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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
EN- WILMA 10
DIVISIONES
POLACAS
La Iucha poIaco
q punto de reanudarse
Ell gobierno lituano movliza
sus tropas para hacer fren
tie a los polacos en- Kovno

WASHINGTON, Octubre 30.-La
guerra entire Polonia y Lituania Sc h.
LA a punto de r~eanudarse, segun ex-
presan las noticias recibidas hoy aqul
de su gobierno, por la Comisi6n itua-
ma
De acuerdo con esas i~nformaciones,
diez divisiones polacas Sc encuentran
ahora en- Wilma, Ia antigua capital Ii
tuana que fue ocupada hace POGO por
las tropas del general Zeligouski. Las
fuerzas lituanas estAn siendo movi-
lizadas r4pidamente para hacer fren-
te Y atacar al ejercito polaco en- Kov-
no. Ia capital provisional de Lituania.
Las noticias de referencia agregan que
los polacos han inaugurado tambttn
I'm verdadero reinado del terror,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
O FUNERALES DE
MACSWINEY Sc
APLAZARON
Sc efectuaran hasta 81
Iunes proximo en- Cork
Millares de irlandeses han
desfilado ante Ell tumulo
del martir sinfeniano

LONDRES, Octubre 30.-El Ejecuti-
vo sinfeniano ha decidido aplazar los
funerales del finado Lord Mayor de
Cork, Terencio MacSwiney, hasta el
lunes. como una protesta contra Ut
acci6n del gobierno IN e. case, y CO.
mo una apelaci6n de IA orden militar
que restringe IA magnitud de Ia pro-
cesi6n o c~ortejo fdnebre a IN cuarto
de miNa, segun dice un despacho re-
,cibido hoy aquf de Cork.
CORK. Irlanda, Octubre 3o.-Mila-
res de ~irlandeses, de todas las clases
socialeS, con Sus espoSaS c hijoS, han
desfilado en- solemue procession ante
el catafalco del Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney, poniendo de manifesto aSi
eI alto aprecio que todos los irianGe-
scs tenlan por el martir nacinalista.
:Iillares de personals han llegado Il esta
ciudad, por tren. por coche. automo-
viles Y toda clase de vehiculos y los
que no han podido de otr> manera, a
pie, para concurrir a los funeTales del
que supo morir por los ideaies de 81
raZa.
e. cadaver de Lord Mayor que os-
ten;aba ell uniforme de Official del
Ej6:cito Republican, Ir!andes, ha sido
cambiado de traje. habiendose puesto
ahora el habito de los F,ranciscanos.
FL ataud en- donde Sc e~ncuentra, uene
"a mitad de Ia cubierta de vidrio que
deja yer ell demacrado rostro del mar
tir. Ell catafalco donde Sc ma colocado
el ataGd Sc encuentra entertainments
cubierto de flores. Y cuatro volunta-
rios vestidos de civiles Sc italian dan
do suardia. FL ~recinto del temple don
de Sc halla cXpuesto cl cadaver, ha!
resultado insuficiente para contener
los millares de v~isi;antes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
MODELO B
Este generator

Este generator
electrico es m
JAMIE a nuestro mo
delo "a" pero esta
construido dentrto
de una GAIA de her
mosa f~actura, Gu
bierta de piel ne
era y con todas sus
parties metalicaas
e niqueladas.
Contiene un buen
equlpo de electro
dos para diversos
usos y es usado por
PROFESSIONALS, asi
como por ell publ
co en- general.
PRECIO, compile
to, COMO aparece
en- ell grabado, con
un electrodo n
raj nGmero /, uno
numero 2 para apli
c%aciones para ell pc
10 y uno numero 8
A5.e9.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
NO HAY ESPERANZA DE QUE Sc
ASARATE LA VIDA EN-
lNGLATERRA

LA HAYA, Octubre S0.-Sesun in
formaciones procedentes de Londres,
los precios han subido en- lnglaterra
ell 16l por ciento desde Ia epoca an
terror a la guerra. Para este calculo
Sc han tornado como base los pre-
clos al menudeo de artfculos de pri-
mera neccsidad, vestidos, combustible
- leche,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
0I:-
LA QUESTION DEL ADRIATlCU

