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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
NEW YORK, N. Y.
on AND AFTER AUGUST end. 1920

Security holders are invited to inquire REGARDING the
offered by this Company throug
nection with the Of agreement we
the custody of Bonds collecting
and creditng directed
assisting the of
in other protecting the of
Pamphlet THE CARE OF SECURITIES giving full Details
ND Be SEM address request
BRANCH
Broadwa Madiso fe5th ,t 9Th Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Toronto
Bid. Ask.
Ru.land's Earnings Gain
Net Income Equal to 5000 a
Share, Increase of 2ic.

Earnings Gu the preferred stock of
the Rutland Railroad in 1919 showed
an increase Of II cents 4 share, being
Sea4, as con1paredd with $500 in the
preceding year, according to The an
nu2- hnancia! statement Issued yester-
day.
Net corporate income for the year
was %3G:,G33, as compared with $685.
40 III 1913. The Federal operating
account showed net income Of $780,
0S3, against q guaranteed rental Of
sl.025 .SS5. or loss to the railroad adj
ministration OF 773,S09. Without the
beneiis OF government compensation
the showing for 1919 would have been
4 defcit. after charges and taxes. of
$3.50, le2, against deficit OF S430, 500
Oh the same basis in LIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
$500 to Put in Bonds

Question: am thinking Of buying
$500 bond for Investment that would Yield
. to per cent, having in mind safety
nrst. Please name a few first lien bonds
that In your opinion will meet this test
A. r. D.
Answer-The following bonds are
first liens and yield from 6 per cent to
per cent: st. Louis e. San Francisco
prior lien per cent and 5 per cent,
1850; Missouri Pacific first and refund
ing per cent, 1923; Missouri, Kansas
& Texas first A per cent, 1890; Chicago,
Milwaukee e. st. Paul general per
cent, 1888; American Telephone and
telegraph per cent, 1916, and New
York Dock first 4 per cent, 1851. All
of these issues are we'll secured, in our
opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Break in Wheat Sends
Corn Market Dozen Agai,

The corn market experienced firm
opening owing TO continued dry
weather over the corn belt and in
creasing complaints of lack of
moisture. Ire break IN wheat, how
ever, caused heavy selling, and subse,
qnently The market developed pro-
hounced weakness, closing with net
losses Of Oh TO &c
4here were few private reports of
showers in the Far West, and the trade
az large was not particularly appre-
aensye Of crop damage, as tempera-
,ufes have not been excessively high.
argentine offers were feature at the
sssaooard, where corn from the Southern
hemisphere was offered much below the
sonestic price.
In the local cash market No 2 yell
'ow corn was quoted at $163la "a. cost
and freight New York, ten days ship
meut.
Nsw FORK. e close. ; 'S Lose ag s'
e' cR,s No, 2 yellow sl.ssl4 sl.s7A s2iss
sssssnb.r: ' ... 1ss 1 1ss' i 49,
oats-The market was Influenced by the
sssnefsi weakness in other grains. and with
40 40 exception or the July position, which
sosed unchanged. prices showed net losses
~ &c to sc. Country offers were not ex
,ssssFs. although the trade was anticipat
.s an Increased pressure from the new
pected
IA the local cash market Nos. 1. 2. and
white vera quoted at csc to 81. fancy
sSpped white, 81. ordinary clipped white.
'sc, all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nc w Whit close ago
=, .ss91.O0 $IooQ1o3 .sSn@ss
+, Chicago:
July -sn rev no
Sept IS 'ssssssa ~ 1sx
Aye-Market weaker
Yesterdays Previous Year
y'sw fork. close. close. ago
W. West s2o5is .2I4 $l77
Hiour and Neutrality-suspicious. were
N.yr Yesterdays Previous Year
linn patent.
cor,asizS o @1sso sl2so01Aoo $3.50
ay. A. $3.50 400 4oo@ Az 400
Bra. lo,Oo91o75 1o.oo@1o.75 s.e5Sa25
$500 $500 $500
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
c.ssanIter-Rsceipts were 10.0s7 packages.
1Ssnl'ery, higher than extras, per H. S5E
Hc' extras. 80 score. 55G9S5hsc; firsts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
LehiEh Valley and New Haven

