati sa indeplineasc;

Sunt dclegati sd indeplineasca
temporar functia de prefecti:
DR.. Vasil Avramescu, presedin-
tele tribunalului din Arad, la jud.
Arad; DR. Aurel Crisan, prim pro-
curor al trib. Arad, la orasul A.
rad; Colonel George Bacalogiu, la
jud. Bihor; DR.. Nicolae Popovici
medic sef al jud. Bihor, la orasul
Oradia-Mare.
Sc numesc: DR.. D. Chiroiu, al ju
detului ras-Severin.
Dr. Colonel Grofsorealiu, actual
prim pretor, subprefect al jud. Ca
ras-Sever;n.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
RASCOALE TARANESTI IN RU
STA.

LONDRA, 3 Iunic. Ziaru!
London Post anunta ca : prnmit
stiri din sursc authoritative ca IN
sudm Rusiei All isbuclNt mai null
tie rascoale taranesti care au fos:
suprimate numai dupa lupte san.
guinarc, in care an cazut morti
suite de tarani. Mai multe safe
au fost Gu totul distruse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
PRINTESQ Sc CASATORESTE
Gu SOFERUk Ell.

PARIS, 3 lunie. - prilpcesa
Alexandra Victoria de Schles-
wig -Holsteln, care aclMm Gle cu-
rlnd a primit divort della prin-
tul August Wilhelm de Hohenzo-
llern, al patrulea fecior al fostu-
lui imparat al Germaniei, s'a ca
satorit Gu soferul eli, d,rpa cum
spunc 0 depesa primita de ziarul
Petit Journal. Soferul Fritz Ma
yer, G un fost locotenent in cor
pul de rezerva al armatei ger.
name.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
800 brutaIi eSid in Qrcva

Trei suite de brutari, membrll
al uniunei de bresla, carl au fost
angajati de eel putin 125 de fir
me, care aprovizioneaza cca mai
mare, parte a populated Gu pine,
au csit in greva, cerind a li-se
mari salarul Gu 20 proccnte.
PatrOnii brutariilor spun ca
productia de pine nu va fl para
lizata prin aceasta greva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
LEGEA MARTIALA in ATENA

LONDRA, 2 Iunic. - Prcmie-
rul Nenlzel0s cerut pemlsla
camerei deputatilor ca sci per-
mita declara din nou legea mar
ITALIA, ca singurul mjloc de in
latura varsarile de singe, dato-
rita tacticel opozitiei, spunc 0
depeSa primita de London Ii
mes, din Atena.
Legea Martiala VA mira in "
goare Joi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
DeSintegra-
rea RuSici.

