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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
SHIELDING the Kaiser.

"Thls admirably depicted meeting. TO
which Bismarck himself ascribes the
Fastening OF the end. Is followed by two
pages of explanation of why he had
6eenled Il necessary TO bring the report
TO The soverelgn's attention, still doing
everything in his power 10 shield the
Kaiser from the mockery OF the Car.
The old Emperor. he remembers. would
never have wished 70 disregard so ap-
parent a warning. And In olden times
bearers of evil tidinEs were punished as
though themselves guilty.
But through II all one feels the subtle
passion of the betrayed statesman. capa-
BILE OF holding before his adversary's
face a truthful expression OF a royal
colleagues view. capable OF accentuat-
ing the crisis with a crafty blow at the
Kaiser's vanity. capable Of vengeance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

one Of his classic ep!grams; 'stoeker is
aoubly dangerous. for as politician he is
parson, and as parson he is politi-
cian.'
in a further letter, inscribed year
before the death Of his grandfather and
father. the Kaiser gave notice OF a de-
cree he intended 10 issue to his col
leagues, the other princes. informing
them In the moment when he assembled
the throne. that he intended to consult
them before he gave commands. For,
he added TO Bismarck. there must be
obedience" CPariert muss werden y
Here already was disclosed a complete
misconception Of the constitutional rela-
tionship. for the German Emperor was
the president OF the German League,
primus inter pares and not lord OF the
German princes. Here was q glimpse
into the spirit OF the ambitious heir
whose Roman Interpretation of empire
led finally to his downfall.
Thirst for Power.
This decree William-so early -
wished TO sendSealed to all the Prussian
legations in ting empire so that it Nigh,
De opened everywhere simultaneously
when he became Emperor. So grea,
was his haste 70 come into power /!
What did the ag0 Chancellor reply?
May l obediently request your
royal Highness to commit the draft so
graciously sent me Immediately and al
once TO the fire. And he continued In
a ten page letter to explain just how
dangerous the twenty-five sealed enve-
lopes in the small capital cities would
be, waiting for the day Of their open
ing, And he added a long and sound
lesson about the principles OF the con-
situation which the Prince-despite his
81 years-either was ignorant OF or
ignored. I have written nearly a book,
the Ill old man concluded, in any case
much more than I can Justify In my
present condition. For he was too i'll to
do more than dictate, yet wrote the
long and imposing letter with his own
hand to educate the future monarch.
After a chapter devoted to the Grand
Duke OF Baden. Waldersee, Boetticher
and others. all Bsmarck's opponents,
follows a chapter, The Crown Council
in which the social theories of the young
William, now Emperor, are shown in
profound conflict with the Chancellor's
And here begins a remarkable portion
OF the book with signal revelation
which all the Chancellors irony, wit
and TRADE does not save from being to
his disadvantage. For on this point as be-
tween the two still silent antagonists It
was the Kaiser whose youth and In
stinct gave him a better appreciation
OF the future than the austere Chan
cellor's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

Go, or phone, to your bookstore at
once. Tell them to reserve a copy
of this book, and have it delivered
to you as soon as it is available.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

Prussia and Germany began to recover
from It's fright. The conservative,
Junker Bismarck family, which might
have been counted on exerting its entire
Influence for a final vindication Of the
illustrious grandfather, also regained
courage and took o new step 70 have
the great testament suppressed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

] busy street corner and on ac szcur-
si2n h0At-
Two noted scientists contributed y
The success Of '''-f1e Pointing Ftngar -
Mar AaZ-a-er latas. Ic.va-an nic-
cure which If the other 1sa14re On -n-
COlnuI2l program
Frank DaEgart. director Of me 51a Z
r1useE-n oc California loaned the mi
versa cBE-paEv ms famous cnllec- on
Of er-umnlGglca. specimens. and V I.
Eernouug Also 3 ceiebra1aJ scier Is.
contributed MS PERSONA COLLECTION ar
birds, SKINS anG mounted subjects Tor
seve-a scenes. The COLLECTIONS a-e VA
uad a. s9sD ea
In THE Pointing Firre-" Mss Ma
--Erer appears as z fugitive rom IN ar
ptan asv1Grr-- She gets JOB as asals-
tRat II Ell ertomol0giRt- The fac- Ens-
she has q n1ortal ler-o- Of hugs ADDS
U.aav ar amusing situation u the rnp-
1aplav.
Miss AacLa-nn If supported IL '"T-ll-
Porting Finger" by David Bu-ler
.50f1nie Cooke. Car scockGaie -.rt!i u
KNOT. Charlotte Woods and oune~ IN
ve-snl fHr0~i-es
" ren T'hev &C Eunire-iuE" + the
lille of AZ Outing Chester pir-1.-e ma
Is also shown on -he Col0n;a. PROGRAM.
T il ons Of me r1os- irte-eg--rr --a-
seen n rhe se-ies-Atv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
CHECKERS TO
BE SHOWN HERE
STARTING TO-DAY

