davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23

&ai6inetun, :. s. - Der pon
0en 8remierminiitern 2lopo 8eorge
un0 WfiQeran0 oui Der @onierers in
0ptbe, grngIouo, bctreiiS Der 3ob-
lung Ser arie9sentihdoi9lmg ourh
Geutitlano mo ser ariegaihuloeu
Der 2laiirten pereinbarte 6inan3-
plan, bat in @aihingtou niht
9eringe5 9Iuiiebeu erregt. 0fitgIie-
DER oeS Senot3 mo 0eS 9fcpr1len-
tantenbnIIeS iomobl, nie Gcrtretcr
Der Administration QuBertcn gr-
Italrnen iiber Sen 8lan, ocr iie ais
einen nelen &eriuh betro6teu. Sen
8er. 'Stoaten 0ie 9iiroe ser Rrie9s-
iduIoen @nglano'a II. 6ranfrei6 8
auijubulien.
SSn &aibington lit man Ser PIN,
lidt, 0aB nncb ocm 4aone, Der in Der
GonTereni IN Spa. an Der Die Ser.
Staaten nibt betbeiIigt iein meroen,
oorgelegt Der0en ioa, Die 8cr.
Staaten 0as GarIehen, 0u5 Gnglan6
uno Sranfreid 0eutihlanO gemdb.
rcn moaen gorantircu iuQen mn
0afilr mir 0euticbc Bombs erbalten
miuoen.
0ieie Oelttihen Bombs, Die meiter
nifts iein miiroen, als Sdulo.
ifeine, rpiiroen aud aniteQe ser iebi
in 6dn0en ser Der. Staten befin0.
Il6en 0bIigutionen gngIan0'S unf
6ranfreid's fiir oie oieicn 2dn6err
geDabrten 9lnleiben Don $4,000.
100000 treten.
geoeltenoeS @rItulnen nerurioh
te audi Ole dniheineu0e 9lbiiht oel
3mpi groBen oIliirteu 01ddte, on
Gntibeiounq fiber oic in americdui
Idcn Sdiiie IN @ieoererpdqlnq al
3leben un0 nnh GnoerpeitiQen BID.
nen ilbcr icIbe 3u pcrfiiQen.
Der Plan, 0ie oon GeutIhlon6 III
5cbIenoe Observation-Disclosures feItiu,
ieben, obne bie Ser. Stoaten yurotbt
}n jieben lno tie iogar fiir Die 8er
St1dten eln5rtrelben. miro aI5 einC
fiibne 0ioftonnaBlng betroftet
3umaI Die Der. Stonten nit 1eutfh
lonO nod ni6t Srie6en geidloiicr
boben.
Tent 4lone liegt mad Ser 9uffof
Jung m @aibington 0ie ,yoee ~
9runoe, 0aB penn ben 2(aiirten ar
ltattet miro, 0ie3 ut thun, iie 81,
Gollcctoren i'm 2luaemeinen un0 6o
onr4 better bef0bigt pcr0en, oit
8eIoer, 0ie iie 9lnerico ifufben
aus Den Sunnen, 6ie lie por
9eutIdlono colectiren, at be3abIen
@irO nidJts brams.
@aibingtOn, ;. IS. - Asenn 81,
olllIrten Re8ierungen ouf financieat
0iiIie ieteus Der 9fegierung oel
Ser, Stoaten fir oen grfolq ibrei
BIdne betrefi5 2iqui0irunQ oeI
ariegsihuIoen uno ariegsentidd6i
gungen rebnen, 10 lit ibnen cine bit
tere @nttduiduna iiher.
IS fann nit geltinnitbeit aeIao.
iper6en 0aB oie 8unoesreaierunr
lidt I'M entfernteitcn 0aron oenft
| lid an Sen oerihieoeneu 6ie5be3iia
lid IN &orid)Io9 gebrahten QIdnct
8u betheiligen uno oa6 man i'll Gon
| grebfreiien feit entidloiicu lit, MD
III geItotten, ooB Die @er. Staatei
lid an Sen BON 0en aQiirten Gre
miers auf threr Gonieren3 3u 6uthe
| GngIau0, Qetroiieneu 0erein6ariln,
gen 5u bet6eiIi9en.
gis iebt lit nod feline iorrneG,
grflorrng Don Der 8ui6inatoue,
ReqicrllnQ outoriiirt moroen; elm
| ioihe fonnte nod nid1t erfolqen. 81
nod feline 2luiior6erlinQ Der TGijr
ten sur GctbciIi8lng an ihren Gld
men oorIieqt
90 picI lit ober iiher, inn Con
/ grcb hcrriht energiidlc Cppoiitiol
! qcgcn getheilj9ung Der nmerrani
idcn Re9ierimq an Dem Iroicct n
ir9eno elmer Gorm un6 irqcn0lDefd
Scietqebuu1 Sic ioidc 0etheiiiouu,
olttoriiiren Diir0c. miro eutific6eu
| IbIebuul criabrcn.
I
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
Scr5crgrcifcnO.

