davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-09-27

Last night the police made two raids
on gambling dens, one uptown in the
vicinity off the Park and another down
town.
The Police having had information Of a
fight that took ,nlace the night before
and which nearly Terminated in a serl-
Gus fire, accordingly laid a trap for the
gentlemen" last evening.
Inspector acknowledgment Rabsatt
and Corporal Broom at either exit of the
rendezvous entered the building.
AS the Inspector entered he swiftly
moved towards the table and taking up
the money lying thereon, said Hands
up!'
Surprised, the men started at the intru-
der and then broke into the widest con
fusion. Mate freely used fists against
mate in the endeavour to escape One
, 1920-09-27

are demanding payment of an increased
wage scale retroactive to August 18th
last which they contend is due them.
Paris. Sept. 22nd. France will pay
every dollar of the $3.50. 900, 900 loan due
in New York October 18th, M. Francois
Marshal the Minister of Finance officially
announced to the Cabinet Council today.
This sun is Frances share of the SIS, 600
GOO, 900 Anglo-French loan foated in the
United States during the war.
Paris. Sept. 22nd. M. Clcmenceau
left Paris last evening for. Marseilles
where he will embark for India. The
former Premier will spend several
!. weeks hunting in the Himalayas.
London, Sept. 22nd.-The authorities
here are taking precautions against
bomb oltrages similar to those at New
York and Genoa. The Stock Exchange
must not be delivered at the Exchange
but deposited at a nearby cloakroom.
One of the Exchange exits also has been
closed.
New Bedford, Mass, Sept, 22nd.-An
anonymous warning that bomb outrages
involving the City Hall in this city and
Fall river are planned for Thursday has
been received by the Mayor. The warn
ing was contained in a communication
which said that simultaneous attacks
would be made on the City Halls banks
and mills in each city: Police officers
nave been notified.
Vancouver, Sept. 22nd.- According
TO reports reaching here it is estimated
that nearly one million dollars damage
has been caused to the oat crop by the
heavy rains of the past week on the
lower mainland.
London, Sept. 22nd. The Earl of
Lytton has been appointed Under-Secre-
tary for India. He succeeds Lord Sinha
who has resigned.
Toxic, Sept. 22nd.-Fifteen hundred
new cases of cholera have been discov-
cred in Korea, according to an official
statement issued at Seoul. This makes
the total number of victims of the di-
sease more than 20, 600 of which more
than 5000 cases have died.
Paris, Sept. 22nd.-Mr. Marsal re-
plying to a question submitted to him
by a member of the Senate said today
that the expenses incurred through the
Rhine occupation were estimated at
the end Of March to have reached Is,
600, 900, 900 francs. The amount paid
by Germany on account was 1893, 600,
600 marks by the end of July.
, 1920-09-27

We have been informed that Mr.. Lee
has entirely severed his connection
with the Post Office and that the acting
Postmaster, Mr.. Bays, takes his place.
1t will be remembered that some time
ago we intimated that such would be
the case. We wish Mr.. Bays WE'LL
ibid.
, 1920-09-27

Gently stabbed another up town some
weeks ago, has been sentenced to thirty
days with forced labor. Ibid.
, 1920-09-27
A D NJ $50 N:

poor fellow was knocked down in the
mud and slightly bruised.
This scene continued for some time
and did not end until the officers of the
law showed their arms.
The anne of the men were taken
Is in all, and the case will come uD At
Police Court on Saturday.
The raid down town was a quiet af-
fair. Tb1d.
We see from the latest Danish papers
that the new Grain-Laws in Denmark
for 1920 to 1921, leave no doubt as TO tha
prior rights of the State, or population
to the products of the country
All winter-grain wheat and rye) js
being taken over by the state, while the
expectation of spring-grain (barlev and
oats is prohibited.
The Minister of Agriculture has tho
right to export, for account of the Dam
ISL State, such quantities of the winter.
grain as in his judgment can be spared
(which shows that the State does not
alone commander what is necessary for
the population, but the whole cropl whiIo
he is authorized to grant permits TO ey-
port spring grain on certain conditions
and against an export-tax of go e cpnt
of the profit obtained by the exportation
Something for us to think Of when
sugar and meat prices &C up'--tSt THom.
as Nail Notes, Sept. 92nd.
, 1920-09-27
St. Thomas News.

