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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
MAGNIFICO PARA Ell 7 SU
ESp0SA

Hurley L. Watkins, de 1908 Lytle
St. Louisville, KY, nos dice 10 ST.
guiente: "Encontre que el Compues
to de Mel V Alquitran de Foley. era
10 necesitabamos 20 Y mi espo'
81 para los resfrios." Esta famosa
medicinal es igualmente buena para
los ninos. como para los adultos. Ali
via las toses, resfrios Group, toSes
bronquiales, Y calma la comezon de
Ia gareanta q provoca las toses noe
turnas. No contiene opio nf' drogas
cue former habitos. Immediate en-
sus r~esultados. De venta en- todas
las 6rocuerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
SAUTiZO

FL domingo : del p~resente mes fue
Nevada a la pila baHtismal de IA Ca
tedral de San Fernando, de esta ciu-
dad. Ia nina Regina Magdalena- hija
del senior Santiago Estrada V de su
esposa la senora Maria Gonzalez de
Estrada. Aradrinaron el acto, ell senior
Mariana MARTINEZ v SUI esposa Ia Sc
nora Angela s. dc MARTINEZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
-QUIEN SASE DE ELLA?

e. ST. JOSS Guadalupe NilleSas. que
ACADIA de lleEar a eSta ciudad proce-
dente de Yahualica, JaIisco. le urge
comunicarse con su hermana. IA Sra
Francisco Villegas. que reside aqul,
pero ;gnora su direction. Cualquier
informe respecto a su p~aradero' o do
micilio 10 agradecerS mucho : sera
gratificaGo. DirigirSe al interesado,
Gran Hotel Mexicano, Gale ". Hous-
ION 1895 Y medic San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
-T 70
ENLACE DIT EGA-SAzNZ

FL pr61imo sAbado 10 de los CO.
rrientes. tendra lugar IN Ia p~ohlaci6n
de E~entonv;lle. Texas. e. matrimonio
civil del senior Hilario ortega. hiJo del
senior Rosalfo Ortega Y de la sonora
Genoveva V. de Ortega. con Ia senori-
IA Elena Saenz, hija del seNor Ffdel
Saenz ' de Ia seHora Alexandra l.. de
SAhnI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
-N :O:i-
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

81 Grf-a si.io r7sN'~anH dr euto11ovlieS
;, .;r1,5 yisf-S ieSde SOC. Ca-ros 4
r,on6S7-o Y q p-eci.S -aZcHableS nara Bay
szo., matrinor; os Y funcraleS. Charffeur1
e Union. So. 90 po- bora
100 Galan St
T~eI6tonoS CrocEert aae Y 7o4.
LEON 4. Martinez Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

PIELES de foca o ardilla girls. Q tambien de 20
IRA o de armino, Y de kolinsky. Todos ellos son mag
nificos, a~tractivos y seductores. S44.75 a S1,012.50.
la ola langida de una puma de ~aveztruz
ia gracia de una alta p~eineta espanola
ia eXquisiteZ encantadora de I'm panuelo de Ii
no; son detallos que no deben olvidarse por cuales-
quiera sonora O senorita.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

Nuestro Departamento para Ninas no Sc olvida
de las ocasiones, fiestas Y matinees de Ia nineZ te
nemos a%tractivos vestidos de bonitos dibujos, al
mismo tempo que los necesarios para ell uso diario
en- la escuela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

ABRIGOS en- modelos cortos para sport; en- mo-
delos amplios para las senoras de negocios o en-
los magnificos estilos que comprenden t%erciopelo y
cuellos de piel. para las ocasiones que requieran la
mayor formalidad. s25 a $450.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

-Por 10 que toca al sport, aqui Sc encontraran los
sweaters aproplados y las faldas %referidas, de IL
caldad prove: 2;al de a Casa de Blum.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

