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present, according to high official
 sources. There has been discussion of pr. Mueller's retirement. Count
 von Bernstorff is candidate for deputy in the next elections, and had frequently been mentioned for the post of foreign affairs, but he is opposed because of the possible American attitude due to his pre-war activities in the United States. It is recognized, however, that Berlin negotiations may bring demands for cabinet changes that otherwise would not be contemplated.
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ELECT w. l.. MATTHEWS.

w. l.. Matthews of the Cleveland Matthews Hardware company was elected secretary y-treasurer of the Winchester club of Arkansas, at 8 meeting of 68 dealers in Little Rock last week. The Winchester people have adopted the plan of the Rexall interests to have their products handled by only one dealer in each city. All but five states in the union have been organized under the plan, said MT. Matthews, whose firm was selected to handle the Winchester goods in this territory.
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BERLIN IS NEARLY
 NORMAL; TOWNS ON
 RHINE ARE DISTURBED
(Continued From Page D.

of Madgeburg. Sharp encounters occurred between troops and Sparta cans and many persons were killed or wounded.
 Fighting recommended at Leipsic yesterday after the failure of nego- tiations. It is reported hundreds have been killed or wounded.
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Says 'Red' Raids Halted Plan for
 General Revolt

New York, March 20.-Oniy the re- cent "red" raids and subsequent de- portations of alien radicals saved the United States from Ian organized at tempt at revolution" Representative Albert Johnson of Washington, chair man of the house committee on im migration declared in an address to the Brooklyn chamber of commerce today.
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43O Gallons of
 Whiskey Seized

Wichita Falls. Tex. March 20.-- Federal officials under Harry D. Bishop, Special agent of the depart ment of justice, today seized 450 gal Ions of whiskey alleged to have been smuggled here from Juarez, Mex. Five men are being held in jail in connection with the case. The whis- key was taken from five large auto mobiles said to have been driven overland from Ell Paso. More than dozen government agents sent here from various bureaus of the south west have been working on the case, Bishop said tonight.
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NAVY wREsTLERs WIN.

Annapolis, Md, March 20.-By de- feating Yale today, 26 to 5. taking six of seven bouts the naval academy wrestling team brought to close a most successful season. The vic tory was the seventh they have registered.
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Dusseldorf Holds.

Berne, Switzerland, March 2O.- Latest reports from Germany are that Dusseldorf is still holding against the reds but that q general strike is still in force. The com mander of the Reichswehr troops has asked the Bavarians and Wurttem- berger for aid.y Workmen stormed the prison at Luettringhausen, near Dusseldorf, and released all prison CTS.
 At Buer, Westphalia, communists are reported to have dsarmed the police, establishing soviet govern mens.
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Civil War Here.

Stuttgart, March 19.-Private dis patches report virtual state of civil war in Saxony and Thuringia. Government authorities are censoring newspaper reports to prevent spread of alarm.
 Uprisings in Bavaria, Wurten- burg, Baden and the north are learn. ed of here. Loyal government troops are now proceeding to central Ger many. The number of loyal troops is not revealed.
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FIND LIQUOR.

Charles Rodcrick, colored, Battles vile, was arrested late yesterday by Deputy Sheriff J. L. McBurnett, City Detective w. T. Pate, Constable El- liott and Special Internal Revenue Officer Lumpkin, charged with trans- porting and having liquor in his pos session. He was held under bond in both municipal court and before Uni ted States Commissioner Burnett. A gallon of liquor was found at his store
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Baltic Troops Remain

Berlin, March 20.-Rumors are current that the Baltic troops have not left the Berlin district and are assembled near the Geological garden awaiting a fresh pretext to enter the city. Some troops are there but what unit they belong to cannot be ascertained.
 Numerous security police are com ing into Berlin from the country roundabou;
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WINS TENNIS HONOR.

New York, March 20-Miss Helen Pollak of this city won the woman's national indoor tennis championship here this aftersoon by defeating Miss Edith Sigourney of Boston in the fi- nal round of the title tournament.
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NEWBERRY TO KEEP
 HIS SEAT UNLESS
 SENATE GUSTS HIM
{Continued From Page D.

