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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

ing I had 20 ruw way around 20
me landing kept the trees IN mind
and walked toward them Hardly
rad they crime IN view when saw
high IN ons Of them Il nest
Il Was the ravens nest And. by
the way hzf been auiacsng tor some
time thai the eggs which nay hens
were gupd enough 10 Lay fGr me- Eers
ofeEn broken as though some bird had
peckEd them For song tine 7 had
heEa wondering what sur 0f creature
was doing this When 7 aoakel into
the ravens nest saw mar the eggs
there were IN much the same diiapi-
dxred condition a. my hens eg@
and there were the ravens themselves
ciFclfng around noticed thar there
.zs third BIRD flying with them
At first 7 Thought Il vas another
raven. bait On eSoser inspection saw Il
w1D CROW with Al 25nor-n2llT
formed beak- The uppe- mandinse
zrcned way down around tina lower
shot the Crow fnr I knew tfaax this
xas the bird which had BEEN tsasring
himself On my eggs Strange Ia szx
the Cow appeaxed ID be real chummy
with the ravens whose eExs he ~as
stealing II lookes1 N though the
ravens we're 1uite willing 10 fed the
nzrande-
Another story Mr srinney g.sd EAx
Of npw ne soc-erdei N getting speca-
nea Of harlequin ssaek- Cine cozd. raw,
rzirv GAY he took ms rife and went
- - .r-
st0ea there spr nearly rEo hours -zit-
ing for scme bird n ay IN close 70 the
sfaure Finally. as he looked ~ n
av s0sae n1ra canning GOWN ste wind
Judging rn4n the rzy the bird wzs 1y-
ing Mr. SPINNER thought Il wu1td rurus
N safSTv canno to him iris hzppeneL
VITA tne crack OF III SpinneFs gun
rae bird drurped .nfo tie rats- sozat
distances suu the shore L vas terri
bly, ruzxa our theG The aog which
was ased BY Nr- SPINNER far resrzeT-
ing purposes was way hack a. the
aunA IN vzfn tae keepsr relied sor
the dog. there ras an1hinx elsa % do
bur go bzrk and get the dcg- When
Nr. Sranney returned vita his dig rhe
sard was>drsfttng on the waves zna1r
48A yzryis from rt.e S1aorA TIE
waves we're Coating vigorously m
To the ssure- fhe dnx srmpsd right q
arnung then At Afsk Ne ia nrr .Cftee
ne dead dnck HI began playing
around the dscuys and tne1 Els afrE--
tina ~as attracted III srne lohse-
suuyz In ths neznftlns the izrk ~Is
as1fftng farther a1zT. Juzt WHAT -
s-ac.ed the dogs sxsenf1un to the dnrk
Mr. sunney nese~ knew 5ut All of a
sstGaa TIA DAG anxssd sfsE II Ihis
nd, hzrpened in the munth Of renen-
per and the rzter wzs awfuily ceid
Mr.. SPINNER Se<zn % hexr fnr the safe
~ OF nis dog. but that faithful ana-
-saxi continued after the duck and q
r1gfr reached IL When Ne r@nrhed
staure sian his msy he landed far down
Al the farther end az the isfand from
w;ess ne aad started ozI lie lad been
n fHxf NY wzfer for more thzn three
azarssxs ef IN hour. hut seesned 70ne
the ~urzs for ssis sxpsaiencel And
xasn Ny. Scinnes tnok TIE bird frurn
III dsx Ne go sszt q w1E one If
those naraeqHin dncks tnr which be had
sessn looking FOR 70 long
One OF the nsast znsezs.szthE parts OF
NJ. sp6meYs talk was that u Winch
NJ dealt with the miE-asssn az bsras-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

