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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
ACTIVA PROPAGANDA
DE LOS BOLSHEVIKIS
EN- Ell P. DE TAMPICO
A ella Sc deben los 1ltimos
paros habidos en- los
centres obreros

TAMPICO. Septiembre 1.-Se ha
confirmado de Il n definitiva
Ia existencia de agenteS b~olsheyiKiS-
tas en- este puerto. La policia ha "a
bajado activamente para dar con las
huellas de los agentes del Soviet y
estos han podido ser deScubiertos. Su
extenso trabajo solapado les ha de-
nunciado.
BESIDE hace va algunoS d!as arrlba-
ron q Tampico. a bordo de trenes de
pasajeroS ordinarios, algunos de estoS
elementos de discordia que pudieron
escapar a Ia persecution y captura
de que eStaban siendo objeto en- Ia ca
pital de IA Republica por parte de las
comiSiones de seguridad que en- aque-
la ciudad lograron recoger una enor-
me cantidad de propaganda lmpresa-
Los tales agentes. empleando una gran
cautela empezaron por mezciarse con
los obreros V fue de esta CO.
mo hace alguuoS dfaS Sc dejaron SEN
t!r muchas huelgas con u consiguien
ties paros de fabricas.
Pero los agentes b~olsheyikis no que
daron conformeS con Su~ campana
deSarrollada entire el eiemento ooEero
V han acabado por buClac "a discipn-
ma militar, inrernAndose en- los Guar
teles g. distribuyendo discretaSnente
entire los soldados hojas en- que les
exponen con frases candentes el pro-
grama de las DOCTRINES rusas-
La policta del puerto no ha logrado
hasta ahora atrapar Il uno solo de los
agentes radicaies, pero en- anb ha
podido recoger una gran canSidad de
estas hojitas peligrosas en- que los
soldados son invitados a Ia desooe-
diencia: 'Hermano soldado,"-les d.
cen,-tu explotador Sc llama general
Y ell nuestro patron. Tu themes sabla-
zos. Y nosotros azotes."
Los cuerpos de Policfa nilitar y CT
vii combinadas estaa desarollando una
visilancia exraordinaIia a fin de linn
piar todos los cuarteles de esta pro-
paganda p~eligrosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
5NN TRAVESDE la REPUBICA nEXICANA nm
FL VAPOR BONITA" Sc VARO EN- FL RIO COLORADO
SIGUE EN- AUMENT0 LA
E~XPORTACION DEL
PETROLEO
Ell brote de nueuos pozos
estd trayendo una gran
acfiuidad

TAMPICO. Septiernbre La pro-
ducci5n en- los Camprs del petroleo es
cada vez mayor. Ell t&rte de nuevos pc
zcs, estos de gran potencialidad. Vie
nc a aumentar de un modo e~xtraordi-
mario las actividades petroleras Y es
asf como Sc advierte en- Ia RIGA IONA
huasteca I'm movimiento siempre Gre
ciente.
Con motive de este aumento de pro-
duccl6n, las diversas companies Pc
troleras han aumentado 81 exporta-
cion de petr6leo crudo hacia los Es-
tados Unidos del Norts, Inglaterra,
Y otros pafses europeos asi como a al
gunos sudamericanos que usan ell
aceite meHfcano como cosnbustible
para sus barcos y fabricas.
La exportaci6n de c~hapopote de Ia
compahie de Agwi que cuenta con
una flota de barcos tanques que no
ha mucho puso Ell servicio fue enorme
durante el mes de agosto ultimo. Esta
exportacion superb con muchos cen
tenares de miles de barriles a Ia de
la misma compahfa durante ell mes de
Julio de este mismo aho.
La e~xportacion de la compaffa Agwi
durante ell mes de agosto fue de un
million doscientos mil barriles de cha
popote.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
FUE Ell QUE LLEVO LA
EXPEDITION A LA
BAJA CALIFORNIA
e. vapor "Korrigan II" ha
hecho esfuerzos por sa-
carlo hacia el Golfo
de Cortes

