davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
annbeen ianoo ,uoittaiuania
aeuogg'iu.

guIltth. Uetnn feI1f u b -
Gutincn fouaresiin1ies ernest Q,tr.
Seen. iofa on ehbpffoono MhbnsnoI
tain 'enoottorifii N,inneintnsto. oIi
taaIIa moffolroon ro,tto.oI,1s.Jre,
iosio h,n piiintnn ,,,eisso fo,,n,,n
eeisIa. 21lnbeen on e6Soffoono re.
publifaottialtoIueen nir,itnsmooleis
ia Selloaa'io postoon feyof. 19 h.
SIN eunuston WtinneIotogia Somon.
[oisto ebistnslnielisten mnittnn f,,;,1
osfen 9eunlnIno,iosin esnbionosio
ia ssonosio
,,al,n uertoilae ienoqtfori as[-
lpea'in toirnintoa syubianou e.
lraattorin Aep'n toi1nil,toau. min
fap leInilfe, etta heioan toimintou-
ia on 1ononIaistn ia me nlpmnp
fnornragtt mofuutet,tt ettd mainneio.
I'd tulee Iaattorraon ienQcttori Rel-
lpqa'in tappioIle nht0s illltre(lo !
neinntisf6IlG fnin sssnoionan fonIa
iaattoi tappiolIe ienaottori gfep'in
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
yIioikeu$ tebnyt
unioilIe epdedulli.
sen pddt0k$en

BaIbineton, feiGf. IL p.--ybbp5-
spn!toin forfein oifeus tefi pdatof-
fen, lonfa leurai,fiei, Jos pdatos ti'-
fec iitpipofii, tulesrat ole!lann nlta
iIiurilnmasia n,aoraslii sobtoloffoat
tnoSp0enjariestGille tdslG rnaasla
glioifeus p0Gtti, etta nrioita mot
boon peto1 'postuuieen Ioffoien az
fana iapabtilncista onlaiillitOen y. III
t1ritDflesta iefo. pieen'd nlisto top-
oiplsto, initi pbtiot ia tDonanlaIaf
inlltinpot Iaffolen tafla forllntaan
9oGtoS fosti tparIiaaiiesti Corona
oon biiIiallieila alflnia ilannttd ol-
fei,ocrf1pntid, nlltfta to0ellllinioesia
ala fosfee fofo n1oan idriestpnDttd
tni!pGest0d 9lnrnottiuniot tlllemot
piQn tu.temaan tlon puotoflen ieu-
rnlifiet, iilld ferrotaon, etta nom 20
tebbas- ia foirpanfonbtiotd on rpI-
fnnnt toilrenpiteiIlir, fpdhinaonfors
ransipaatilnnsten nostnrliiefii Uni.
nita nastoon. 0liolfenoen po1tofles.
I'll iohtlm mp0s, ettd l,nloioen laffos
fosioIa poionan nerottad 1or1olR
f1in trustien pduonlaa Icfa olettaa
pniujben iobtoiat bcnfi1ollIfesti mas
tuumaluiiifIi tnonontalain omct'1it-
0en eta laffolen oifona nabbollHes-
ii tdpdbtlnpoin ibnl5Dengen bl,tfa1I
fllhteen. Goelleeu ipoioaan unloioen
loffofasiot poffo.uoputtoa nifells=
lcito$ten borfinltan r1ufaan, jog tor
ipe Min ipoatii. 2affofabnfot Dn;=
baan aicttaa Ianan loln alallefii, ios
IA fieltad liittuitluniien iotafin laii-
Iista liifenritrstd iuastoan len ontai-
iunoen Observation-Disclosures IA!
min,ten liiffeen menestpf'en iuabin
Observation-Disclosures.
N. 4. 9..liiton prcIibentti Sanuiel
@nmpersg ON noi,sIlit jprfasti mos
t,isfarnodn nlainittia pddtostd, ia
noen, etto len noialla moi fapitoall=
a'ettna tnolaiiille nirfoloiiio ebto.
in in nnotin,,fiin tthnuf1 fniilil1S.
len moimatta oiettua lpastorintonn.
@iompcrs ianoi, ettd on erus nahti
fonsresii ia fan'an tabto = iofa
ionj pcri,rttaa tupn plioife,,beu pad.
tofien. SON t,icmitii fiiipain Ioroin
bIioifeubcn ti,omarin, e,tt. prelibent-
ii 8. s. Saitio, lonfo tpimesta mat
nitt,t tnomaestoii oriltuttoipa padtos
on etupddsiG tebtp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13