ROMA, Octubre 30.-En los prime
ros dias del mes entrante de Noviem-
bre. daran principle las negociaciones
directas entire los representatives tia
lianos Y yugo-eslavos, para arregiar
Ia question del Adriatico, segdn sSpre-
So un aviso semi-ofical dado a la pL-
blicidad hoy aauL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

sobierno argentine a mediados del n
pasado durara 60 amos. transcuridos
los cuales pasard IA estaci6n a ser
propiedad de IL RepIblica Argentina,
sin determination alguna. La tarifa
maxima fijada en- el contrato ce!ebra-
do con eI gobierno- importara dos
tarceras parties de Ia tarifa que Sc
aplica respecto de los c~ablegramas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Bismarck Robstown, Tex.-Tenenios
~entendido que 81 esta funcionando
e. establecimiento que nos indica, pc
70 para mayor seguridad bueno sera
| que sc dirija a 81 directamcnte con
IL direction gu nos indica.
&. Z. San Diego. Ca!.-No hay nlui
casas comerciales que hagan catalo
COS Y para que lc demos las dircccio-
mes que nos pide es precise que ros
indique el ramo que a I'd. interese,
que nos mande ST. nombre Y direction
postal V estampilla de dos centavos
para nuestra respuesta.
No conocemos suficientemcnte a fon-
do el concrete de las pobls2iones que
nos indica para poder establecer com
paraciones respec;o de precios.
En- cuanto a Ia vida V a las condi-
clones dc trabajo. son sensiblemente
iguales en- todos los Estados de Ia frun
terra, Y cuando Ia vida es UT POGO mas
5arata los salaries Son liGeramc.,te
mas bajos.
L. r. D.-Broadwatcr, Nebr.-En Ia
primera guerra m6dica Sc libr6 una
batalla ccrca de Narration y en- ella de-
rrot6 Milciades a los persas c hizo He
car a Atenas il roticias dc su victJ-
ria por medic de un mensajero que Co
rri6 tanto para llegar cuanto anrss
que Cay0 muer:o al nntregar 81 men
sale. Con est: inotiTo 81 cuenta dc
uEl lama atcnic-se Cuo trnfa IN hi
- en- CT ejerc,ro dc Alilcia1es, Ia QCe
al yer al mcnsaiero le pr'gunt6 nu1
habia pasad1 : 10 que .e r~espondi5 Is
te que habfa aireIto su :;;jo Y Ella
le replied: NO tc pregunto ESQ. sino
81 SC %anj = Ira!ia'.
En- la actualidad csta suprimida Ia
Ticv-PresidencIA en- Mexico y poi ID
tanto no hay ahora quien II desem-
pene nj Ia desempcnar& persona algu-
na en- cuanto Obreg6n sc haga cargo
del gobicrno.
La Liga dc las Naciones cXiste va
V 81 los Estados Unidos sc adhere
n ella funcior2ra con su cooperation
mejor seguramente. pero 81 no Sc ad-
hioren no por ESQ dejara de cHistir. pCr
ahora al menos.
z. l.. V r. Ciudad.-En Ia pdgina
II del nImero de LA PRENSA CORES
pondiente al v~iernes 90 del actual Tn
contrara un anuncio que sc retire a.
asunto que nos indica V EN- el hallara
Ia direction que desea.
NJ. de J.. NJ. O.-Mesa, Ariz.-tQuic-
nes han hecho las uitimas revolucio-
mes en- Mexico? Indivi0uos a Sc lmpro
visaron Generates O "Coroneles 81
cram muy modestos en- sus aspira-
clones Para que las hicieron? Para
llegar al poder. Esa es Ia raZon que
hay para que las cosas pasen en- Me-
xico de diferente manera n como pasah
aQuf. Pero hay que esperar que csc
mai Sc ira corrigiendo POGO a POGO y
que nj seran mili1ares los cirlles nj
s~cbernaran los m~ilitares. ror 10 de-
mas. 10 mismo que I'd. dice lrdica
claramente cuan diferente es 10 que sc
20 promote a I'm pueblo para mortar
10 a Ia rebellion de 10 que Sc lie cumple
una veZ que mediante su sanSfe,
Sc ha aseGurado Ell triunfo.
J. L.-Houston. TeXas.-Para cual
qaier asunto Official que desee tratar
con eI funcionario que nos indica es
inutil que ponga su nombre Y hasta
indebido, va que Sc dirije al functo-
mario Y no al individuo. Por 10 que
hace a Ia direction, basta con que Sc
ponga eI tftulo del cargo que desem-
peha para que llegue a su poder cual-
quier documento u necesite enviar-
le.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31
MODELO E.