MAZATLAN. Sinaloa. Septiembre
EN- este puerto Sc han tenido in
formes de Ia perdida del vapcr nacio-
nal Bonita" en- Ell Rio Colorado. FL
Bonita" sali6 hace algunas semanas
de este puerto con destino a la Baja
California, ~conduciendo I'm buen nu-
nero de soldados p~ertenecicntes a Ia
columna expedicionaria del general
Abelardo Rodriguez, Y al llesar a Ia
desembacodura del RIO Colorado sc
var6 en- IN banco de arena, hacienda
aqua" en- una proportion de diez pull
gadas por nora
Sabese igualmente que et Bonita
sigue ei:celado en- aquel lugar a pc
sar de los esfuerzos que el korrigan
III ha hecho por sacarle = Ia mar, ha-
cha el Colo de Cortes para que re-
grese q este puerto o bien a Guaymas,
donde puedan hacersele las repara
clones neceSariaS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
en- las goteras
de San Luis Potosl

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Septiembre 4.
La policia de esta localidad ha re-
sultado impotente para reducir al Or
den a una temible cuadrilla de oan-
doleros que han hecho 81 aparicion en-
las orilas de Ia poblacion. Los tales
foragidos son como en- numero de s.
andan p~erfectamente armados.
La primera ylctima de estos NAL
fue IN campesino de nom
b-e Felipe Mayorga quien venia con
un regular ndmero de cerdos q a
Luis V va cuando Sc disponfa a en-
t-ar a Ia ciudad lie r~narcaron e. alto
los bandoleros. FL composing supi-
c6 que no lie despojasen de aqiellos
animales que eran ~ unica riqueza'
nerolos a~saltantes llevaron 81 saba
hasta asesinarle &c Ia manera mas
villana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
FUE DEScUBlERfO UN FUMSDE
20 DE MARlHUANA

TENCOCO, Septiembre Ia po-
licfa de esta localidad tuvo conoci-
niento de que en- I'm cantrico meson,
situado en- las GALES de Morelos. Sc
reunia gran cantidad de genie viciosa
con objeto de fumar m~arihuana. Como
quiera a este hecho entrana n viola
ci0n 4 las leyes contra Ell v!cio, las
autoridades dictaron orden de apre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
ExHfBfCICN DE ClRCO

EAGLE PASS, Texas. eptiembre 10.
Hoy do en- esta ciudad dos exhibit
clones, una por ia tarde y otra por la
noche, ell Circo de los Hermanos Gen
try. Ell citado Circo viene del Del Rio,
poblaci6n q donde lego de regreso de
su gira por Ell Oeste, California y Ari-
IONA, principalmente. y va con rum5o
a su Quartet de Invierno establecido
en- Houston, Texas. Antes de acuarte-
larse, hara una Gira por varias pobla-
clones del Estado. FL cireo cuenta con
un tren de veinte carros.
Para Iibros en- espahol, d~irijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano. f1S
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

hensi6n contra Ell dueio del estable-
cimientr V tambien contra aquellas
personals que reslllten complicadas en-
ell delito de que Sc viene hablando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Para lihros en- espaHol, d~iriiase us
ted a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano. 1fS
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

The worlds consumption Of tea, ex-
pIusive n the countries IN which tea
Is grown. e about soo.oOo-0o0 pounds
year
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

The proper diet Of chameleons ana
lizards cons. IS o. flies and other In
seets. also neal worms. and the COM
mon idea thar SUGAR and water WI
serve IN winter Is incorrect. A good
many OF these animals refuse food IN
the winter months and oil OF them
need warmth and sonshIpe. as vel as
water. They are difficult 10 keep In
health. and II not given their natural
food VIII starSe. to death In time.
though their ability to fast for long
periods Is well known.
soIftadss o. the Earth-
The BushmaaIand desert. IN south
west Africa. Is but little known. A
few nomads-some Of European and
some Of mixed descent-hnng on its
fringe. Here and there mat-house VII
lagos. whose jewellers depend on the
sparse bounty Of the sky. viii perhaps
be found for season. otherwise It
Is a barren desert Of $1,000 square
miles.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
Interest Unchanged in 200 x...