lltilflelle 3A proieutfia a Dnnfeilic
5h proienttin
,GauppalaipastoIati ebelIecn
rlGGrad, etc Iaiipai rtpDpsaii pffitpl-
file filpailnl.- pohialia alsllfta fitc
mppntia al rnite.faan iInsniteta sse
opot arrposteIIeat ,ai SIN Tifealpa,
ntutta fltten li4H6 Ia1loiI lille fonti-
tealle, iofa faiiA IaiiDasto-
lafia. jonfa fonlifeol, e&sid eliiR-
min Boibingtonisfa, pfiH naiianfin
liifedlp buontpa t,loIlaiiN meireite-
I'm nadrppoen. Mind pbpiinfiE fo-
,l,itean jdieni1 fdnttalrldan paitutlls-
tpaltaanio, etta lnaannilieliidt iaiii-
nat Is mnooen lolndia Z proientils
forolla.
vaaiffi ne lafieiitpflet, jeita Tong
resiisfa OH tehtg n1annipiIieIiidin a.
ietnan lieiplttanliiefli, idatafaat lai-
not hanfittapafli paltffRa malitrf-
ielld. Ieinneiotan fdilgresIilnics
Sibnep a1lberlou efitti dgfen pbben
laina,tsipsteernin ia ianal, etfa iill1
on s(merifan panffiirieh Dboistnf-
ien fannatl,s. Solpaa sIel,roa to-
iiaanfin n1oannilieliio4e tar1d
pcnftiirien folnlotusI Nsutta lJlr
2lnoerionin tnIiii tictdd eta fesft-
ia pobiois11nnen maantbilieliiat al
ndt ole cg,da Min belpo5fi ueoettd-
tpi0 ponffiirien nurrdffafpafii.1
3on1d rcbfeo ntaamnilieiijdin e
oustaia on IiiiG nafalndsia usfos-
ia, ettd ainofin '1lnnlipilieIpsnal-
tioisia llaita banffiirienSk1ilcita ala
nat fongresiinlieget tltlltpof tdnldll
ingisl tnoaleisla Iool1tditl 4aA itiellia
toppiolle iol,tiireina ia etfa iilsIia
eoistpsnlieliiid fonfan eonstoiia Ia
hetetdan rlrlIaasti faiffialta fesfi<
ia pobioislannen naltioisto.
Wsiis Gain oil natfalloan faptnt
npDsfin 2dnii= =Girginiasid, iosia It
fGl6iIet hiilenfaipajat omat iolltu-
meet anforan lorron aluiilfiiL ioto
Iortoa etllp01sid barioitetnon mai
ton po1iiIilaitofiefl fortta, iota flt-
mernoori Erets tabtoiIi liinnelo-
taonfln. son1dn ioboosta ban taG-
toi ianoa Minneiotnt nniIille::
,,0ahettafGG i0riestoienne enitstu-
ia tl,tfitnaan 2dnii=0irginion oloil
slntafoa beibdn pa1nteslnnn ilnrais-
ia tabtomntfo be fuiuernnori Treus 4
in eiittdnton maltion fafaffa'bstee-
min totelrtcttaipafIi mposfin Winnc=
iotasio. WiinG en- eniinfadn pelfua
rnitG BE titlilinot ionoiRuan
Nddstpaon Giela- Gofotaon tlslee
WdIs Oalo al,falltltmaan laolaan
maalifanpailuun ttllafIeer tpalitltf-
ii paltion fltinernoorifli. 6an TIL
Zee pi,bnmaon ,,lean1pio fertoio io-l
faiIesid tDoltion SO falntisia fapt-I
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
ssarmcr-sabor pnpIue pitdnsi fpn-
mentipnln.