;Ou6 no nota algo "diferente' en- los nombres de
las marcas de Beller, Harry Collins, Milgrim, Man
gone. Edward L. Mayer?
Tnfinjdad de senoras anaden mas ~atractivos a su
persona con Ia ropa. Otras, parece que han nacldo
para ser beilas. Pero ninguna mujer es mas "lesah'
te que sus trajes. mo es asi?
TRAJES PARA RECEPTION hechos de pano
finisimC de orc O de plata, con infinidad de encaJe:s.
cmenteciIIas. Y traies para bale que influiran a que
las horas Sc deslicen sin sentirse. S45 a $3.50.
TRAJES de soda o de PIANO, en- modelos rectos o
cntallados. sobrefaidas, o faldas sueltas y punos
recogidos. Pero c~ualquiera que sea el modelo; slem-
pre los encontrara elegantes Y atractivos, tai como
suede a TODD 10 procedente de BLUMS. $27.5O a
$4,000
TRAJES SASTRE que ponen de manifesto la
maestria de Beller, de Milgrim de Mangone' o de
algunos otros famosos modlstos. Algunos con una
sencillez ~puritana Y otros con la fascination propia
de Paris. S45 d 5000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

Biusas de novedad extraordinaria, desde $500
hasta $50. 90.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
NOVIEMBRF&E Is eli principle
de Ia !TE,MPORADA SOCIAL

Y m uaje paac da uno. Tenemos rajes det eJdos vapoosos o regamete
sa6 de bale.
-exuustos trajes de satin, o concepcones povocahvas para smrhs, para recn-
Clones
-pnles luiuiosas par aproegere contra los aaquesd de una noche de fro.
-legantes creacOnes sare para los aconteImientos diurOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

Para Iibros en- espsnol, diriiase US
ted a Ia Casa Editorial lozanc. 11S
N.Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

UALQUIERA que sea Ia fiesta que tenga
que If, este 'segura de que La Casa de
Blum esta lista para llenar todas las ne
cesidades, que r~equiera el debut social
de una joven o la presentation de una
sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Martin Armstrong Speedily Acquitted on Cattle Theft
 Charge in Superior Court

charge of cattle stealing against Martin Armstrong, rancher on the border between Naco and Douglas, was closed yesterday in the superior court at Tombstone when the judge Instructed the jury to bring in yer dict of not guilty from their seats. and declared that the case locked to him like one of malicious persecu- ton.
 Armstrong was arrested several months ago on the complaint of c. H. Meyers, rancher of Lewis Springs. A COW from lewis Springs was found among Armstrong's cattle Cn the open range. and this was the basis for the complaint.
 Those who were called as witness es against Armstrong were Porter Mcdonald and William Brakefield. cattle inspectors. and Joe Boyle and Pink Murry, foremen of the Bo- quillas Land and Cattle Company. Armstrong used nothing but charac- ter witnesses in his defense
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Tombstone Can't Decide
 Whether Police Force or
 Watchman Is Necessary

Whether the police force of Tomb. stone should go by the title of city marshal, or should be called simply the nightwatchman, was the occasion of stormy session Tuesday night in the chambers of the city council
 It appears that the police force. in the person of Porter Mcdonald has been appointed blythe council in the past as the city marshal Mcdonald sent in his resignation which was ac- cepted by the retiring council, the more so as his term expired with that of the council Mcdonald then ap- peared before the new council and re- quested reappointment as city mar shal. and opposed the appointment of a nightwatchman.
 Business men of Tombstone want the police force to consist of a night watchman, and offer to, pay half of the salary of such an officer. The city council was unable to decide what action to take. and let the mat ter go over to an adjourned meeting to be held Tuesday night
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Won KleinSmid Sends Word
 From Gflayaquil; Is Having
 Good Trip in South America

TUCSON, Dec. S.-The first actual news received at the University from Dr. von kleinSmid was received this morning by Dean Cumming. The note was sent from Guayaquil and was devoted almost fentirely to the chanc- es for business advancement in South America. The note was as follows:
 Have left Guayaquil and Quito and am getting an idea of commer, cial life in the south by taking a slew boat for Callas. There al.e great possibilities here-widely separated extremes of wealth and poverty and civilization and barbarism. The un- versailles visited thus far are after the European pattern, as might be supposed. The facilities are well prepared by much foreign study and they sSem greatly to appreciate our visit and do everything possible to make it pleasant and worth while.
 Best regards,
 Rufus von KleinSmid."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Borderland Roads
 Given High Praise
 By North Dakotan

r. M. Olsen, prominent business man of Viborg, South Dakota, passed through Bisbee today from California on his return trip to his home after touring in the north and driving by way of Seattle and Washington down the Pacific Coast.
 Olsen is driving a Studebaker big SIX touring car, with 250O pound traler besides the six passengers in the car. He reported that he has covered 3SS0 miles to date. has aver aged 16 miles to gallon of gasoline and 2000 miles to the gallon of oil and has not spent one cent for re- pairs on the entire trip.
 The roads over the Borderland route are the best l have encountered on the entire trip said Olsen. 'I have been amazed to find in Southern Arizona, in sections that are compar- atively sparsely settled. roads that. are Tar superior to anything the thickly settled sections in the north can boast. consider that it is a piece of rare fortune that l chose this route for my return trip to South Dakota"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Gaines Appointed to Handle Office Of County Treasurer During Probe
 Of Alleged Shortages; Walker Silent

