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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

go hrrpf, miles fouthenat ~ Whe~,er
cllY wh,str touniy, ! mile from rs,sl
HhWll. un mIn rpuls, 40 acre. In sul.
usfilnn. All lulahle, i.f,nm hnuas, Z wells,
Hp'd barn aud oulhaldnAa, Thlf 4 san.lg
ani and WI ralae ln,h eolian and ern.
With this plRee VIII usll 100 head ~ hers and
~ head ~ ea,ilr vii rhe lmsaIIAia ,n.s.
na,Ion Price so psr acre for land, 10000
zach, balance long time
n. n. WEAVER REALTY 60.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29

ron SALE o RrllADE DUCK Cafe for ear
iOS buchanan, lOI d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
WANTED

WANTED,-Men.a also boys 16 to Is
years of age. Apply PHILLIPS CAN
COMPANY. 7I24-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
Reds Drop Caution In Warsaw Rusl

Warsaw, Aug 19-Further Polish
military successes on various fronts
are reported.
There is much speculation as to how
the Polish counter offensive will effect
the MinSk peace negotiations.
Father Ignacy KOrupka, who vas
killed in battle while leading the 8at
tacking Polish forces with crucifiX
in his hand, was buried Tuesday with
Haller paying tribute to the dead
priests bravery.
Father Karupka was shot and then
bayOnetted by soviet soldiers, accord
,ng to tNa Warsaw newspapers, while
leading : soldiers in the attack upon
Radzymin. The priest assumed lead
ership when all the officers of his de-
tachment were killed.
The Bolshevik forces have been
marching ahead without any concern
for their lines of communications, ac-
cOrding to statements of refugees
gathered by the Warsaw Gazette.
They have thus lost all touch with
the bases of operation, and refugees
say they have not the slightest diff
Guilty in leaving their villages; Tor
there was nothing behind the a.
tiyely thin Bolshevik front line. "
declared 1t was possible To -
many miles without seeing 81 He
Bolshevlk soldier.
"a vigorous effort on the partI of
the Poles would ne sufficient to infiict
Il decisive defeat upon the soviet ar
mics" the newspaper declares. "That
IS why the BOlshevik high command
is so anxious to finish the struggle
against Poland as quickly as possible
Soviet officers who have been taken
prisoners confirm this information,
adding that ..the successes gained by
General Wrangel III Southern Russia
are causing considerable anxiety in
the ranks of the Bolshevik army.
''Fhe BOlSheEik- government there
fore, wants to finish with the Poles
that it may turn its attention to Gen
cral Wrangel before the autumn rains
make campaigning in Southern Itus-
sia impossible
THE Bolskevikt believe the capture
Of Warsaw will end the war with Po--
land, belief which is by no means,
shared by the Poles. Soviet commits
siOners. to encourage their soldiers.
are holding out dazzling prospects of
rich booty in Warsaw Little impress
SION upon the men is being made for
The morale of the army is decreasing.
I'm the region Of Brest-Litovsk
number of worn out and hungry de-
fachments have refused to obey or
ders, and it has been necessary 10 re
place them with fresh ,troo1s Sum
marv precautions had NJ effect upon
the men. The soviet soldiers are tired
Of the war;
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
LAW UPHOLDS EUCENIcS

Policeman Takes Marriage License
From Prospective BRIDEGROOM.
Pottsville. Pa, Arg. 19.-State Off
rials for the frs time in Schuylkiil
county undertook to enforce certain
rugenic features of the marriage law
when Policeman Moyer was sent to
William Warnicke and took a mar
riage license from him.
Warnicke, aged twenty-one. obtain
ed a license to wed Elizabeth Grad
well, aged fifteen. and alleged the
girls parents consented to the mar
riage.
The states objection is that War
nicke has an affection of the eyes
which almost blinds him and which
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

The W|cnther.
Forecast fa" - =. .n. =, ~
day and tomorrow rlOGerate wind.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Good horse or mule APP
ply 169 Washington street. B-S-17-6t

FOR SALE: One of the finest homes
in Cambridge. For particulars call at
107 Mill street, MRS. ]. B. HARRIS.
Sl2-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
! 1LI;SH CORRIDOR
SWEPT CLEAR
WiTs aW Defenders PuSh COun.
Ter A,t-Ck.
LE1S CROPPED CAUTION