Two of the revision dealers whose
scales were found to be defective were
fined $40 a piece at the Police Office
yesterday. st. Thomas, Mail Notes,
Sept. 21st.
Conrad Harrison, the la who re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Caillaux says Foresa v
Economic Conditions
" ouiG Prevail After War

P--.z. F=- --Jasari1 EaiTIGu1,
f0-rls- premier. ezul.~.---1E lis act-v-
.-i-e II Italy on ne Resumption -c'-
Gag Of a-s 1rlll before -ne Senate
sizing - nIGt-co---. u III charge
4t having nac reasonable dealings
Win -ne +reE-, said - f0-eFav II
$40 -re economic conditions that
would prevail af-e- -he var Re O.
-a-Hd III rad sougt- IT economic
4 Alliance v---h Italy within n eTz-sT1te
W that Fta'v's and France ritter
z=-s snoGIC ne sa-egCa-oeG a. the
pea~e conference. Al no time NJ Tar
.at-z asserted was -nsre any Question
o- pp.I-Ics or 9 peace OF cauTpro1-2<-f
theodore -eecoCve. me s-a-+ l~Ds-
Fl. 10y reac : latter from -he swiss
r--l.s-e- d justice -s-usrng g pei
III thief y Police Werr,ne- o. &c
--.~G Gnc Gra-ne- witness named
-l-50uer 70 come 70 Paris q -es-11y
II the Cl!i!aE1 case which tn MT
.s - classified Is political one tIe
-rl-d that L. v-0uIG allow -g- w.
ua7ses tn come L needed in : c4--i!
or TIT I-4- cast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
TWO INJURED
N VERMONT
RAILROAD WRECK

Burlington " Feb g5-Two men
ve-s Injured EnC 2 score q passer-
GER aaa.- shaken y vhsr = north
BOND plass+rse- ran OF III Csu-
--a- er1ou II rounding bat
c1-V-t on c-Zle sor-h Of Wes- Eg-r-
1or'C dashed IrLD II ear tnE u L
-''alE-- -r4--- The p@ssenEer. No. f.
y IN sErr- ram whose mai ana -
.4r=sa ca w. a-=r2il+e Mont a- un--s-
~ nsGr S1zror -as n=r v-uo were
INJURED L-e -@1G 4crn- Harlow anG
E'galer14r Aana~L boz Of - 49,
3>nA ArG bot - n t-elgr- TRAIL
"a +sa- = cAG-ge 0. ne passen-
- --aL- ls-e E.rs1n-er Newton anE
-Jn-lc-u- L.GsEe. be-r q > 4
1ars
Nu explanation OF ms ca-se u gre
"''id+4rT could re Obtained The s-a-
-t9n 4-EeL -- wes- E---1u--d SID
liz h+ ..aL eor ..-s-lI win -n4 cor
cutters Of bo-h --alns anc nai-he-
couic 81 4-v -eazon for -he acci-
der
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
enforcement ARMY
F0RE60ES CLEAN UP OF
IRON COUNTY, MICHIGAN