w WASHINGTON, 2 lunle.
Russia sc dcstralna foartc re-
pede.
Din luna Martie 1917, cil.d
monarchia tarista a fost rastur
nata 81 lumea aclama zorilc unei
zic noui pentru Russia, conditiile
devencau tot mai rele.
Rapoartele continue pc care le
primestc ministrul dc cxterne d.
rata ca orr cit de rau fost re-
gimul Romanoff, totusi fost
infinit de bun deceit Russia de All
de sub Lenine 81 Trotzky.
Ministrul de cxterne ,,studlaza
evenimentele din Russia Gu slmpd-
tie, pc care America ratat-O Ia
toatc miscarile politicc 81 imbu-
natatirile sociale.'
Stmdiul acestor evenlmentc "a
rata Cd regimul bolsevist din Ru-
sra Sc apropie de sfirsit. 81 peE-
tru ca conditii nenaturalc nu Pot
tNista pentru totdeauna, sfirsi.Jl
So apropie cu iutcala.
.,Demcralizarca" 81 ,,falnlentul
,conoMic" an fost termenii ~
trebuintati de ministrul Lansir 6,
la descrierea Rusiei. Acestc con
ditii in zilcle de All suns 81 mai
rele.
in loc d. imbunatatli condi-
tile domcstice. indeletnHirca GU
vernului sovietist este de a ras-
Iiindi propaganda de .,coverti-
re" 81 restilui lumii, in particu-
lar Indiile. Persia 81 Oricntul, "A
principiilc lui.
In acest timp foametca 81 tifu-
sui a cuprins in ghiarcle lor r.
sia.
| Grinarele faimoase din sudnl
Rusiei, sun: goale 81 numai pro
due. Taranii in desperate, SANTANA
nnmai atit cit le treFbue lor; 81 a
poi 81 aceasta ascunde.
Numai in Petrograd au mur!t
100000 persoane de titus, in lar
ia trecuta.
In Moscova rata mOrtilor
ridicat la 112 pcrsoane la fie
care mie populated.
in safe 81 tirgusoare, tifusul
face mari ravagii.
Ajutor medical e putin. NJ
sunt medicamente.
| Soivietele all intrOdus muMca
fortata. In loc de opt ore Pc ri
| lllcratorii trcbuc sd munceasc;
zece 81 treisprezece ore. Lucratori
sunt sub controlul militar, ins;
tot nu capata rezultatul dorit
| Toate industriile 81 comerciu
este sociaIizat 81 nationalizat
sub directia Comsiliului Economi.
al Poporului. Cclc mai mldltc ia
brici 81 mori sunt inchise di,
lipsa de materiale brute, 81 lips;
de muncitori iscusiti.
Banii numai au valoare, dato
rita enormei cantitati de bani d.
hirtic intrebuintati. 1nainte d
razboiu rubla valora so cent?. 4
; cum un ou costa $50 dc ruble
I'm paint (nasura lichida) d
laptc costa 900 rublc; un funt i
unit 5000 de ruble.
Transportul pc caile feratc
ramas numai 0 memoric. Loco
motivelc 81 materialul rElant tre
bue iElocuit. Drumurile rcparat,
Din cauza falmcntului carbu
nii scosi la mine nu pot Fl trans
portati. La fel nu poatc Fl adu
bumbacul din Turkcstan 81 ali
mente de hrana din Siberia.
nnzzrrsmr &%r ANNA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
OFENSIvA ROSIILOR
SDROBITA.

LONDRA. 3 Iunic. Ofensi-
va bolsevistilor rusi contra polo
nilor nu numai ca a fost oprita,
ci armata sovictclor a suferit @
mare infrlngere miiitara, dupa
cum Sc anunta la legatia polone-
I'd din Londra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03

RenueifM crplorotor Dr. Alexander Hamilton Rice mpre-
und sofia sui Ell sos de Para
siiia; sosAYo foae prime jdoasd ne
aUtOEin unguf rult AmasoanelOr Pdrda p
ccrceta dcele fnutu recin fost inmpindd
nbaH decn0ae aproopc aibi amcnia anharca
HamiltOMc rib fos odatd inaatea
l prn NG3 de Ensing Bonada IN decursm erpIordrc ia
cute de gEUernu spanioi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

Of the Union He based this predic-
Uon on the statement that only one
tenth OF the potential water power is
al present under development.
The forests Of Maine were r-aarea
hy Miss Frances Z Written N a
dainty and graceful ESSAY She smoke
n appreciation NJ their beauty and
tnelr wealth. making preerlineu1 the
pine dear 10 all Maine hearts. All
me common trees came IN for q share
Of praise and the furry and fsathered
inhabitants OF -hs forest ware not
forgotten. The JOYS of life in The
wilderness, Of hunting ana fishing
and Of shooting game by the more
humane method Of using q camera
were portrayed with skill. and the
alluresne,rts Of Maine forests <nr va
carionists were wei set forth.
Miss Forberger sang again follow
ing Miss WhItten's essay Fer song
Was entitled Maine" and DESERVES
special mention. The words were
written by Captain Lester Eart OF
the state executive department and
the music WIS composed and Dlave6
by another talented member Of -g,rv
Ia-u. Miss Alice GoodridGe- Miss
tronsrger sang the taaeful melody
well and responded To an ancorA
"A most interesting sketch OF An
srsta' 5 early history was given BIZ
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STATE OF MAINE

