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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03


cherry tree incident with the request
that it be published in the Review:
Yeorge Vashinton ban honest man.
Ven dis har country first began,
Yeorge ban yen'ral, and w bet
Desc English fallers know it yet.
Ven he ban small, has fader say,
"Ef yu skol breng in wood to-day,
And feeding COW and chickens tn,
Ay skol just blow myself on yu."
VAL sure enuff, ven Yeorge du chore,
His fader hike for hardware store,
And buy guide Ratchet, only it
Ban secondhand little bit.
Oar ban on edge some little dents,
1t ban marked down to saxty cents.
He pay sax cents to sharpen axe,
And so it cost him saxty sax.
He tax it home to Yeorgie, tn,
And say: "Ay aot ban fuling you"
Next day Yeorge tax dis Ratchet out,
And start to rubber all about
For somteng he can chop, you see,
And den he pipe nice cherrytree.
"By Yudas! Dis ban soft! say he.
GEE dis har axe ban any guide,
Dis tree skol sune ban klndling vood.''
So Yeorge give cherry-tree guide whack,
And sveng dis axe lax lumberyack
And yust ven tree ban falling down,
His fader coming back from town.
Yeorge see old vent ban standing dar
Smoking guide ffteen-cent cigar;
And so he say: oval, holy zee!
Ay guess the zig ban op With me. =
Dear fader, Ay chopped down dis
treev'
Oar ban guide moral har for youth
Ven lie ban fulish, tai the truth!
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Some people in large nations like
ours do lot of worrying whether GER
tain small nations are capable of self
government, when they ought to know
that the practical side of the problem
is settled by the fact that the world has
not yet developed people capable
of governing another people.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03
When l stalk, behind me lies desc

lation.
My breath gives life; yet in my
embrace all things die.
am relentless. My rule is absc-
lutte, and yet an abject subject am.
leap to do mans slightest bidding.
Without my aid he would be powerless.
Men worship me, curse me, love me,
fear, me, hate me, marvel at my works.
All have been warned against me,
yet they heed not.
Who am I?
am mans best friends and hit
terest enemy.
AM FIRE.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Popular extravaganza is news
paper term used to describe the frantic
efforts of the workman to secure such
luxuries as food, clothes and place to
live.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03
YEORGE VASHINTON.

One of our Norwegian friends hand
ed us the following poetical eulogy on
George Washington and the famous
cherry tree incident with the request
that it be published in the Review:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

company's attorneys had maintained
that the concerns stock could not be
assessed for the payment of indebted
ness by reason of the nature OF the
business engaged in.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

If every cloud really had silver
lining, some people would complain
because it was not made of gold.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Our local contemporary attenpte d
to bell tile the military record Of
Captain George H. Mallon, Farmer
Labor's Independent candidate for
lieutenant governor, by admonishing
it's readers to vote for Louie" Collins,
the '1ittle corporal" thus giving the
man in the back lines chance for
once" Judging from the way
''Louie's" military achievements were
lauded during the prediction cam
paign, the .'ittle corporal was not in
the "back lines" at all, but exhibited
great courage and bravery. On the
other hand, it can be stated that re-
CARELESS of all attempts to belittle and
malign Captain Mallon's military
record, he rose from the ranks and his
promotion was well-deserved, as wit
ness the fact that he is one of General
Pershing s 100 heroes of the war. This
enviable distinction was gained through
sheer bravery in action, not through
being a 'swivel-cha ir" officer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Mrs. Henry Unverworn was most
agreeably surprised in her new home
on German street, Saturday evening,
by number of friends and neighbors,
who came to assist in celebrating her
birthday anniversary. A very pleasant
evening was spent. The out-of-town
guests we're Mrs. Unverworn's sister,
Mrs. C. L. Peterson, and the latter's
daughter, Leona, and son, Cleve, Of
Waseca.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Schools are crowded all over the
country. This is encouraging, as it
proves that the coming citizenship is
determined to increase it's knowledge
to be better able to cope with LIES
battles.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-03