Capture of Novominsk Another
Triumph For General PiIsude:tPs
Army-Invaders Driven Back Ten
Miles.
I'ar.#, Aug. 19.-The Polish counter
offensive With Thorn as its base has
successfully cleared the Dantzig eor-
ridor of Bolshevik troops, according TO
Il report received from the French lAiS-
sion III Poland.
The Polish forces are still driv-
ing eastward.
(ihe Polish corridor is a strip of
el'"ifory running through the former
province of West Prussia from the
main mass of Poland to the Baltic
Sea. 1t is designed to give Poland a
nar;ne outlet and common boGad-
Try with the territory of the free city
f DantZ 81
The Poles have captured Nayo
ninSk Il short distance east of War
NV. according to despatch from the
Polish capital
The battle Cf Warsaw appears olbe
favorable to the Poles, the despatch
says
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

There il NOR Catarrn In this
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and for years
it was supposed to be incurable.
Doctors prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Catarrh is local
disease, greatly Influenced by con-
stitutional conditions and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine, nanufactur-
ed by F. ]. Cheney G Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is constitutional remedy, is
taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of
the System. One Hundred Dollars
reward is offered for any case that
Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testim onials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
ADV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

air-tight stove, several chairs, extern
sion table, kitchen safe and several
other articles at private sale, at very
reasonable prices. MRS. JOHN RILEY,
~24S Race Street BIS I1S-2tl
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Good building for store
and dwelling com mbined. or dwelling
alone; also vacant lot adjoining. De-
sirable location. Cheap and easy
terms Apply w. S. HODDINOTT,
Agent, Phone 26 or 41S-W. 713-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
NOTICE 10 PUBLIC

1 am now in position to do all
kinds of repair work on automobiles
tricks and tractors, having num-
be.of experienced mechanics. We
can also give prompt service to all
work. Cars washed and polished.
JAMES A. SLACUM
1cs9 Race street, Cambridge, Md.
4I2O-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

Ecr~-a~ ST 7 o''i~ H--,M~~ e,,:-'Ia
st. I0u'>. Az" 1"-0''n ".i'.' -.
Hler brewer and horSemHn. al ~.
publican nomino" cor congress; f..,.
4hr eleventh I:St":~t c~,n,";++nd sr'
"'"N by shooting h'1neclf p MS no.
in Valley Park. M c'g't"cn roil,
west of here. He WIS fifty-ei~ht yea e.
old
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

WANTED-Local representative, man
or woman, for Cambridge and vicinity,
to sell our products. CAMTAL PRO
DUCTS, Tyrone, Pa. BS-14-17-l9
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19
SAVE $500 MILES

By having your tires retreaded VI
rebuilt; this means remove old rub
ber and apply, New Tread" with a
guarantee of $500 miles. See fol-
lowing prices:
EARRIG z IR nc
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-N-ar1y new seven room
dwelling and necessary out buildings
on nice lot of near three acres OF
land. situate on Oakley street, extend
ed, Cambridge, Md. this property Is
suitable for trucking or milk dairy
For price and terms apply to the up
dersigned. w S. HODDINOTT. Phones
26 or 4IS-W. Cambridge. Md 5I8-t!
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

twenty-five (25) per cent added
to this list on Cord Tires.
CAMBRIDGE VULCANIZING CO.,
Phone GOA
no Race stret Cambridge, Md
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-Buick Six, touring car,
at half price of the new model; or will
trade for Ford or Dodge. JAMES A.
SLACUM. Machine Shop and Garage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

A reSg-1T1 Was handed dsw-n by me
law cEu-- "Wednesday II the Penots-
scgt county case Of AaEuETns Cu--r-ie,--
Dr. vz the Rznrur Railway and
Electric Company, s1szz1lzsE ..aA ezzz-
captions on the DEFENDANT and --zzIt-
ing q new E-fa4.
The rasc-iI5L wf1iL.h WIS drawn ny
Associate Justice George Il Eznsnn.
agf Csasais. E as follows:
This is an ac1inn On fhe c.ass fur
Sustained By rae plaintiff wirsas a
ssasaenger on a car OF the defendant
cnrupany The Ju--v returned a vEr-
DIRT 7nr the pia1n-1E ana tine casn
cnrnes pefare the court an exceptions
AND general notiun By the defendant
L VIII De nernssR-y b sunsllie- the
i--s- exception anix- VIZ Thai the
piasnr1E introduced as q witness 81
tne rrial Of the issue DIR; Charles ..
Earnunds VINO 141st5fiRa as ID changes
Far the worse In the physical t-Dn-
aif1nn Of rl8e plaintiff since and As a
result OF rfls Accident Alter sRld
witness mad finished ms testimony,
defendant offered N evidence SAID
Witness own testimony az a farmer
-ial OF the same cHusE. 1ar me
awuwet purpose Ut cnu1-adic11ns SAID
witness statements ~ the present
-ial Relative 10 the change IN plain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