INTEREST Onchan9ed In 200 Year.
The highest interest that can :,
charged for a loan In the Isle Of MAJ
is 8 per cent. and that has been m.
lawful rate for more than 200 wears
Excess Of Food Blamed
DR.. Pritehard, an ENGLISH practitioD-
er, believes that most Of the digestive
troubles Of infants and youn. children
are due to excess of food. And ba
sides the direct arrangements Of the
stomach and inteStines, these have an
effect upon the whole system and nav
In the long run make il moro SusceDt.
Ible to catching other diseases.
Distinction Worth NETTING.
Receive your thoughts as gueSta
but treat your desires as children
Getting Gold Out of Australia.
Australia fOrbids the export Of gold
without authority, but the Chinese
who go back to their own land on a
visit show considerable ingenuity in
taking away the coveted sovereign. Re.
Gently customs inspectors made rich
haul IN a raisin jar, the back Of
shaving mirror, an alarm clock and the
leather band Of a hat. The Chinese
cheerfuIly paid the fines imposed On
them and were delighted when the
cOnfiscated gold was returned 70 them.
Bone Stronger Than Oak.
A piece Of human bone will SUPPORT
half as much weight again As a p!ecn
OF the best oak of the same thickness
Mr.. Growcher's Idea.
Mr.. GrOwcher admits that all men
are born equal. but thinks most Of
them get over it in the course Of
time.
Want 70 Be General7
The large number Of generals" IN
Haiti is due to the fact that this rank
IS awarded for almost any sort Of
service to the state or politics.
Daily Thought.
Pity and need make all flesh kim
Edwin Arnold.
Worst Form Of Unbelief.
The fearfullest unbelief is unbeliet
On yOurself.--Carlyle.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
Ancient Perfume.

II seems strange TO read Of saffron
as a perfume. but such II was almost
universally. and an element Of "ro-
nance" about II lies in the story told
by Hakiuyt Of a pilgrim smuggling. at
the risk Of his life. from the Levant,
a head OF saffron in a hollow made In
his staff.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
A True Sport.

Women have been accused Of lack OF
craftsmanship; yet was a woman
ever known to beat carpet when It
was down1
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
Wanted Smell to MateriaIize.

John had been taken by his mother
for a long ride 10 see an old aunt
who was slow IN getting the dinner
on the table John was hungry and
could smell the dinner. Finally. in or
der to hurry things little. he edged
up to the aunt and said: ''rn be so
glad when can taste that smell.
won't your?
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
Excess Of Food Blamed
plstlnetion Worth nntinn
Getting Gold Out Of Australia

Receive your thoughts as guesta
but treat your desires as children
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

The highest interest that can 4.
charged for loan In the Isle Of Man
is 8 per cent, and that has been N.
lawful rate for more than 200 wears
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
Theodore,s erlaht Idea.

lHGOuOFGs DEl4nL iQcd.
Theodore was fond Of olives, but his
father had forbidden him to eat them.
At dinner one day. during his fathers
absence. a large dish of olives had
been placed near TheOdOre's plate. He
looked at it Ionglngly and said: MAN.
ma, let's play a joke on daddy and eat
some olives"
The Uses Of Cheek.
A man depends largely upon cheek"
for his success In the business world.
Likewise a girl In the MATRIMONIAL
Bllghty. London.
Quite Welcome.
Il went up to the front door OF the
lodging house and rang, and when the
landlady came I asked. Can I stay
hereT She answered, Yes you can
stay there as long as you like. and
slammed the door"
... The Motive.
An who have meant good work with
their whole hearts have done good
work. Every heart that has beat
strong and cheerful has left a hope
full impulse behind 1t In the world.
and bettered the tradition OF mankind.
Robert Louis Stevenson
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

We heard some time ago that the
managers OF The lumter camps had
decided to refuse fret feeds 70 the
vagrant Imnherjaeks. drifting from
camp to camp. but not an we saw
lumberjack eat did we understand the
nne impulse that led 70 the decision
After eating his an. II one OF the fel-
lows should try to push his way down
q logging road, he would get stuck be
tween the trees and probably stay
there until be starved.-Detroit News.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