Subscribe for the New Ulm Review.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

ire Under The III wpuiL mr. ea--y VIE
L Their -sisas= --nm state se-vics.
Tbs ctsEs. Of Inc II441-r. sI--eau un3.r
-ns MI wrDulG * q guard u e. lsast
unt years s2-TIcs. Ills Appointment
wo1i6 D. tu- ps-laG y 1oE- yea-s- bEt
Ills aasiszau-s vBllc be -sgula- z-uy
af-ics-s Assigned Il ths- cu-y = The
P-ssIdcE-
AA roll,E:- and -IaiFe-sirlss h4vilg :
ea- : --aI.Iag ,,nls-ss wuuas be entitled
L. n reserve officers inning CORPS su-
II would Be -eal-Irel -Ea1 chf cartsE xii
hau- Z. Iea@c Ia r1eI., Regular Of
Gers p-H9e-a4,y thug on IN re11-ssd
iisc. we4-4d be = ctA-se az -n.-se url-s-
Schools plIouc q p-tvala. n1- lilyIne
Lns rcse-~- 11ilcerx Inning c-u-ps
wBuid as ieti gEtie- 1ss bill 80 LIE
ser-TlE.es u Al officers INSTRUCTOR Z he
Corps rIsz4r,t-s ~ r'splls over Il vez-E
oiG
4E-na-lzet e EalT-s1r r-sarvs officers
running cu-ss can1s4s fo- MT hunger
<.2au 81 wessSx L a ra4r, -aa -Els grad
iatgS o. -lle CORPS VOID b.= eIigihlE 90-
sppo.z-ie-- u 7@ss--e lfiicez
likewise -ne secretary would De EQ-
1A0-.zeG Z ape-zts carLps 1"- ciy iI1ans.
ne e-aaIE1As u Lhese a1so - ps ei.-
s1Die @D- -esE-+rs a1ce-s Improvements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
LABOR COMMISSION
FINDS ALL KIND TROl BE
n EMERALD ISLE

-Dr do T'at -5-T'71 ,-nnn-- " w..
cs1T1sFz7 IEfssoE u IL nor r-lzr rh4nf =
Gently -l.ves- ieEuez conditions II 7-r-
-4-na Is = ss--rFg Gsr-uflr..s .,1- " v-nat
e laraT--F:9s,-9 a. -h~ British s.fr-
-ral q Ireland TIE The -.pp,.- a..
cia-As. would d-1-= arr E-i----t5 w :
1o1 G1a dep seg1+.; DANGEROUS dis
~onJert- AIDING than Tys-l1 r--z ~ ~
Tzl-71ls--,-a-lcE &c nes -1H-e.+- frlr-+44-
-lgA-- appears Is ~ cesis5gsr-s ia =
provocative
n -esO.'tS gets 10r-h -aa- --zisr,.
ms bes18nz= utterly es1ra rc.-7 ana rn1
irish prof'ia111. - -i4e labor a434rs -ir,-
s@tes =, Is q pT0oiHn u+ ~. teal -:.-h-
oiD=- AoEnaarr evidence ewIs-E Nv
-aa Eeed q ac.o- vI1t -.---.e7 u.
ancia- matters. such Is ii,us.n IL
wages and atill aIs-. aut II. .loEfrlcs
Issue r holds, oiosrures hose CUES
1inT1a
Tnc er1noQ-ic rngr- a-.-2.lrr1 Of Ira
lR1a WINCH would help m te-..a.I1e- Il
a@siE-f2- KISSING an;-a5taf-Ins -nE
sE'enGl-~ ef4ce -t1E -1arao-- Ct t.i---r-
ica- w-r0ngz" IT, -@Do-- a&r.E. Gar
not D. succass1uiIy actitr,-d ur1Ie-ge
and Ur-l3 the pnlz-Ica -ruE,4=.r-s =
so.-eL. The fEndarnar-aI rl..-s..s.s E-v
therefore lE q changt II The peII-i1i.l
sgstsIl.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
c. anderbiIt. Jr-.
Gets -Scooped"
On EnEageuleIt