hanaebec. EE Hoard Of County Com
m-sEI0ners. April Session, 1870.
Held n adjournment. June 18th.
-tzt
n -ht foregoing Petition, satisfac-
is-T evidence having bean received
"a. ne petitioners are responsible
lit ougrt 10 ne heard touching the
matte So forth il said Petition. and
la al inuEi-- into the merits is ex-
asaaeT- / is ORDERED. that thirty
1aff previous notice be given. that
eA County commissioners viii meet al
l!Lsor s farar- in Belgrade 9n Tues
lay ths -wertistn day of July next, al
Fc4ocE = N, anu thence proceed 70
leV me -oute mentioned in said Pc
u'ioI aliC immediately afterwards
-s2f ne D2--ies RnG their witnesses
lAt Tier AXE such further measures
/. ne premises as may be adjunged
l'eeet sac notice 70 he given by
>e-TiaE atfested copies of said Petit
.lh anc ms order thereon. upon the
sssgec-lVs clerk Of the town of Bel
sfzat am ny posting I'D such copies
{ hTee public places in said town.
81 nS publishing the same in the
as9Il@l'sc journal. a public newspsp sr
y.ihttn II sslu County; that all persons
II horT1o-a-iOns Interested may at
4she ant te heard # they think uruper.
AttsSi e ". JONES, Clerk.
rus cDUv IF the Petition and ur-
~ ~ Our thereon.
..test c. ". JONES. Clerk.
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cT-Izcomhe

A very pretty wedding tonk place
III ST. Augustiness church al o. clock
Tuesday morning when Mi8 Ion
Mary L.acpmpe and Paul A Cyr, D.
D s.. were united IN marriage by
Rev. J. 0. Casayaut while Rev. A.
Chabpt oficiRted af the altar. The
bride entered the church accom-
panied by her father. Joseph La
connie, and the groom Was accom-
panied by ms fatner. Arthur Cyr of
Grand Isle Lohengriu's wedding
march was played by Prof. Yer
meIIe. erganist and a beautiful
musical program WIS feature Of
the ceremony.
The bride was formerly employed
by the firm Of D W. Adams Co. as
clerk and is q popular young lady
among host Of friends. The
groom, young dentist, WIN located
here about a year agn, IL a graduate
Of St. Marys college, Van Buren, and
Baltimore College Of Dentistry
graduating from the latter institute
II 1877
Amn1g the out-of-town guests
who attended the wedding were: Fe-
Xix Lacombe Of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Cyr and Miss Sophie
Cyr Of Grand Isle
The newly married couple lefs
after the ceremony on a two weeks
wedding tour, going TO Bangor. TO
Grand Isle ana up through Canada
They VIII reside in this city.
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a Pleasing Birthday Party

The home of Leon bennett, SO
Eastern avenue, was lhe scene of a
Juvenile birthday party Wednesday
afternoon. when Donald, the young
son. celebrated MS fourth birthday
with MS little friends
Games were played on the lawn.
.and refreshments OF ice cream. cake,
fancy cookies and lemon punch were
served. Those present were Dorothy
and Robert Mcdonald. Frank and
Russell Hopkins. Viola Kelley. Gene
and Esther Manning. Caroline HYDE.
Roland Mckay. Edwin and Richard
Thaver. Gail Appleton. Stanley and
Donald bennett.
The little host YVES the recipient of
many little gifts and the little ones
went nome with best wishes To little
Donald for the pleasure ne had gwen
them.
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the fort and EaIloweIl. Of the final
rupture and separation Of the
building Of kennebec bridge and Of
The choice Of the name Augusta.
Leo King Fox took for his subject
the story OF transportation N Maine.
lie traced the evolution of the In
dian trails into macadan roads. of
the old fiaT-b0Ttomed boats 70 speed
motor craft and nj Ihe oId-two-
wheeled carts TO au1omo blles. which
ne SAID. are as important 10 the
present generation is snuff Was 70
our forefathers- He noted the IN
troduC-lon Of the first wheel chake
INTO the State, the establishment of
the 1rst regular man routes ann
stage coaches. steamboat develop
nent, railroad building ana lnterur-
ban connection. Transportation is
on the way To higher things. het de-
clared in closing
The 2sT class speaker was Miss
Vivian AIIIiken. second daughter Of
Governor MiIiiken. VINO LED hs,s class
in scholarship for the four years. She
interpreted Maine as the bulwark Of
liberty and in an exceptionally well
written and well delivered address
TOLD OF what Maine mas dnne for the
nation. NO state has a mare thrill
ing history" she said She PORTED
out -tlat for 100 YEARS before the Rev
oluttun Maine was the buIwark Of
defense against the F-ancr and In
dams She referred 70 several inci-
dents al history be1Ee and during
Revolutionary times in which Maine
men played Leading parts including
Valley Forge wlera. she said. one
tenth OF WasuinEtCu's men were from
Maine The frsr naval ha-1Ie Of the
war tonl place 81 MachiaE. The same
spirit thai fired Mulue men Of old is
Still present she declared. ana gave
prngf Of j ny recalling nat II 1917
2 Maine regiment was raised Il "a
DAYS.
Not only has Maine bHAn q physical
bulwark- bur she mas also ed il many
moral reforms notably the nronifi-
ton movement. II other reforms in
education. n health and labor ieg!s-
lErlon Maine Is n the front line of
proE-ess.s Miss M-ulken then turned
r. hs- classmates and charged them
with the responsibility resting upon
them as future citizens VITO must up
mold the traditions Of the state The
class rose and sang Maine. Ny state
Of Maine" after which the vaiedicto-
rIan delivered the 1arewels Of the
class uf ego
The diplomas were presented Dr
Dr. Thorn pson. chairman Of the
board of education with witty and
appropriate remarks. The Delta Pi
gift Of a s. gold piece was presented
by him TO Miss Vivian MilIiken- The
exercises closed with the march
from the stage Ivy the class
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TIE CLASS ROLL