--ou --Ir=-. F-n. -.-ThI--, five S=uer-
: a4er-s and members o cb4 Michigan
So cuCs-E hu!l-y VINO a---v=G las-
rIsr- under Major 4 -;a.---r1r.-
prohibition COMMISSIONER m esu---l
s-Ates, &c clean Y" I-or COUNTY. e
E--h- wee ec-ou-e pack horn- wiz
Mage -'a.--r77pie vas bound eo- Was
1cEton T. confer wiz F1-0tini-.or CON-
-1lssIone- John Kramer.
AaJ0- Da--r-pte. vhc LED -..- a-r.=L
expedition % L-pr River WIN -ce avcv-
e Purpose O. a--es-.ng coun-- ana VII
-ags Officers Oh charges Of cucsp.-.n :
70 o56--E,- =C+o-cealsr- Of -he p-pr :
oT-l6E law WIS called OF r. NJ E-r-
Eine and sees : compromise without
We iegzI acton. Wo-s-Irg q rs TED
era agents IT ne t-at cIasr VII seare
officers II cn- enforcement q ne -3-r
ar-1snoEa=--- was se-lp-s hiov Il en-
-n-csrna-- Of -rs a. law A4'u- CE.-
T-ipie declared be1D-e MS depa--u-z
Aa--Ics AcDonoUEh- prosecuting II
rr-ne- O. L-un enUa-v and lead OF re
cnunr- authorities VINO Major -,al---r,-
against tbs Tinted States. -..ca,-af7 q
telegram -no2- e-p- -rls--ic- A--p-n@-
Ay-ou Z Walker a. Grand Ra9ics ad-
Using h-- n caKe no acton Until re
dls--lct a-tD-nev could corre % :--gs-S-
gate Nj McJon ouEh hac OBTAINED :
wa--aE- 9n- rs z--es- oF Ma jo- CEl-
--Dpte charging hin. win malicious
ness snd f-a6 PLANNED 70 ha-a = se---as
b. Cri.< o. Police ------s S.nsfsa -
ne --ii-raC station ,as- nigh
A telephone message tr-n-, C,-vs-z-
ais : niles away. however. notified
McDonoug1 -ha- A-aJo- DaI--r--Tlie. IT
2T-Ic-p patton o. --oupls taG !ssu.C 50
-olnls q lr1u UrT-Ior r eacr Car II
lis Qa---. The PROSECUTOR Lne- aC-
used I~o1 EIve- cT-Izers Il - HON
ana AVOID any Garunns-ra-lor
-oGs- III NcJonoErh warned
MaJar DsI-yy-mpie that 7. II carried
or us pi1n and arrested al-y ona L.
--o- CeUr-- vc-1ou- q v-a--au- o.
-ne coCC-- officers wDLiG arrest
every mar y yoC- par and put
them Il JAN
Tns Prohibition GleCrG- 1f-.a : :
had received orders from Nj Kramer
ealing Of -ne armed lr-as1or~ and
no arrests v-e-t made
E.epo-es tnar ! t0nE m u l,r.e
o. vine from Leo J. Gre. r@d.ra
Prohibition supervisor 1U- rcr--.l-.,-r
Michigan and Et@ state po-Ic@ l1c IS
turned Z e ne Italians .-orr which
= was -z-hsr arg false" lIcUouousr
declared CocaE.
co1fsca-ec -A;s wine vher :
found Il II -ns Possession u c4rp--e-
placed ~ ovr men II -i1Z-ge and
put Ike ns--r=ts II Z SAFE p.ace"
Major Lsr-r-yu1oie found nln. barrels
o. n VINE II -he basement nom az
n pe-lsH priest toGay an 4.=s--o o.. e
-A--TE S4-er --1,Tg sauri--s fe- tsTi-
deucr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
ErZberger's Retirement
May Be Only Temporary

5e-llr. Fen Til. retirement ~
Ma nIas Erz8e-g-- from he German
ca1ine.- Is 0n3v rerlp0-4-E. declared The
-'.--s-zcre AILgemein= Zeitung IT com
r.-u -.-g l-rfor -ha minister -es!=1a ion
T4-1oUs newspaper whose syu1pa-nl-a
az VILE -t1e elements o. -he= F.lE-,-- & III
IL retl-emen- e ne HIS sIsp n his
. Belief Il Expressed - -le Fra
be -IIar E3e-- E-zpe--e- vii not -e-u-p
y his res-
.r cs1de--ng ms -eEiEra-lon as u.In-
.sg-- u finance 70 P--essIi.sr- Ebert. En-
t.a-re- based his action upou 9 desire
IA .ave ire tr-estigz-fo- NJ his alleged
1alzItiAd tzz returns proceed witr1Dr--
p-a5uGIre OF consideration for ris utf-
IL POSITION While the announcement
assigns this as = -aasGr, The minister z
= -elrsrl and rs alleged motive were
completely eciIpsed By the character q
t.y-!csenre which D Karl HeiEerict3. for
ne ice chancellor. succeeded n pEIac
las -wo DAYS Of the la-Ee-'s Hnel suit
arairs- him.
-wsr-- -ea-E a-r z rural schootzcas-
tee and since 1856 me srprmv pe--ei CT
German parliamentary life. Her En-
berger has for the last u months beer
tire most conspicuous figure IN 5e-nsa-
rvs pegt-revnl,Ttionary era ne retired
s-1rz The government r thn-ru-hIy dis
credited MAI. although th- cabine- stood
ny MN Loyalty unfit me ias- -.runaeut
in the fare Of overwhelming edas
ag1irs- the mar vino had heer its main
stav The Clerical party. toc, declined
tu iatrtsDn t-s favu-ite SGT urtn thc
courts verdic- had beer rendered. Per-
sor1aI friends regret -fae failure 10 use
the recent Attempt agains- Her Err
'e-ser's life AZ an oppo-rune reason for
ms VOLUNTARY retirement THIS dep-.s-
irr Or HsIfe-ich Of his decisive vic
tarv which Is ncv adding q Painter
manic jzoi3a-iuT.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