70 M hit OF move! experiences ina
1a-e eV'---t41kau Cornelius vanderbilt
5-.- during HIS B-iae ca-1e- Is = ciaG
-snp--ts- OF The New York Herald
has Hesn added tbe aoubteui distinction
sc heInE ''bn4lr-r" OIL his swl engage.
mar announcement
The or son Of Cornelius Wander.
bill was parua;nc The t-at page OF :
"a publication vesrsrl.ay morning
waer he sEr : tVp-culurrn leaEllr.
-lat ca4Hrn hlu 10 gasp.
'-L7r-neIlus Vanderbilt. r. iE eurarsa
10 wHc sista- et Martin II. -fzrf.tsr /.
FAD
Then followed details ~ his engage.
Tisn- 20 Miss F.aeilal L.;reisrDn a hais.
sls1e- ~ the lawyer anG Denlsc-z-fc
sesaer. ThE nsyninarsa J1ElEH Alt8n Z
Parker for tt1s P-nsiIiercv in ISg
Young TanEernl!- *o-gr- taE iu4s-es.
-ilat the fianee usually hntis III such ~
announcement II Inc cfiaSrtn " the e,
pa--s- who tnds snar he aas beer
seater' on news actnaiiy II hx pos.
st.EsInn- but. IL aafanRs Of his JOURNAL.
Is-lc abiiirr. : MAJ be saie that tls va.
ma -icrlm gf 4 hl- g. Newspaper enter.
p-lss thai might have aiken In = nu-.
experienced IMPORTER
lie was abeu- - -Hti-e Tt,U-sGa- eva
mig when che telephone ben Fang ana Z
5,lsI1assIFfTn vui-n gaiC
This i tlIe night tisEk sex - ws
+D Rse t.sa- en-aeer11er- annou-rsrr.rs
Of rsu-s"''
Why, : LEFT Ina Win -ue managing
editor. -au knrv" said vanoernp-
thinking ne was taking To the nigh.
ci-- ed.i1a- uf the paper Upon wness
s1zG n Is er1plovetl. Re ~Hs gnine
n huja the announcement sn.. Liter -
The man a. -ht other END o. the viz.
laughed. ne crulG met conceal hr III
ur.ut a he -Ese inst h.a succe-iied-
Thanks" he saia '.Thss The
Tfu1ss' talking. ! tRss vaass1 &c MAS
su-s ma. our tn was st-aignt Tgu
have kindly verified -
And 70 add 70 the constellation q
he situation. Vanderbilt had 4 srn-. az
reporters seeking hin y.sterziay IT just
shH manner that ae s--ks subjects fs-
his 0wn inae-vie~s B-fnrs the aGv va.
r-e- ne nag pFu-ea, rn1s ne ~ a.
elusive ae say of the men he isas 1naie1
10 interview. He ner antr kept euf Of
he war % t.ose seeking news. bu-
rsa<ae no sranenen. cnacerntng tin ar-
nnuncemen.
Elzs Iistietnn eSufa not ~ sansh-
~ .ae hsme # hsr StseA~ e rian-
nsus- I0ns Island. aaa - eUsass. sGhr-
tkA- the SasR arnr.ncsmsns n ~ e.
eaeTmens eDuie Ne obfmaued
Young vsnas<bfl. rxfussa - xsHna
Al nfnce-x' training caMp AZ the be-
ginning ~ the wx-, prxf<r-tns - saks
lis chances Ut advancement AZ . pr
vzae- He eFsi.stsf In the Headurn4sers
Truup. & the --a Division sae ~er.
ssuxi ~ikA th.s arit u Aueuan. 1T
Ezis sffcntirn to tt7e s~asnsnE.v ts.se
Earssz anignsl In We the sdnira-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