Al last Checkers the wei known
racing ueiedrarna. has been made InIp
4 big Special film production and is to
De presented with an all-sta- cast bv
William Fox al the ANGUISH Opera
HOUSE for three DAYS stirring this aft
ernDon a. III. "Checks-s" Is taspecla *
adaptable for the motion pictures. for i
contains may elaborate outdoor scenes
that can ne accurately DISPLAYED on the
screen
Mr. Fox il is said has given the pic
ru-e most .aVisn production. with an
aH-sta- cast which includes Thomas j
CaTigan- jean Acksr EH-r s-assi-v,
Peggy Worth. Bs-t-arn Ma-nu-rh Tam
many Young I'd SedrwicE and Robert
Flint
Tom" Ca--igan was one Of the first
actors TO abandon The King stage
for the motion picture studios of Los
Angeles
lie began his film work By being
starred IN western th-iliers Then he
played a prominent part in '-Cintier-
ella the first multiple reel fsatu-e
WITH . star. and followed that WITH an
important rnie IN "The Man in the
Street" one Of the earliest motion pic
tire eerials
Altar the completion Of t!lis last
named production he left motion pic
tures and toured South America with a
stock COMPANY, playing leads Then
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
AMUSEMENTS
CHAPLIN PROVES
FNNIER THAN
EVER
EVER

Il has 5een snr-a time since Charles
Chaplin has been seer n Augusta e.
that II was or4~ ra~u-nl he shovfC se
welcomed by big crowds e. ne Colonial
-hsa--e vasre raav There VII oe E1Dre
big crowds on hand this afternoon AMI
evening. 700. fur a Days Pleasure.
the fourth million dollar picture Il
which the minimize comedian appears
viii end irs encaeer1ert TO-DAY.
a Days Pleasure" mas only -eceIz LlT
beer cur1pleted l. Is wei worth waIt-
ing for for the laughs c-e2ted star
a,rsr he-o-e me operator begins C-&nk
.nE the machine.
Th.s p-pGuC-IaE marks ChapLln S
fourth picture CT the million dollar class
which he is producing for distribution
nv First National Ex.7ibtEo-g' Circuit
Eastern critics who have seen advance
-uus Of the Production declare that a
e--horjex the hearty laughs Of his pre-
riots First National Successes, Shout
der arms A Dogs Life" anG Sun
rvsids but iH IL Itself the most IN
qualified laugh success he has vet pro
6uceG.
The famous comedian makes decldec
sar,a --1,--e f-urr his previous picture, in
+s,sirr 70 eschew the siR2stlck Tor
aveuts that ara likely 10 happen OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

followed a year n vaudeville win
Mabei TaHiats-u The following sea
sou saw rim playing N THE Dead
lock opposite E,dz-h Wrnne Ma-hisnn
and n The Girl Of The Golden West =
the greet Beiascu SUCCESS. he also ap-
peareG n Gong Some" q successful
fz-ce. IL the Republic -heare- New
York and played the lead with Lew
Fields N The HIEn Cost Of Loving"
II the spring NJ I'LL ne went to Eu-
rope ana was II Germany when the war
s-a-tFec. Returning 70 this country ne
cf-star-ed Win Mary Niles Ninte- n
no-lon plc-u-=s ana then played II
SUPPORT Of Observation-Disclosures n PegE
y IL g ne WISE" Picture
he again returned 10 The STAG play
ing -he iead Z Mother Ca-eys Chick
ems e. the Corr Theatre Last year he
played me LEAD Il support OF Lionel
BARRYMORE n The cnpoenA ED -
Ee was WIKI +'-he Coppernea6" when
ne Sailed OF the zeaiandla. a transport
and nlne days .a-ar WIS II q naval en-
EAEernan- n which the 1ea.aadia sank
rwr Submarines
m tie ZealaadiA ne made five -ias
through he submarine zone. Ee
Tz-kec n me ship canrsen and had
charge o- the entertainments given
ABOARD -ne vessel for the crew and SOL
disrs When he eft the shin last fau
r. aErenC me naval officers r-arn1n-
school II New York he received a let
Ter e-orr ne zessandias captain com
u1snG11g nm highly fnr his work n
eEl1erca ming soldiers and sHil0rs-Atv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
RHEUMATISM WAS
so BAD SHE COULD
NOT LIFT ANYTHING