Pending the completion Of the in vestigation of the alleged shortage m the office of the county treasur- CT. j. N. Gaines. former county treas urer and now secretary of the Co chise County Tax Payers Associa- tion, was notified yesterday of his appointment to take charge of the office. This action is taken under the law which provides that when there is dedication in a public of flee, the board of supervisors shall take charae of the office pending an investigation
 Although nc definite information has been given out by those exam ming the accounts. it is rumored that the alleged shortage is growing. and that number of tax receipts haze been discovered for which no entries have been made on the cash book Deputy sheriffs were givcn the task yesterday of gathering receipts for back taxes throughout the county.
 The books are being audited by Ii. T. Cuthbert of Douglas and his assistants He is being assisted by Joe Crider. Jf.. attorney for the Fi- delity and Deposit company of Mary land. which is on the bond of w. P Walker, deputy treasurer, against whom the shortage is charged. Wall ker's brother, who put up a $10,O00 cash bond for his appearance. was expected to arrive in Tombstone last night from Oklahoma.
 Walker has declared that he has nothing to say other than that he i welcomes an investigation County ! Treasurer Welch said yesterday that assistance
 he was more than ready to comply | with the law, and to turn over the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Arizona Powder Co. Building Big Acid Plant at Douglas

DOUGLAS. Dec S.-The Arizona Powder company, of which c. E. Mills is president, has started construction on plant just east of the Calumet X Arizona smelter here for the purpose Of manufacturing ,sulphuric acid, which will be used by the company in the manufacture of dynamite and other high explosives in the plant now being constructed at Land Station II miles southeast of Benson. The construc- uon of this acid plant will require five to six months. according to Mills, who was in Douglas today.
 Mills stated that the acid plant would be capable Of producing 30 tons of acid per day of very high percentage. as compared with the acid now produced at the C. x A. shelter for use at Ajo. It had been the assumption that the sulphuriC acid for the powder plant would be furnished by the C. x A. until Mills announced today that he had started the erection of separate plant. The product of the new plant will be made from the sulphur fumes from the copper smelter. When this plant is completed it's operation will not re- quire more than six or eight men, Mills says.
 The plant of the Arizona Powder company near Benson. is now making good headway with force of about I75 men. Just when it will be com pleted cannot be definitely said, but il will be some time during. the last half of next year. The plant is now with the Fl Paso & South western track by spur.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
hR. WOLSCHLEGEL
 COMES TO THE FRONT
Tells His Friends and Neiehbors of
 His Experience.

Every Bisbee resident should read what Mir. Wolschiegel says, and fol- low his example. He has used Doan's s Kidney Pills and speaks from expert ence. Is there any need to expert ment with limitations or untried kid Hey medicines?
 John Wolschlegel. Opera Drive, RoX No. 9S2, Bisbee, says: Some years ago my kidneys were badly disordered The muscles of my back became weak and lame and sharp, knife-like pains would catch me ev- cry time I bent over The irregular action of my kidneys bothered me whole lot, too. I bought Doan's Kid rey Pills at the Central Pharmacy and in a short time they cured me
 Price soc. at all dealers Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Wolschlegel had. Foster-Mil- burn Co.,. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
December 15 Last
 Day For Income
 Tax InstalIments

December 15 will be the last day for paying the fourth installment of income and eXcGss profits taxes. it was announced today from the offices of the bureau of internal revenue at Phoenix. Inquiries received by the bureau. it was said indicated a be- lief there would be ten days of grace but it was pointed out that while there was such provision in the 1917 revenue act, it was removed by the revenue act of 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
HAR THAN MILL
 BAT TLE MORTIS
Local Boxer Will Take Part In Semi-Final to Palmer
 Hayden Go in Douglas