There = m better asacs to ssEdy
t1ese T1g-a1EunS Et1zn = Lighthouse
said the sDHaEzz ACuor-5Sus I'D .Eg6s
bird expert there are e@--ztn typas Of
5sr1s Ss,srA migrate OMIT al asgf1L
These are rEse @ezxe- vzF-esBfs They
ia zor dare 10 travail n ssae lay time
Lr- Sqs1ney said TszEE ae haa sfzeza
seer thousands II 1ns=sS Little xSnEez
creatures passing G2arsaEa Inc -szes-
1aa rays at the liEnx- Slrzss time Gserw
Eczld continue crossing the rays AL
night l1Ig. thousands NJ than 81 tnesr
way ea1as- 3nr-1 or snlza. depending
zP5l the Season The zEEag appears 10
have a strange ef=E- zPgn tie 5a-sss-
They VIII 1y n clos 70 me zzass ard
when they Sc that they are too esosa
s1sss above They .as1s qzss 2r0-n L.
tsas- agna 70 aasaiz1s 1aE1kasss arad in
zkznuca As they Cannot sae zEgey Ey
hard zgzlnss this copper =zarx2e sra 4ss-
killed he speaker sad Ezz1 as lad
Tscxz2 Ep zs H3Emw as SOS d 1Ae=s4
birds wizo a4Si Ess-z zliirs ~ dying
against zs1e s0rsss< Dune az ire .sE-zE-
Aza inca Mr. Spinner md az zfse
sd ssoyv sf me BIRDS wAe -<wzn zEse@.
exhaustion dropped inro me rough
EatEr around ss.e issznG after Z s--gny
- shore wind He sad that many
1orEirg after a heavy zzze &s wauli
lc,sE nj 20 SCI s7d INST s9 szrelw as
-a4 szr -zrs r3@-o=z the 45x, birds
would appear flying EoEz-d me Island
And sf1e-7 against The rays Of tAse SIN.
Mr. S<s5nuey would So many IF tseS@
air-ss zzIl He xoz3a 20 car tn = beat
and ssek ap ttaes.a >1snrjrsssv tEr~3 GuE
e-aaturezATA@y wsszlad sc aespsesssT
IN the bottom Of the hsa1 Altar thesr
feathers md 1r5et5 and vkaear wsngs
lad sAexxme ssrung onee zsq-e they
would Tusz IT zwaT- Ssne ware 50
far =une sszzs taFv 7eTs- recovered IL
Sznnry SAID ttz. the mortality sf
aarE1s Is appalling Literally thousands
If tAezn ale either sruzn exhaustion 81
from flying against Lighthouses and
other buildings located NEARBY.
Nj SpinneF has got -uges1e-sz rare
csslec-tun Of Hsras wz1icn ne acquired
curing mis- year- Ms kesTs- ~ Segz1n
l;gat He spesr Ennsf Intimately af
these aards telling OF t6szr traits. AZ
aow he Aga got tsassn ana @fsse.r i-acz-
ierts relative IN them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
White S0x Sign Pacific
League PLAYER for Short

Chicago. So-- @s1-T1e ssgas=i rgn-
--zst eF Ernie 5af1rson 7ssesrrssop and
the Pacific Coast Easetsaif Leze1e last
rear Ezs rees1vezs today or the eli
sago American league club johnson
viii IL tEss ss,ees af ~Swesle Rzssszrs
as slGr-ssor- I3ssshr- Is az71urg esse
1-st r3EYe-S zrs6arteei 0a Gazr-es af
simplicity m --se sczn1al II me 1913
Eursa se-zES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
r arden Spinney
lis interesting
Facts About Birds
LII TraeS