One Of The MOST cummen and. al
the same TINE. one Of the ieast TN
iers-ood Diseases Is rheumatism.
Scientists are hEhed ty IL caases
but are II Practical agreement that
the disease IS II the blood anG that Il
waakens and Trims the blood 10 such
an extent thai there IL ELrlss rests
lance iefr One Of the MIDST effective
methods of arrss1ing and finally cnr-
recLng the disease is 70 build up the
blood ID the point where II IS strong
enough 20 throw OF the poisn1s Of
The disease.
tain 10 be interested II the scperi
snce O. Mrs. Julia Mason Of No s
Porter street. Biddaford. Ne When
seen recently IL her home Mrs Va
-son said;
y suffered from rheumatism for
rsn years before I 6naEy found q
remedy that would help ne Every
year the pain seemed 70 De q little
worse and l was able 70 do less fnr
myself The rheumatism became so
bad that 7 couldn't stoop u 1T ary-
~A~---- NAS LII GItL
My sleep was hrokan and ur-es--eeI.i
My Luhs panied ne coIs.an-lv anS
nv feet were numb.
Il had beer under ueEical treat
ner- so long that 7 began 10 Think
that there was nothing LET for ne
bUI 10 endure the pain as best 7
could Then 7 happened n read
about DR.. Wt-zizns' Pink Pills anG I
procured a box Great WAS nv sur
PRISE 10 note. after TWO weeks treat :
INERT Lne- ths remecy wGs helping
NE. My appetite improved. nv color
was better and ! knew thai the pals
We're sr-iching NV blood L WASH :
long before the rheumatic pains De
canS less se-e~n EnG finally Cisap-
penreG. I sleep well now and can -nt
ABOUT without E+ncal-y ! shall al
WAYS recommend DR.. Williams PINK
PAts Tor cases OF rheumatism thai
ars accompanied " thin blood"
y GUT OWE Druggist sellE D. VI
lI-ms Pink Pills or rhev viii rs ser-
py mail postpaid. Oh -ecei2s Of price.
Of cents E'e- box ny the Dr.. Williams
Medicine c. Scaenecrady. ~. II
YOU ar lnteresteG v~iLe today fo- tn
-r@e BOOK. Building , the Blooc. :"
Containing sFacIal ctlap-s- Oh -heu
E1a-lsu A 5v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
FRENCH ARMY CAPTAIN
LECTURES ON MARSHAL
FOCH CITY HALL. FEB. "a

Mex Tuesday evening, Fen. y. the
people o. Anguish viii nave al upporru-
rf.y ID hea- a MOST interesting and IN
srruc-1ve lecture 81 City hall when
Capt lear ? LeMoi1nu- will speak on
Marshal F'och, the foremost figure Of
the waric War.
Eve-ywners Capt LeMoiLoGr has ap-
T'sA-ed ne has been greeted ry large
gatherings and accorded the Highes.
praise eo- his brilliant anc eloquent ad-
c-esEas. Capt LAMe!.our has a very
thorough understanding CT his s,Hlec.
and has a. the Hre Rn6 eioqusnce in
his delivery Of ffe r-aa.-innal French
orator
Aany e1-ss-vlge uIAr vii -emaIn Der
Capt. -eMei-oLr as he was assigned 70
Genera Cores brigade Is IIasen officer
aH-er serving Il the 62a French .egi-
r1ert. Al sz-sc-v1cs men IN Augusta
anc vicinity VIII WAIT 70 n.ur Capt LIE
Msitou-s lecture for IL obstructive
features and tire general public viii he
.r1e-esta6 = iea-z H-y.-hun6 nf the
strategy ana r1aste-v " the allied gen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
DRESS WARM AND
keep FEET DRY
-.u. eneurstlsr Sufferers :
= Take Salts ana Set |'e
cf Uric Acid.