Ghicago. - isornler-0ahor puolue
piti tG1lla fonipentlipninia to,rfot
27-2S pdilpind, pddttoen rpbtD1
nbteisrintamaa rafentomoau ebiei-
man pnrpariIle, johon Iiialtyp iaria
poliittilia ipaotinllrfiia, filteil Il,oton,
panffien, naflustllslaitoste,l, forja-
pihoien miljaelemuattorien, Delipoi.
mien, pidteniemien ia fplrnaTailgtps-
iaitoster fanidllistitttami1len ia De.
,nnfroatsklen fo,,truIIoinlt'ren lefd
jp,lffo forrlainnaliiid ipaotlinufIia,
tilten Srlanain itlenoiiDpoen ti,n-
nustaminen, Werifon ,tptpiien ball
lit,fien tiinr1i,Stnlnil,en ia ,npota-
t,nlnpn illnaiIl Wnhatina ipapaus-
liifteelle eSnbiosIn
Sdbfoianomalla spaaoitaan Sar-
bingilta, gaugbertpild, ieneatin ia
fcneresIin ldienilta faiffien poliit.
listen nanfien uapolttamista.
NuoIlleel, faulolIiSiibteerifii mo-
littiin Sap 8. @ronn; foniallispr-
teeniobtaiofil Sphn 0oIfer. l1uteen
fnn;nllistoinleenpaneipdail fonlite-
oon iualittitll: Ioscon 8ennet, Gcn-
uecticutista; Wn. s. Sobnston (fo,
netp0loistea jorleston eiilnies);
Sobr isit5potricf. Sllinoiiisto; GU
gene 8roof, Wfiebigatista; Nm
apbn, Nep Dorfista Oior SoDes,
0binsta; S. g. aennebp, 8asbing-
tonisto.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
lfnii taIonppifaisfapina NeuwDstos
y4enaialI,.

@usiunion ifnoittaa glosfotpos-
to fdaneenia tietGd Nernis,, ssefateg
rinbargia ia Miatfon tiperncmep;.
item talonpoifoitl fesfiatoegia aIta4
nean paaralfiien tdpiHalilffeer Iiiot-
iaisiDeron t1ntoinifen ioboosto. Gp-
fen fpdesi56n otDat liittpneet Urn.
ItsIa oletpien slatonstoipifin oIpte6-
fniSen tpotOafi. aapinnIIifet oipot
panginHeet paifnlliief neuipogtot il
hojoittareet foinmunistiiet jariegtSf.
galjon pnnaiiia foaIisiaoreia on
firmattu. aapiraIliIio ipastaan on
sobetettg BoIfheipistista iotarafed.
g. 81. Gh.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
SnDmnlainen pnitfoftanut naan,
iniestaan.

F ~
Goneoro, sc. 8. feiaf. 6 =.
s1sfari Sill, iota inptcttiin Rati
Ahon pdalIebp6ffdpfiesta II pun,
fottorniiesta, titonliifiill ellen tdfa-
IGiiesfG finnaIlisoifeliDesio nboefFon
fuilfalioen iDnnfenfeen. Gill ia abo.
iptfo tDosfenteletpaf genocoofin fli-
tonnosin, fdn1Iiiudt mime Iauaninl.
i,a Manc1esterisia t,tooen iieItd
fnrpiroina, io1lfn illaisteIttn aidIfn
EeliIe fehittgi finosteIu iobtaen eoel-
iaferrottuitn onnettonaan ieurauf-
ieeH.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
gDuusehnDtMs eIitettN iuiimein liit-
tpicnaatisla.