EzEl IsEsaess
.s-,s-1ea.S + - lars expert
* 3 1z=rz- ~ SeEzzin Agafhouse
z - z1.E st Birds I HAVE
-lgpzr IVY T.zz- zEFursEzi members
- Err C1urct1 AEEnss club an
- q sDenasd asrersairrrenr
|-a,sssaF -Er- ~ rssR Parish
gz= Ea-1.=s = Splnney- game
L.-a=z vs. -5e nan E1n. related
- -E-zzzHzlez=s and Fnr more than
Z ny - esa -ae assaluse aEtsnrzon
e zaz--s
& S-1z1sT "a saez assns quite in--
--za-F E=l rzzsie MS nsz1aTkS all
--ez st1-z4zls-9Gs and interest,"
z h n-1 szc1e lantern sides and
zst -e- zsz nv 1ssv Of calling ap
f7-i --,,1oEgts % mis- nInEi The
r -u--1t= w1lc1 NJ threw IN the
Fsa- VS. g rzsw Of Ss-1iu tEiand
h -erT Eac-zF@ II ne sszeEEi seemed
- > cGuitesS memories 10 HIM
z E-z -1-- -cazv rad 3esa q light
a1zs & 71s sand sSer s.1ce I-A
1-s g - ss-c1-ld aZtex- light ON the.
sH- c &z-nz- Portland head light
-E sz-@'7 -1rEEa the night 10
sal1z --zsa-@.s n ~ Mr. SBsnnsy
~ IL --= wa ample evidences
= sZl -1a< -ze Gao time
aE7sT = r. -Eaz 2sea 70 depend
1zas- =-,E=E zpUa fishing far y
& --Es 7ssers IVES IN aid
n ---s= 3awa 0E 1as st.are az what
~ "a -Gz1s1E And there arr
Aa sE-E r lads having bean built
"a 4sl11 N me SD DAYS Mr.
izl;E al t-2- BE had been er1d
a .zsy IT'S = -5zne xaen the Scwer
q 7rs wzs supplied with
AZ Ez--.sv # gzrvsen 1roduce7
Ii -s-lG II Etosa days.
n = s--DeT- z.ze salary wax
x AZ ma ss@cers- If the Hgat
az Z 1z7z-5 -&rsesy upon agzc-ai-
u --Sz--s -lr living
9e&=5 az IRE pscrrs-e IN rne
-,- -G5enlr came Ia Mr..
& s.G-T Of tE7e 1nGirE of
e $40 IA a2l3t j nest there
s @ re said. Sesusa is
A& vs-stE-1 oTvesiinr pizce Of
- rz2 F5or many vears
3 p, ~ sa1aE 20 zas island
AZ e--1 Wis there. Bat il
r- l--er ! Esnr there be-
e4 7szs nesting place
1s lre 4zv I xas row.
-s-Az& y assa I reached
s.-e sozEe rait. srrzGg.v
sax rru birds ssy
sss t7sez They c:rctea
- - s.aa ar Esp serre tsu1e-
~ Eng yiaes+ we're the
- I'D tss4au search
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
4 Ccusse Surr-sse

Never before mare saas negroes az
the South 5ssn - prosperous as
during the Eas1 year and & half
Mandy and Saube. for Instance ars
n coai-olack c3GpEs wins, i've IN 4 TWO
rom cabin al r1zs @=lgs IT a little
town "a Ssata Carzsiina- MANDY a.
ways washed fsr~ white toiks and
Sanfe was a uG5iEfsF nan- Raas ttse
var put Se-1Eso n s1E COTTON gruwtng
business and LznsIv's laundry WORK
bean 1s command higeer and higher
prsrsS The rTso did dzrxses boarded
their money. lived about as rhzv Al
ways iSET- - tzsa- tE1e rzSsng Cost If
tslirgs lid ao1 affect znen- and were
locking forward 70 an Gid age Of
aEae2ce hut ali their ne5gnEsDrs
were 5uvsng ts1-4- cAoz hes and fz1r-l-
Eare a3toIr0ssslcs g-2phopssones and
.hatnos- and sv ard by AEandy and
Sambo began 20 ekzSe -znter me
saving aEssit
Sarnba vas tire FIRST 10 grHax lcsssse.
Abs -oin sssvBpiH+~ announced ne
one morning he had Just b@an paid
for some ebteo1 and he fGs0g the whole
U1E EB24 " es22@S Fs4-L HE LEEsiL lis
savings hank sDck. dressed himself in
his besz and sailed forth MANDY
rolled Ter EFes ind watched lin 60
Fool niEah." spEttersd she 4esout
noon however. Ma0dvs tabs pA1led
upon her She got dressed IN her
Sunday best 5oo- and eEnp1fed an cid
stocking of its accumulated hoard CT
srsged bills and iFskse change II
SaErhc es1uii 20 shopping shs'i Sar-
przss Elm ard go shopping aiss.
The tEo old negroes sheppe1 indie
pendentsy ard returned triumphant
10 supper Each osae had a surprise
for the other, which each would not
6i-1ige III uauYz-1,
TIE morning brn1ght their SIR
prsse-foee4tier Two si= furniture
hoase Facs backed an 10 me zEc-
-oDn cabin and fran eaen was
brought forth SHINY upright piano.
Safnbo and Na1dv had each bu1gsss
piana and paid cash fer Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