Question derive g~eat bouart from
the diseussions by YOU Of seeurlri s. do
stock, and would like 10 learn vrefner
there Ia O. senior stock issue ana what m
earnings and div'dends have been in the
past and what the railroad mainly derives
us income from. | realize this is 4 sue..u-
lative stock but want the facts rather
than advice as to buy or not Also tusi
how should New Haven show II and wh,-n
rates fer Doth passenger and freight bust
ness are increased2 Is there any justitica-
consideration of the high valuation of the
property Between Pere Marquette pre-
ferred and G., r. I. r. common. which
ratio and amount of earnings &C. G A
Answer-The Lehigh Valley Railroad
has outstanding S106,30O preferred
stock and 60,501 700 common stock,
par $50 each. The preferred is en-
titled TO 10 per cent in dividends first.
The common now pays 7 per cent, the
rate neving been reduced during 1919
from 70 per cent, which rate was main
tanned since 1911. In 1912 a 10 per
cent extra dividend was declared,
stockholders being given the privilege
OF applying it to payment for Lehigh
Valley Coal Sales Company stock. The
road is a large carrier of coal Up to
the time of government operation the
earnings on the common stock had
been as follows 1911, 1855 per cent;
1915. lO.43 per cent; 1916 1855 per
cent; 1917, 1871 per cent. 1t may be
seen that the margin over the 10 per
cent dividends WIS not great. New
Haven should show conside rable I'M
provement provided fair property
valuation is placed upon it. The road
has considerable to accomplish in the
way of Kidding itself OF the various
properties with which it was saddled
soma few years ago, before a return
to dividend payments may be expected.
The reorganization of Pere Marquette
was very drastic. We regard the pre-
fer-ed stock as entitled to a very good
hating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Westinghouse Electric Preferred

=. estion-Please inform me regarding
Westinghouse Electric preferred stock and
Western Union company stock. would
Ike to invest in one of them. Which is
the safer for dividend return?--J. r.
Answer Wv Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company preferred
stock, par $50, receives per cent
dividends, after which the common re-
celves up to 7 per cent. Thereafter
the two issues share alike. At present
the preferred stock pays per cent, or
Sd share. We regard it as a very
good investment issue, superior to
Western Union stock, because there is
such small amount of the former out
standing. The latter is more sensitive
to earning power, although we regard
it as very fair business mans in
vestment 1t pays 7 per cent at pres
ent, tie highest dividend in many years.
In both cases the dividends are being
earned by substantial margin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
No Reason for Change

Question: own few shares of Stand
ard OIL Of New Jersey per cent pre-
ferred and few shares OF General Electric
bond, due 1870 They pay per cent
Would feu exchange them for Liberty
bonds. ~ they very low now, or
would you advise to hold the above?
Il s.
Answer-We know of no good reason
for changing your investments. Both
are sound issues; to be sure, Liberty
bonds represent the best in invest
ments, yet the count IS prosperous or
otherwise, as its industries make it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

y 7 City ( = s 1853
1000 91%
Virginia did So 3 3
& Co Gifts
10000 60A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Investment
-', .
Information

Questions Of general interest to
Investors scill be onspered In this
column, in ,ohich case only initials
aoiH be used. Others ,ciN be an
sacred By mail. Address oil in
qAt'fes, inciosing stamped, ad-
dressed envelope, to Financial Editor.
1he Tribune, t54 Nassau Street, Nc,o
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
]. C.. Penney Co. Profits