gsnibineton, fciaf. IL p. 60
tiloiben foruousebbotus elitettiir
ienootille fen idlfeeu fi,n iinansii'
Doliofllnnon pubeeniobtninn Wc
Gumherin eniimainen lamanhlun'
tainen pritns porhatlenurtin oil epd'
onl1istl,nltt Nisiisiipin tpaltion oc-
nlntraoftiicn Tenaattorin @illia,niin
mestitatilflen tdfia. Gh0otlis n1cnI
oltouauttiieati faleilteriiil iorieS.
slrineronio mufonn.
@i;t.aesiGGn ehootuflen lauIui je-
raaitnri WcGuTnber, ett1 ban toI.
moi mpilunnIa lGGituleipniinubesiu
oiettoo inrjGGn tltlliebeoctutieu Poi.
p0fii tai porifli formausebootl,fies,
faIitteind ia horp1flpmistd iporteil,
Jos mohSoliistn. uSotilalDen tor,
tpauscbbotis bdn fsnoi, ION fnfo-
man alnerifaIalnen erbotus. Gci-
mon etta ipolnune len ratfaistu O.
InerifalaiIena ebNot,tfIena iamaslo
henaesia. ioilIa me 1al'estilnntp
T0Graraboid lc6an fonmiicfli."
Senaattori ltnoer.uooN lali,li us.
fomania, eftd toripousebontus, ies
fe fnnGfipttsiiiin. ei tuliii luobin.
aoiitonioan slmerifan fanion, poan
ettd ie ttIiii lomisiu nohii,epitto,
aloen iontoia ntiehG, ioi0eu anus.
tsrrinen. on torf0t,ifieno.
6Gn aripini, ett1 ehootus ti,Iiii
, icrslfli nlofia,uoolt 1000 niIieonaa
hnIIarin ia uahbclliiesti 1000 mil.
.tironoo ooiIariafin, ia eta ie nl;
1aaoittn ieIffiieea nlitofonn, efil
fo;fti pliii mofiettama i,iIetpailiua.
hes'a. ioteu taaffo lonfeoi'i phto
frDin entisten lotilaioen fliin tos.
tenfin nisfoille.
GdooIiaIliiesti on WtcGrmberin
eh>o.as ionloniiioltoinen fl,in eorS.
taiahuoneesia hptrafinstp foripai,s-
ehhotus.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
Gaatui ia bolsbemifit liitusia.

Hoolna. sribultaIle tImoitetaoil
8enouast1 ettd 1ibitlberin on ga
tifonin fansia tebnpt iopinulfien
tillo pobiallo, ett1 penGl1iiet bpfuGf-
lripdt nsfonnon tDapouoen io Iitpa,t-
titndt lnoieIennon fdtool IohetDs-
tDota 0endiolld. g8atifuni OH iltcs-
tlnut luopllnann fannastaan firfor
cnoiillutta fosfeiuosio tpipmDfiesiG
bollhefrifieu iDrfon ipost1,st,tfIen
Duofii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
Flplneeton fomisiiOni tutfii mail.
ilanIpoan ipitG.

Enfbofmo, fe'df. 12 y. - Gno.
lneeton faniainipdlinen fonlsSioni,
jofa on nuobostetu tlttfiaaon
maailmanIooan lpitG, OH olfanut
tpoilia tdaIld aomisiioniin fllltlnu
bistoricitfiioita. loiroppineita ia 70.
fa<aIialn titnfiioita SpIlannista,
Morjasta Sipeitiistd ia Rrotiista.
Brof. ReutersfioIb, ltpiaIan pIiopis.
tosta, toimii fonislionin pnbeen.
iobtaiana.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
EdistysmielisillaI hyyia;i toi=
veita taman vIIpden yaali=
taiSteluiSta

tden ssorb-oi,tno fuIfltn1lineen1dl1
U3iis Dalp ri barDinaiien oppinl.i
ia etend nairen toin1ien IN. III. mall
fion iror,naolifouli,n opettaiana Ma-
hiionisfo. 6onen pastaebooffai-
man @teld OafotosIa oipdt erltinen
flIiparnoori WeMnster, republifoa-
nj Ia 2onis q. Grill, be,nofrnatti.
grifoiIesti hilee Miis DoIn ipna,
litoistelusIaail pninostnmaan mall
tiopanfin t1rfebtt1 ia lnnito ebis-
tDsnieliiid lonlaaoinnoIliiia ipaati-
rlrfiiu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
Z iGmiien innranfua lDnbettp.

g Gcur, Wiilln., teiaf. 12 y. =
SdhelIl tdtG uuiffoa loD0etiiin ipii-
ME periantainu Z ibn,i'en huiron-
foo fnn foinettiin mnato erdalld
rafennufiella. Sfuiintiit ctafiutoon
hauoatun nioabon i'itiooniiotien oi-
fona.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-06-13
Gnnnstaa biilen binnan fpboaiuan.