gradually BE- built ap by In NE.
More Immediately pruafzhle Is
IN Add phosphate which runs
about 70 Per cant available phusr
phafr. znd now eames the cheer
ing news that our copper mining
cnupani9 are utilizing their WASTE
salphur1e arid by treating phox-
pfafe roex and preparing a trebis
supper pHmpAare which VII ran
about g 70 - per cenf or three
times the ssrrAgfh ar ordinarily
prepared acid pnasphateA
This being iR the West. Will
prove q God-send To wheat narn-
as wnc sre looking for q way our
Of their rust and sab 6;fncuttsex
II rhfs phosphate which should
cnsf about three dollars Per acre,
VIII maize q strong sturdy plant
which vfii resist rusc- IT. import
ancs cannot be uraresxfmsted E-
peF<nents are being made In all Of
she stations 10 Io<zte 4 xhezr which
VIII be rz1ss Resistant and every
psNzble aid Is being given 10 t11s
Wheat 20 mature 5esore the rzst
per<cd-
The time viii soon ceme WHEN Z
win BE- q crime IN law As il in NJ
ready q crime in fact b roo fhe
81 md the sfate hzs perfect
right 20 insist ff1nt every man vfc
removes fertility frum tie scii shaii
re<fare e and add 4 liberal pr-
c.nfnzA. o. ouxrex4fy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26


rTHCIE Hy Wazlaca ~ d
sly ti4f y0u cun0t sxpec1
70 remove Fertility yezr assef
rear from tie setl without renewing
Il. auy more raan you cuuid Keep On
drawing m0RsF cur Of the haak
without making = derosit He used
to rage mp and dswn the innd de-
Rsuncsag the man who mined hin
SOIL and chilled Il fAruine.
Dr. Cyrfl G. HOPKINS oesonsed 10
me same school and snxse-haaded
he crasnded against san roebery BY
advocating building - e . pxna-
ueat soil fertility ~ ne use of rscx
pnosphnfA
He denonssrzfed ON sfree nun
tired acres OF vGy pour lind In
Southern Illinois that he cguld By
using mzuure. ifmesfone and rcck
phosphate produce ia bushels u
wheat per acre, whereas On his
check pists where fzrm manure
alone E,ss used Ne gpf but M
bushels
He Taught rhaf our nitroEen sup
ply can be taken nom the air and
thar We genaaI1y haye enough
potash 5nt that NE mns< replenish
phcsphafeS
Iafs en- be do N several sa.4
A aneay sruund ran rssx pDaspAzfs
win not gre much 4vsiiable 1ezNi
r.lify The Arsf year buf the suil en-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
zGAere Enn win
1850 Apple Tre0 an