DOUGLAS. Dec Skid Hartman Of Bisbee is matched to fight Kid Ntortis of Fl Paso in the semi-final of the fight carnival which will be staged at the Majestic Theater Sat urday night. Speedbah Hayden of Columbus. N. M.. who meets Kid Palm CT in the main event will arrive either tomorrow or Friday
 Advance information from Kid Hartman announced that the Bisbee
 pug" will arrive here either Friday evening or Saturday morning and that he will display his fistic wares for the benefit of Douglas fans. Kid Hartman. who is well known in the district and is famed for his aggres- sive fighting, is coming wiIh a view ot adding another pusilistic scalp to his ever growing record, according to Bisbee residents who say that he will be backed by strong contingent of boosters from the hill city.
 Kid Mortis. who was selected to meet Hartman following the with drawal of Kid Narba of Camp Harry J. Jones because of a broken thumb. has never fought in Douglas before, but Fl Paso fight promoters have an nounced that Hartman is meeting one of the fastest lightweishts in the southwest. Mortis has been fighting in the army arena at Fort Bliss and has been meeting men of first class caliber. Fans predict a fight from the word go for the semI-ilnai of Sat urday nights card.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
MOVIE MEN MEET

LOS ANGELES, Dec. S.-Reports of committees occupied the attention of the Association of Independent Mo tion Picture Exhibitors of California and Arizona, in session here today
 A number of widely known exhibi- tors, producers and actors were on the program.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
DOUGLAS LEADS
 BORDER PORTS
Smelter City Handles More Than Million in Trade
 of Two Countries

Despite. the fact that November usually is dull month in the Arizona customs district exports and imports passing through the three ports show. ed d more satisfactory total than at any time in the history of the border, according to figures given out by fed. eral officials. Douglas leads both No. gales and Naco.
 Imports here during the month to. tailed $174,37764, as follows Consumption Gree) . s S2532 OO Consumption (dutiable) 3,972.0O Transportation and eX-
 portation .. S7.7S2.OO Warehouse Withdrawals
 for consumption) .. 91.64 Total for port of No
 gales ........ 5 174,37764 Exports at the local
 port totaled .. 5 S77O15.OO Total business at port
 of Nogales . $1,051 ,393. .O0
 Douglas Imports .. 5 S65, ,214OO Exports ....... 34S5 52S.00 Total ........ S1,213,742
 Naco Exports ... 6S4 925.O0 Total ................ 5 S5S,7S70O Total for district .... $3,11S,S72.OO
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
International Boxing Card
 To Be Staged Next Month
 In N. Y.; Plans Completed

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-PlanS for an International boxing carnival between the leading amateur middleweights and heavyweights of England and the United States to be held here next month were completed today. The place and date are to be announced later by the International Sporting Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
COME ON HOME KINcI

ATHENS, Dec. S.-The cabinet this afternoon will send a note to former King Constantine announcing that the plebiscite was fa"arable to him and that the people demand his return 0 the throne
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
WILEY WANTS REPORT

PHOENIX, Dec. S.-Attorney Gen eral Wiley F. Jones today issued d call for the annual reports of county attorneys for use as the basis for his own annual report to be submitted to the governor prior to the first of the coming year
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
Thursday Morning, December 9, 1920
EX.EMPREss RErIER

DOORN. Holland Dec. S.-The danger Of the death Of the former German empress is considered> tenn porarily averted, according to infor- nation given out at Doorn house to- day. Prince Adelbert and his wife re- turned to Germany tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09

affairs Of the office to the supervis- ors pending check of the book
 and that he will Ice glad to lend his
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09
NOTICE

Regular meeting Landmark Chapter No. 6, R. A. N, December 9th. Elec- tion of officers for next year.
 (Signed)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09

Freight train operation is more costly than that of passenger trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09

Iceland has a national debt of s5OO.- 0O0
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09

IL has been found that a pound of peanuts furnish three times as much heat energy as pound of beefsteak.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-09

J. L. POWELL. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

The Rev- Aiuut Si7nnnE. Bs bnsrrln.
NazH. wnU Is 10 qunl1ssy ztis pnlgu a
All sauls Cyhu-ra. snntsag rnsruinr Is
one af me ai1ss.st Es-sas:niss's O. -iisa
HitarIan denomination Far wears ne
wak minister af the First Unitarian
CnI-cn Of Cleveland, OHM. where ne
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znE waman as a man with . zig mes
saas fBr I'M. times. ann MS power as
a preacher efEfies him 10 -Hz Al ms
aulIIenee and noiG II -um me rnumsrTE
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!Efag The members OF Al Souls e.
reno = cordial walcans 10 al w1u nlEy
wish 70 hear NJ. SimDnE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