 Being conscious of no criminal conduct, unless after conferring with my senatorial associates, they deem it inadvisable, I will continue to represent in the United States senate the people who elected me. have no personal wish to crowd myself into the senate, but l will continue to hold my membership until the senate itself, or the highest court in the land, decides otherwise.
 "Whether l shall continue to exer- else my functions as senator. pend- ing the determinations, depends up- on advice of other senators, as I have stated. Truman H. Newberry, was elected senator from Michigan by major ity of 7,567 votes over Henry Ford, according to the official figures.
 These announced were Newberry 220,054; Ford 212,487, one of the clos est races ever recorded in a Michi- gan senatorial election. First charges of the conspiracy came in January 6, 1919, when Henry Ford filed with the senate an appeal for recount. He alleged imprope, methods of voting in the Newberry campaign intimidation of voters, inn proper rejection of ballots, and charged that at least 10000 ballots were unlaWfully counted.
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10000 Concentrate.

Paris, March 2O.-Ten thousand armed workmen are concentrated at Halls -On-Saale (2O|miles northwest of Leipsic) and thetRsichswehr staff is negotiating withAthem, says a shevik element atNshe workmen, difficult. & sSt as
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No Cabinet Change

Stuttgart. March 2O.--The Ebert cabinet will remain intact for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-21

Have your suit made at A. Gold weber's to combine quality, style and workmanship at modern prices, 413 Main street. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-21
Your suit for Easter

wool tabrlcs and by giving such fabrics the best of tail orlng Then you get something for your money you get clothes that have quality and value; you get real economy Your clothes cost less by the month than poor stuff at lower price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Says Every Railroad
Nan Should Read This

Pe:e-soa-s Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo,
y. Y. Dear Sirs: / was ataicsed with
vha, the doctors said were vzrscose Ci-
Gers. and I'd until about Ave weeks ago
I have been treating them for about q
rear and Eve months
With all tie treatments that we're
prescribed 30 ne by several doctors I
received l.,le benefit and they kept
Spreading and gave ne much distress
AID caused ne 10 Quit my work
vas induced by brother brakeman
TO t-y Ps,e-<on's Ointment and After I
had used two boxes ! SAY the wonder
FL. results You can tell suffering ones
troubled with ugly. painful and horr;d
ulcers that yo1r Ointment 3 a cure fo-
them when everything else fails. as !
have tried about everything FhS-kfu 2
ron many times over / an your hav1s
friend ChaA J. Heyssr. Battle Creek.
Mich. 4, Glenvocd Avenue. Janua-v -
1914
Il know AID dozens Of people write
me SAYS Peterson OF Buffalo. "rha,
Pess-scns Ointment also cures eczema.
old sores salt rhsura- piles ana al, skin
dises sss- and all druggists sell = big Box
for 81 cents" Mall orders al.es By Pe-
Is-son Ointment Co. Inc, Buffalo. "
y.-ASv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
CHILD SAVED
By n0TnER

Gertrude IAnSr-e ssx.resr-o,d
daughter O. NJ. and Mrs. A.sein,e Ia.
E-Arre. > Main Street Sanford Maze
vas saved from fits By the prompt &C.
ton Of her mother rso a9nsr.stseej
Dr. Trees Elixir
A1a- LA@A1re wrote IL following TO
d. ]. y. Tfve Z Co: Ny cAzxh.e-.
Gertrude. kaA dtxzy spells AID could
not evea 30 cut for she alrays com
piAxaed Of bang sick She used vou-
Eafxh Dr- Tr3e's Elixir. tie Fxniy
Laxative and Worm Expe,ierl she
oevE bad .ay sts since I feel very
.Synpte1s Of WORMS: cons.ipanoa,
6esaAged stomach, swollen up2er I'D.
soW stomach. o6enxsTe 6reatk Earl
ana sVl belly. with occasional Rrosn4s
and pains abocs the navel, pale tace >:
tvttehinx eEeisds. i.chinx Of he nose.
itching Of tbe rectv-n. short dry cough.
Eri1dzzg 0. tie teeth, little red points
sticking cut On The tongue, starting
during sleep. siow :ever.
Dr.. Tr1e's Elixir has beea fatthfzi Il
it duties a q family Exzt:re and
Worm ExpeIer. since Ikl-over q
year1 Reputation. Every one can in
prove their health By SIMPLY looking
after the bowels pzre herS. ,aIatfTe
which Dr.. Troe's Elixir q. win prompt
5 relieve an wo.Yy and disorders. At
ALL DEAIERS-Adv.
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Editorial Comment
Amsrsear crxzeesAse Preeses,
IrFnc.