Este aparato cs 81 mas
popular, debido a su
precio y a cue con cl SC
puedcn hacer las apli-
cacioncs que Sc quicran.
10 mismo que con cl apa
ratio mas costoso. Sc CO.
neca con cualquiera CO
rrlcnte dc luz o de fuer
"a, y un nino 10 puedc
manejar. Lo rccomenda-
mos especialmente para
Iso domestico y particu-
lar. pcro iEualmentc pue
dc ser uSado poT los me
dicoS, barbero3, y en- ge-
neral resistc cualquie-
trabajo. por pcSado quo
sea Este aparato lleva
una complete Earautia.
10 mismo Que los mode
los de mas prcGo.
PRECIo del aparato
iguai al modclo con cuer
das para conectarlo y un
elcctrodo No. ...s2t.00
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-31

Para Iibros en- espahci, dirijase US
ted a la Casa EDITORIAL Lozano, f1S
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
READFIELD

DEoOT-A Grange meeting VII aegsl
o'clock Wednesday evening. ian =.
=. Grange hail i Is desired thar ali
msI5e-s attend AZ interesting pro
gram : i preparation and after Ire
meeting there VII Dc s1--a, hoor.
when nay e entered ~ al
Ms George A6sl. 1ho Is e. with
grip. i Improving
Mrs Emma Gordon. who has been
suffering from h3oo1,,otsoa caused By
At a5sc=ss z the th-o<e- = te--e-
Mss Helen brown fs,l wa5ss skating
.a.u-.-g Ter si5cw :oi1-- causing IA
hannation which : very painful and
troctlesone-
Sermon preached - Rsv Ans7a W.T.
iizns az the Depo. Church SEaday.
Theme. Conversion 70 Christ
Mrs E A Leenaa. Augusta. vas a
vY3tor among Depot friends the past
week
Mics Williams has sold rs farm and
buildings TO Lloyd Palmer Of Cor.ath
Delegates from here who attended
the. Boys conference IN Lewiston. e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Mayo when q youngSter had N am
bi.3oa 70 b 2 UloIorman- but his par
enLs seat him 10 the Peeksklll Mill
tAry academy where Re learned q
lot Of stuff" He then went on the
stage, Travelled in Europe five years
and finally listened 10 the cal Of the
screen He has been featured in
many big productions the lss- of
which seen here vas a Little Broth
= Of the Rich last week
Edith Roberts Is q daring horse
woman as ali viii agree when they
Sc her. she learned TO ride Oh Riy-
erside drive in New York where she
~as born Just IS years ago. She at
tended one OF the exclusive semira-
-ies up the Hudson" but wanting
more excitement, she rushed 70 Cal
Norma like & -forty-ainer" and has
been successful eyer since
q Getting a New Angle is the title
o. The Outing Chester picture rha.
completes the Colonial hin-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
THREE BIG STARS
ON PROGRAM AT
THE COLONIAL

Sylvia Dreamer. Frank Mayo and
Edith Roberts are the Stars who are
featured II the mid week program at
the Colonial theatre which opens TO-
cay. II is z collection ct artists il
pass
Sylvia Dreamer is an Australian
Anyone Rho has heard her speak
would know that she IS not an Amer
lean although il was three years ago
since she frst came under the infi1-
ence Of the Statute Of Liberty. The
Noonshine Trail Is the production
il which she VIII be seen today and
tomorrow. Il Is ]. Stuart Black
ton picture which means tina, it Is
one Of the biggest things seen at the
coy Colonial for weeks
Sylvia Dreamer is the lovely dark
eyed beauty whose personality has
added TO the charm Of such previous
Blackton pictures as The Common
Cause" Missing" The House Di-
yided," ard the Maurice Tourneur
picture. The White Heather" Rob
erc Gordon il the talented young man
who gave blase theatregoers a jolt
with his Characterization of Mark
Twain's -Euck" in "Huck and Tom"
With Jack P;ckford. Since that time
he has given Us many splendid i'm
presentations.
.Lasca" is the name Of the play in
which Frank Mayo and Edith Rob-
erts appear. It is story OF Old
Texas and one Of the most powerful
yet screened in which incidents Of
the Rio Grande are depicted Frank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
New Corporations