&Sicuer 9rief gi6t bodlsntbetii6es
StimmHnaSbilO aus Ser otter.
reidiidlen 6anptitaOt. Breu.
5enloies GIeno cnt6alt. - Seine
gIrbeit, fein t3elO, fsiue 9eab.
rHnaSmittel. Granf6eit infOlst
manselBaitsr GrGS6ruug crb06t
oic Qei0cu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
sdusi3 tritt Der go(ferIioa bel.

Bern. Die Sd)nei3 entidieo
iih bel elmer am Sonntog abaebol.
tener llrobitimmung NIT ciner nur
fnoppen Me1rbcit iijr ocn 8eitritt
sur 30Iferli0o; 1fI2 Gontone ma.
rem oaiiir, t01a oaqeQcn un0 oo5
0erb0ItniB Der Qoif5itimmen mar
4f4600 9egen 320,880.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
7er Warfcmrs.

glcp gOrf. bci s6nub Der
Poric in 0on Street am H}ittmof
A}ttoq Duroe Die oeutif)c Uarf NIT
2.t3 Gents not3rt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23

.olH6e, GnalanS. - Geutihlono
spRrO iiber Die 9obe Der gntih0Oi-
ghtug, wel6e es unter Dem &eriaiI-
ger &ertroge 3u 3oblen bat, ni6t
lncbr lauge inn 3mcifel bleiben 2IltT
! elmer am 10. DIS obgebaItenen Gou-
icren5 spiihen Dem fran5oIildlen
J 0retner 0dQeran0 un0 Dem britt
inen Grenlier 2lopo @jeorge nur0e
bei6loiien, cine beItimmte run0e
Slunme, Die 9eutihlan0 5u 5ablen
bat, feit3uieben
Ticic @ntihlieblmg mar 0as MIDI
tigIte grgebniB Der Gonieren5 Der
bcioen 3remiers, Die in 8eaucIoire.
Dem @ohniib Sir 8biaip Saiioon's
in Ser l}dbe pon &ptbe, itattfanO
9remier NtiQcrnn0 acceptirte I'M
&rincip oie 6eitiebung Der Gutidd-
iojgungsiumme, untcr ser 9e0ing.
ing, ooB 6ronfreih Ous &orreht
ouf Bic oeittihen 3uhIungen erbal-
ter uno Elm G5eil Oieier 3obIung
iogIeih eriolgen ioQte. 8eIgien,
beiBt 6, miro biniiAtIih Der Shoo-
IosboItHag auf Die gleihe Stuie NIT
1rnnfrejt geiteat neroen.
Ieruer mur0e beidloiicn, Sen
( ;3eitpunct ser Gorferen3 III Spa
3ruiihcn Sen 9litalieoern ocs C6er-
item 91atbs uno oeutiden 9ertretern
pom %. 0tai Qui ben 2t Suni gu
1peridiebeu.
GeutihInn0 miro bon Dem Ser
fabren Der Gonfcren5 uno oen Be-
6tn9tngen, melhe porgplegt meroen
io1cn. in GeuttniB geiebt meroen,
6odl miro Die 9lotee flar MAIDEN, oaB
ejrfe Gebatte ebcnio nenig 5ulGiiiq
fei, nie ieiner ,3cit bel Der Inter
scihnltng oc5 Gcriailer 8ertrages.
S5n ser Gonferen3 Der beioen Bre-
TltierS mar fein americoniider Ser
treter anmeieno, ooh per0en bic
GintihIieBun9en ser americonii6en
t9fegierung nit9etbeilt per0eu.
Sine amtIi6c GrflGrnng.
|. Cine amtIide 9}itt6eiIung on sic
s3eitun9sOertreter in 8e3ug auf oie
Gonferenj beiagt ium lbeil;