r,he1;-11atisrn is no rasFecter CT age
se~ cn,or or rank l. mr. the most
dangerous ct human affections II is
are NJ the most painful. Those sub
iar- Ia rheumatism should eat less
meat. dress al Warmly Ss possible
avoid any undue exposure ana, arcVe
ali. drink lots Of pure wafer
Fheyrr,atis1u IS caused ~ uric aclc
which IL generated in the bowels ano
absorbed into the blood. II is the
function of the kidneys u filter TINS
arid from the blood and cast L oEt II
the urine. the pores CT tho skill are
also a rnea1IH OF freeing the blood o.
this inquiry. II damp Efid chilly
re;s weather the skin pores are
ciersed thus forcing the kidneys 10 do
double work. they BECOME weak anc
sluggish and fan 10 eliminate this
Uric acid which keeps accuTHlatlnE
and circulating through the system
eventually settling il the jo;nts anC
muscles rauz1nE stiffness. soreness
and pHIn called rheumAtiHu.
At the first rwiEge Of rheUu1s tisrn
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad SalsE; put table
spoonful in giass OF water and drink
before breakfast each morning for &
week This is said 70 eliminate uric
ac,c nv stimulating the Kidneys 70
normal action. thus Riding the blood
Of these impurities
Jae Salts IN inexpensive, harmless
ana Is made from the acic Of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with
ITthia and in used with exceileNt re-
suits by thousands of folks who are
gu iecf 10 rheumatism. Here YOU
have q pleasant. e6ervescenf HInia-
wMter drink which overcumes uric
acid and il beneficial 20 your Kidneys
AZ wefl-AEr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Inc pfugrese u the historv NJ
the State, the rn6u-t-,ex r.,,--
Ao1 scenary Of Maine, and tina WORK
az STATE institutions rnis v,r,r vii,
oe o1rectsc frun Auxussa. ana g ,,,r
IIee cons1srsng az Councillors FL
mar 6. Bird II Rockland and Willis
= swtf of Augusta ane Ra,ra.ar-.
i've Harry Cochrzne Of Moumou,
WE have charge II the affair
The piCr1rss wiz be made zva;7. h1x
AZ over the State and win be shou-n
IN the schools.
Il was voted that the book pr.uare6
0y sS2fe Librarian Henry .. DIR
mack entitled The State Of Mai,.
Book be printed This il a boo, of
Sae pages and Librarian puunack b.e
"een NJ work On II for q year. Tn-
COUNCIL Committee or library win no
N charge Of this work
Inc governor and Council ssaves tha
0IVe committee Of the ceu-ar1r,isl
ceisoraoon e submit a new bucye-
1ne expenditures tor the show =, nc
prpcucec IL Portland not tn exra.e
sae.eo0 including 81. 8Be which ri71 y,
Appropria1eo BY the city Of Portland.
Inc Industrial exposition VII be
one OF the features Of the ceieb-a4,a-
At Portland. 1870
Gov M1ilsken and the Other MEM
oee OF the council were u-eser+ -
me meeting, with the sxceu-ion ~
aon George " Norton Of Portland
Ine councillor from the SECOND dis
Lr1ci' VINO Is confined to his horne tv
Illness.
The member. o. the ler,Sls.-7.-s
committee present were Senators
frssnE1 = Dea-rh Of Penobrcer
Guy ?. Garnet Of ksnnepec and Pr
9erL T. Baxter Of SaEaaahoc and
1-epressn- lives Frank H. HoIIev NJ
North -Aoson, Edgar f Rounds aud
on T. Pagan OF Portland. and Harry
II. OochrRne Of Monmouth l,-na-e
present at the nesting were Frederic
d AAGS1lr.. president Of the p-,-r1er,,.
Chamne- IF Commerce. Joseph A
IraIg. representing the Portland CITY
EDVsrnlnert- D " Eoegx, II. pup
acIIy manager Of the centennial ceIe-
nration, Frederick E. Ga.,hi of Port
"a iN.- Lae BUSINESS MANAGE. and Miss
e'eorc1a A. Fales q wate-viIls, tbu
secretary
William z. Chapman er New
York. who VIII have cha-r. Of 1hA
mus,cal programme e. the cerreurIa!
celebration al Poi cRnd, wa aIsn IT
attendance
WARRANTS were passed by the gov
ernor and council as follows: Nc
lns' weekly salaries. s1G.G5g.7-; w.
lhss, highway payroll. Ss,7ME-~ No.
1-e3s, Elaine mansion payroll, S55ss sss
total - CSC
1hs mex meeting oS the governor
anG council VIII be held Friday, Feh.
q, at 1G A. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