The following Few co-1o.arocs
organized uace- tie laws of Maine
Fave had their articles e irccrpo-s-
tion app-ove6 bY the Office Of TIE AZ.
.oTnsy general:
Kennedy. Fgoyd & Conpany or.
gained jan - =. August CAPITAL
STOCK, sl2s.I4ss; Q. which s.s,gyD is
common and s19a.sas is preferred
President ard rrasurs-, z. N
L@aF.s1, Aug1s-z; clerk, Frank z
soutnA-o. A1gas.s; directors. :. l.
Fogg. Frank e Sou,hard and e. n
L@aF1u- al Of Augusta PURPOSES
70 carly On the business and 70 H.
cass others 10 carry On the business
q dealing generally in fuel. rock and
trap rock Approved jan .s.
o.d Io~n-MItcrd Ice COMPANY.
o'zanizsd jan Is al OLD Town. cap:-
"a stock- s.s,gs,o: al. common; moth
Gs PAID Il: par value, 400; shares
subscribed. !. President Thomas
Do2an. Old Town: treasurer, Jams
saarero. Old Town: clerk. jaime.
SH-ar. Old Town: directors. the
ADORE. Purposes. q general ice bust
less Approved Jan Is.
TIE Knights Of Pythias Buf;dinv
Association. organized Jan. - a,
hock-aao- Capital stock. SIe,eoo: an
common: nothing paid in: par value
sle' shares subscribed, ~. Pres:den.
James o. Brown. North Haven.
treasurer. Howard D. Dean, North
Haven; clerk, Herman ". Crockett,
NORM Haven; directors, Howard d
Dean. Owen D. Lermond and Henry
T. Duncan. an Of North Haven. Pur.
poses, 70 bold. control and manage
such real estate and personal prom
erty as may be necessary TO prov;se
a suitable building and properly
equip the same for the Knights Of
Pythias organiza ton in North Haven
Approved Jan. IS.
Donnell Medical Co, Drained Ian
"A at Lewiston. Capital stock $500 :
80; OF which $3.50. 900 Il common ana
szsS.eoe is preferred: nothing paid in:
par value, 81: shares subscribed ?
common President and treasurer
Charles K DonneIl. Lewiston; clerk.
William n. Clifford. Lewiston: cirec-
tors. Charles K Donner, William n
N - AE"1StOu dQC Il. ITums a
Convey. Boston Purposes, a genera,
business in drugs. medicines. etc. Ap-
proved Jan. IS.
Becker Manufacturing CORPORA
ton, organized Jan - at Portland.
Capital stock. s2.375.ooo: OF which
s1.s.5.eoo i. preferred and $500 900 is
common: paid in, s12s; par value.
preferred 800 and common ses:
shares subscribed. 5. President.
Alexander D. Morgan. Boston; treas
urer, John Becker. Jr- Boston; clerk.
Richard E. Harvey. Portland; direc-
tors. Alexander D. Morgan, John
Becker. Jr, Alfred G. Phipps and B.
A Buckley Of Boston, Arthur z.
Morley Of Winthrop, Mass. Purposes.
al kinds Of manufacturing and other
business. Approved, Jan. 2s.
Rice Brothers Corporation. organ
lied Jan q at Portland. CAPITAL
stock. s501, 900: all common; nothing
paid in; par value. SO: shares sub
scribed. s. President and treasurer.
George F. Gould, Portland: clerk.
Henry ". Rice, East Boothbay: d.
rectors. George F. Gould of Portland.
Henry ". Rice and William E. Rice
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LHDllRD WOOD Club
ORGANIZED WITH HEAD
QUARTERS 1T LEWISTON