] could mt d. before. as cou4d na-Hsy
stand u snc / have tree nsalEnE
children You caa use LIS Letter &
v8a WISH. Er ysE- remecvis certainly
vunaerEH FAR s,ek- rur ncvrwonsn.
Mrs. 4 KwARcrvsEL. BE- a. Dag
isis Ave, ChtcaEa, III.
Ter fu-I- Tea-s L-aia E -TrE1a-
Esgs1anie Gsn9oung mas beer max
Ing women s1racg zac wei. -si1evins
bacEacns, nervousness. uice-a lan.
and Inflammation wenEnass, dIsaiace-
n1enE- Irregularities and periodic
pzis,s- Il has alsu proved Irvalaahie
II preparing for childbirth
Women VINO suffer e-e nvI-EC &c
write for E-ee and helu+u aE-lce e
Lydia Z Sinkhan Madicine Co t.un-
ideEEaal4 LIN, MasE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Speculative Stocks
In Wobbly State

New a-k- Fen ga-lndlcz-l4I-s TX.
csC--ac-Io- 0t G-eG--s e becoming
world vlae and that fgEH-E es-ErnE-ar
q values Viii havz 70 a-1HEe them
sel-es u iris t-o--4-for caused fur
Lner LCTlcz4o- q Sc lilies On Lhs
Stocs Excha1-e teaa~
SpecJ aliVe r -e-p-u' 2aE4-Inra
lcssAs q - u petn : tBgaI II
- ts ~ pcEE1s I'VE the4- best JUG
ratI0rs q n ear.v weeks . the
t--l- ~flzon--G o. s--nc1-L s-pcAs
v-ere 1ror - - At points lever tor
-tl-c --e-loa-
Tne BONG market Wa affected II
-elat5ve deC-ae. IEt-es-Rnar-- re-as eg-
landed heir geEev Representations o.
InS Pes few months, y nile L-le---~
bones Gnc vic-0-y noLAs +s-a l-4snao
lowest quotations Il their L4s-o--
he feature y -ila- branch ee pcae
1la-kRr vas ne Ine--F 3 Is The
n-sI ~ -EIs a:'-ner- " u-5A--
V';'l-izlgs- "a .5sue was E-a-Ir Hnld
-1--0RrhcL- ~ AC---- st-ss1r dCv-r
e s4-5t Ela- exceeds Is r-evlr,us
low -ecUrc Il ezac-lv :. oe- cen
-i,c:-- SGT 3[ -lEE-e- none -A-e
r'rn7l l=c r. g. ac-4ncs Il cal loans
--yE- 9 49, eaL- q = per ga -n.
tF-at-'-;A. -4.---t bGlH alaI 44a44rs=gs sd
UszPeulenf e at2v 5ance rares x Er--r--
nE-Is'-2a- G-21al-l4- exc =--rg-H1 TN
C-easu--,- certificates.
Lenders q today -eac-iglE II ne
STOCK -aa-he- v-e-e C~uctEl4. 8e-.. t.
hen, T-ApG5Ic Laciza wanna ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
ELECTIONS 0. K.
Despite Oversight by
City Committees
la~ H-rsa.na That Mari ina-tpr Ss-
pe-x Be Eiler Nre Less Tran -
Days Before Election Is Directory,
Mot Mandatory