Wa}hington, feIof. IL b. 9fo-
oericf Stephens, biilien iGlleenmpp.
ldin fdnialliien iarieston preiioent.
II, ennustaa, eta biiIien hinta til
lee beti foboomaan finn biiIitpnllin
,,fobtnitlliiefii" mufiimitinnotIi foi.
mofiilla on aietettn $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18

now done, is the oldest known crime
which was recognized as a trans
gression against the rights of indi-
viduals.
Forgery, however, did not offer its
fullest advantages until personal sig
natures came to have an actual cash
worth when affixed to the proper
documents. Fortunately, however, no
forger has ever been so adept at
copying signatures but what the I'M
genuineness of them can be detected
by experts or by mechanical tests.
1t is hard to realize the chaos that
would follow in the financial world
if perfect forger did appear.
Such a man, however, is the main
character in Jim the Pcnman,"
which will be the attraction at the
Strand Theatre today. Lionel Barry
more is starred in it and plays the
part of James Ralston. bank
cashier. who discovers that he has
the skill that makes his forgcries in
detecta ble-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18
The Other Side

The following communication is
from a we'll known veteran of the
Civil War and takes exceptions to the
article printed in these columns on
Tuesday regarding the taxation of the
property of soldiers and sailors and
their widows.
In Tuesdays Kennebec Journal an
Valuation" appeared, which referred
to the exemption from taxation of
veterans to the extent of $4,000 and
referred to the Opinion given by Jus
tice Philbrook."
AS understand Justice Philbrooks
opinion was given on a case previous
to the law passed by the last Legis-
lature, as the tax in his case dated
Oct. l, 1920.
The law passed by the Legislature
of 1921, Chaper 119, a part of which
states. "and the estates to the value
of $4,000 of all soldiers, sailors and
marines or the widows of soldiers,
sailors or marines who served in the
war of 1861 and 1865, the war with
Spain or the World War, and were
honorably discharged, who shall have
reached the age of 70 years, shall be
exempt"
1t is under this law and not the one
passed in 1919 that some of the veter-
ans and widows, taxpayers of Gardi-
ner, now claim exemption and to
them it would seem unjust if they
are assessed a tax on what the State
has legally exempted them. And then
a public statement of attachments was
later made.
4 VETERAN AND PROPERTY
HOLDER IN GARDINER.
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were fairly heavy. The mich COW
trade was late in starting, but there
was a fair demand and the cows sold
at fully as good prices as a week ago.
Prices of the morning ranged from
$35 M15O.
Sales-J. A. Clark sold 6 fancy
steers, 1880 lbs. at &c: l fancy COW,
1920 lbs. at &c, 2 cows, 1900 lbs. at
4 Lee, bulls av. 100 lbs. at 4 1-2c,
$50 lbs. at 1-2c; 10 calves, 1850
lbs at Sc: IS hogs at 10 LIE. c. f..
Gage sold 2 Durham fancy oxen,
$500 lbs. at &c; oxen, 1900 lbs at
&c; 80 cows at 2@3 1-2c; 80 calves
at Sc; Is hogs at 10 3-4c. L. O.
Thompson sold 80 calves at 10c; and
16 mich cows at $5Om125. A. NJ.
1-2c; cows at 4c, and 10 cows at
1-2c; 80 calves at 10 1-2c; 80
mich cows at $3.50 100. Putnam
Bros. sold cows at 1904 Lee:
l0S calves at 81 for small calves and
veal sc. with grassers SC; 80 hogs
at 100 II lie: 10 mich cows at $50
a 100. +. NJ. Dana sold cows. 1a4O
lbs. at Lee; 35 calves, 1850 lbs. at
sc; 81 calves, 1870 lbs. at &c; . hogs,
$50 lbs. at IL Lie; l coarse hog,
80 lbs. at 10c: and 1boar, $50 lbs.
at sc: mich CO.'S at SG0@13O. r.
J.. Wormell sold 20 calves at Z 1-2c;
and rs mich cows at s501125. IT.
y. kilby sold SO calves at 1-2c; Z
hogs at II Lee: and 20 mich cows
at S50M 100. +. r. Foye sold 80
calves av. 10 lbs. at Sc: 9 hogs at
lie; l fancy mixer at SEQ, and II
mixers at s50M 80. Robert COnnors
sold GO milch cows at s1O0M15O. J..
w. Brooks sol II cows at . LA
SIC: 36 calves at 3-4c: II coarse
hogs at 3 3-4c; % milch cows at
$50 q 100. la :" Lowell sold S
cows, av. 900 lbs. at 4c; bull. 1O,,
lbs. at 4c: 125 calves az. is lbs. at
SC: 20 calves az. 100 lbs. at &c: rs
hogs av. 100 lbs. a: s11.A0: 10 coarse
sows av. 400 lbs. at 10 1-oc; o5
mich cows at $500 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18
EAST WINTHROP