Gross profits Of the J. C. Penney
Company for the six months ended
June 80 were s4,3s5,s5s. according to
financial statement for the period
issued yesterday. Sales totaled $751;
s5o,S73 and me- profits, after expenses
and Federal taxas, were ss75,016.
After deducting preferred dividends Of
Slo4,O6s, the surplus was $s70,S47.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Chicago

$1,000 Armour Us. s5as s5A s5a s5a
7oooC g. IS SO IS So 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Good BUYS Among Rail Bonds

Question--In view of unsettled condl-
tons do you in general consider the buying
of railroad bonds conservative. safe IN
vestment for about $1,000? Specifically
do you consider any one OF the following
reasonably safe III .estment Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe mortgage As Atlantic
Coast Line first mortgage A. Union Pacific
retundtng As Baltimore s. Ohio prior lien
31ss Southern Pacific refunding iAortga1e
4s?--Mss r. NJ. V.
Answer-Well secured railroad is
sues are selling at practically the low
est prices in many years, they repre-
sent mortgages on properties which
have increased greatly in value, the
railroads are dependent upon no one
class of business, and with the new
Legislation the carriers of the country
should derive great benefit. The bonds
you mention are all secured by first
liens on valuable property. We believe
you would act most wisely in purchas-
ing them at current prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
10 Develop Canadian Mines

. MONTREAL, July 80. - To relieve
the coal shortage in eastern Canada
the Dominion Steel Corporation will
spend S5,5o0,0o0 in developing it's Nova
Scotia coal properties, it was an
nounced here To-Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday. Year ago
Live stock. fair to
prime 100 lbs$14.bo1I61o $ls75D17.oo
. e d beef
sides. ID. .... 1870 rs ITO rs
Live veal. COM
mon to prime.
100 lbs. ..... 16oo021oo 1soo@22 90
D e d VEAL
city. ID. ...... $50 80 $50 80
Live ewes 100
lbs .......... 6.O0Glo5o 60on $50
Dressed mutton
city, ID. $3.50. .I40 az l20 Is
Live lambs. fair
to prime. 100
lbs ........ 14oon17Tb 1s50n1so
Dressed u m bs
zs s:y ,S - ss:S g rs ss e
D hogs,
,t bacon, ID. :.asSg:asM .sl.s;s2A
Mess beef, hbl ,SOOGi1e0O sso0034oo
Lard. NJ d. lie
West, 100 lbs fsso01Sao s44o434S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

NE FlRsS NATIONAL BANK oe
"a ,he state OF Illinois, Is closing its AZ
l Ia All note holders and other credttors
u tiie asSocie don are therefore herehv No.
tined TO present the notes Ana 49,
Claims for payment
VIM II. wILDEY. Pre.ss.,,-
Dated June 80. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
"a a. 90 and 80 WILLIAM STREET.
" New York City.
Coupons and Dividends due in Au-
gust are payable at this Office
on and after August LIST,
1920, as follows:

Birmingham Water Works Company
Cihseas Gas Company of Kaakakee
Clinton Water Works Company
Commonwealth Water & Light Co. Of N. J..
(lt & Refunding Mtge.)
Commonwealth Water & Light Co. of N. J..
Qst Mortgage
Commonwealth Water & Light Co. Of N. J.
g Year Collateral Gold notes.
Cornell Steamboat Company
franklin, County Of, Tenn.
CoversviIle & Broadalbin Railroad Company
LAckawanna Iron & Steel Company SO
lakewood & Coast Water & Electric Co.
Noaonsahela Valley Water Company
Montgomery Street Railway Company
Port of Havana Docks Company
81. Louis Merchants Bridge Company
Seymour Water Company
DIVIDENDS
August LIST. 1890.
Re Farmers Loan and Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
New York State bonds
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bark

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bark
Bonds
federal Farm Loan 5s,
1893 op 1923 "a % 535
feoeral Farm Loan AIS,
939 op 1924 81 40 542
'eueral Farm Loan AIS,
1898 op 1923 81 80 s45
feueral Farm Loan AS.
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s
,, 1890 op 1924. -. 1914 ssh SIS
Joint Stock Land Bank IS,
1898 op 1923 83l5 $751; 5.27
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
par value $50. TEX div.
Bonds