Portland. Ne. Feb -J-ElecLIsEs
held il fve Name cI-ies LIST Euvam
Der and December a1l % te hsiG II
u others II m. G-s- WI Aonazs :
N March Ers NO. iEva-la4taC by fail
u. u city committees Il : majority
os The cases 70 1sIs nomination papers
NOT less Than a days Dsfe-e election
Gav.
Tuis upirign We EXPRESSED here
today by political leaders VIM were
studying the effect uf this failure 20
-er1psy with the action u the las
-egisla.u-e IL extending ths Tins
from seven 20 "a days.
Mayor Frederick ". EflcEts~ O.
South Pur1lEnG. after a conference
soday with CITY officials and pH-1
leaders said the saE referring to the
fling Of nomination rHpers vas IL
r.crn-v ana rot Ju-isoicriUnal or
rauaarory in character. he refer
-ee To - decision by Former Chief
.yusrice Appleton II tbs case O
Czrvp~sl vs. Watts - that effect
the opinion by CEEsf Justice Ate-
pis-us, 4 resident Ct Bangor ane pre-
sis1ug Justice 1< she Mains Sg7rsne
Court 1-un Isss unit 1889. sziG;
..Tne ,asss for conducting A efertIon
contained Il the Statute are dErrc1nry
enc NO. 1E-:scicssznai IL their ciszrAc-
pr They are intended t5 SHaru a.
ci-s.e.s an opportunity m sze-cise thei-
rim. 10 vute - prevent iiiagai vursf
are 20 asce--ain with certainty the tue
number Ct vorrs. and for whom cast
The decisions ara that he acts q PITT
liz Officers, beng n w rofDr OF sH si=c-
.sur or APPOINTMENT. are valiE DC III
ss In. public are concerned
Mayor Eincklsv expressed the opinion
-,rur fte ELECTIONS cal lagaisr be held.
- cj-v clerks accept nomination papers
~s.s,sr Il davs and hai8nz are p-epa-ed
unan- mis- slt-=c-Inr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