s ca.x zza aez1sxz. fa2k lima irsple-
mEEfA 10 -oEs ha<. vH4sfAazss for azSr
Uznfer- nenr thr<vsrg B. e tgwn. big
MxEAsne-worked Eeskks- zS-c1w zzsxure
eztfmxtea .9ts eur1s nUySwu0d hrzaE-
ing Sz9 card ne2rSsp EzrxS1. hezvv
anantsfy peMr. viums cherry and pemcsa
rreeA ssA sugar nasps+~. s4rsn T-rsrsn
mouse, running water. sR-ft c4aP-
Hazrd<8 h<8nzueut nxr1- szfo- ebslikrv
aause. 0w7e~ called away sacrifices
all for x4sra- Easy terms Details this
and tNrzn $3.50 fsroEne Inst Femr page
S<r1urs Illustrates Eatalng Fzrzsi
Bargains - SEzfex@ [upy rnnxl1d Tree.
STRyET FAAM A5ENS-y SEP Old
South BfHE- BGsfSn- Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

Boston Nov. ----The New Az1g-a
,gs-n.se amateur championship RIA vas
WOE bv F-zaa FazIe- If re Uoz~ass-
ts.r ClzB "a IS minutes and seconds
R02zs zsze made g-zasy 5F a vel
suow and The size E2s szsu. G1i1
kfOrzzss- a c4ubEzsees pr=sssa tia winner
ssUsesx a alI szzzrs Of 1tAe -zca Rzanzr
Gilman. asa ST ere EssrcsesrAr t-.nh.
nzss.s-6 eEal.xz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

8re II Ezze old IDEAS hat K VAS
necessary fnr q child 70 have the
measles wt1OcranE esag-s and 1rhsr
so-cAlie~i -Shfldrsn.s diseases las
t.ezH proved entirely taEtacsnas asserts
the MAtne Department Of Health II
Is nut ae-essz~T for Children 70 have
these ailments ana Furthermore in
the tight q death statistics from
measles and Ehooping cough Il =
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Johnson Scores
Knockout on Owens
In Penitentiary Bout

LsATsn wur-h. zzz- Vow .z-gasx
johnson former aezryvssg.1 chan
pfEyn tsf tire world. knocked su1 Frank
Owens 81 C1ssaga N TIE LIST r1und Of
= scssssss12ssa ssx-sSs4Ind Beat and fs7en
sexzd 'TapeKz Fagk johnson another
lse -0E2as az tEss federal peafteatazxr
here -7lIs zEae-zarr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

Ps.aIaaesp3ssz Ssv f5-W5Iise Jacs-
so1, of Nex EasE <un rom Matt
Brock CT Cleveland in the fourth rsyund
n : saaedulea esSat-roszzsl ozar to-day
The rsf~rse slapped TIE srit 70 save
gryssx from further punishment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26
CoRNvHIE

SrHTE-Sharses Jennings has
moved 70 tae LlewelIya R.cker place
Byron Weston Of Athens Was IN
-uwn saturday He went 70 Grano
TUESDAY IN pass Thanksgiving with
his brother. Marshall who Is a ss1-
cant al rsfe University Of Maine
Mrs jesse EiIi Of waserv5iie
PASSED Thanksgiving with her
daughter, Mrs Edgar Whittier
Mr. and Ms Carl Dourt. vino re-
ceursv sold their farm tn Ear-y Fail
VIII soon move 10 BRISTOL. where -aes
hare purchased small farm MIR
DauTr intends TO 90 market garden
ing and raise poultry
Fr-ad Horsv. wz9o has seen we-- Ill
ss slowly gaining
Miss Alpha Ho~ey Of 81 Adams
was Il, town = f=w izrs last wesk
called here BY ssse lffrsss az her
father
NJ AMI Mrs. Persev Brown Of
Madison. paSeed the weekend vita
Mr.. Browns parents Mr. and MrS
rr-a Brown
FRED NrS-o1lur returned home sat
rrxss- evening. after passing three
weeks in Skowaegan Mr. MccoIior
WIS enc Of the jurors IN the Burke
srraa
Alcnru Soyes wtIi move has fam
Sfy onto the place Recently pur-
chased BY Ear-y Fail
Fred Tuscan -ersnrfy purchased a
pair cf Steers 81 Lester SFsVsns 0f
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seesser Nin. o.er sr.nat