a-lss laura NJ Mank, Z II : 1916
anG q alter T. Curtis Of DLxmont
united Il 1za-rlass rv Rev. William
Faugna- ieft today for Cra groom
farm houe The cerenn0nv WIS pr
vate and tn couple were attended by
the brides mother and Mrs. Lillian
Gardner MISS Mark has for the
pas; eight Years made her home with
the Latter and il Young lacy Of
nAET charming qualities. she wore
= gown Of gray cloth and large BACK
ng.-- carving red roses. The double
ring was psed. II order 70 elude
party Of friends forega1hereG a. the
-a-.rDad station. the young couple
drCve 10 C11y POINT where they
boarded the train uumoiesled They
u. C.2ke lheIr home II CiDont
where -ae groom Is prosperous
-1 ing GARNER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
aHr!lMlTEM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER

-ser Seated Uric Acid Dsqositx Are
-tssoivec ane the Hhesnsatir Poi
scr Starts 70 LaaSe the 3yusGa
N--t- twenty -foar Hours.
Ter Druggist IN this county In au-
elG-.zec II say 10 every rheumatic SUI
w. Z ms vicinity that Il twp hot
4eA 01 AiieC-isG- the sure conCuernr O.
-f-.-,lA !sr--, uoes not stop Ill agony. re-
fss. swoiier Joints and dc away with
.--r. NJ slightest CwingE % rheumatic
1a.r ne vii gladly return your money
w'-auii- cuunenr
a--.G mas been r-iec and ca9ta6
..g- --a;--s and really marvellous results
ss -.aE ACCOM- DllEned II the most Sc
49,. Uses where the suffering and
g-r was intense and pflenus and
wne~a ne patent was helpless
.ar~r2 relieves Ell once ImmadSale-
YOU start Id take Il the good
-8-F BEGINS. L searches OFT the Uric
4.an0sI-s C;ssoives the secretions
!-. a-.- - -hsuTa-Ic poison out CT the
at.a --nuEr the kidneys and bowels.
r.s-,eIouE how quickly e Acts
....,zspr y. often comes II two dzvH.
r war II cases where the suffering
-rrcs- painful al races disappear u
- -
lines Z Allen, The disccverer Of
.s--.7- VINO fur mary wears suffered
ID, -0--!arr II n acute rheumatism. de-
.,-a4 Ii. sufferers 70 know that ne does
-.- u-4r q cent Of anvUne's money I'M
..- t5r-.C decisfvely conGuers this
,-r ZIP lid diseases. and he ERS IL
..- IRA. --l--IEts 70 guarantee II II
~ ~ f77stqcH ADV. Ians-.-feni,-t 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
BELFAST

Or IN complaint OF FIVE Belfast
nen- Vho ct1E-rec MIN with incou-
I,e1snc--, with being al improper per
son for che Office and Of having col
.ectec more mileage than WIS aue
hin. Game Warden z T Bessey Of
Anaz vas gwen a hearing To-Day De
fore Game Commissioner Willis Z
Parsons Of Dover The petitioners
we're represented by Arthur Rttchie..
Considerable Evidence as ID the
waraer methods Of performing his
duties vas g1ver nv Lne petitioners
Ginning Misrepresentation They
Charmed mat Il order 20 get evidence
against ce--at, men ne tolG then
maj Others me ibid OF them going
So tar a. u tel the SINE s-ory about
ctt1ese men TO others. Commissioner
Parsons took the matter under COZ
sitis-a-Io--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
MONTVILLE

CENTH.-The selectmer have the
towns affairs II order for ne RuGi-
tors annual report
= J Tasker Is II.
Harold Foster was home from Ban
3gr the past week.
Mrs : Z. Place came home from
North SearsnoEr or Saturday She
rad been caring for Mrs. George I
Jackson
Miss Clara W Bean is home from.
Bangor.
Lewis Law-v i. III WITH uuuDs.
M. and Mrs. Carl FoF arrived IL
E. A. FuT's Tuesday from Danve-s.
Mass
Mrs Bert Brown. Of Liberty. was q
week END guest Of Mr. and Mrs =
: E-skine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
STATE HOUSE
.sz. m.ssns ee~.rnsr cssnaa, 10 A. n er,s =, -