the fniiDwinE meetings wm "
neia il Kennsi,ec s1unry IN cpnner-
riun win the kennsbec Farm Bu-
-eau sweet carH acrpunHz which have
BEEN kept during the past summer
rsnrshs. Bennsn. 0tt. u. p M.
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Grunge haii, s. Il Bradzr-eet- project
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

minimum spsed IL VIII ursdurs 6ae
fssr nj papHr a minus. af q mRximUn
wixsrh az I5E inches
A building fBrsnertr uBsG as q PRIV
er piHnL By Ehe CEr--al Maine Power
Company mas DHEn purchased ny me
ksnnEbec Company and il hEirE cBn-
wer-tad INN a ground wuB6 mil n IL
frr-d an adGitinnal supply Of tna1 NH
tsrial Six grinders driven ny Ewo
I'm Il z5fs horsepower mUrurs a--s
being installed there The wuuE
mixture, a51sr pushing through
SCREENS end sfiicEEns-E VIII be
pumped ID thR paper mil where n
viii be eurnbinea with tine sufpf14Te
which lF also ID be pumped f--urn q
nearby plant The g-uun1 wBBE mil
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~ tnrE Tf1e KannHbec rivnr is the
principal sBu-CR u prwer mr. This
NH The wuUG supply viii rBme
entirely E-Hrn lands controlled by tine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Fully 30 -urs daily VIII he added I'd
the prssan1 lnadeuuazs supply Of
news paper by Et1E keunebec Paper
Cumpaug.s new mil IN this city
WINCH VIII -bs II Gpe-azinn within a
few weeks The new piHn-- which
stands buE HnGrr distance pur-n Of
the CuHnnec mil axempIzfiss the
moEI modern ideas IN paper mil
cuUs1-ucr1ur- and the euliIumen- liz NJ
the LATEST all m8s1 efficient design.
The building wf1irt is frapruuI. he
ing cunEr-ncrHd OF brick. cDnrrara anl
stRei. in go feet lung 81 fs,e4 wide
and 81 Fact high. A siis track frnm
the radlraan runs into the basement
and rherf are aiG11iunal slIie E-zrfs
fnr lDadlug and uui0aaiug 81 the
OUTSIDE
Although rf1e mill fs constructed Il,
Accommodate 1wn paper machines. bur
one viii De usHG 81 first znl gaE4 is
nDw n.E-fy -eafsy To operate At rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

--ffsse incidents didn't happen TeE-
r-srIsav. but 1ilase VINO knew aDnu-
them haven't finished laughing, even
this morning. Listen
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iGerce Is ngr q -nsuEaun miles t-nm
me Old North Parish church VICINITY
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hsrn- even though Lils cries apparent
Is cnrue rum sumo distance and an
nut-E1z- ttlH-way place. Sc ne hrrEfssG
an MS POWERS of Eucam5rlor ana hisE
himself N the direction Of me long
continued cries rnr assistance The
cries were even continuing when ne
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evar a0RilnG ar InrsaEeneG ner, fHr
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the Inca moving picture company
was -enea-slug. preparatory rs finn
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canngt sRv.
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ha-lsfieids OF Fanre listen unce
acusu * w.IE-knDwn clerk IN 0ne
uf uur Water s-rHEt zr8res recsrrsy
bnuEflx IN aufn af the ssesf-knpwn
variety liz parkaG II acrass the
street E-.m his place Of business Z
was hlsIn- EE KNEW II needed sunHs
OF the E-ur rum which pDwe- is
senerx1a6. therefore also nuuEnx &
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IN ri1F machine. He spenso To the
Eank cuvsr under the stsa-- while
reartsr =EranfIs- rnrnnrketi-
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tfaa either feIsbw eal1nlE sasppeE frtfn
Stfs machine and drove AWAY without
another word
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fsehlud with tine aume genera. aF-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

owners OF the NH and mn1n uf Il vii
Efls mall but snme wan ~ nhiUpna by
-aE
The steam supply fr ne Kannshec
uziH VIII cumf E-nm the buf1er Plant
n1 1nE cusfinoc Paper Campzny anfs
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being added Fuel ail, winch ia NEW
rne princIra1 Euel az the piam- win be
used c1iefv
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EdgHr & Ea-ra--, vire praaifeut- and
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pal offices are IL Sc vannerisil- ave
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