E3-ooi1l--ls. Mass, Feb. $50 ~ .
G.-us-eac, Z landscape a-c.I.-ec-- vAc
designed Ean- exposition G-Duncs and
pa-s systems cn-otetloG1 -hs coE-T1-----.
died e E!s hnu7e here las 2Igr ire
grounds % me e-pcsi.ions q -ll-lgc.
Seattle and Winnipeg. Mar. YER MS
p-ooQcts- Park gysIsr7s laid or by
him included those OF 5os>8-,- C-ricaEr
fooU-t Parks, Buffalo. Eecresr--- ~
: Hartford Louisville N.lv-z us-e- g
ale and Spokane. 5e 4es:ga@c also
ne g-nUnds fo- seve-ai STATE capItuls
and other buildings NJ Gi-nsteaC was
6s ysa-s q age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
WOULD ANNUI
DRY ACT IN
MARYLAND

with -ne appearance here today e
wavne e Wheeler. general counsel
II The Anti Saloon League TO explain
the provisIons Of the Eoisread pro
ripirior, enforcement at before the
temperance committee Of The House
of Delegates. resolutions were rnr-o-
s'-zcec N bocn branches Of the Jeg1s-
la..urs resembling Na-yianGs -arIA-
ra-ior Of the federal prohibition
amendment and authorizing the gov
error 70 institute proceedings for lie
arnulment-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Nab Whishey,
SHugglers at
Springfield. Mass.

tp-ingnelc- Mass. Fab -F-s-.a
Il Floyd. a1 eupieynrep- ager+ he~=
and AEs-E : Watkins Of MOI. t,-asa- =.
Pullman porter on -he Boston d
Maine E.Gil-uad wa arrested .7s-e
today cEa-E--L with struggling vi1i--
KEY --o-L Canada, Railroad d.1ea-
r1Tes say hey saw Flc-d =zy+ va
E-ls = bottles n rye wnlskey VA
Er-as haG e. IL Canadian none an.
bank books showing deposits q se--
e-aI thousands nF dofIe~s Fol ve-f
LOGGED u anc federal warrants wer.
SOUGHT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
REPORT FAVORABLY ON
RESOLVE HAVE EMBARGO
RAISED ON WOOD PULP

Washington Feb Ex-senator Il
derwooc's joint resolution introduced
n the request Of Newspaper puoiisn-
ers. proposing a cummission 10 COZ
for with the Canadian government
m III effort TO have rhe embargo re-
moved or wood pulp. bookbinclnss
zra prrut paper was reported favor-
.hfv today by the rules cofHnrfee'
pus confederation was po1If0n.0 .
the request Of Senator Heeo-
crut. Missouri vino wanted Time 70
confer VIII, the Senate manuza
eonarn frtae. already authorized I'd IL
vesrt~a-s the print paper SITUATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
POSTPONE HEARING FOR
INJUNCTION AGAINST
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cl-l aaec F-L -5-Eea-1rg OF ne
a-l1p-I c&-IC- 1pr II Injunction agz-ns1
-h=b ears Of -r@ National Baseball
-aague brought ny Charles " Muir
r.--. former baseball rsagn2-e. vras
postponed -nd1E ur-il March ~ -he
circuit corr The Injunction pei
-i7r ASS IA members O. tie Ea-
-Iorzf League ~ -es--aIrl-G and e1-
jo-n=G ron scheduling o. formula
lns plans Tor { basebak, .ci-cc1- Eo-
-ae g. season
Au-pc- alleges that -S1.-9 So L cue
MN f0- -era-1. 1-es from 1914 "a 1919
Tfle ciG.T1 Is based upon Cne lease o.
cnE-a1r <or me Use o. Ine ole Ma
1igI-4 League park on the West SIDE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
General Strike
Called on the
Paris Railroads