IN > pfrsE1csl GnnfEIz7un. aasuve HrxaEi
whiksh smiE Ezsr1nEr tszkimanE ID aEna
10 Sd cnur-aGiC1 sad wlrnn2.
The defendant had INST cHz1ea the
azaEnrlnn gf sazd WITNESS u his fEr-
Enr- nszramang. and the presia4ng
JzzBr1ne ezE:lucefi saad f1rmer 1Aafs-
muHF Hpun the Erauna rhn1 IT y ner-
esHHzy bEfDr'e EnzzsducIng evidences II
q usitnesz farmer srzzameuzs aennzng
70 cnn-1fzicr him. - drH cn1l Ens M
1EnEaun az sald w1zneas To sum fur
zns.r statements and inquire M hfm IN
reEz-d 70 snrne.
The FIRST Exprzzazinr NJ ThzE rttIzr-.
Izpnn zae pulnr hare rzlaen Viii M
fuund in EEr- vs. Ware, s Maine ~
Inc iEs1 IN I1faasztzz1s 81 Esw Putt
iazzf VS. Iniaastzznzs af KmEaean, ne
Maine. Y.
IL VIII sf uunEceHzErv u cuHEidHr
The secuna eKcepzlsa en- the rzur7rn-
EEcHTIluns Sustained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

Twn equity suits VERY israzEft
"Wednesday bHfzrH 5ndre FhllhracK BIZ
s9sDrge Z Whine af EaIiuren and the
Cry af ERziBwan AGAINST Nzlfar
SIgaalidsnE Rs aEimluisf-Hanr Hf the KS
Eare Hf his father uhs Iaae Charles
SpHzldinE ana sfi1er bene4lrinzisa. the
SEH1H Trust Co, the Maine ErHze SH-
clE1v fzr the PrHEzufsan of Cruelty -
Animals and Ellie L. Sunnifing
The sHizs ware, fsrguEEr fur zH1Hr~
tErHnre WIN a wanHr runrse. which
cHRseE the wafer II HBw aHf infs rfIe
street and Huno 1hf nrupertT f MFR.
3 fii1e. The CRY Was sueiEE fHr the
darREe ~ the street Mr. Whf1E wRs
suEinE fRr the damage Ia ms lUt and
buildings. the srrnctHre BeinE under
mined This #rerfuwinE rEusinr the
damage In alleged ~ hHvs happened
rwo times n Efae PAST rEH-.
The BRONX rum which the wafer
iowed WIS cewa,.a6 ever ttss rR1lT'sad
hes znE wiki ashes- The Ties had
tel down AND plugged M the tssfzv,st
eli the sErsan- During hiEh wafer =
Cs1-ssr-i0wHd and czEsfsE the Enzrs-e-
Nelson 6 Andrews represented rTe
piazu-lsfs and McLen-s. FoEg South
ard were for the defendants
Judge FshsIis,-ick allowed until Mon
Cay fgr Ine fling Of ac--uTnsn-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21
New Ordinance
About Gas Pumps