y@s mur0e pereinbart, bcB eS
feline 6roge zines 2lbneidenS pon
Dem geriaiQer @ertrage gibt. Der
@ertrag iou in pouer ataft aufreht-
crboIten peroen. 6erner ob9enoht
murbe, ooB Die 6oroerungen inter
Sen 4briiihngseInuieIn in5beionoere
ourdsuiiihren limo ltn0 oaB oieie
Iurf]fiibrung niht bis na6 Ser ,3u-
fQmmenfunit IN SPA perihoben
meroen fol-. 25n onoercn @orten:
oie SSroge Der }lbritihtng miro in Ser
Spa Gonieren3 nidt beiprodJen
meroen uno Die 6inausidieblmq
ser Gonieren3 miro Oie 0loBnob.
men Ser 2lGEiirten unb ibren gnt-
i6luB, Die 2lbriiIhtngs GIauicln
ourfl3uiiibren IN feiner 8eiie be-
hinoern. /"
8renlier Miqerano's Gntihaoid.
unas- 8orIfl0ge in Ser 8eratbuna
nit 2Iopo @eorae rperoen oTficieQ
ols oorl0uiig beidriebcn mo 3u-
nGfit peroen iie pom ben Iinon3-
Sahoeritdnoigen Ser 6eiOen Regie.
rungen einer genouen &riiirng nm.
tersogen. 9etreff5 oieirr Iorihldoe
faat DIE amtlife Mittheilung oGies
be0elitet nift, 6nB Der Gertraa ge.
dn6ert ner6en miro, iou6ern nur,
oaB oie 2luiirten ouf ser @run6Ioae
porgeben peroen, 6nB Elm 3ohlunas.
rrtbeiI geaen GeutihIono ertpirft
lno 2ebteres SIT sabIen perpiIidtet
If, g5 lit MIR nod bic 1Sra9e, nie
oie 3a1Iungen erfolqen ioaen."
Cine ipdtere 3uiatIihe omtlife
0tittheiIuua beiaqte. oie Gonferen}
itl Spa peroe nift oui cine grorte.
,afltrg Der 6inon3iraqeu beidr1nft
fem, ioroern ale @crIetin1acn ocs
FSrie0euspertrnaes bebau6eIu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
= LIN A;n et,nhbirarnr -. 81

I'M nIe @1H0N1HoItr III iWIil.
gen. ron Ihren uHerhorteu gre.ien
herab3uaeben, hat in Spanica cine
9cpegung eingeiebt itatt 5fuhe
h1niene San0oIeu su trnqen.
augemeines Stunmred7t 1T
bel Den 8ableu in 5apaH geifLo8en
sp9reer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
Gin i9laner
Elan,

Die 5luiidleh ben 9rcmierS Gns.
lambs unO 5ranfrcif's gctruffe-
men 6iman5Derrinbaruug erreat
Stauneu in &aibiu9tpu. - CAN'T
barnnf berans, llnelc Sam Die
gnu5en Srie9sidlulOen anf5ubiir-
ben. - 8irO uidjts Ornns, bciRt
cs in &GiBingtun.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23

Trne translation tIst with ths postmaster at
Ailwaukea, May. 20 10 20 as repaired bT
he act o. Oct0Bsr g. 3lI5
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23

FTus translation filed with the Postmaster
atAfiiWaukse. May, %. 1879. as required by
the act Of October 6, 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
Senti6lanO'S
sdaOencriab.