State headquarters Of The Leonard
Wood League Of Maine was opened
In rooms sss-s Of the Manufactures
Bank building Lewiston Tuesday
morning. the cf6cial launching Of the
campaign il Maine 10 secure support
for tie nomination Of Leonard Wood
for TIE Presidency On the Republican
ticket
Charles 3. Carter Is chairman q
the General committee Of tie league
Honorary chairmen are Governor
Mil,ike1. former Governor William
=. Cobb Of Rockiand and former
Congressman Frank e. Guernsey Of
Dover Earcid NJ SewaM Of Bath is
Tire member Of the National commit
tee from Maine Daniel 8 Dexter
Lewiston Is secretary
Comprising The Genera, commit
tee are men from every section of
the State prominent in the COUNCILS
II The Republican party. many CT
whom have held positions O. trust
and many o- whom are active today
in tie party.
A representative meeting Of
Name Republicans was held at the
Senate chamber at Augusta on Nov
for the purpose Of orgariEing q
Leonard Wcod League OF Maine. 10
further the nomination OF Leonard
Wool for President
Besides those mentioned above the
personal Of the general committee ia
as follows: c. P Allen Pressure Is'e:
Rupert Z Baxter. Bath: John P
Bass. Wilton: Frank ". Butler.
Pennington; ". H Butler. Rock
Land; Charles B. Clarie. Portland;
Arthur Chaplin Bangor: Ernest ?
Caason. Lisboa: Capt Benjamin ?
Coloo-d- Sea-spc--: Charles Sumner
Cook Portland: ". L Cummings
ford; Charles r Eaton. Princeton;
George :. Emery. Sanford: George
L Emery. Biddefo-s: Frank c.
harrington Augusta: Charles H
Fogg. EcuIton: Ph,neas H Gay.
Damar.seotta: Walter L Gray. South
Paris; EaIhe-r P. Gardner. PaIzen;
Gly p Ganne-t Augusta: Har-y L
Goodrich Paluy-a: z b Hsnlin-
Milo; \ L kavanash- Lewiston:
Frsrk 3 Miller. RoeEia-d. Harold
II. Mu-chie. Calais: Charles Il Pres
cot-- B:ddsfo-d: Herbert Paysol-
Portland; He-berr T Powers. Fort
Fairfield: Eiran ". Kicker. South
Poland: " y. Scales. Cui,to-d: Ara
tas E S-earas. Rumtor5: ?. Marion
Simpson Ralfgo-: Jcin Z. SDrzx-e.
Dover; Joseph ". Sawyer. Nilb-idge:
Blaine s EI'eS. Augusta George G
Weeks Fairfield: Edward v. Wheel-
er Brunswick: Slillmaa z. Goldman
Machias.
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c4ec vhexe he a$tende4 - h1s1
.sonzl Sheep Conference and SLOW
MI. Crawford brought hack With I'm
rsany hszs vascA viii BE- Of grez:
yaaZe 10 the steep rzisegs ard wc'o.
growers Of Maine One fact VILE
which he was impressed vas tie IL
creased market vzise q iznhs-
Fr1rk h Dudley q Auburn Ii.
SAFE hc1tieultuYfSe. rxDcKted On n.
recent trip to Albany. E<W York
vneye be assende6 the meeting Of lie
NsE YORK Pathological Society. he
STATED ,hxs oEs q the ensS items @.
interest was . number q varieties o.
sppses wAich we're = reEs. a n@e--
90. experiments carried CT by tss
Ns~ York Experiment Station IL.
Dudley obtained severn; new IDEAS L
regard 70 arranging EXHIBITS O.
apples. and these De Intends 70 uSe L
slows 70 Be hest q this State Re
also g:1.sd TIA, TIE lecturers II az
,s-1znce we're znong tie be<s !. TIE
eastern Fart CT tie COUNTY Mr..
Dudley also ccc,e-p.a.Es Introducing
.1to-nz.so. i,to TIE p1.i5c school.
pertaining 70 TIE beneficial insects u
this S-z.e-
4 " G SouIe- CHIEF q The Division
0. l.sr,ct5c-- discussed the fertilizer
situation IN this State a. i. ex.S-s Z.
TIE r-essl. time NJ Sozle also re-
te-.e. 70 vsE kls1ah5e i,ci6e..
wklca las -ecertly been called 70 h.
attention and which IL beang IL
vest3sz1sd both By NJ Souls and Dr..
" Il Ly-ch. TIE Eve stock sanitary
cc-mlss5ooe-- 4 nan II The eastern
raE q TIE State recently los. eaza.
head ot ca-.s. rEo sheep and two
hogx- The cs1ss Of .ksir death Will
presumably BE- determined AZ soon Is
analyses Of the s-nnzchs hare tesr
completed ]. l. assumed thai 4 nav
hare beer ether arssctczi poison. 2
@ c1e 70 soEs harmful foreign sub
stance il .ls grain fed 70 The za:-
mas DR. W 4 Lynch, the rev live
sock sanitary Commissioner, was il
attendance q. tLs meeting ard gave
very Interesting talk On tube-crI.n
te=s-sCg IL this STATE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Tcon tie chemical kxpeytnses Of
tse vcskess n the A0.sasy eng
ne<rsnx laboratory q he S-4te De-
r.z-emena Of Health Do the people o.
Maine csp<ht for knowledge tnzf
their drinking water Is Enpc0uss7A
Upon this division q vzbasc bath
wosk SAl1s the responsibility Of a1z-y-
FEB Il v110. sewage, and MIX u lie
Saa,s At Maine, the division cooper
sstnx VII The Public Utilities Com-
NILSSON ao6 the State Department o.
AgYteastsSe
During 1913. practically 1ss a.ssE-
Sc a Maine waters were made 4
ennx1ooa With ises q the p-ece--
sng yes1. These figures Supplement
figures In every oEhe- Department q
public heakh work II Indicating tsas
a rasxkes. increase = bang E.zce Il
tie acceptance q ths various branch
g os pubssc hsaI-h sev.cs by TIE
people ., large Much 6: tie water
anaiyssa = tcne for tas Public
Utilities ConmExsior ~hiea has CT
..cs os the put4sc water sGppiies q
.se State b., nEne-o7s samples from
private springs reach the laboratory
~eekiy. TIE ,o.zl figures C 1874
analyses tar5-g 1918 gre II average
q. FIVE water EXAMINATIONS daily.
The examination s-d Analysis q
ELK was begun cry last s1mEs-
and since thz, tine has tots14d ia
samples THIS work ts co-s fcr ;hs
S-a.e Department 0. Agriculture
which las control Ct the State milk
sgpp,iez One simple Ct butter was
siso examined
The laboratory e the division o.
Sanitary Engineering. Until jan l.
.-a-s. tzs t,ee1 in charge G. II. D.
Esans- director and chemist WHO
alter ns.y years q VARIABLE service
20 the State Dspz--ea, Of Health
Las entered tie fed OF industrial
easzaiErv. The iat.o-s-1-y IL AZ
,S-esent IL charge q Philip NJ
6;oEstr1cx C AEgls.s, z ssnio- st TIE
University ot Maine. VITO las been
assas-A,s 10 ~. Evans fo- several
ss2n-srE Mr. M-Go1,d-icx has III,
ts1Iorary charge however as hs in
te-cs 30 r=s1ru 20 his Glasses carly il
Feor2sgr, AMI z Permanent director
1il ss9-T.y ke Appointed Miss
kat.zy.-s q. EoswzE * assistant
<-e-zE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Jumps OF
INDIGESTION
"Pape's DapePS-,." :. IKE
fixes your Sou, Ocssy',
AGt St--3c-