Appalach Power LIST 5s. 80 So
Cincinnati Gas s. Elec S. 1876. 10 SO
Col Gas & Elec SIS. l927... 10 81
Daiias Elec 5s, 1922. .......... 99%
~, DO Is, 1921. ................. 90 100
El Paso Elec col 5s....... 70 SO
Great West Power LIST 5s 10 rs
Midwest Utilities list 5s.... IS 80
Miss River Power LIST 5s 70X Tx
M Mor oht II & Power S. 81 SAN
Nor states ROVER 6s. 1926..... 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31

Sales Oren High Low Last
5000 Chi Rys 1st IS ii 81 69is 60Is
9oo0 20 adj inc As "a - u i
1000 Swift LIST 5s.. 83;e sSfa $50 sex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-31
German Internal Bonds
FINANCIAL

enlisted. Sells cents per share.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Dead Mans Wife
Dulled by Sorrow

Skevhegen, Me. Feb. le.-The sad
lest Of al! is Mrs. Nelson BARLEY,
Who each day attends the TRIAL Of
John Burke accused d the mpydey Of
her husband, Nelson hartley. She
comes each day, regularly, accom-
panied by relatives. And che SCENE
to move apart from the others. She
dresses in black. with a laSGe black
hat and veil Her face Is very sad
and she 10 never seen 10 smile. Her
clear blue eyes are now elouded by
y big sorrow. something that stays
" her and will not Let her forget
even for q moment. II she should
smile one could see that she Ia q
pretty woman. Bvt her personality
ia dulled and she moves In an 8p8til-
etic stage that seeme to exclude all
others.
Her husband Is gone and she can
not call him back. The thoughts that
20 on bshind those sad blue eyes only
Mrs. BARLEY knows for she talks
little and her conduct Ia alwayS the
same. With her husbead IN the hotel
business she vas doing her share In
building W the hope. She ~ enc
Of the main. stays In the big hotsi
business in Jackman md when go
sncke Of the hospitality Of the hotel
they included MSy. Hsstioy. r was
"The RaFtleys," meaning NJ. ~
Ms. Nelson Baytlay. "asa - hasDit-
gb!e end IL you visit their hotsi they
certainly will treat yau fipe." YlaSis
hand Of good Fellowship sgd their
aim to pleste wse known a. asA
peaY bec$uae svepyoas felt II gto
visited thevs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

TUNED shnui6 no, prejudice them
against the respondent and that
ev.ry man yaE prescmsd :, to inno-
cent until ne was py0vsd 20 be guilty.
CDunty At.orT.e2 Merrill rent on "
ssa,G that frs, u all 4: must be
prpTeli that g. murder had bssn coJo.
united and that he believed that the
at4ts you'd prove this be-on1 re-
eDnabin d>ubt. a ssayorat!s d1vtt
as defined bz County Attorney NsT-
siiI IL IA 1rubt IN the mind for which
n reason csn be assigned tn. real
susstion then before thi, fury ~ did
Bvrks Kin Eastisy:
4 large map, made BY County
Comm .ss!opsr Henry croxeii, who
IL sworn surveyor was placed On
the blackboard In full vtsw Of svery-
ons In court and points On this map
we're tracs1 by County Attorney
Morrill, as ne sDoke showing p!aGes
marked by numbers at which in
portant happenings took place
WHICH you'd BE- referred 10 tram
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