Hrcmierminiiter Guglanb's unS
SSranfreih'S iOllen iid ilber
SentidDlanOfs Griakleiitnne ssci-
nigt ba6en. Sin Sfaherge-
id)Gft. - 6ranfreid nnb Sel9isn
erbalten &ergiinitigmngeH. -
GinuGnoe SeatifDlano's meroen
nidlt sugelniieH. - SpG.SDnfe-
ren5 Deridlp6en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23

Trns Transaction flied with the DormEsr3rat
Milwaukee, May n 1870 t' rsqHlrst bT
the act Of October q. I9lf
@icr. Grdiioent 0lari6an fennt ieine
RnppenBcimer.
Rihmoub, ga. IN elmer oor
Der ,,8irginja gor 2lfiociotion" ac.
ha.tencn 8c0e crfl1rte GIce Brdii.
bent D}ari6n0, er.oiiicio goriiBer
6es @ln0esicuats, 0aB iijr Die Io.
tionolpro6ibition Inn Senot fcinc
1ipausiq Stimmeu obgeqebcn NOR
Sen ro0rau, lDenn bic Gerbanolunqcu
uuo bic gbihmmImq in ge5ejmer
5ieung itattae'uuocu 5otteu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23

True translation illei wita ths Postmaster At
Milwaukee May. % IsS0, az repaired by the
Act of October 8, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
'sDtatngebiet BON Sen 7Sran3oien ae,
rdnmt.

Brains. - 2ie irnrpsoiiiheu 1rup.
ten haben 6ranfiurt. 2ormIta0t
uno on6ere Stdote aui Dem retten
Rbeirufer am Qaontoa gerdpnt, pie
nmtIit bcfanntaeuadt pur6e.
Die Raumlmg 9inq ru6iq urb
obne jeoe StoruHg por lid.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-05-23
9lesiernng iua 6elfen.

Hegisrnng iull belfen.
Die Giienbabnen ermarten MN
6iIfe pon Der 9fegierlng, an Die Iie
it'd nit Dem @riuden gemon0t bo.
ben, altgeiihts Der RotbIage bon sen
ibr inter Dem gabngeieb 3uIteben.
Den MISREPRESENTATION 8efuQnIien
Sebrouh 3ll maiden. Die 2a1e lei
9egeuwartig berort, oaB iie dnBer.
0rOertlife Shritte, mic tie onl1blich
oes Sfriegs aetban pur0en, nidt nur
rehtTertige, ionoern bringenoit for
0ere.
&eridieoene ltrioden fir oen
0}angel al 5radttpaqen nuroen
r Den 9obnen angeiu6rt, inter
oenen in eriter 2inie oie @inIhr6n-
flna 6es @ou5 Don neuem roQen6en
.Wnterial mQhren0 0es Rrieas oe.
nannt miro, @citere @riin0e iin6
sic lnaem6bnIif groBe 3a6l reporn,
tltr6e0iirftiger @nqQons. iotpie ser
lln1Itnno, ooB oieieIben inter ser
lRcqierltna5 GontroG8 i'm gon3en
2on0e lumber 3eritrplt nor6en
ieien ferner sic lnQep0hn(ih hohe
aegennortiqe 2Snoniprufnohme 6e5
iFrohtnerfehrs un0 idIicfIih Ser an
pieler Crten nod beitehen6e Streif
6e5. RangirperiondI8.
Seifeibene SOrbernngen.
Die gubnIeitungen bober Sic
Gommiiiion ierner eriud]t, ihnen
aus ocm I'M neuen gohn9eieb poroe.
icbenen 6ono8 non 300 O2iIionen
9onar5 iofort 125 0fi1ionen sur
geid)dffitug pon roQen0en Materiol
uor}uItrefen; nuBerocm miinIfen
Die @obnen nod 73 MiGiouen 0ol-
lars RorifuB fiir grtpeiterunaen
ino 9erbeiIerungen 6es Rahnnebes,
- Wfiatonen fir RIeinbohnen, 30
9}iaionen sur 7cdrng fGGiocr Ger-
binoIihfetten; ser 9}eYt pom 40 Drill
Iionen ioa 3ur Gcturq BON meitcreu
2lnipriiten Der Robnen in 91eierpe
ac6nIten peroen.
&erfshrscOmmiiiton an Der 9lrbeit
Die 3rpiihenItootIide Rerfehrs.
oommiiiion bat aui oen 6iIieruf Ser
9obnIeitunoen bin ioiort idmmtIidt
Itnottid1en giien6ohn- un6 getrieb5.
committeeman teIeqrap6iih orinaenS
criudlt bel Ser 6ebuuq ser 3froft.
Itnlung mitgtheIien 9luBer6em hot
lie mehrere hun6crt ihrcr 2(qentcn
beauftragt, an oen houptiddIifitcr
Geutrcn oes Trohtperfebrs Grhebun.
qen iiber 6ie 2nqe on3lIteaer unS
9eridte cjn}ureifen, ouf 8rln6 Sc.
ren 0onn Ibhii(fSpl1ne in SEN oner.
nofiten 5ngen bcfanut deoe6cn
mer0cu io1en.
Suipiihcn conierirt Sic Commit.
Iion nit Eertretern Ser eiIcnhohner
iibcr D2itteI uno Rcoe, 2tbbiIie 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
CHARITY MINSTRELS
CITY HALL TONIGHT