f1kR
-. EcEs< E5ct.e-Dsnocrz.a
American cs-reEsei> l. = fE-ecse1s
thing s1sa rce0oCx for Ex 70 give II
6sszEziz.s,y % II xso Apply fer T.
I. = 50 rcsTscsRs .Ak. vc-1h,oass -
recEre 4. sAoaE be eseAhsssAed a.
s@Hv.sy nv taass who ask for IL
As e-ra,ce 70 The ceunrT Is IN In
Esgrz- = ths tr<e Esp towards &c
curing cafiDeezAzp. ths proc. &
rc-eA-sss should b.s{1- 1esrs He
s.cZE prove AMss4 worthy vhsa ss
e@.srs and be should remain cc--
rnzozSr worthy -z-5l citizenship =
zn.-5 Whe-as- hs slczsE b. coE-
rsAa within : gEEsn tine - Apply
to- c7-sDeakAzp and again p-crs his
cAasze1s- o. be expelled Is cEi.s
zoeTh~ ezessscA- yet II L easy 10 see
tAzs Z CIR @.Erzsso. lar coz.zine
s3cs . pEcyi<sor there would &C. Ecr
b. Il this cDG1tT Is = nRcs % :,
81 mxny thousands g Esz Of toEs5gl
ter1s ho56zEg ideas hostile 20 Re
spirit Of AEEz- We have nce II
the pass treasured cz- citizenship IS
ne should nor Era c1r 1ns.it-rca.
pEc.e--soc t-cl IS6so1s E,degEzr-
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
RAIDS AND ARRESTS
OF INCONSISTENCIES
IN WEST VIRGINIA

Charlestown. W. Va Jan ss-The
manufacture and sale Of uaoonshine
whiskey in the mountains Of South
ern West Virginia is claiming the
close attention OF ". s. Halianaa.
prohibition commissioner. who with
a large force Of deputies continues 20
raid and arrest almost weekly.
There have been times in the last
few weeks when the officers have met
determined resistance, and already
two men, Preston MuIlens an al
legged moonshiner. and John D. Ketx-
nedy. a deputy sheriff. have los.
their lives in the campaign.
This fight. the most serious in re-
cent years. occurred the Panther
Creek section Of Mcdowell county.
on the Virginia border. Panther
Creek. the prohibition authorities
say, Is one Of the most active moon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

zeszt-5. &c. pcrx- -rk Rsr-
exEE
There Esy - srGe Ma aFt
IL. EosrE eoE-5 wa a E<Re1aE.
ezE<sa.zz. q ting cax. hzs Dce eee-
1oxss ss-zx Wz<s-gs0. wzs Pres
tezz Tia. ae hzs eseoas = boa
parties fhs. be 3 enzvCExt -5ta
certain 2@zzzx escsaEa and 6o0=I
.hz. b. Is . rr.dEsDzs wusx- zsa
ale 20 ~. o-n-x % work II tbs
EXT 81 caoes,dsa w.1aoEr debate;
EzssEsss IT, sT59e1s far. tAzt he =
Eezz..z=z-s,y q z.dEats q izG5s--
eoss Enc. l. LIST exzSsT :. s<Eo-s
z.-1 IT, zes5zItses q ks frseES.
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Catarrhal Deafness
aud Head Noises
TELLS SAFE, SIMPLE WAY TO
TREAT AND RELIEVE At HOME.

II yo1 have c2.1-rh. catarrhal deaf.
ness or head noises caused By ee.arrh.
O. il phlegn drops N yorr throat ana
has caused cztArTh Of the stomach or
bowels you VIII be glad 10 know tia:
these distressing symptoms may be en-
Greiy overcome IN mary instances by
the following treatment WHICH you can
easily prepare in your own home at lit
tie cost Secure from your draeKist I
ounce Of Pzrmint Double S,rengrh.,
Take this home and add to /. IA pint
of hot water and a little granuIatei
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times a day. Az ir.,-
proveznent Is sometimes noted after the
first days treatment Breathing should
become easy. while the distrsssiaT head
noises. headacnes. dizziness. cloudy
thinking. etc. should gradually disap-
pear under the tonic action OF the treat
ment- Loss Of smell, taste, defective
hearing and mucus dropping In the beck
Of the throat are other symptoms which
suggest the presence Of catarrh and
which may often be overcome BY thIs
emcAcious treatment II II eaid that
nearly ninety per cent. Of IN ear. trou-
bles are caused by catarrh and there
must therefore, Be many people whose
hearing mag be restored by tlsSs simple.
i2rrassss home tTeatment-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
BELFAST