either eupusee g Fecssz- prpnis1EuE
~ have a-en asMG their unaouoaec
right ta pass upon L No wan6er the
prupousrrs u .Ets g-Eem fDsEnf
-cors lnG Ill AGAINST letting -ne pes-
pie vu1e
Nalaral pr1nsbt-anr z farL-" Nj.
F7si-ersgen runZrHee- "hnz been
hzogEh1 about Il the United States
II the Application q principles rsost
Allhsr--nrt u Ihr AnaEiean pe8nas.
We s-e the dss-rlcaIua q sns-vfcaAa
&C ana encouraged g1asr law.
amounting IL ralr- II hEner-af o.
millions Of ont.a-. wautsuiy teE-
t-uyeE
-T-Tle present shU-'+ re-ioI NJ p-rs-
t.l.1f1Iar has .5s-..- q sizsssine X DIS
-alst Z has a-oaree the Amerrcaz
people tr rha neceasitr ri beiAe kE14-
r N their guard 10 p-eserve thez-
liF.a~-les Il has opened heir erFs &c
tbs E-lsc--l-17a lE14s tHs,tire. -1e Eaiss7-
ttrpds and h---pDc-tsies IT certain
I----..sTs.1 nsff,is eiarnan- vls3cf led Al
r1ost escarrt public Condemnation
BECAUSE ~ rurstau- prudence - nsr-
a-1fr ana righteousness
-'---h4 sy,-ca-lHd eighteenth amend
-ner- vii n ot,syaE faithfully sr Ne
Is lnn- a. L L accounted ye-r If
the constitution sf the T-nte.S Scales.
T-s u-.shegDrten offspring. the Tsl-
stead Ri VII also .,e obewe6 n lDeg
e i crsu1inees = disscE-e the stns-
Ute books -ais taEisistt~E ncasr-as-
III reveals II is pnEes the solemn lie
and admitted Il hs Its-ws-fch FL
tended he birth u -l1s amendment
II Is PR - the prohibition p-7p-
Uganda today 20 p;-sEEna -tg- rizs
Ane-icar pa0pIe. tl.-oue1 Their evr
ac-iun. h ~s brought about the IS
isstIlE situation Ne-er was there 2
gye;a-er rc-isehnoG- TIN american
g.eopls aeva- have acLae upBH naEisn-
e. Prohibition. They ns-ar have been
J..s---22. ---l Is de- SC Only une s-HF-
.'-io-~a-sd upon L-ls tremendous Is
Sc nd there Ing verdict WIS againsr
j
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
PERSHING AT HUB
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Tosl-17e gos1lQE 2-GL-1s- IT'S 1zeIl-
geroEs +ieT---- md =i----aa-- Than
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IL Is r-a--+vL1g ~ added --LGc =
-l1.=ae si-res h Ea--az- ee-~tcs Ter -ooE
aurh : decll4l s-ace ~lEaIHsc -Ea Pc
-ir-s s+-kA h.-= I4s- -l4L v.-icr -E-e4t-
en=l ~ @clnaa-ors q 5000 scvv--s-
men
--oe - = IL heav~ a--1ar~ -Gur--
u IA -G.s anC --2c-D-s +I- Ire ae1ens+
hi ah. H.-w England re4sg ~ alva-
c-at-- 3. n - 5-n.-2 s.Hw--s1a ( r-s
aaa-esE 81 rreieeEl- z4 Izl@-l-- -''-rli--
ra- Al4..ella 6 defensive uleas--cs f.
%ew Eag1ZnG IL aal1 vere second =
-c.oo-...n,'a only Ii 10-.itca-is- u --E
Panama ANA.
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s-4E- G. Ilt r-nplr.rr 81 offending %Ev
E..s.@ac -ra.e-l- EGvE-ls s1A- : 7.aC
La beer Ge~eiUpeG wrtcA. BaAs=l uFaor
liz i-=zsnrls 81 -be wa Ha le-le7'ec
would sG-1.- IT :-It-LiE eE-, 7-1c---.a-
nd p:-un-T'- ,.urien Of ne p-e1i-.I- %
III m. V 1neve- p. h nc pr cuI.-h'-
nA-pu q Toes" lie a4t no describe
ne pla1 = 4=l--- bu- sAIG + v-sl44 II
-o.T- --cu@-loE . !-esei-- -'seill-;--
Iur= Z-7E --a.z enauce caF-E- md rG--L
le carried Ut n -=asoRahie e--7e'Ize-
C,ena-El Feran.-s L Ii inspect -s--1-g
-'evars -1-nu--0v-
= - a-seT..-- Zen = s'f~aI--rs cnsI-
p,ral=--HC -n- -a-r= v-r--@F @-T1a7- e
sr he nigh e4--ita--- 7E-u-E
" 3C d. M know nov I1-.Ih -'0l-
eEreil+sr- ze-@-lct mean II rs IT, ere
GL q la-. nc en- Z WIRING ~ =
supplying Inspiration 70 tne ac--- ne
said rs = 70 war M -1 s-A7c DEE
d ~1I gamer 0ne O. rs G7-ss =
rtiAl
Genera -7g-sil2- her shook hanas
wi-r ar he azse--oia5 girls and was -
r1-- II through ne VARIOUS department :
* ne 4-sens-
Genera, F1r~el aEs es-- ar Zig
state house Wa -Lg.n4--i..G le-- ar &C.
TT -~gr~ ia Legislative MIR
czr,7gr.ss- r. -. -lar IA USUALLY ba=-
s.oag--Caf -7 e-uar-s tv -Iia- f-gG~ H
s~0,.rz-a,1 + III SAX. e y c-E17ls-a -
-g. glorious MAJ hf7oL win var- tr-
F~a1,~s an E~oa-,z- ..1rar tl1s ~Ir-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Dance at Union Nall
TONIGHT
CLOUTlER'S Spice ORCHESTRA
Come and Hear All The New ~usic

luz " his comrades anc supe-tn-E. lie
finally was made ! chauffeur FIR Lieu
Colonel Einczid. 1udgE advocate u The
d.- isiun
lie weIs- ovu-s.aE with the EaalG ua--
s-s detachment, bu- later was r-a1s-
fe-red &c Camp Lewis. Washington,
where his father. as a general was
training engineer rsc-Hi-s- lie vas
sizred fer q Iieurennncv when int arm
lstice Was signed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Az Augusta young man ~ap II max