Iet SET. chile 20 de Cha-lr- Mn
st~els a. CITY hail DIS ebenm Thar
-aIH -uk be some ob DE- nes' L-aca fax;
1o.-s II dis vere lov-G ~ caf platform
The MINISTRIES wi he eompDs.,u Il
sprue al the best talent IN lh;s and sur
rounding cities. 1'n" glance II the pro
gram Is cnoQg,, % convince any rheii rre,-
gner That THIS VII oe an o. enIng Of
-po1. clean fun WITH such r,.u on
the ends of " alter r -as.- oric uF tre
STATS of the St:4t@ ITu1se ii ms -y'eis
"TiLiig" y alker IF tb4 famous team nf
n alker a. Fisher. Charley -ri-ua. A.
-awle ana Gilman IL. a4lienct viii
sllrr have thelr Tiour.s CHASED & wa,
The jokes. winch 4re g. new WI make
nlare than ans cttIZe:l squl-m With en-
Da--assner-. ou- he 4un Is IL good
natured. There VIII bt several mower
tiss introduced and wen say that HI
Fl an-y OF Lew pocksrader 8 attractions
VIII have nothing OF this aggregation
Of al stars. When Il comes I'd clog
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
anA-.s

net tel Ar- Tanner that whatever The
farm was sold fnr he would have 10 get
) per cent 1n- M-. Sawyer. He cesr.tiel
Parent BUT nor 10 cheat RI SAWYER
uUt of lis commission. And h. testified
snoHt advertisement Of Lne farm which
appeared IN the Aenasnec Jou-ral-
: pm -edi-ect examination, Nj Cha
ntv talG abou- Amos EiggIng connec-
mons as = real earate agent n the maj
Ter IND LesritieQ thar he mad been sued
by Mr.. Higgins for commissions on the
sale Of tirat same farm.
HRS. Cheney testified about The con-
ve-sation between Mr.. Cheney and VI
Sawyer, currpborating the testimony
given by Mr. Chene~. She testified she
had sa4d 10 NJ. Cheney sne was ARA 10
here Was going ID be trounle and Sly.
wsE going 70 put an ado IL The paper
and sci the farm herself And she did
advertise Tbs farm Cpon creas-sZar,s-
nation she testified Mr Parent sail
ne had 4 perseet right &c buy the ta-Ir.
Al the request Of IL. Parent. afts-
ne sale. she had taken the item 10 the
.IournaS To the effect that Nj Cheney
reported tte salt. Of his farm IL Nj
Parent LiI-oagt, I JoJr-Tla! acv. SHE
testified thai wner sire put the adv Z.
the paper she believed that lhe sale *
Mr.. Tanner haa fallen through.
George Alien, sun-in-law Of NJ
Cheney. t.estln.d ne mad neard M Che
ner say n. would taiSe SID, If ne price
and ASKED NJ SAWYER 70 t.k. OF s!an
pu1 ne rstused Ar Cheney had then
SAID ne cauian : 90 business win saw
y-c-
In -ebu1I2i, william Tanner tesEI.i,s1
ne t1sc PURCHASE Lte Cherey IL n. iGa
Mr.. Saver had 1-st showed LINN the
farm. IL testified thai Nj Cheney hal
on enc occasion saia = he La MOI
brought SAWYER along ne could M -
had his cnr1-14ssIon; that Cheney naiC
hs would havs ss pny sawyer SAa. ti1a
NJ. Cheney had SUGGESTED that r. h-GnG
sorneone 4iong and BUY the farm.
I pen cross-.s1l-E1l nation re Zesfldec
liiat he and sawyer wsr4 never nsar=.
li.aR slGsa Of agreement On me @aru
salt.
The case was -t1sn argued OK Attor.
ne Aaher fur tine Qtstep liant und A or
ne- Nelson for -ne u!air-ift. Znd JuGg.
B.ane gave the charge u the jury
After having the case under del31tI-
auon about an hour che Bu-y returned
q verdict for the plaintiff IN the sum o
Sslls7. -
Only Une more case remains - ..
tried ~ tiny Session af tie .cou-- cta
o. Chamberlain VI. BC-riiar mel
WI! be lleart; today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
vi ary z. Fran