Classical Course AarrieT Ger
trude Eastman. Louise Doris FL
field, Irrna Phyllis Knuwiton. T"Yiv-
ian Chase Milliken.
Scientific cpurse-F RANGES Collins,
"Chesfer Albert Douglas. *Lao King
Fox, Francis Edward HANDY Gar
cid Theodore Her-in. Dorothy Mae
himbRll, Harriet Erna Young
General cDurse-Charlp1te Mar
garet BeGEs, Mildred Alma Brown.
Rose Elizabeth Buckley, Marian
Whitney Dyer. Leota Ellen Frain.
BarnEra Alice Louise Froberger.
Irene Lora Goodrich. Alice Benedict
Goodridge. William Pope Hanks.
Helen Elizabeth Harris. Raymond B
4ias.1y, Herman Scott Martin. Jr.. Ar
tlrur Franklin PARROT, Jr-, Norton
Hill Piummer. Marjorie Sterling.
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eaM of BDston, and the timely de-
iiverance from further danger, was
duo 70 the heruiEm Of Alexander
Wilson. who climbed from the roof
onto the burning cornire and extIn-
guished II by lying bodily upon the
flames. His face and hands were
hadiy burned. One end Of the build
ing adjoining the Central Garage on
the south WIS crushed by the falling
wall. Liberale Paiadinp's barber
shop was destroyed and Perry
Brothers restaurant was partly
wrecked. The resulting losses are
about x50ua
The business block an the other
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N1ALITAS
GIVES "PEP''

,-,-e e q slang word but II 10 very
.oss,rt and il tells IN tin1e iertzxs
~ -os,,,-s 7auple throughout America
" .o--,ug from The use Of Natural
a y ne greatest medicine uf
VitalitRs has no d0pe or,
*. drugs added ID ii. but in rich
0'. 900 ,-nu anu other minerals In So
= . -. compounded by NATURE which
-. - ,,ecessary for q healthy. viEur-'
:. mr.. For cleansing the systsm
-. .o,sars anc sttmnlaftnE nerve and
: - 4,-cee TItssitns II without an
0iseasad conditions are eIimi-
~. ar0 aealth and strength result.
@ e. Trdiceguan. rheumatism, Bilious
~ 7.,ve- Kidney " Stomach ills it
- ,.e1 fpund effective where AL
. -eruaoies taiI. Il win do you
-, rnod han any tonic yuu have
-. aiken. Al vour druEEist,s.-
as.
a NJ *tu-s
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Alice Heien Stevens. DAVID Addison
Stiles. Whitney Pembroke Thomas.
Emily Louise Tons. Gerald Cushman
WardweIi, Ray Ellsworth WhitteD. =
Commercial courR-James Oncar
Bedell. Jr.. Beatrice Evelyn Benson.
Berrics Elizabeth Berran. sMarERres
Ellen Brann- Burtnn Melvin Cross.
FraQces Teresa Faulkner, Laura Ed
rms Folsom. Jeanette Susan Howell,
lucy Louise Johnson. Celia Elnise
Miller, Alice Hope Patterson Kath-
leen Mae Sawyer, Gladys Ardeiis
Stevens. Susie E Trne. Dorothy
Belle Ward, Frances Evelyn Whit
tan. Audrey Mae Whitman. Eleanor
Catherine WilliRxuk
sEonprB.
TsTaiefiirturiaQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