Paris. Feb THE Par Lrpz-
ard Mediterranean railroad s--Ikr
WINCH vas Called TINS morning va
genera over me entire system A.
shops were Idle IA trains EFF n
Lyon station This narCInE. AND tn
Aa-se--i.ss and -vor yards were as
pa-asyzeG- Two trains Ore north
bound and rne o-nsr soE-nbound
were dispatched rom C4Jan -hIs fo-e
noon bur = = ezpecc.- ~ Lk1s a.
ternoor -aat claims u Strike isaGe-s
hat no. v'nee1 would " turning
-r--ouet1cU- Is sSen- vauI5 p
-ZGlz1G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Mexican Bandits
Release American
Nine Superintendent

N5u 6-E- FEb- -r-5G--- EO-a--~
superintendent Of al American sncg
rsT AZ Aa-lr-1 II the Mexican szl-4 u
l'ur2rgn. has beer released py band
rs. waD kidnapped him for ~a1so7r
according 70 q telegram ~e.sIvet her.-
tada.- a. thu Offices % the -u3a-sc.s1
Meta Co. which oU.ns liz sT.lel-....
-ff Telegram Was f~ur- tn cU-r-
pa-Hyk IoIrsFS hrancE bE- = Ua
not s-ats whether The -a.sorr C.
Trra-d@d h. tIl4 bandits mad h=e1. p.-I-
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Relief

tSN NSsS - soN
aacn-- and -a4.- .0-a.-. -- -n4 e0---
fsaI- Z E-4a--r appreciated 1- -h= a--
Ma r - -5-.2eus - Winthrop nE #
81 e-eC -.7~ --s~---ic-s tu- I ga v-t-r
.n-- eos. uGr. Is -.:aC- r. g,-.a ina re
ana .l7,e-.r a.sas.u- b.w'- slllr OPP.
.1-.-s -zls -3l.5Izt11-y cr--J- .T- roope-l-
-iar. anu s,sl4G Ctgs. aa1 -45 wla-tf--~
..---sr Esv1-zote wa-k vouIl hlre 1ser
commenced Y --l;-s=@t.a- G- -h- T-1-
---DI Ane
(; ne racks during -a- p-==eue Sir
'I1T2 Is s+=ve~z accidents r. at-=r 1..---
-ew'. ave-r-G- ~ snnwnarEz 80 IN
rI=r ma : E-srsoL waking n -ne e--
turing - Approach y cl- rZrnc,
--aC..- scGfe ms shoulders III e1-i7e~
SIDE o. ne re Especial II : Curve
o. rs -gaC : his p-ar-lcs dangerous
as ne clo-o---ar ( y-a IL -1 60 ahead
a2v e~aa- d!s-aree -ne public = assseG
er coope~l-- YIN tne company r. It's
~eepe"-
IT ,.sJ,.;-ltr SERIOUS 8 me s,-L1-ton Il
-re -. .-.e s..al.~.-s 81 ing --r-r
-a- ~-~ea--t s-a~zss. II si4-ar5 vnG
-. ....7..... H.. r..--;..-. ~n.. --,.ae=s
v-.7.e, : r,,.-y,. ,..-- a. ---4s-.,,- 80 III
an : -a~v raeas 20 -aae,,- wy re-
er- an r~,.,-,-s.,,-- ne ,rs- --sHrs y
--srszo--a-r : ~ suowsaoe 1Ya-~
e..-v,a~g - -+,,-- - r-...- -.- -..
s-nrE ana y7--g,--.sfyrE - 49, -s-7, .-.E
AND -srs n ---ross:-i. =. --aaa- -=-.. rAa--
-e- rresllgi- source nj s,-pr.- --re @+.--
r,7l=-,e.ss al -7. .--7rzr-io-,s " -r7s .-,--.,
s---z * r-.7.-.,.r -,.-e r. ,,r,r ,...,-- carr
l.-
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- :
c'-'s''- Nse n E'2s-f--1 m
@1~--' - ----- --1-t-- 4
'.--- . -@- T. - '--'.' III PIT
'--.'= -- p r---1-L--'aleT
IL = - -'-- ---' AM uoSE-t-- enl'1 :
orc -P -l------ -t--lr -1tF hL- me I1i+-
49, IL Fr PRIV sl---4e mem rom Gov
e1-1-s more --'2r 2or-Io- Ut -a--t
-+-@5 s'ee~-7H -t@T',--a-I-4s. sDE14 20 o-------
one nal -h@ir l-s-1rc7 vE4i4 Others
Vts'-e abe q cover -.---@e.- r------s ~
-t@-- -o--e before being competed ~
-t-,-- Dach
tn Dos-a--iCe --eE1..a-t7rie -.=frr,.~A
M -a-= e2r-i--s mix an a--ar5r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
COT RTS Authorize
SEARCH SAFETY VAULTS
OF FANNIE BRICE