An Augusta yvuos nan ~ap II max
ing gpoG'' IL New Turk Cfev Is v-Ilu7p.
{ -ippInco--- Enp o< Mrs. . Z. LII
pIncrt- - NJ :. Columbia street. NJ
-,ppinco1 L CONNECTED wi1h tae safes
department OF me z r Cfustrics R1.p-
ser Co. and nGt ling age he w-psa q
saIsE ie--e- WHICH Was g-ver -he high
g-- praise II the ''PostaEe'' --,or-,..-
magazine published II New York Els
letter Va Inferred 70 rs z ~sf1fr
example q -tls a. ue w-t-;,r E-p4-
c12zs safes letters" NJ I-.ippincu-- i
a graduate III tne Cony High schaa IN
The class q E+'E and Of 9owtinln -pilere
n lals
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Tim, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO PHOSPHATE

r,e resut1 folapwiAg - - - SeG
Euspsy aKfnrsmhlug
weak rr0e p~nplo r~nA o1ann
ane rigsr; ShinnAB Ame ang11nr1y gre
war IN piumpneaE ane eWvG, a3aup re
ru-ns N The sis4pleA; onohGnca Rnc
cneercRtns0 -cp3nce o9niHry Ana
giwvn- cut eyW hecume hriGhr. me
pale sunk.n chceH -sEnin rhe PINK
glow NJ heafrn. Bi1re- PhnaphAse, rhs
u0e of wtsch n nexpenarv1. nAnH WvH-
ueru4fy p-omaLsf the nABa1Ha1af1nn az
fo01. Hr much SO that Hnny pu1pfe re-
pc-r r1K-Sse gHine Of weight N o fev
Weess- II If soiu by .. T. BishE anl
M gpeG d-uGgistA
CAETF3S .-AiIhDugs nft-v-phuapnAre
is unsurpassed fnr reIierfr nervous
tseae. sfesniE .sn.ess anc genera weak
ness. L shoaie net owing " Is -erna-g-
a.,sH fe1t-g-rwing properties, be ua.6
n- arvunr who does net aeaire ts pu-
On nesk.-AEv eenii-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

WeAk tniR peupiE-mrn and wrsuer-
~ n4rty 1swHyE ne-vuuE vrecks, rfrs
.wnrissHf~e3r yvvvfnE tR@ thEHn@1n.
vseHkzn-s8 oepif4fy~anE ueuraE1h snsn
are xsn1oet ir~a-mt,er en~ 10 nerve
0ueynta9a. Fee6 rBur nerves and
AZ rhese syHspsBrH dne u nerve s-ar-
vafreR VII aNAHpe1<.
Eminent specialists STATE -ha- the
best nerve fuoe In ar 9-gznr r--vErhnzs
kncOr aMeng druggists az Bi--v-Fhos-
phafE. g fvt-grHir -Ehie- ef vfich
sheaaa Fe tinker with each meal. Beng
q genuine nerve fEfiaer and n5- stITr-
usAnt Or harf-fs-rHinR a-rx, Ef--n-
rhHuetsnff can BE safely -HkEr BIZ the
V@Rk3af - nsoe. aeiscaff sufferer and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
NO PLAN TO TRAIN
RESERVE OFFICERS
COMING SUMNER

Y asE1ur-eT, 7 Ell. -5-The -a- de-
par--aauc does NOS p.;-n to h7id train
-ns CARDS 1er reserve C@flcers this
sun1ne- and IL ne ease via rsEervs
officers be- cz-4ed this -=a- wI-n1I-
Lhei- csnseu1 Genera Aiarch an
nGunaeG teaav. a. tIle officers new
being commissioned II the RESERVE
CORPS had considerable experience
curing the war. general March tocH.
tiIs position that the holding Of camps
would not be justified Future Tain
ing. he said, would depend On the IA
-H-e If the army reorganization
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