Miss Myrtle Hodgdon of Au-
gusta will address the school chill
dren on Friday afternoon. Subject
Northern Maine. Parents are par
ticularly invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Banks of Au-
burn were guests Sunday at Ledg-
mont.
E. c. Babbitt of Fitchburg, Mass.
was visitor Tuesday night at the
home of G. NJ. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Higgins arrived
at their camp at Robbins Point
Tuesday for the summer.
Mrs. Sanford H. Briggs Of Wales
is visiting her sister, Ms. Maude
West, for an indefinite time.
Carl Mace and family, Mrs. Her.
bert Healey and Mrs. Elue Leavitt
took an auto ride to Portland Sun
day.
The Thursday club will hold a
supper at the church on Thursday
evening at $50. An address will be
given later in the evening by Rev.
Arthur Jones of Winthrop Center.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18
Winthrop Grange

There was a large attendance
Tuesday evening at the Grange hall,
West Winthrop, when the third and
fourth degrees were conferred OH
class of six candidates. The wor..
was beautifully eXemplifled by the
Monmouth degree team. This team
does sple ndid work and has quite
reputation among the oranges of this
vicinity. The program opened with
singing by the grange following
which Mrs. Frank Z. Webb made an
address of welcome to the visiting
degree team. Mrs. Nellie Briggs
gave a piano solo and this was fol-
lowed by reading by Mrs. Helen
Grant. Next came a piano solo by
Mrs. Florence McInnis after which
were remarks by the State lecturer,
Merle Hartman and by Mr.. Walker
of Readfield. Singing by the grange
closed the program. A bountiful sup
per was served at the close of the
meeting the ladies of tho WipfhroD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18

The death of Harry Arnold oc-
CURED Tuesday at his home on Royal
street after an illness of several
weeks. Some weeks ago he suffered
an attack of grip which was followed
by pneumonia when his life was dis
paired of but an operation relic we'd
the condition and he gained sufficient
strength to sit up for a time each
day and seemed to be on the road to
recovery. Then came relapse. For
number of days he has been hover
ing between life and death Mrs Ar
mold is also i'll in bed. in the care of
a nurse. Mr.. Arnold has been for
several years foreman at the Wads-
worth & Woodman Oilcloth factory
and has many friends. Besides his
wife he leaves three sons. Lorin of
Augusta. Hoyd and Donald and three
daughters Margue rite. Madeline and
Katherine all of Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18

William House was business
visitor in Gardiner Monday.
Everett Barbar was a visitor Mon
day in Lewiston.
A daughter, Glensore Elizabeth.
was born at the Winthrop hospital
Sunday night to Mr.. and Mrs. May
nard Dow of kent's Hill.
Hardy {, Hardy of Auburn will be
in town Monday. Wednesday and
Friday Of each week and will make
their headquarters at the dental
rooms of DR.. Carl J. Bates.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Putnam OF
Auburn were in town Wednesday. DR.
Putnam and Ora Maxim leaving
Wednesday Afternoon for a short fish,
ing trip at Rangeley. Mrs. Putnam
is the guest of Mrs Maxim during
their absence.
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DINSO is made of pure materials
N so perfectly balanced that it is
taking the place of bar soap at every
step of the family wash.
When you put your clothes
to soak
Dissolve Rinse in boiling water-use
enough to get big lasting suds.
Then, let your clothes soak an hour
or more overnight if you like
lcolored clothes only half an hour.
Soaking in big lukewarm Rinse suds
softens the dirt.
In any washing machine
Use enough Rinse solution to make
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H|NCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Johnson enter
tanned at Sunnyside cottage all the
teachers OF Good Will Farm on Fri
day evening last. A delicious sup
per was served at $50 and the eve
ming all too quickly passed with ;nu-
sic and games.
Mrs. Gladys Palmer and children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Bessey, Sunday.
Mrs. Esther F1uelling went to Au-
susta Monday where she will visit
her brother and his family.
Mrs. Llewellyn Clifford has re-
turned from her visit in Etna.
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LITCHFIELD