side OF Main street was afire rnsuv
times. bun aided by property owners
averred. Empire theatre was ons Of
the several buildings. which caught
fire from the flying cinders. but
which were mt seriously Giamaead.
II is estimated this morning thar
less than two-thirrs of the losses are
covered by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

Miss Harriet C. Eastman. She told
Of Ine orIginss settlement at Cush-
noe by members Of the Pilgrim
colony. of the building Of Fort West
er,n many years later, Of the trip Of
Benedict Arnold through the kenne-
bee valley. OF the frequent ana heat
ed rivalries and dissenslpns between
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

=. r,
dentist; z. c. Paysnn. attorney, and
Mrs. c. H. Berry. real es-ate L J.
Smith. whp had moved from Portland
into the WillpnEhhy block within the
week lost ali MS household belong
inEs.
Starts IN Garage
The fire broke OUT about 2.3B in the
machine shop connected with the Cen
tral garage and was discovered by the
night man Of q restKurarr which ad-
joins. Before the alarm had ceased
ringing the fire had3wept through the
brick structure. making i impossible
to save more than the frw hprses
which were ON the ground sour.
The three large soors were filled
with automobiles many Of which be-
lUnEed To tourists and travelling men.
VIM had placed them there only for
the night. The FIRE department was
handicapped at the outset by having
TWO Of the newly repaired steam fire
engines refuse duty after having play
ed on the building only few moments
Meanwhile help had been summoned
from the neignboring towns and the
big trucks used in the fish industry
we're placed al the departments dis
posal for bringing hose before the out
af town apparatus cauld get here.
Many spsctaeular scsrss .
The fire MADE snort work of the
frame buildings To the eastward of
Main street and then began sailing
through the Berry and willgugfpr
brick blocks to the nurrhwarti. There
were many specutacular scenes as the
towering walls fell into Main street
crushing the network of wires and
bending the iron trolley poles as
though they were rubber. Last to GO
was the wooden block AT tins corner
Of Main and Winter streets which had
been protected by the northern wall of
wIIlouEhbv block. When IL was seer
thRt this was about 70 COLLAPSE, Pa
trplmRu Alfred Lamb and John r
Berry rushed into the wooden building
to warn Charles Il Morer. VIM was
enteRv0rinE To remove the stock OF
his boot and shoe store. The brick
wall fell inward as had been expected.
nut this in SO doing '.jackiifed'' and
the weight crushed the Glover block
TO une side SO that IL nearly COL
lapsed.
The mortified spectators thought
that the three men would be crushed
to death. but they managed 10
squeeze their way out Of the burn
ing and crippled structure through
what had once been the dpor- Mr.
Morry had sustained a scalp woEnd
and PatrolmRn Berry had slight in
furies. A few minutes later the
building was a mass Of ruins. piled
IN heHp.
With the cpnfiagration in its lass
stages. q block ON the northern side
OF Winter street caught fire thraar-
ening an even more congested dis
trfrt than the one which had jusr
bsen DESTROYED. The f1 was stopped
however. just as IL was attacking
one Of the largest furniture stores
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

Mrs. Harold Stone of South Chest
nut street entertained Tuesday aft
ernopn IN honor of Mrs. George Roy
al Among those present were Mrs
Il. G. Barker, Mrs. Fred Malcolm,
Mrs Chester Kngsle-, Mrs Elsie
Sutherland. Mrs. Herbert Thompson.
Mrs. Ernest Lunt. Mrs Alton White.
Mrs. Stone and Mrs. ROYAL. The
afternoon WIS passed IN a social
manner and the hostess served a de-
licious collation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

.is.g-aue axes. Me, June 10. 1920.
= NJ 5onuranls Comm issioners Of
hsunsneC County We, the undersigned
g. 'etliIoI vuu % lay OUT town road
--sn q : TIllson's Garage 10 =. r
Iig!-rs inE, z distance Of eleven hun
srsC Zee
sr-o-se II castle and sixteen ufhers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