1og my he thirty a yezrx but z VIE
z-E nRin-h9adHf, Ely or vuu- hzs- x
CT. n-,--ies sc-AEEsy and rg.r-ioukius
peulis VII surety take vor 10 De rsarr
Zssa-s 6Ider
ns1 yoI- Ez1- hecu-1es taasa. a--
s-s2zsC anG sclEsy. vns- Z sA-.s
au1 badly x16 new har czunu- Erw.
-as -DC-s snpEic De -mmsG.2t.lv wTcxl-
lztG anE p-upe-1y GnE-.shsG tt &C rhts
acicK,-. ss1ety IND =. E1-is e-z2srs.
lne-e is nothing III effective as P.r.stsa,i
sAgs CsilZio firm which -og c2n e., -
Al EpoE drug 2aG inlet coun1ers
Sxs gEG-xrrsrr 11 aaoltss cAra-ue-
ssnp scHa. ftcni1E, falling sa3- and PRO-
mote new E-p~-n ar ranupy- -g.uusss
- z Ee1- a.naanE py discriminating
w5r1rx SeGauae z makes tas nas- Sc
su1I- izS--uuE, cay 70 R--SngE S-.-ac-
Iysiy and --Fps&r nsE--is- LEE L reaLy
L.
4 laaanksE WITH PR-iasSr snee IN n -.s,
aei2ers-eAsy To uEs, mt e-iciy u
SrEaEy, 2nE d61lczxei- pareunar-ar RI.-
-asepric h4as1 crss Eun dangerous IL
SreGiaH.S and Guaranteed rot Is cossr
Ia h&sr or scAtp. 7. yuE Wac. raoc
lsoSs2S hac and pianty at L ry =.
means uss Px-iEiar zaSe-a u.ras a.-eu-
aon ncw hslqE izsHE-t hsEg-lsuI hsi- zar
geasE II cDmEs-Aay fahrraY
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I. N. c. A. NOTES

on ac~ogzt OF the storm OF
WessesGay, Professor Libby uE Cob
cnileg. who IL II ct1a-y. G. tae ~
pubic speaking class 6id not cnraE II
A1EUE-a and 1lae cIass meeting was
Postponed 10 neE- wa%k
The -ega.E1r meeting OF rhr W.
E3el Jaw eiasF vii d held -i-yz
Thu-saa- evening a. tt.e : II =
building
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Military Training
scsrs,nsss frusn paDs one)

n;nr 10 cfss- amendmeus4 20 1os1e
Hcuse ag1sor on tbs anssaoE- IT,
oppunsrs OF tas schsns Rnpe
--usrrss~ snese E1iemr1 laeoe.
rsrassznsrsary TACTICS Al-nOHSn lhs
..y,a-ate training b.l was ordered
prepared .ar the earliest practit'h
DATE" even If supporters wsre c"un--
+,sl az cansisiera1ion for ulnn-hs-
Eahu- hsweve-. announced Liisat ne
sxpersed .an early report 80 TosEs%
e '.sngrusn~ Investigation
Fsenq.sssrcar leaders opposing the
mans snuaa-sncs N me 2xEs S4i- IN
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not ANEW wrSL 20
20 NV mother
ADVISED HE 70
Ee Lydia E.
Pmknar Y sre-
taose Compound
aaa Uw the 5auz-
IvE ash &c /
taoE 1s- a1vacs
anE Esec -asss IT,
EeCles anC cured
self. ] fssl
Ene Er dc IL ny
aa;Bewa-k winch
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!, u,aa.p- hir PURCHASERS o. q vaal,-

Il maA11s his PURCHASERS o. vaaAl~
supply far his family Thomas Eain oC
PiEts Grove. N = Cor v=a-E mas bsen
httefliug hiE hfrse = q wagon ana gning
.rT1e EI-71s- The *2r1'- horse -
gently died and Is kaiL wanted more
-votis -lsar n could ca--r home. NJ,
.-:ts.sisst. hIIns=It Il the wagon and pulled
4 &c Elmer and -e--I--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

oC Fr1eay evening. Feb. 20, Asylum
Lodge, Nc 70. o. @. f., VII confer
TAG third degree oz TER candidates
sspper viii be served R the bsnuHe-
Raj az $50 SHARP. Lodge VII cog
vens a. Tsl