Wv : o-E. Fea, G.-G&anIna-lor Q.
-.= .:a.E accounts aa6 sa1ar- deposit
vaRl1s II anne B-,cs- c-slca- Gomez
s-1- ana VIE II Nicholas A-nsgei1. vino
aa4 a@a- missing =-nc@ n vas 4n7pllcat-
I'd II -r14f-s oc Millions If dollars worth
or securities was au-ha-iZed Loda- "
Federal Judge Hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Auction Sale
Ut Consigned Lot Of
neuSebeId GeodS

-. -oo a. 4. = s-ars's Sto-s-
x Y
s., -oHaIz-s o. Chamber Sse8.
-ar Beds Springs ane
s-a Cooking Range ~rrn
,n-ss burner OH sepve viii,
!. a-os- new. new Pa-in- sur4e.
II Stzrt- O,nins chaf-x.
-ra'-s. o.ce lot Of cisan
W piece Dinner Set. Toilet
u-es. L.mrs- cs-pe4s.
aoe, Soflsr, N-irger nas
= ali KINGS ~ china ane
:. Tn,s is . ni-e cis.n lot
oa arc IS going 70 the highest
Sale sta-.x az one e'riock.
{. FAGe. Aurt.os.e-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Freeman Al--sC o. Nnncror. n z
VINO mas Deer visiting has UNCLE and
aur-- NJ ana Mrs = : Steversol--
>ecund greet, returned 81 wednes-
"a r. MS home NJ M.rIor saw Ser-
vice VIII tn Canadian army n
France Tor a I,e-loc Of -wp years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

New York Feb. "A vt-elsss E>s-
sage Intercepted here tonight s2reu
thai the shipping board steamship Cor
sicana- operated ox ct.e NuTlson Steam
ship Line was leaking badly and that
she wzs trying u make Beaufort. Y.
Q. without Convey.
The Co--a-zaa let View York Iasr
Monday. She Is q staeI cargo vesseI a
Ms TINS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

The 1uns-aL q The lats EIova-t =
infant son o. NJ. zad AL-x philip Hoe
QUE was hsic 'orI n. home X =Gnes-
day afternoon e. o'c!ock Re- II
E:nca-1 II Gardiner officiating. The
remains were placed II -hA r1r.o q ne
Ea.l0wei, cerne-s--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Kingston. ia. Feb s-The Dixie ~
the United States desrrrye-s squadron
went ashore last uigat OF Devils Bank
Reef near Port Royal TGss have b-en
summoned and a-e expected 10 arrive
tomorrow nnrning- The destroyer IL -s-
pa-re6 70 be resting lightly an Ing ledge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

The sca-ie- rsve- patients q ne S-z-a
@ehoo, 1a- E--.s navt -=cr-s-sc AID
~ -ti-c aoo- q Sak=- aZ- winch was
occupied - ST .Soja--oE 4ogi7t--- WIS
thoroughly -GElg-leG ~ -ae ]11zl
DoG-1 c. tea,-t OF 7 .=s.-l esca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