F.eceh AushSss:iss roper: TIA. the bod
ice Of tve ADe-ieaEs and two Syrian
Christians we're takec 10 A.stab. syria,
BY French tssoes afse: they had bssn
killed Ia . ayht With Turkish sasei:s
Pecsnsiy.
A. yes. according - tie dispatch.
neither Of tie Americans has Ssea !6en-
tiAed ae James Perry o. Frank johnson.
ss1ssssasalives q The American r. -.
c. T.. No Sess .sposted k;Hsd- ~.
jsAason's vie = ssss Ia A.!e7po With
tie u.iaistsVs wife.
~. Johnsoa's home u BucsEss, oa.o.
He 10 q sFsdoate = tAs Cs:veFsisy OF
Xtanssoea and wss ave times decorated
dusin0 TIE va ~ tie french for res
eCias wounded under 6re.
NJ. Pes5y's home In Camden. Maine.
He IL q graduate Of Celay College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

IN -. . C103 q -
6eAA u1GA - o1na
~ Eaazy dsE46- hs Sh0e
human hs1y. ~ sag - -
ia S06HEA 49, -
eG-1 - h.k;a Th<y -
- - - efia - Dge
- - v9o .aBy q .
1z;.r ..twr-caais, fesu1 ho4
ocka. 1920 . =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
DELIBERATE DEED
Continues Ssem psSo oae4

msbils vas sNvsp Up ths Canada
road 70 the scene - the MuRdsy.
Burke viAted the Hiaee where
Ravt;sy's body va fevRa two or
thses days befess the MyFdsy, the
prosecuting aaieers claim aeA they
expect TO pssre that he has deaIsa
having been Thew.
The county astsspeS Described the
section pf the weeds Vhe1s 3ayssey
was killed, said Il gas 9 4aSi< Rl6ht
and claimed the men whe Weat there
had been. there tsfs.s and eovld at
have stumbled upon It BY aeeidsnt
II is expected u slew that Barley
Was murdersd thse aA@ eApI4 pet
have met death other than BY violent
means at the hands q sega9 persn.
A new development bv1vght cuf BY
Attorney Merrill vas a alisSatio9
thas the petss IN Aastiey's sssas, le,d
BY Burke. wePe esFge4. He did not
tndissts who leves4 them. Hs ssksd
the ivy - kaep ~ sDen MtAl Vita
respect to eiseuastestlal evidence.
About rs Witnesses Waye SVEN tor
the State. The AHst t. ssks the E;t-
mesa stand Vas Henry cSevslh q
county soWMiegaeAev and surveyor
fer the ceApsR Lands, lac. H ex-
planned Q LANCE aia01as1 sf the vsAiea
Of The myrdev AAd VARIOUS points in
Jackma& vtilaSs.
fhS state slaims that the results Of
~ enalyels ~ the csataats <eaa's
stsNSeh AN4 tAtsgttRai tTast by o..
0eet1s }. NeQsath - BssteR aaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