Chief Justice LsSH5iE & E9T-llSE u
1na Name. Supreme judicial CoI1-t
has approved the taIlgw1ag ordinance
wr1rr WIS susJr---a6 II him for
his approval
Be Z ORDAINED iy the CRY CD1ncil
sof rae Cyt-v OF AagIasza Is fnligws-
sec / NO side HE1k INK G- pIzzzsp
Tzs- tine sale III distribution OF EaaD-
Inc ar either Vula-lle infiHmrnR1is
buUif 1ar fuel or pCwsr shall isF herr
after installed IN afse sidewalk ur
either Of them an WH1ar street. be-
tween me suu1asrfv line eft 1hR Maine
Central Eazirea6 Station building
and -ne overhead a-ffsEe
Sec q whatsoever ViklH1ss any
provision 81 the preceding sss.e.Linll
sf.aA ne s1zfjsc1 70 a fine of 1wn nun-
dr,ed auIla-x and al sidewalk tanks
or pumps e-actsd, keEr ar maintained
II vltsiaziun thereof uaE be DECLARED
asaust rs i cumsnun uuIsa1ce lnd
lissa3E with aS;crr1Lngsg.
Ser g This ordinance shall rzks
effer1 upgn LIS -aTp-gz.aa by 1ns chief
Justice Of The Supreme JaGicIA-
CaE,--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

The funeral SERVICES af the lEGs
Mrs MargzrE1 = L1sa--y wfiB passsec
AWAY Monday. took place Wednes-
aav morning Eli IH-3B o'Einsck AZ ST
Na--v's church Eev Fa-fasr Nc
Iaurassn cnndnrred the services.
Narv relatives and 1rlHngiE OF the
IH1e Mrs. Lea-y were present AND
tfss WIS testimony OF the high es-
te~rn in winch she WIS held and Of
me MANY whe lyred her The bear-
erx were Thomas EuTlEfat- 3. e.
SkeHiau. z. r Man=r and T. p
Dunn The remains were taken IN
Wednesday afternoon 20 View Eavsn.
Conn. whers me iuIssnen- VIII raks
uFug.e. NaHs Sadie LFn-v. ansugr-Hr NJ
4he late Ms Lea-v o. rhis Ely. Nj
ana MS. Tliuruas Mulvery 81 View
Eauen. CONN Frank Ksnney.
Tnaruae Ksrnev and MH-r z. Ken
ney uf this t.irv and Mrs Elixao tzth
C-nss,r and Margaret 0'Eunnur Ut
Bustnn acrurrpanien the -sulHinE rr
View Eavsn- Cun1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

The Auxusra Glris CuumE rEtz
club hus sta-1ed al employment Sn-
rena and their arrrznrs have aa-
ready hexun-taac n gEst al scur e
aryuue nppaies tnr work and Js1s1 "a
suun n xrvune wants n gre sui
vuy,r. The hours E1r me Erzpf1s-
rneus t,urunu VIII be each GEy f--urn
Il, A. II. 10 i P Ii. This Is q new
plar and the girls a-s anEarspa-zs
rnns raaey may he of much aasiss2sfcs
aigng tnis lima
On TINS Thnra1zv evening rnf
sypen nsghrs win be nznsis gay Ds rnx
urescncr NJ real rirzzisr ~ the
,vsr-ies, namely Mr- TsrneT7e- as
wiu rlnr fur the dancing End -en'
rpod time is being aarac;pnzaa
ON Fritay evening moving Pre-
r1rr-e si1nw VIII be the CENTER of IN
tx.rusr when Mr. Tracy from the Z
IL c A. win sf1gw pictures or rtis
wurk which wu1nen have dnne azr-
ing rns wa-.
On t.,e evening If Get % cns-
TIME Eayirws'en party viii Tiki
uance n. the Esrfss clun and The pos
tiers vii sDun be n place znncznc-
lng rne event
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21
C. Of C. Employment
Bureau Progressing

The employment bu-sEn whicn nnE
been ia-a,E iuHuEuEzsd H the affice
OF the Ehznner CT Commerce rs PRO-
greEinE. bu- mostly N ane di-ertiun-
that r. ulanv aqpiicz-nrs have been
FLED Of -hose WIN want wark bun the
applications OF Tnase who want %
give work ere very few
EUrlxheeperz. stEnnE-apnerE. cDu1Ez.
ctnrxfenrz mattresses woodHInen nnd
nurses a-a sumo uf Tnnse wnD want
work and haUe applied ID the Cham
per OF Commerce bu-enl- The rule M
the bureHE IL ID aaEiEf n HurznE
wrsrk for these WIN nave nuf wurk
but me bu-euu VIII mt and IN the re-
curing OF another Jph 1or a pezssn al
randy occupied hui vino perhaps pre-
feys Change
II tine bureHn -DuId Bf used more
-r+nusirelv sr thnse WIN have wnrk
"a g.re eux ta1en the encouragement
TINT in needed world he tsst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21
RESERVED SEATS
THIS MORNING
FOR HELEN YORKE