F. Bhhop. Cigars, Tobacco and
News Stand. 8 " 9Th street. near
s.sls.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

a. D. Hayes. Cigars. Tobacco. No
ton. Stationery ard News Stand,
800 S State street
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

Dodson's Shoe Shining Pafiors and
News Stand. Southwest corner ssh
and STATE streets
The broad ax., 1920-02-28

R. 7. Kirby, Shoe Shining, Hat
Cleaning PaFlor and News Stand, %
E. ssth street, near ( Station.
The broad ax., 1920-02-28
4 - ID d Remenbered.

When man has no longer any con.
ception OF excellence above his own,
his voyage Is done. he Is dead.--
Beecher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
BOwd0in Seniors Have
Provisional Appointments

Brunswick. Ne. March s.-The lis. OF
BowdoLa College seniors to whom pro.
visioasl COMMENCEMENT appointments
have been awarded was sonocuced
Monday by Dean Paul Nixon. Each OF
thE z seniors selected will be required
70 ~rlts an essay in competition for
the Goodwin Commencement prize and
the i've best will be selected fc- delty.
ely On the Commencement stage
The list Of appointments is as follows.
Jere Abbott Of Dexter, Robert Hsyiland
ADAMS Of Holliston. Mass. Ny.cn Hal
burton Avery Of North Luoec, Mau-
rice "escott Avery Of Bath, Clarence
Lloyd claf Of Randolph. Mass, Keith
Campbell Coombs Of Auburn. Sanford
Honhau Cousins Of Brewer. Phil,
Dyer Crockett Of Everett, Mass. Sd.
ward Horace Films Of Dexter, Leland
Mathew Goodrich Of PfttsneId s.an,ev
Aeachari Gordon OF Ilion, ". Y. Alex.
ander Henderson Of Toronto. Canada
rag Stevens Houston Of Srf;-oro
Warren Fairchild Willard Of Freepo,.
y. 4. Harold Stanley Prosser OF Is.
bon Falls, Irving Trefethen Richards
Of South Portland, Ezra Pike Rouras
u Cornish. Cloyd Eldon Small q King.
ned. Harry Martin shwartz OF ror.-
and, Edgar Curtis Taylor Of Derry. n
IL. Frederic Cuy Tncornn OF Sac ana
Maynard Cole Waltz Of Warren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
LACK OF TRAINS
NO HINDRANCE
TO THESE GIRLS

-hs-e = n unnamed Eai CdsIat.s
something aoo-. beng connected with q
newspaper tha- gets" che Fer lack
Q. 5e--e- .s-- -he I'D phrase, osvo-
tlo1 . duty VIII Is military eavo- VI!
serve 70 -adicaIe =: B.: i = uo-e har
g: That I : The SPIT. thai makes
ihe -z-tI crew Va. hours overtime for
pee q news - l-eak, L = the spirit
tLa- r.-s I'll hands o. -hs-- -e,-is -
=; OF L. extra when ttei- h-nch"
develops; : : ne sr.-!. tia, sends -
-.o-s-s III = al kinds - weather and
= ~ ms q 6ay ard night . cover"
80 ass----e--s; the-s s kind Of
---=-es --5= c--iosty. eaEeless. re-
= Is-v- ca-. i vha- you Will o.
-.---=- MAKE = re composite Of al
.-4s= c-z-:-tes -1a. EeS under he sen
s--+-4--ss q -eEs2are- folks az Ike a
-zE=- draws then % the o6ce i i is
rosszs-@ . Es- tt=-e
i : -. ozl- .hs -ews CATERERS rhc
e-t--- lo-a.-T, III -ts rest q -he force
= az. q .hesa -vo tue stories .ss-
- Saturday re Ee--eoec Journal
.ele- h--e operator went % Richmond
- weekend visi, with he- amt, ex-
-,----g - -e-U- Sunday afternoon
- s--- and h wreck cancelled al
---l- sE-lc= s-i made -he return in
2osz-n-= e1rsp: O. too- Accordingly
-Lz rucEy !o-cg lady started sbo1-
--c,-E 10 cove- he distance Of sone
p = = -:es between Richnoad and
Ca-5:-e- Walking up The track she
di5-- mid i. she sad. Until i began
= go ak after she passed through
S--a Ca-5!-e- -ae. TIE ice IN the
---s- t+ga- ID rack ard creak and
--,r. 2 re wind Il the trees noarei
I'd h1vied and the las- zap Of The Jour
-eE seemed longer Tran al the res:
~ -ezc-L IN home Of her sister n
Gardner {. 50 and weat 70 bed wit,I
tae assurance tat i she lad come 50
ta- j. wolld be possible TO get to the
3Gce = Acgls-a next morning. To
lake gre u beng a. he- beard OF
49, however. ne girl Piled ou- % bed
a--Ec- &c early a-d ,ook he 'Scoot''
l+av--g Gardner a. 81 and was On he
.o.. plcky sni Efficient bit vital
sr -@w-z- lz-E z1d s-is
-5e o-.s- ie-cire L z rerbe- .. TIE
ing sag whose home IS some three
80 raj niles out % town ID %
2-.vs-s.d@ Live Sae ven. ho-aa to-
- weekend. pla--:ng 70 -e.u-a Non
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
NOTED SPEAKERS
CENTENNIAL MEETING
IN PORTLAND