a-~-- q session lasting several
,o,-s ysHsrtzy afternoon and Inst
pervsaE thu laE1slarive Conn.,
1859 soe the executive cnxnmtttee
. Maine Cennerniad Calalrn4inn.
---r WIS neic a. Portland this sum-
-.- M he gy~Unor and council, II
1.ciaee 70 abandon the idea II
NJ ss . pageanr rs . pArt of the
.s,au-a1m but % make the AFFAIR n
ee Fg- C. q historical finn Il cun-
7ee-.o- with a moving picture pro
little The moving pictures VII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

era services vii be held tomorrow
a. the residence Of his uncle. James
EohinsoE- on Nam street. The
Young man wss 8 victim Of an al
cess OF me brain following Influenza
OF brief duration Ee was q fine
young fellow with mary friends auc
-he bersa wed parents have the deep
sFupaLty OF -1A cnUDHrity Fun
era services Ell = ? NJ, Rev. G. :.
aauer Of the Baptist church oftcaa--
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
THREE BIG STARS
N WEEKEND BILL

Three famous sca-s VIII b. seen II M
weekend bil III the CuiuriaL VIII
rogers VII appear in Almost z Ha--
band al urusuaIIy delightful picture
which Douglas MacL.ean and Doris Nav
VIII be seen in What's y1U- husband
Doing" L vii De recalled that they
appeared IT Twenty ana j Eair
HourY Leave" here recently and -ae.-
success then Is sure tn be SURPASSED IN
this later production Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Euneral OF Annie =. Carter

FuleraL SERVICES for Annie E.
Carter, The well known medium. were
held To-Day 81 the Coon bs unds-rak-
ing pariu-s OF Main street Mrs.
Staples, SpirI-aaIist officiating
Mrs. Carter died OF SATURDAY. Right
after a brief illness. For several
years she had been one Of me Ieac-
srs Of Spi-ituAisn II Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
= -oN-sacToRS AND BUILD
Frs

eli r~1nGEaIs Will ne received b.
1- ii-,ra-sis--eo unta - O'Clock NJ.
-.esct- si-rn . IgA. for furnishing
--iara-;a.r and LABOR necessary -
10 7 and cayrlp,ers q new Nu-aes Home
y. AUGUSTA state Hospital, Augusta,
a~s Ara 5necIfcs ciuns for taIs work
- 81. scan and III Information OBJ
g-rr~ 81 -ae 01.lcs OF larry :. CDomps,
-,,ri--r- -.awlEtn1 Maine.
,epa-a-t 1'-rpBsais viii be receireG
-r ne sH-7e da-s for Heating. Plumb
nc Lac Ei-c--lC y ring
.a--.t.-r cnsck -ur sc ue the
snnuu 81 5ae proposal VIII De required
o. -aeL bidder.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
DAILY CHANGE OF BILL

Beginning with nez- Monda- lhe
Colonla' theatre vii return III FL oid
tirne policy Of d daily change Of bill.
The VERY best pictures The I1la-tzt4- at
lords VII coutInae n - presented. Wv
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
-a-ple ". Bailey

The remains Of Harold " Bailey
Ia -9-ysar SCI OF Fred X and
F4snne White Bailey OF East Mi
sHDcker. ware brought n their for
1sF home n Bstras4 today and fun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

PROBATE NOTICE Notice is here
ruzry I'm. Fred B,rrwood of Oakland
IN the Cuunty Of Eennebec was ny the
Prphafe Court Tor the County OF Ken
nebec. Gully appointed executor ~ the
win Of James BU-wood. late OF Augusta
IN sai6 County, deceased. and thai On
the same date aid Fred Bu-wuuC GuaIl-
ded for anc accepted said trust
Attest r ". LEIGHTON.
REgistgr Of Probate
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice iE here-
by given that on the ninth day Of Feb
ruary 1877, Dean Z. Va i,eeier and Les
ter NJ Andrews. bnIh OF Oakland in
the County OK kannebec. ware by tns
Probate Court Cor che County os Ken
nepsc. duly appointed executurs Of the
VIII Of Martina Ellen W.nsiow, late O.
Oakland IN said County. deceased. and
that On the same date said executors
cualif0c spr and acceptsd saiC trust
Attest: r. " LEIGHTON.
EAgistsr of Probate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Ear FUv Of MourviIIe and Mise
cTotcle Crinnsl Of Appleton were mar
RED II Darvs-s, Mass, Fsh /