Mrs Richard Brcwn- z widow IN
Eas- Belfast las received nosifca-
-ion FROM tie Carnegie Hero Fund
Co-nnisso-- Tat her a TeA-s oi1
daughter Marjorie \. who gave he-
Life few years ago while attempt
ing 20 save Anna Gahagaa ot New
York lss ban awarded medal
which viii o sent 70 Ter mother to
-eshs- with s..sts 70 De paid period
scaliE 1--Il that amount has been re
ce.ved Young Marjorie A. Brown
made brave attempt 20 save the
little New YORK girl and KEEP, her up
until help arrived but i was then
TOO late 10 save herself The acci-
dent took place IN the na:E--pood in
Goose river. East Belfast in the sum
nerti.ne while the children were II
bathing Since tire death Of her
daughter Mrs Brown has last her
husband
PIT En- Wilmer ). Dormzn u Bal
tas-, grand commander ~ Maine.
las been appointed by Joseph Kyle
Orr. Most Eminent Grand Master q
tie Grand Ercampmsns Of knights
Tenplar Of tire United States 70
Tisi, and iaspec, tie Grand Com
nsndery Of New Hampshire AZ
other Maine man 20 receive .his m
Usual honor Is p. En- Arthur :.
LiitlefeId q RockIand. pas grand
commander Of Maine, who viii in
spec1 tie Grand Conmardery q
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island
Mr. Dcrmac Is Past Grand High
Priest Of the Grand Chapter Of
Maine; q Past Thrice Illus.ricuz
Master Of tie Grand Council OF
Maine and Ess held ali tie Offices in
the Masonic bodies q Belfast He
= treasurer Of tie Be,faS- Sarirss
hank.
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Cocoanut Oh Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair in
good condition. Be careful what ron
wash IL with
Most soaps and prepared shampooe
contain too much aIkali This dries
the soalp. makes the hair brittle, and
- very harmful. Nulst6ed cocoanut
on shampoo (Which Is pure and en-
ttreiy greasele0), II much better
than anything else you can use for
shanpooing. az this can't possibly In
jure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub il in. One or two tea
spoonfuls win make an abundance OF
rich. creamy iather. and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The
l2ther rtnses out easily, and removes
every particle Of dust, dirt, dandruR
and excessive OIL The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and it leaves It
fine and silky, bright duffy and easy
to manage.
You can get Nulsined coeoanut on
shampoo at most any drug store. It
b very cheap. and . few ounces Is
enough to last everyone In the family
for months.-Adv.
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FOR FIT TEEN YEARS
Mrs. Grace Wiley Had
Suffered


~As.sr E-seen y@x Of s-oeE1S
Tacs.e las started ne O. The rcac
% coGpAese recover said MIS-
Grace wNlsy. 1s7 BzckeS1 street
Portland, Ne. while telling Ct her sx-
pIse.ce With TaHsac- recec.'t-
I lad . vT poc- appetite. Coz
Uxzed Mrs. WLey. and whe, 1 Cid
manage 10 eat = little SOMETHING i
1ucE bseas fsacfy ws,h gas s0c
have terrible PANS szcu10 my heart
These spe-s came OF NE ct-s1- and
sIer@es the pains we're 50 severe
.acogAf ro1ld 60 distracted ana
could ro, eat 2 thing except brad
AID NIX All <oca light foods MI
-=ves ws-s in bad coalition al the
tine. bit 6-1a< these Spells 1 vas
completely upset ard 50 EezS ara
Tired OFT TIA. AzH tie tine could
-os DO q thing t-, 81 and sced 1T
hazds. -ashls 20 90 eEy C mE house
wc-k :. al
After bearing So many good
things said zbc-. TzEszc ] purchased
: tso..Es. and after taking j. ] was
very noeA better. am On Ely third
oc4-1s Ec~ and ny apPer.s has N
p-oTed Until / can ca. three hearty
meals car and ea.ey every one O.
tA@- have 70. lad : pain around
ny heart once since ] Started tax
:-g Tza,sc- and ] have Only octiceo
:As tsaE particle oe gas once O
txAa ~lEse i. Used % trouble ne
after evs- meal I fesi : great sss-
S-o.gs- ard more energetic M
.-ves are n Soe condition and
s.ssp Exceptionally vel ~ hight
Tsr-sc las helped ne h every ~sE,
ar6 I an pleased 20 reconms,d !.
20 c-he--
Ta,,zc Is Sid = Augusta bT Bow
4.ch-WeeEe. Co and tie lesE.ng
olggr II every cir and Torn
AG-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