:oz. va.se g.cEta - /. nS.s.s. Wiz
:LAs q 3 ~ss.eF. EIs:Gg seVac VIZ
lie Old residents !: -saW - cc-e ~
&c. 20 ,ae zseesss e JsexHAa - ~
fore tie Burke trial. VII: .a<y say
'TainSs seemed 20 axe ssE eot
Tor tie oss. sft<, Ee;nE Barley va
zi.:sc" Tia. Is looking &z> aSssS
sId 60 cS.b: iaaA.ag @ves s1AcS-
:.oa-
Tae sA~ I'LL E: jseNa&. : burned
GSx.. Ard LaeY Do So la: E:ae?
p@ep;s are moving away c.on tie
IOWA. u tie proh!e:lsoe nS+r so4as
20 have Z saa.sE.&. are. Uoon tha1
Sa-1sr :o~n, We. tie s,res ot si.s
,iz.!AG. !Av tuned to~s.6x this .s.
Dependant torn vt! chances Ter
liquor trade b ~eYy -e.y s.ta?
On u tie Town tsss a. this esse
having a breathing sps.I and VIII
bvs:neas take o olon as:sy JaexHan
has s.a.ssed attending court Ia Stow
aegxa' Wash the Burke s.4l - &:
81 en1-..d WHO can sAy when that
VII be-v..: JsexHaa return As1e.
hang to "a. and eoa. ca the saek
behind tie doo1. take e1 !,s Sei!ed
shsy+ and new ssck;4es ara 90 70
work. WI! Jackr,aa 20, lie shoulder
70 the vhee: and starr things aCo:aS
again?
WHERE E.aa's nigh. is MAS r.Sa.
ind whsss few case % % eocss tire
people q :has town have been ssM.
c.s.t rn:e shezas.ves. But fvuu TIE
main csass. Of Interest, from to
fountain had OF law sa6 o.jse .
!0ns am stretches forth and toeehss
!.evs and there. Strengthening OCT Aa3
tT:ag.nS ia:o conformity vath IL d.
.A.es TIE roYs:. an: the Vseves
places.
S..ea men 0. yacxMsn xcgx ta.5
and .ta:'s vSy they play BARD. they
aye hard % aaj.s" Is tae oppression
goes. made Of muscle and beA1a-
Their women are workers. zoo aid are
ample he.pmatea They may havs
borne In siisnee tie deuaen.srs.so1s
Of tbs PLAY which Gss hard because
t!.eiY xoF:s too vas hard and IN turn
hardened their determine ton. There
il an atmosphere Of sonaaee about
the town which gets ct Z rev eoMe.
and causss him to ven6sy q he has
not stepped into another country.
THIS trouble IN yaetmau WHEN Mel.
son Barley Vas found dsaA vas. .
BIG tsoSbls end 80 It vas bso0est BE-
fore the povass that Be ct tAe esuusy
seat. And AL the people Of JactmaD
are iatenNely iutsTssted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

a, tbs opening Ut court on Thug
Usy morning CsSrHs H1uIe Ut
sskp~bssAn, mill wright. var sekct-
ID ~ thu foreman NJ tins !ury vino
srs 70 try John Burke for the murder
Of SnisDn tsrsIs1 ~ 1906 County
h'trrney u. z. Merrill opened tbs
sars tor tbs state. In his opening
C"unty Attorney Merrill drew b
slIstinc.ion bet vssn the services Ssp-
Gercd ny jury ana Judge. ths jury
~ho we're u cons!fsr the facts az
presented for thsir attention snd
c1dga who vas W give thsm the iav.
.Afthr tAi!ing the jury that the mere
fact that an Indictment has been 70.
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Aftsynoon Session

afternoon session Of the court op-
ened at eeS r. ~. Htnyy Crowe!!
Of H.ovhegan. surveyor and one Of
the town commissioners. resumed the
stand Tor the State. He made the
plan Of the scene Of the murder. hav-
Ing passed some time In going ever
the ground and getting explicit d.
msnsions. The last Of the three
charts. two Of which we're explained
at the forenoon session. was explain
cd a. this time b. Hr. CFGvell. Some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

Storm Of last week The heavy zs:T
fall and thick crust q s,est mac =.
work Of clearing tie FosAways d
cult add slow. The East Xcar.s::.
school has not been IN session ding
the week because O rad trzvs';.s
Tie mall carrier on route -. r , y
has not been able 70 make The -
p!ese trip since Feb. 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
Jackll,a1l's Future
May Be Bound
Up in Burke Trial

Jackman, Ma. Feb. 1e.-Does the
trial Of John Burke Who Il asause4
Of the murder Of Nelson Baytiey lnasss
the height Of Jackman's life. Does
this mean that this event Is the aeue
Of the progress Of this Maine frontier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13

tj,rt s,ay sssfss.G ~. 1git bi01-
iHz mn sognns 4 1>aa III fAne's
rf,is CTnrT.rsI" 'sIoy. crsr2 tUr
IssDTs Dn.tl thraf: atsrs are taTsn
Us,iaIly brsaks Up Il gold assd sncg eli
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