81 represented -
5.-.-. -rrx Of the Ame-icar
:-~- 1e Ron. Q. 2. Ciaso-
lie VICE presidency n
1--s.-@. and VILE arp =. berT'-
resident
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Inc -sI--ai-s Of -he .aE- John E1ascoe
2--rn1-panIel b has wldpv a--reE y
tne ct-- IL me afternoon ran U..cr s.
Ga-- .4-or- Ban and we placed II -re
-r+s-ei wing -oll1 o. -te Ea.iow.I rs.r--
erE--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Tia funeral o. IKE late Ms. Tna L4e1ng
armagh was held Y ef1aescs- aSls--
noon 1-ur1 her late home on Winter
street Re- = J Wmsiade officiating.
the bearers were Ava-d Pu-rv. =. Web
ss-. Frank Blaisder and stauley Ez--
-trr.a-. The entnubn,ent was II Oak
E-1-. cer-,ere--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

ma meeting Of -he Hosp
At- III ~ reid Il The
aa-i=s r. SwE- IA
'-5 ~-nue. F-ldav Feb- = q
-.-s z~a IN f7~u4r Fer
a-gac u be p-esen- Is
y,e,--1ncr r. n - con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

The f-ne-a! Of me late Mrs Flo-a
Duffy was reid 81 1n-2t o'clnck = The
undertaking rooms C. tne Ar1esou--
Twonh'y C. Rsv. 7 : Y i1sIade Wa
-he officiating ci.=-gy nan. The remains
VIII De taken II Bangor tD- bu-!a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

a. r Iooc-Ieh. wlD has beer s-n-
pla.-eG T. - Te1as co. a. BAH
during -ae writer. mas seve--c lis
cuunecL.nn vI-h that n-u -nG -
cG-ned To tbs hume IT that C--E N
y -Grasssa--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Word was received II GarCIn-~
X ecnesdav CT -ne dea-h o. Be- willie
81 his home Il Marlboro AasE. n
" Hills Was formerly Z resident Of rs
ci--- and employed ~ +ils = I Eaz-
za-C &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Tn Epwo--h League NJ the ii z,
church VII hold rs dollar soc:al L.
nigh L th@ ves- The SiacEt-r
anC Ocha- U-sIccl SELECTIONS VII be
-5ver. 4chrSc--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

T.e-. F7-a1,ls Z. Fc1e-l1-r VII con
lfII~- ~ ss.--vree 1I-nslEy Ua-EiTlg IL
II II - NE--new church, The =
vii also TX : service = sdnescay -
- = N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Ci4-ts- church: Meeting C -ae Ven
ans A-zi.ia-- u he presiding Bishop
and 5ounci. q ? IL Tbs meeting
VII. be followed n a mission study
class - N conducted ~ Ms Charles
ca Genera subject ''EeigaDo-s p
The privileges Of 1Ile c.ass are open u
al WIN NAV WISH 70 claim them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Cna-i=g Arthur anG family. vino have
bsa- confined 20 their home NJ North
street ~ i-1uesE, l-e reported Is III
proved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Trends II A--hc-T- f--une,3gs VII be
giac e l-ocv In n e recovering r-nrp
: sever. 1--ack q influenza znG hopes
gooE Z oe g. L-s place O. business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

The O y. Y. Club uIesrire srned-
utsd fn- Ea6ar : oos-p0r,4-l g-rr-l
further notice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

The unfinished races . IN Ga-c1-
1er Irving Club VII be held -nnu--
rav. Class 3 VIII be called = 80.
Q cicck ana Ltae --ee-<Q--aL II :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

AtG u -r- algtzia-- Ave.
---a VII, -1e-e- F~idar aft
-.- M~z : C.. A-.k,1 a--tctz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

me camzses @ useG ~ -he FRS e. TIE
plant ~ me Gardiner Grant, 1 Ma
Die u oriz~ l2ave beer repaired and The
concern Is ready fer business see aav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

pJur OF NE Mime Ce1--l- sec-lon
e-ev during tle sp-Ing slack Il. ol-1. d
sor Bros. vi here ~ Is -eGLi.-Ly an
T,l1---G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
DIAL NOTICE

1--sQay evening. E+EA =
-rle Methodist CHURCH
FL. 4rG aLrs. Atkins. soic.-
ma Haskell reader.
refs.z:5-. IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

or II-zl+; Ne 81 aus Ct as 4 Ii. e.
'-FT-ad les 4 III: Nc -s are a. .-4s
\ arrived .. 56 r IL. No. IL. due
- =-ga ? IL arrived al As P III