Portland. Ne. March a-Gore-no- MI
iikea ard Hoa. William P Pattansal,
have accepted invitations TO speak 81
the meeting % be held a; Portland Cirv
hall o, Monday evening. March 18th at
which the lMth anniversary Of Names
entrance into the Union is to Be ID
served Mayor Charles & Clarke Of
Portland VIII preside and other noted
speakers 6ave been asked 70 deliver ad-
dresses, and undoubtedly will accep.
The affair is to BE Statewide IN its
cha-acte. and everyone /. invited 70 at
tend
There viii be a concert by the Amer.
lean Legion Band q: 30 and the speak.
ing program viii begin at &.
Tie affair Is being held By the Maine
Centennial committee and viii also mark
the opening o. the centennial commit
tees headquarters Il the east wing q
the City hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
Irs. Arthur n. Staples 0u1,. 81,

Mrs. Arthur n. Staples. Owing to
the conditions OF the roads and the
VINO storm it was impossible for her
relatives and friends to attend the
service which vas held in Readfield
instead OF Fayette Corner as first an
nounceo. A profusion Of flowers
from Startling Grange. Sanderson
corner school and friends were in ev-
ioence. The body was placed in a
tomb at Mansfield.
MISS Staples was born 10 years
ago last May at Bars Mills, the only
chiid OF Mr.. and Mrs. Staples and
mas always lived in Fayette with the
exception OF three or four wears
enc attended Sanderson Corner
school and was graduated from Liv-
ermore Falls High school. Besides
ner parents she leaves her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stanle.
several uncies. aunts and cousins
sne was quiet home body. prefer
ring home life rather than SOCIETY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
ENnEBEc co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The foH0W4ng CxeesD M real e.
tate h1ve been recorded during the
past week 4. the Kerneoec regEtry
II deeds
Aegaee1-yoe.zh A. Norton % Ert.
=. Shaw. Land with buildings O.
NORTH etde u Scnoo. street; BeujaEtn
". Greasy to r. Wallace DIpiock q
Ang1sta, .e1d VIII ruDo7nsz, Myra
z Staples u Boston and Gerrude a.
Cannon O. Augusta 70 Lila G
Creaner. land: Ai,oe II Bodweu and
Annie n GAn1e1t 70 rhe aAlrarso1
ATTY. land with buildings On Wiz
th-oo street: joseph A Shaw 70 Losis
a lark s11 Eagens T. Jack u LIS
hon- iAn6 On enoFe q Spectacle
pond: Tazk s. Tplee.e 70 S@mEs'
Ti,canh- tvOehrt. o, land and
b1Edtogz; Fred G. Nns@n 70
Charles p. XnDzn- land ard bu5id-
Hgs.
Cln.on-Esn 9. B1ats6eil 70 iI-o.
Richardson J,- Of Ws-s-T1le- Lard
Gar.ner-Asxsnder HnksT %
Jonn z. Cea--eE. lzn6 with buildings
Eaucaes-e--ALy 2. SUE q 4 J.
=
Arg1s-a- LAM with bzIdings
AoonoUrh-E a Weeks 70 VA IS
Cooo AID Nathan L cobb ot WI
ta-op. and; Allie " Norris u F-e1
2 R.cf-z-ds, Lard with buildings:
JESSIE x Fagx e I.cg1Ea . Emma
4 Ca-by = wA-a<uo, MSS, and
VIII ovildiags
NJ Teracn-Alice c|ea. 9. Vienna