Thm eV1zng - , escinrk the H.
@E1d sunx 80 mr. HnsEn Yu&x.x
1aln4 HzMua 1umw r1ciEG - CixE Ea1
GrE - IN 49, ~ F1errher.s Ehzx@
m.E La mn Eggs nike 1M rlcazzn
frr Ast gE3 rsu<E w~s -.
10aKEB nse II exDnE.x.a . M-mx m
recW1n Hxperie1re R hH yanr
ahs1s II n Mqunxiaae N hxndie rnae-
phElne aszde ar-nx rhe arM mnun-
t1gss ranh- . TIN yunr m nsS0hune
ar1lEs wzH be fz7aan uxrH a<a1r =
scisck nfun-
Last yezr q uuMhEr N pefnie DE-
pzarsi a1hess nf gusd sruxs by ur<Esr-
ing by phnnE m rhe apeuzux anx4 az
-he aRle Ind rhen EElad m cznim
rhsse racEE.zs. Tn DEvzn zurn m &C.
cH--Enre rlsss- FeRr nm rirkerx arinsR
5y pnnne Win he hold mare shnn L
harzz- and e nuf cslisa fur vzEassn
that TIME wiz be plncnd hack m ehe
general Enie-
6pecE1 zrznEzznHurz have tr.n
made Al Fslazchr's Pharmacy 1w
handling the sRle with TIN sz=nnsst
pnRinie dispazch- Pnnzs hzre In
hHsn advanced rrm fasr yszr, -
naming arzr NJ 80 cenrx. = canrs ~
G-ge. pfns the nsc1zR-y amunezuzzt
lex
Al Augusta pespie VIII be in1E1E
aesnea N the fallpwing nem fxxm
AnEicza America canoerning Hlns
csishz1ed EEnnr, AZiessandru Bunxd
eunri and ysrse GIVE Progrzm q
LexinE1nn
Fourth IN tine Settles af Sunday
Was lhe p-sg-zln gwen juin1ly ky
AIiesssnarD Bunci. rEnnr. and Heller
ysrke, suprann. The lRz.er mad SING
The Presiding SUn1ax Knn is 70 be
heard again iR-r m the SERIES. ar
ruruanE fB the WDErEm EUnsunce-
merits. The tenor Was making his
drR American zppelrznre CT Ehe
seasun- He sang rs he has sung
since ne FIRST czne n America
ssHminEsy m aifler n vince ar SPIRIT
Els f1e-spUn pianlasinn. the -zEw
mzvurz fEazs Of which rne pruEzzm
permitted, and rms ryptras epefzac
1Kp tunes provoked the exper1sd tn
muituguE appfaEse Ertnuzinsn
raached liz ciimEx whsn he aE1sE
the Inevitable LII Dunns Mufafle' n
Inc tzrur bestowed un the opera
wrHsnipe-E Els prnEzm included
songs br Gubi1nEi. Ma-zn, and Gin
Ftnltrns BrzhnlH- m lit Eram Verdi s
,, 'Luisn Miller" and dne.s rum "Esg-
aniEr-r" Hnd LuCiR-" win NiaE yar3Ee-
The suprann was haE-d N SONGS by
EAndel. Limbalis1- R5msfE-Kmza-
k1f. Sibeila- and Johann Strauss anr
II Lne '-Baroer of Seville" ar1a- TINA
Enre Porc Fz-- substituted tar rne
programmed Ezrn Nome" She rpe.
was warmly zpplHnne5--Afw-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

The Eaaef, pnliue uffit.ials have cBr-
runIcnzRE with Lf1s 1rsy-a3 police us-
pa--Iuerl and iszvH asked their ETC
IN searching for TWO boys VIM are
wanted N Esazn ON me charge ai
tI-eaksng anG ia-cenE- One boy II
named Fred Perry and is - ysz-s
sf age Ez4 Is Described as be.nE five
<ter tai and wore a dark grey SILL
Va sssTps NEllsfs1- the ets1er t1ayv wt1D +
warxaE. IF "a vsa-s 0f aga and il
four Hefst and elgiT1 inches tai. he
wnre Ign. suit With Black shoes
szn6 srsck1nEs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21
Report Robbery
IN Barker Store