CORNER. The annual meeting
or the Ladies Home Missionary So
city was held one day last week at
'he Vestry and the old officers were
reelected for the coming wear
Nels"n paulict OF Lewiston has
purchased the J aac Clayton place.
Mrs. Wealthy Brown OF Bowdoin
has purchased the Higgins farm that
was 70 merly owned by Stephen Holt
Of Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Morrill, OF
Bath are guests at the home of Mrs
Newhalls.
Mrs. A. s. Ashf .rd was a business
visitor in Hallowell and Gardiner on
Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Campbell and Miss
Florence Libby were delegates at tho
kennebec Co. Sunday School conven-
! ton at Augusta Friday.
,, The Senior class Of ). scented
their drama at Richmond Corners
Grange hail Tu, day .cning.
Mrs. Emery Baker and grand
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Baker
| and daughter all Of Lewiston, We
'''''iiS I'htNiNfS 1T inc corners,
| Sunday.
The Senior class Of J.. A. will pre-
sent their dr.. at the Wales
Grange hall Thursday evening, May
is.
| IITCHF1ELD PLAINS-Maurics
kenney is at home from South Po-
| land for time.
G. G. Parker. Mrs. Palmer King
and +. NJ. Parker ere recent rIests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Montford Condor.
Mr. and FRS. Richard Price were
thrown from their wagon recently
and quite badly shaken up.
Miss Edith Small and brothers. p.
r. Small and ID. r. Small attended,
the funeral OF their aunt at Rich
mOnd Friday.
The pupils OF Pine Tree school
surprised their teacher. Miss Doris
Cram, Thursday evening by hanging
her fine Maybasket.
! Mrs. w. +. Lord OF Monmouth re-
Gently visited her sister, Mrs. c. T.
! = wcrs.
! Mrs. Gustie s: .vcster, who has
| been at Mars Hill the past winter. is
| the guest of her sons.
| A crew OF men have been at work
the past week shinglng the church
| building.
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WEST FORKS

Frank Fitzsimmons, who Is time
keeper at Madison, passed Sunday
with his family.
Perley Durgin was in Moscow Sum
day.
Stella Page, who is working In Lew
iston, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J..
Farley.
Mrs. Eta Morris has returned from
her fishing trip at Troutdale.
Miss Emma Robinson was IN
Bingham, Sunday.
Austin Kennedy and Roland Fitz-
simmons. who are working In SkoW~
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this year there is a change in the
landing place. Landings will be made
at the Harrington wharf, entrance to
which is made on the lower side of the
passenger station. The Virginia is due
to leave Gardiner at 7.4o A. NJ. for the
Islands and is due on her return in
the vicinity Of o'clock 2. NJ
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Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock y; is, May 16-Prices Of
beef cattle were fractionally lower
than at the Tt. sday sales. The
mornings trade was almost wholly
in stock brought over the roads in
truck-loads, as the clearance on
Tuesday was thorough and early.
Veal calves sold at last weeks prices
with a quicker demand in nearly all
grades Of calye9 Hogs sOld firm
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Nj members of Gardiner Lodge No.
knights ~ rythias. are requested
- meet az Castle hall on Sunday morn
F at as o'clock to attend church
body. The Pythian Sisters arc
~" 90 attend. ANY member of the
''der may bring with him the ladies
Fl Pig family.
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The little tots of the Winthrop
Center Sunday school were given
most delightful party Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Hannah J.
Bailey. Ten little guests were pres
ent and enjoyed games on the lawn
directed by Mrs. Eta Camp. who
taught them some delightful kinder
garten games. Tn the dining room
Miss Alice Clough had the tables
daintily arranged with floral CEN
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COMING Events

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Abbie Macomber at her
home on Main street
The Kings Messengers will present
the following picture program at the
Friends church. Winthrop Center,
Friday night: "Americano.' niagara
Falls" Bobby Bumps"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-18

lfo May meeting of tho Gardiner
+'entTcacher Association will be
't' This evening al the high school
.-a''orum Mrs. Hughes and Mrs.
fming viii sing and Miss Elizabeth
.''In7 ~ Augusta will speak on How
Nf'r'S Can Help the Teachers of the
lower Grades Refreshments will be
"r''d This is the last meeting of
ta' snascn