= ida -. C1;i6s. 1a-4
North Uzy1-Ezi Z EAl Of
Wayre % PAL 2. Go1l6 q WAYNE
and ~i-h b1iiclogs
Oak-zad-.z-gle L Var %
-osep. Kccz la1d VII b1ldingz-
-s-5a-Josepn = Ca--o~ o.
Lynn. Mass % Dustin Ca-ow q
Ly1,-. Lid Ei-a 5ptlc.ags
Vz.=v:i!@-Cz--e Z Cnion q.
ol=feld 70 Ja1es Parent land: VT
= c ..1ans - Charles Q1mtv.
.a-5 NH bindings. STE Baker q
y r1=l1 - Pere. Bake-. Jr- II
Fairfield ,en1. Louis EoU-do1 %
Ea-s4d = Taylor s15 F-ossi= 2.
Tey.cr, .s-os ira Z 8svdel 20
MERE z Parsons, land VIII boil6-
-2gg, George L Fsraeld q FAIR
SGD - Fr-k Il Downs laid: Nj
-hael J Lea.y . James Cohen u
VIZ SLOW. land with buildings
vs. Ga-d:Der--atna-e1 ?. 2.
F.ahe-Iy ~ Portland scd Ea-oI5 -.
Edxa,5s OF Hos.o- 70 :. 2 Tre-he-
xaI. Iz2d
Cana :,
.1f-sc Roy. .aa6 rI-a s1Lc -gs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
OUR WINTER BIRDS
Sail Bird Club Authority Lists Reg
uisr and Occasional Visitors TO
Maine

Sail Bird Club Authority Lists Reg
uisr and Occasional Visitors TO
Maine
TIE following - a. extract eron TIE
paper Facts Concerning Our Winter
Birds read q, q recent meeting q the
Bal Bird Co,se-va.io. Cub, and VIII
- Of interest 70 all bird lovers:
Prom the frs. Of November 10 the
Beginning Of the spring migration, We
have a regular winter birds. Il irreg-
rla- o occasional visitors, with SIX con
a2sc . The Canadian zone making q
total O. "a birds that cns might hope 70
Is. were they SO fortunate as 70 see
then when they call upon u. O we
should cal upon them n their winter
quarters.
Tie -ecla- are the towoy wood
pecke-. hairy woodpecker. bluejay.
whire-b-eaS:ed oGthAtch. -ed-breas-ed
autha.ch. hlack-caped chickadee,
American goldfnch. redpou. Tree spar
row. English sparrow. snow bunting.
pine Ccseeas. northern shrike and
rSs6 grouse
The Irregular O. occasional visitors.
pine siskic- winter wren. goldeo--owneS
kngie- evening grosbeak- America
c-ossoir. horned lark, Bohemian wax
wing, American crow, northern raven.
herring gull, goshavk and screech owl
-
Our permanent residents that spend
their summers as vel as winters with
Us, and les, in orchards o. nearby
woods, are the downy woodpecker.
vhite-hreas-er au,hatch, red-h-eastei
-u-hs:ch. blue;ay. hlack-cspped chick
adee, American gol6Hach. English spar
row and ruled grouse. The raven IS 2
rare pe-~asa, resident along the coast
bit invariably makes seve-a. fights il
land during the winter.
Those tha. nest n northern Maine,
near the Canada line, are the yellow
crowned k;ng.et. -Uoy-crowrec kiaglet
winter wren, American c-ossbiu, pine
g-csoeak- Canada jay. American three
tod woodpscker. Arctic th-ee-toed
~o-od2ecke-. Canadian spruce partridge.
and screech owl The herring gulis nest
commonly alorg the coast and around
few inland lakes, and the crows very
generally throughout Maine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
Y. N. c, 4. Scholarships
FOR Ek-SERVCE MEN