.Af-v = Eeuhs o9 pr. ri s-a@rlng
f-pru ! -ras.rI1red E'p MISS Mary z,
T19-,r ~ Augusta died II this ctt-
SATURDAY morning, Jan. II.
Sh-. YVES ho-n n Windsor. Ne,
AprL l.. 1850. ana Vas the eldest
lni.d In her fathers family.
When she was about s years OF
a-e ne family moved u Augusta
v b.re Miss FRAN PasEsd the re
III lnds.r of her life. Attn th- death
II har parents sh. took her place
Is horne kaeper and has 2lwaTs *
e,-cis.-,i q loving and Wise care for
the other members q her LaELv
u ear!v Ike she responded 70 t1e
claims Of God and coTteaslrE aer
failh II HIM united WIKI the PEI i
nv Memorial church. me-, known IS
lie T'irst Free Baptist church Of Az
~usta. For about 70 -sars she 50 ne
in the church choir g1aal- CRYING
le-- services fur the sake Of the
CHURCH l. IVES whiie returning ho1ne
f-orI1 an evening serr4re Of rhe church
thar she sustained The fan which re-
suited N ler death.
she is survived by TWO sIsterS- Mrs.
Ffar-l.rt Avery Of Lewiston and Miss
Melissa Train ST Augusta; -w0
t,,-oth.rs Miles FRAN Of Providence
l.. :. anG Frank FRAN Of August.
5esidas several nepfews and nieces.
T7unera. services will be held az
har lite home. 10 F'lagg street Tues
day st = =. IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
WSSERuHSHT GARAGE
STATE DISTRIBUTOR FOR
DANIELS, HAYNES, NOON