shining districts n the s:z,= -s:;'
according 10 NJ. Esilaa- zzTa -:
gathered some CT ths loS: :E-os
manufacturers OF ucons1,-= -
Buchanan county. Virgin Iss
know all that il 20 b. E-o.- zt"1
the industry. and sore o. tran III
famed for the qualities O. ,.s-- 7-'-
liquor" Usually their <-..-s a-s 81
trenely difficult TO locate. IL: =-aa
uslly the prohibition c1ce-s an
hunting them on, and 6s<-'yii:
them
There is another kind {. -,o9s
sinner IN tia; section who = ..vL.
the officers much trouble r. --.A
lis moonshine as quickly a. -..ss.-
markets I, with the lee<. d. e.
then moves his stiu 20 so-= =.
place.
The country is mountains a
rough with many fer..e vLs?s
These valleys. the commits - =
discovered. were this yea 50: =:
large extent for the grovl-E -
cane. the high price OF s-sz- z.9 ri,
driven some q the old .--= ~
sinners TO producing wha. - 81
ed for domestic and moons, ~
poses
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Ne1i Kss ~ All About !. . Year From

II HsrO+s- e Hooves has -
s@ass O. hunos re nzs- If szTng
D-e co1.sc-o1. good t-.s watching
7ss z1--es Ct G.re-r politicians za5
rroEnoes.cz.o-s zaxorghoz. .ne
leng.h zcd t.ezd.. oE the Z. 6 a
VIZ ne -sa On ths D~sc-z.n
,seke.z WEI h seet TIE Eevub.Aa.
roHtaas.oc2 WEI he make az :rSe-
pendent S.zL6: These three czss-
lions sm - nos. G. TIE talk oon-
cerntEg hfa- %ototy knows wa;c.
~sy BE -5l .snS. b-. nobody be-
hsTes that h himself taxes 70 in
'...s. IL al .a.. tax abo-. III.
presssesy
He 10 be41S Eea advert -sea by rs
:rse.ds, notably !1i.zs a Rz-res-
rho bsEEss being = csos@ ys-Eo-as
:E.szi, /. asE oEc&xE zfsocsz.e {. lie
.ood z.d --iies administration xo.k.
:, 10 also szid TIA. tie sEo Of them
reeentIv bcuza. tie Controlling in-
:erss n 3 vss11-g-o. daily ners-
PAPER, n rnscsi appeared the speech
If Mr.. Barres commenting HooTey
. I'd even Threatening TIA: IL the Re-
publican. don't choose him the Dern-
ocrzse viii He GOES or 70 the sogi-
r<r fsn rf~,. r~xe<s~<s,r <t.~ H~~~~
iii BE- elected whichever party
oacks hin Already southern Dean
,cTats who we're beginning to line ND
for Hoove- are edging Oh. not wish
ing 70 BE- acc1ssd Of taking mp With
any Republican Ieft-overz- Thus
FAR zone q The regular" Republi-
cans have shown any disposition to
seed Mr. Barnes' warning.
Gieanings Of Sfr. Hoover's polfti-
csl record are somewhat scznty.
some Of his friends say be has been
e progressive Republican. whereas
certain Democrats reply his politics
are English. Ne having been reported
SIS saying that IL an Englishman he
would be a Liberal. He has come into
prominence m this country in con.
nection with Democratic admins
'rasion and just before the election Of
= November 1913 wrote letter urxing
The elimination Of party politics and
united support for the President, an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
Answers 70 Yesterdays oyestiens-