The First grade pupils Of the Meth
ctfis- church. who are taking part IN
the Childrans' Day concert will meet
this afternoon promptly Al O'Clock
IN the vesr--y for rehearsal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

1'-SS Mabel Page left Wednesday
y hihs Tor WiIlimantic, Conn.
-. Ae'e shE viii enjoy a vacation as
suest Of friends and relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

-, - t0red S. Chase Of this city,
BAa,. esdAy morning for Rye
bs- - N Il, where she will join
M husband who is employed there
t,s,. ~i weeks on a large CON-
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Inward lawrence Of Gardiner and
=. 9'@oeA1 al l. Of NJ. LIS employed at
81 STATE department. of health dur
- he summer months.
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g. SKY LAWr ADVERTISE
MENT

aupficatlgf having been made 10 thu
Es.nkIns Department by the following
nrac -crapgnv 70 ne licensed an q
eaie- Il securities Rnus- provisions Of
--ar q Ser = 10 -. u the Revised
statures. as amended. legal nutice is
lereDy gwen ano any person may. with
- WI weeKE from the cate Of thus
rg,..cali1r ME Objection IL the propC sec
feg,st-a-IUL wI.h The Banking Depart
EEL.
Narf Business Address
o--st .-' Trust Co, Portland Me.
Worcester & Co, 60 State ST
Boston. Mass
frank Z. PALMER.
Bank Commissioner.
AUSusIa. Ne. June 1s.s 1920.
luI-d1r
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w. Srown Of Bowdoinham
a,,- auto a party from thAt
s,-,,. ne Capital Wednesday,. CON-
t,sos' p Wn. Il. Blanchard. Mrs.
Ma, = = -~Aiier, Mrs. Lysle Temple and
Gretchen Hulse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

- - -Aarles ". F7ynt who has
=. enpiuyed IN the D. W. Adams
t5.- s'ofe aas completed her duties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

" s Reed of Weeks Mill was ain
the City Wednesday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

Aa,. = Vose and daughter, Ruth
y - 50 Nose. who has bsen visiting
s.c,s- u Eton, n. h, where he vsry
trsa,,IF underwent surgical
sro,,'--' are guests Of rhotr
ap-ns LEW and uncle, J. Clement
~. :. az Hotei North. Thsy ex-
d g. teaVe tonight for their h0ms
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DlILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
eiephune fS

-afcs q hanks. Obituary notices. res-
..-lionE y respect, ETC., will q
-tA'gec al the rate OF ten cents p0r
81. ,..e % charge less than . cents
;sscriSeTs wno fail ID receiye che
.sA.i-ai promptly viii confer a fxvur
W hs-E"ing ths office immediately.
lnursnsy, June II, 1gzo.
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,c.lpEN- COMES CLEAN FROM
--E OVEN TO you.
Van cannot suy better bread than
1.r,usr- because better cannot be
nan. me finest quality Aeur-oe-
.,ssrr-pure milk from Ahbot farm,
=,e,s-nraur Yeast, sugar and pure
ss-p-tna1's aIi-anr baked % thzt
.yerv rnursei Is relish. It's cieanIi-
ness arc purity is safenuarued in
ever, operation until II gets to your
tzris.
Webber e Hewem
Bakers and Grpcers
1. rs August.
n.7-lg
BILE SKY law ADVERTISE
MENT.
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as,,.o A1io"ers sharpened and re-
sna latest improved machinery
PapEhods We GUARANTEES results.
rsos,.,l's ID Cony Street. Bicycle
lrornr. and key fitting given
- @rtertion. 1unes.24t..
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LOCAL NOTICE

lis ~. IL Manchester Grunge hall
saag evening. tune17d1ts
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S650.O00 FIRE
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ney Il. I. Witnes. DR.. =. L Richards,
dentist; z c. Paysun. attorney, and
Mrs. c. II. Berry. real estate. L J.
Smith. vino had moved from Portland
into the WillpnEhhy block within the
week. lost ali MS household belong
1nEg
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0ursasy, June II, 1gzn-
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your dealer supply you with this de-
Gus cream packed IN cartons to take home
dessert
en- you ask for ice cream say Coon