Two nA3CC cC4EA-S ana NiC-7e = -
.-g ETe1 away Ills year ~ TIE =
N 6. 4 10 men Eho have Ss-T79
II Iha Z. : aTy. -aFy o. Es--7e
co-rs ard % Dec WHO lave serve1
in any q. the allied E1is 20 aid
-he1 IL .zk-g courses c. s-1cy
which viii fl them for better pos!-
-ior.s N Ets- These figures Apply -
he EhoIe Tilted STATES, bit evs-y
gate las Is sla-s tased q ne -ory-
u-at.o- Is shcz- z me 1870 ce-s1s.
md Ksnreasc county kG more cnz-
400 to- IT'S purpose
-ts Eer-ehec Allotment commit
lee has ALREADY I'D -h-se meetings
&c tas awarded aoo1- hstt % !-s
oo1ey = ne <oU7w:ag -s-. Ed-e5
Aithee aoc Chester Oliver = Oak
ard. WIZ are -zE-g course IL
Gzys Business College. Portland;
Joi-n J. G-es, Q. Wa-s-lIIe who Is
taxing = cor-ze u pc5iic speaking q
CODY ccIegs: Ez--r Z Fa-rt4a II
augusta, wLo = = re-e!ve Z CORES
E.cr6ence coC-Se II Journalism: Pay
>. G.-be-c q AIEls-a, vap IS getting
home s-CCy co--Se il aU-o mecLa--
les; ? Il Cote If Wa-srT3Iie. 2 cor
-s-spoodence course II adve--lst-g, c
:. S--o-- q Tate-vijt=. : tc-= $50
co1-s= Il structural d-at--E E-go
J ..6-eEs - Ws.e--.e Z hc-e
study course u Bookkeeping: Ayea
= Downing, Chester Il. Richno-sL
are taxing Ihe ssismanshtp course 2.
The Augusta !. u e. 4: Sumner =
C.azier and Joseph z WiTlett - To-
gus, who are taxing Z course y md
e-r business tron the Alexander
Hamilton IrE-+rC-e.
That makes trial u = ex-se-vice
nea whom tie committee has aI-ea5:
heipe6 n variety ot COURSES Elev-
a Other affiliations are already On
dle - the Office q the secretary Of
the committee, Arthur s Merrill. s
Winthrop street Augusta which ap-
pication wi! Dc considered careful
y a. the -ext meeting Of .he com-
nittee on Saturday, March q. April
cation banks mar be procured -
writing 70 Mr. Merrill.
Tae Home StU6y courses Catalogue
recently published r. TIE United y.
N. G. 4. schools At "a Madison ave
nue. contains a summary x each &
the 1as courses they are giving at TIE
present time and any who are :nt@--
es-ed may procure free copy ot tte
same by writing 20 the above al
dress
TIE scope Of these courses Is ve-T
broad covering agriculture! and rural
engineering courses courses IL ar
chi-ectCre. civil engineering. coz
merce ~ business, mechanical lines,
mathematics. steam engineering and
power plant courses electrical
courses and others n scientific, H.
sp!-ationa! and cultu-z. lines Mr..
Condor has copy Of above men
toned catalogue and Mr.. Merrill has
several copies 50 that they are read
lily accessible.
The sllotmec. committee for Ken
nebec county consists Of P II Swif.,
# Augusta, chairman: a. s Merrill
Of Augusta secretary: e c. Wilson
u Waterv;Ile, Oscar B;gelow # Hal
lowell and Z A Ross o. Gardiner.
Any Of tie committee will be glad
70 furnish you with complete iator-
naC2a OF the subject.