: A coion:s, POS. Office system
was established II 1873 between New
YORK and Boston and smp,.1sd 10
embrace Is post ofioes by 1855.
:. Colonial mail rscss were based
OF distance
: Present mail rates are based q
ne class ot matter carried
4 There are to1r classes Of DAl-
able matter.
; The pcs. omce department is
S1es norsy orders and conducts the
postal savings system
8. The work Of the department Is
divided among The four aSs;ssan.
pcs.naEe-s general as follows: First
assistant pos.rnasters' appointments.
post cGce service and dead letters
Second assistant. transportation
railway mai, essrvlce ard foreign
mails Third assistant postal Hnanc-
g. stamps. money orders. registered
mall. postal savings Fourth as<is-
Ian,- rural MATS, equipment and
supplies
I. The international, Postal Ccson
= z --ion Of nations formed 10 es-
tsb.ish Uniform rates OF mail sent
from ole TO the other.
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Lewiston Couple
Married SO Years

Lewiston Jan es-Nr. - "
Joachim Be.anger. the frs: 80
American couple married = L4T'
ton. observed their go.ss- -s:;'
anniversary Jan -. Their cssa:.'
and friends rendered them -s>:77:1
al their home. 81 Pine So :
presented them with q pu-s- So
~iches. creams, cakes ar5 cc@-5 ~
served.
Mr. and Airs Beianser Ne n
Ted at St Joseph's chU0rA. j..
1879. Rev. FIR LUcsy. ps:c- Q:
parish officiating. The ce-eno-. =
witnessed By Charles Noyt- G..-..
the bride. and Jacques Fouchs-..
intimate friend Of the frs; C,.-.d'
families TO immierase 10 this Ky
and Mrs, Belsnssr are wel-k"o"1
the two cities Mr.. Relarse- :;
mason by trade bu. retired :-l::,
tive business few years ago
They have ore csusn,s-. Mrs il.
~ Woodward Of Wood stree. Il"
ton
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1aE sc-.Ezl respectfully sek,cws.
EGGS --cscs ia. -. Ct q rc.-ns-o-s
csoE11naca.so. from TIE Z. 8 PAL
Rad A9Nic5s.rz.1o.- Ta:k rss
marked % rE5,lsh = tie rsor-srx Ct
Jan = and did ooe s-Te r.M tSs
sTs.t1g~ of jan - TIE report -xs
asrcsea 20 .scn1n.1,z so-czyss &C
coGpE1sElsc.-:o mention OF ris-
:zxsz Il Is 70 bs begged tie naczse-
Mso. Ezi-.sias i'll frtsgat ard pss-
sanger schs5Eses be..s- ;hsa il rzb-
Lefty schedule, o. sAzn Bz-eso. b.
tsan15 fcr thz. 5sAzy7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

DepuST Sheriff P. c. Eurd Is cor
ansC TO Lis home il Miller stres. by
an accident IN which be injured his
left keen seriously. He vas driving
z Two horse load IN the woods q.
s~aaviiie where he fas been cutting
~ocd for Fred Curtis when about
dusk he drove onto 4 stump which
threw him ont and under tie horses
feet Fortunately the horses did nc.
rCn or be would hare undoubtedly
been killed On the other hand they
showed almost human caution and
literally held their feet Up in order
not 70 crush him Il is to this thai
re owes the fac, that Re was net
more seriously injured or pe-hsps
killed He i. confined TO lis bed
and will be 50 for some time II is
feared.
With tie temperature Is below
zero and tie harbor and bay practi-
cadc:- sheet Of snow and ice. the
hay steamers Castine and Golden
Rod from Camden, Isleshoro and
Castine were forced 10 Land their
Passengers OF the ice at Belfas
this morning after more than an
hours futile effort to bucs. through,
Il More than a dczen msn ant
women were landed and waIkes
ashore the mail and freight bein-
taken On hand sled A ceckhan;
from the Golden Pod frs. tested III.
ICE with an axe making the TIP 20
TIE shore 70 assure safety. Unless
help is sent 10 Belfast at orce the
Port viii BE closed for the winter.
Tits viii completely isolate the town
q Islesooro On Long Island and CIT
on all connections with castine ami
Brcoksvi;ie.