New ySrA. View @z--ha-zis
Be-aca%- NJ S-~ Tors r-ees~ez1 lhe
zssdges occasion N a t@-roand bout
vita DurEa~ BrzEsx1t of B-ssssEwa acre
zGsesAF- Brandt substituting for Earl
PZrsexr Of -zts-- Okla Etsc 1zIisss 70
, zgras4--- weEssess rs ard Be-e.ss= 10
pezH4s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

proved aers<sarr 70 take srerT pre-
cartsun 70 prevent sach disorders
The chances IT \ child escafnins =
strong citizen. are Tar settler z he
zroS6s measles wEcspinE cough zra
osae- diseases AZ thss class
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

As result Of midnight -11G sxtur-
dzgs Ge1rge Fzza<- nj Water sar-za-
Brunswick Was ar-szxs~a N ne maas-
esrAl cczr- Monday charged wtth IL
seEal preseason He e-4@~eza plea Of
gsailfr and ~zs lined $50 and saxss-
vnicn Nc pEsd- a ssai s>ns~zrs nj 20
4nys vas also imposed szt wzs saas-
pen1e1 aur@rE God 5ehzvior IRE rid
vas made by Chiex OF Poisee Elswarzsz
aszssfed ny of1o=-s Berry ana Casa
want 4fter txo-hczrx Search ther
s1und quar- 81 Canadian hixa VINE
hsdden IN 4 wmshins-mxehinA vs--
as<r Ezn socked I'D 5ut mas admitted
% nnzi Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

me EeEa2nd rzzrawagas we're locales
last xeck az Lincoln when sarr Applied
7sr work zx the E1zrs-n NAnz1aE1Szr-
ing Cas- psAnt- 8efur~ tte rsung e0sa-
Pee a-paar-sa "A the nsEl. the father
of ring az-ws&r-oid glrt had gorrsn inro
communication with rhe AgrHs 0f the
nszIi 20 se@ z iapr had applied s1r
wcr% ssera Write they Eese talking
the saEsasr looked szzt of the wsndow
and Szw s1e csap8e ezszn1nr He inn
raeAszresr vent 0Ef By the azxk 5Dnf
ana xeezr=a 8 constable and rhea ms
nan xzzi g1rs entered tine ashre. fhey
wes~ aszazrea znsnuwzrgsT 5F the agent
EnEal tne father 2nz rznszaazse zppEAr-
ssd cn the scene- Taer se5kea oazr az
tse wznauw sus1 IN 1fras tu see the
txttaew ard afsac=r e~snias ana szarve5
70 run. bur skaer were svsxsaksn and
sns fzgfse- rnzae SH wsfns sse xsrs wsasie
the Esnszalsle ARRESTED ese nxn ae
w2s taken into Sanf1 Shr same nzge1t
azaa affer so0a talking - xAs al
EaEed IN saesasr-- The man xAs =
EsxrS Of zss1
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ALBION