Cndige<.ed foo6, L--E- -.
belching gas acids z-5 s-.---s.
When your stomach i g. -,
here Is instant reliet--- ~z...-g
The moment yoU ga 3 :a-s- q.
two Of Papss Disp=ps-n e. - I'll.
ges.ioa pain an1 6ys2@gs4 5.s...s>:
caused by AGILITY is --!.s.--
Your disor6s-ed s-o-z- -. -,
fire ~ ONCE
These pleasant E-sss .as4..
q Psps's Dlzpeps-1 -@-.----= r..
harmful acids II th= s--a--. At.
give almost Instant .=.=: c+s.5-!
they cost SO little q c--E sores
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

EsSsxIs os work accom- pl3shed dur
izx ting pzE moth were made By the
c-e-srt heads Ct cs-s-rs-.s u the
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Rheumatism
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VASSALBORO

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winston has purchased the residence of
Fred Pooier Of wonsIow and viii I'm.
prove and repair the same for his occu-
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The reeuaar D0aGhay meeting q
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Union Mutual Life Insurance Co,
Of Portland, Maine
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting Of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company will
be held at the company's Office, at
Portland, Maine. on Tuesday the 80
day Of February. 1870, at 1890 A. NJ
for the purpose Of eIeetins four tes
Directors IN place Of those whose
terri, Of Office expires, and to fill any
other vacancy. II any, then existing
in the Board.
BY order Of the Directors.
SYLVAN 3. PHILLIPS.
Secretary.
Portland, Maine, December 30, 1919.
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