The esse-unsert Garage Co. 43
Stale street, Augusta announces the
Requirement Of the entire State Giss-
tl-ibu-4ng agencies fcr the CUSTOM
built ''Dariels Flights" Haynes
character cars and the beautiful
MOON
Prnuanly . The rE1ajorlrT IF tastes
the 1Ruiets Lights" are The nnast
specimens of -hs coach builders 1T
II the world Each car IS built . the
CONSUMER fancy and could be
readily selected ny IFS owner from
90 ~Duuiels" a. rhe curb by It's dis
tinctlve ipdtvlduuL1r Aaessrs C-lough
and keEaey ~ Ihe Wease,unserr Ga
rage C. say Us wouaerfu. 10 horse
motor 4nc powerful advanced rwpe
Llass-s give - Speed. performance
and Longevity Tor n advance Of any
thing encountered in their exha as
r.ve search Tor leader. Ii 1he motor
car field
Haynes" character c;--s IRE known
as Americas first eur They were Sc
iectaa for the oiG honest sIa4l.cl.
company anG woadarfuI durability
SN@-e 49, 49, 80 A-4S2a1~t XII u TSsDIG AtN
i'eDeat 50 isAs
The v. : Eaalel Co.. View Eng
land distributors, nav4 ! won d..rfG
organization eight Years CID. which
gave ~IaEnes" users service unG
aarrs during the :asf four years
when many old makes 1;LIleG urtar-
t.
"MeoE" cG-s have been built 1T 81
Leuls FAR 70 yeA~s ov me SAM CON-
paEy. They ar tt--a rlcE man : SINAI
car in appearance. They have d.
the same units used rs cars costing
tHlce aud three Times as much as The
Noon IND one wonders nov sucl
quality INC finish can be used u 4
moderate priced car
The VI esiserEnsest Garage Go
sta as they have peer w4-1i.3rg 70,
months % decide 1pon the finest ths
market aTupds and the SELECTION o,
these Lines hey 5elleve. insure.
their repU-@-Inr ~ distributors.
Fhey plan To extend o iocGl des-l-
tsrs throughout Maine tht rpporric rlity
IF s.ssociarIng with -hen II the Stat4
distribution af these famous cars
T'cc future W9uld appear bright in.
deed for suct i distinguished line
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
Sensational Battles
Promised al Tex Hopkins
SHOW "Wednesday Eve

The biggest agnlw elg.l- battle that
mas been stageo = the State Of
Ma-Ine- -D- scrae time viii be putlea
on Al CRY ha1 Wednesday, evening
wnsE Sailor JOG Gibbs of Bosrcn
meets Red Cap 1lisnr IF Sy-acuss.
\. = II two slx--ounc sassiccs
SOLE boys are as speedy as the pro
verniAl lightning. rte ansy Git ference
being that they VIII STRIKE IN the
same place # an opening Is aNallahie.
Ins sa-lnr Is Z bear CIT IN the ranG
ae cal give ana take and keep CO.
ING Where other men would. bite the
1usf- He viii drive across cte CIT
vas Ike streak Of light. landing or
us opponent either right, left Or
o1Ll, Il an opportunity presents T.
Sell ttt Packs punch lie either
-ul-I thai makes the NOS. hardened
aeAer ST up Ind take notice AS 0
c-aW wing card there ara few his agu;4l
oecause o- ms remarkable record.
Meeting such men rs Pete Hartley.
Mel Cougar. Wille ScilafFer and Eey
Rive-s anG acquiring himself credit
ably cpnrlnccs The Inn who follows
tas spo''J hat he Il some EaEle LITTLE
st.ra p7e-.
Wilson, Or 'Eea Zap" IS ne Is CAT
sc by Il most Of admirers Is jas1 the
u2an % meet this IWo handed artist
anu E,Ne hin the bg1Lle IF tis SWEEP
voang .--e. The Inc from SyracLse
asks no tAvcrs of anyone when II
rne ring and usually gives as good As
& Lzxa-- II
as an antelope. crafty as ar Indian
tough IL = nine knot. he is II itiea
rigrt-rg man who plays this game
IA z gentleman and VINO possesa.-s
e tnE SHARE Of fIsfic SCIENCE. H
sounus ACROSS The ring ike Z sIrr,e--
anIrnaIeG rubber bali driving bo1h
n1lrls like pisrons ano woe betiu..
the hapiess apponert WITH whom one
% rhest Dynamite j;lbs connects
Manager Hopkins is indeed 10 u
cong-'z-uiated on matching rvo such
ganev ladE w'le VIII rlt4 from ~on.
20 Gor=
Another bou- That Is creating wI4-
ln-eres[ among the sporting public
~ AeE-nebec 4 ALE" is tn siz- -pund
&c b'.rW ten Young CprbIr Of H&uo-
vel anG spin" Mcclure M Angus
= he u4E-up be.tween these TWO
llgn-v-eaghts should Be : sensation.
a. both boys arr e,.-yer and aiv..
van Z To meet each orher for : iong
-tu- Mcclure i ! nea1E TIA whc
aa+s trains Is wei as bong gloves
and VINO packs . raod-rGnch. Cor
min well thought oI as bQ-a~ ana
saou q b. L worthy opponent tor rne
Capital Cirv la. F'ans From both
rr-5es will GoUhllaas -.zrD ou1 IN fun
force 70 see ms I'LL Is il has b-er
awaited for : long tIue and great
interest has been aroused
Two lrrir.a4ries NIL com pi,-t4
IT. btu q far to- m w+-dn.sl...y
ereuIng perto-nS1ca 4r4 = pre-
boxing ~dore" y y: LII good =,
show should be the most sgnsa ti,,r.a
put on ii lh- city for many wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
BILLY OBEIEN
STANDS Up FOR TIE
SOAP BOX" ORATORS