Ma-zndErs Sometime TnesCaT
niEht p.ied I'D a windrw IN the lcw-
er stury az the L. 6. Barker clothing
srure End szinsd entrances % Inc
mxrn huur where they disAr-znged
rare sfnck considerably and went
through Nj. Ba-ker's private tlesk-
An tine drawers Of the eEsk were
cpened and tine cnrrErts strewn
afuur- Eeveraz suits Of cintnes were
lefr pilse up m heata--akel-Er fashsD-i
On the cuunter and sume were nafes-
nE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

1nr Railway Z Electric Co
The law szszls- Wedneszas handed
down q rHscrtp1 IN the A-asafssnk
cUun-y case Ut 5Hurye EiEinsx. aG-
miuiE-R1ar. TIE. The Araasfnok Waller
RaIl-sad, sTeT--uEing -fae ezcepriurs ul
raE pia1u1iT
The rescrisr per carlazn, u Is md
IHws-
This is Ell actian Il me case nrungnt
by the administrator IF lne estate
uf Han1nr5 Kidney The plairr1T s
l-1festaze WIS Instantly killed II a uDl-
asiur hetweea ar zsutnrnut1ilR II which
he wsas riding anE the ae14n dam :
--aan- al Pa-snrs' Cruising. 81 called
N the TDwn u Pressure Is8e, an ms
5s'rh Gay 81 September. 7aIE
Al me eunelEHlnn Of ting evidence
The dtfenaAn-s cBunssl moved 1nr a
t.ar'ssr1ssfi verdict, wi1ich was ordered
blythe presiding justice. and The
ezsR Is hHfure the cou,1 E4n pia.nr5f =
exceptions rs snch order We think
the exceptions musf be orerruiee
Counsel 1zar the pia1uT1T u opposing
Inc mDtun and nuw = a-rumHn. us-
On Inc exceptions urges the allpIiea-
NJ he wnit.r pruEiIls.s. In ACTIONS
Ia rHcBEHr damages tnr negE.sen-1y
CanEsug me daE-r OF q per-sun. or fxsr
iIgE-'y Id = person who Is decszsaa
AZ the EEne "A 3.p E--zi of SUCH az
liun- me person 1Em whEase axazh or
INJURY the aelun Is hrunEtz1 st.azi
presume 10 have 5e4sE II tine e1gr-ciEsss
way reia5aa 70 MS aea1h or inquiry
znC Il enn-ibU1ary negligence ne re-
lied upen AZ Z defence. Il shall ne
pleaded and pr.5Ued by the defend
arr1-
Cuu1zdbu1Grr negligence CT ina af-
ce1eiz- WIS rlaadstG as = defence GnG
WIS 1nere4nre n tssue Under the
niHaGiaEs. The recnra shows rt2a1 the
rzsE is nga hranErt within the terms
Of rne fzr-sguinE STATURE, but an the
rur-raE-y me Testimony u Mr. Alien
Buff lne only WIneEs I'd EnH acriaenL
Shows cunciasiEely thai ing piaiu11t-- r s
interstate Was mn II rhe zzar,:fs.. Of
enc ca--.. Tins n81 only r.eigu-rlrg -i,e
presumption bu1 showing a1fi-rnR-
riwelY uhE the acui1anI was Gus
largely. Z nor wholly 10 Ehe plszzs-
TINS In7as1a1e's own want of care
J,,ur-an ws Railway Cuupauy. IL
Re W
The ruling II rhe presiding. justice
WIS cn-rect
Exceptions Hgal--IIl4c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-21

Traffic On Water street opposite
Market square Was held I'D for q few
minutes "Wednesday rno--nIag while n
crew Of EnesrnEn from the Cen1rz1
Name PHwe- Co. engineered iunr
Telegraph puie around the corner M
tne rand leading f-u-n the steamboat
wharf 1nrc Wafer srrest The pale
which was 90 or ~ s=ef Il length
wus luadnd By one end on a Inotur
truck and Lae a1her rested ON a
r-1zier AS there WAS no joint IN the
poie. IL required Enrne careful hnck-
ing and Hing IN the part az The
truck DRIVER II nrEu-1zte IRE corner
znG head the lnng stick MP Er1=r
ssz-eeE