Miss Tsor1c@ Er1Sksv zE At home from
Per-gansa this EesS
The arazrza ~-rzuhssry Corners EEll
- -s=sesss - E-s-,exuAp- under sAe sxsS-
p5xs.s sf Esae 4aEa Fellows
Miss Ezla F1sler q Wats-vzile vas
-gse gaasz 81 te- sssssr. Mrs = c.
Esoz,.i Last SzRdsy-
& " Hassev of wxss-v1gle n1s
purchased .ase farm reessa1zF vacated
~ . T1ste-.
NESS L4aussA s8-attUn Is n A@ne
s.ssSs Portland FIR few Gays
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t4ors.e c.tss.. vsssess. q
HLAEK-sA0. > yrs Clever, All rsgslr-
rzrszgH- harness All Sc - srusoy
EATTLE--a head af a1en assd STEERS
AnG a number az Few rn32eA cows
ANA sssringers a n Alexander. p
o. 9axsand Ie- ss-s.
COWS new mica. alss I hsrxe
wezg1f 14xszs. : Snuzxs seq - pounds.
good trades Il = Mez-sck Tel
FOR SAI.E-Ext on rEe-ner<e double
r1ulE- sheds BARGAIN L II Ham
lin CO. Augusta
HEsgERS-s tHo-~ezx-ozd Hosszeins
srEzyed f-an ing pxsxare Nor Il. one
mostly black three 2GGT7T All W7Itz.
sae black and waite G. H FoEaer
Cobb stOcx Farm. SgnEh yassalbOru.
Tsl- ga China @-S
HDRSE-1-sEs,T a-zvin<. 5aquire T. 7
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Charles ~ Jumper u Lextss0n xas
T1ssaaE nigsar reelected CAPTAIN Of
kora Arab Parr-z cf Karz Tenpae nj
the annual messing IT tho PATROL. Tire
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Al hunting svecg-x1s FIR tne Eay-Hna
see1sun werr shattered NanfiAF sight
wnsn Dr. = J. McEesy Cf Gossnna re-
surrses fr1m Blanchard with n 20
sound assr and xfss-e sse2rz TIE bsxrr
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-26

Ask Increase of Rats
An Increase IN passenger and freight
tariffs n The hope 81 retaining ferry
boat se-Tscs between Portland and
Peaks island % narcred br tskznd rez-
dents Who bare 1Adfeesea peztftua
70 the PuhGe Utilities Commission.
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cenrs -snnd tr1p 20 > rs1tS a11tam0-
nilss ana ssAese hftch@ 70 81 and
tracks ard Teams 70 c-k THIS s<hea-
1ls - sought frum Dec 70 May ID
obtain susnsae1t- additional rerenze %
induce the Peoples Ferry Gempany 10
translate the S~xxrpscgt On the rxsztE
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winter was apparent II IL rxs kxpr on.
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Cnarses T KeSse--selt- wke has been
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-01
OISLlKES ROLE OF ANANlAS
Gut In Such 4 Situation, Woman Writ
Or eathstieaiiy Pleads. What
ceuld She Say7

When I was little girl and set to
learn ny catechism. considerable EN-.
phasis wa, laid by my elders on that
clause Of my duty to my neighbor
which enjoins one ITO hurt nobody BY
word or deed" and not enough was
placed on King David's statement, "All
men are liars" Mary Alicia Owen
writes in Twilight Hour Magazine.
Ordinarily, am a truthful person,
but that screed, ITO hurt nobody by
word or deed" has become so i'm
bedded In my inner consciousness
that, as my slangy nephew would say.
"Ananias has nothing on me-" in mo.
ments Of trial.
For instance: A proud mother ex.
hibited to me, not very long ago, q
tloppy bundle, smelling hygienically Of
CASTLE soap and new flannel. isn't
she the most beautiful baby you ever
sawT she exclaimed ecstatically. l
inspected those eyes, whose counter
part Is generally seen In aquariums,
that dab Of a nose which needed
starching or wiring to give it some
firmness of outline, that long, loose
wet mouth. gave one look at that
mother In whose breast burned the
maternal ardOr of royal Bengal IT,
gress. Eyes" meekly answered, al
though my own little grand nieces and
nephews are artists dreams Of lowell
ness, as those who have had the priv
ilege Of seeing them told me when
pressed for candid opinion. owe
an apology to my own flesh and blood,
but what else could say? I appeal
for q statement, to the general public.
ministers not excepted, what else
could say7