AllIa1l Il. g Ei-len Of the Maaal-
eaasetts department Of public L1L!4-
lies II an address before The Cunl-
bridge IA oElen CIub al tne Hotel
6ru0swlrk. says t.se Boston Herald
denounced those vino lierrv free
speecn Us associated Will. the soap
box" and the "'street corner" ana
declared that L9e present L!Ll.. WIS
The heaIrhiest period Of the nation s
life because 20 many CITIZENS were
discussing the government and L.
methods
Everybody seems 10 have gone
mad over Internal affairs of stat :
anc nation, he said And par-ic-
uinrly over the night Of free speech.
Ae vii all quite agree cnat non
Citizens have absolutely no right IN
der any circumstances to c-irIcise
our methods Of conducting our own
Affairs, and # they don't Ike or
style they should catch the earli u
bea-- But the question how far
American Citizen may 60 is quite
another matter
II Is our Inalienable right to dis
cuss, crIricise or condemn govern
mental officials and policies and
methods Of business. both nr,vgra
and serni-puhlIc, SC long US We Go
not advocate force or ether uulaw-
III methods" ne said TT gets q 51r
riresorne 70 hear the frequent ot4-
bursts against what some peoDjc
Ike TO term the SOAP b1x' or street
corner slaDE-er. Don't let anybodv
ever worry about that element 4.
Our citizenship that discusses puble
Affairs Z the open It's only wher,
they are driven behind ciossa .Ioors
that we have OCCASION for alarm.
The street corner and the .soa n
BOX we're Intimately associated with
the nation birth and DEVELOPMENT
and We should thank Ged rnat tbav
are srill kindergartana for usefz;
public opinions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26

dancing Ind snaAIng me bones slh0
tausaos the ends are ARTIST. ~ inter-
lucvsrr. Charles kinsInan mikes some
foil 1nr the JoAesrri-h-. The sninssS
..-.. t.le best possible; Bryce Little, who
WIS = member CT The famous J scope
Quartet IN army f1lGsica- org ls.4Iloh
mat won more tnaA a-uIra-v JUSTINE
fIcu. Ben S-Gber- who Is :. a-tls-.
arthur Towle, whose VOICE Il fuIi y
t1ieluG.-, k-lcn Eyar, vhe e Z constii-i-
si,.:,.aTd : AZ musicl-! entertainments
Tom Fox, vino L some soiigst.-- rffie
Walker. ''C7ta-iey'' Titus, ''Eii-." Towte
aud ..r,uve Campbell are ,aere wten =
comes IL NJ sir Tne quartet consisting
Vi -..zotre. 5lEber. Hayes and L-irtle -
one ri rha Lest e0maIaarlcaa abrA!naoie
md t:i.r certainly wa-nte-
New ana popula- songs WI ae M
-radured throughout tae ent.r- perform
ance -ne Costumes are brss!1t A-A1
auappy. -he COMPANY presenting lht 4.5-
y..aranca Of : trained prufessierla- or
ganIzarlon.
The GusAy r0r.aeG.a-s vii huv= . as
SIS; then. Z chorus Of y votces-5 sing
t-s of prominence II -1e c--T Who GU
sing ragrl-ne as wei as Class IS
Following -ie performance there VII
Sc = dance music ne19g t1--clsheE n
Douglas orchestra
-he p-eg-am Ter The svAc-ag Is Is Sol
lows
WY 10 -her al Then y 10 y ar1it=H ?
Il 4lter E.r--1e-
: ae:4- You ra.-inG H..