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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
"VYLECENY" SfLENY VRAH
UZNAN PRlCETNYM.

Okresnfm soudcem E. p.
Waltherem jmenovan& komise
TIFF l6kaft. dusevnfch chorob
prohlasila Freda Goetlinga,
jcnz byl jiz n6kolikr&te propu-
stem = bldzincd a vzdy Sc do
poust9l novych zlocinn, "a dn-
sem6 pffcetn6ho. Goetling,
jak znamo pred nedavnem u
bill sekerou k smrti obchodnf-
ka zeleznym zbozim, H. Kei-
ma ma Quincy Ave. a ma byti
"a zlocin ten souzen. Okresnf
zalobce prohlasuje zalovaneho
"a individuum lidske spolecno-
sti nebezpecne a bude bezohle-
dne Sc pro n9ho dovolavati tre-
stu smrti.
Dobrozdanf lekaTd jiste bu-
de miti vlivu ma porotu, neb sc
V nem pravi, re jest nebezpes-
nym zlocincem, pine v9domym
svym pocinanfm, ktery vdbec
nemel byti nikdy z 1stavu pro
pusten ma svobodu. "4O-lety,
svobodny, " Clevelande naro-
zeny Fred Goetling, I'll jiz cd
mladi iako tulak zivotem han
by, maje "a jedine spolecniky
podobne zjevy zdcjsfho pod
sveti, potloukal Sc jen po no.
spodach a jinych podezfelych
mfstech a toulal sc zemf bez
poctiveho cile", tax zni smut
ne vysv6dcenf .lekafn vypoc.
tenn jeho zlocini pobyti v
blazincch, z nichz byl nskoli-
krate jake "uzdraveny" propu
stem, jen ably pachal poznovu
dalsf zlctiny. Jest sice Glove
kem degenerovanym, ale pTf-
cetnym a sice TAX dobfe, ze
nelze mu vytknouti ami nervo.
su. Povazovan jest "a cloveka
jehoz. odstraneni bude lidstvu
k prospectus. Posudek psychi.
atrI SC skorem rovna rozsud-
ku smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
POLlCEJNf zALOBCE PROTl
NEOPRAyNENYM
LECITELuM,

Dnes zatceno ma byti dali
s{ch 40 ledtel6, kteri provad9-
il praksi, aniz by vyhoveli stat
nimu zakonu, kterym jest "a
dano, aby kazdy, kdo SIC stara-
ii chce o .zdravf spoluobcanI,
Ibyl pfedem statni zdravotni ra
dou zku$ebni vyzkousen a o.
patfen licensi. Mezi osobami,
jimz dnes zatceni hrozi, nenf
AMI jedine zeny. Zatykace po-
|depsal policejnf zalobce Skeel
|se soucasnym slibem, ze iv tom
Ito dGlezitem odboru must bvt;
Ia kazdou cenu zjednan pof&-
|dek a ze proto bude v dalsim
zatykani pokracovano.
Pravnik A. E. Bernstein, "a
stupuIci A. j. Schnackeho,
pfedsedu sdruzenf chiroprak-
tiki v Ohio, jenz odsouzen byl
k pokute $500 a itratam,
lpodal odvolani ma za'klade, ze
klicnt jeho zatcen byl ma pro-
Isle jiz udani. Zadost jeho a
povoleni noveho soudu byla
|vcera municipalnfrn soudem
odmftnuta. Pred tim byly cd.
souzeny dive chiropraktistky
lslccna M. j. Gastova, 124 Co.
lonial Arcade a pi. Florence
". Blodgetova, 565 Rose budo.
va k pokutam po $25.00 a ma.
hradain soudnich dtrat, ale w.
kOn odlozen az do Is. unora
Ijelikoz ma rozsudek bude init
jisteho vlivu i vysledek odvo.
lanf pravnfka Bernsteina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30

rfipojena tabulka nejnizsich a
|neivyssich platf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
DoBRoDlNf PRoHlBIcE.

"Ano, prodavala jsem koral.
ku a sice po cely rok, byl to
jediny zpisob, kterym jsem sc
mohla postarati o vyzivu a o.
bleceni dvou mych malych df.
TEX. Vyrobila jsem til gallo.
my tydne a prodala je po $500
a podobne Sc dele v celem sou.
sedstvi", vypravela vcera poll
cejnimu soudci V. Terrellov
jista mlada vdova.
"Povazujete to "a nestesti
ze jste z celeho sousedstvi by.
la chycena jen sama, ale ostat
nj, jest-li ze porusuif zakon
chyceni budou, drive nebo po'
zd6ji," odpovedel soudce.
Obvinena jmenuje Sc Laura
;Turokukova a bydli v (. 211e
vych. 70. ul. Ia prohlfdky je,
jiho bytu nasla policie aparad
ma prepalovanf, zasobu kWasi'
va i hotovy vyrobek. Byla j
nadiktovana pokuta 5000 a l.
traty a kdyz odsouzena prohls
sila, re nema pen9z, soudce ma,
ridil, ably dopravena byla dt
robotarny. Kldyby rozsudel
nebyl parolovan, jak Sc snad
stane, pax by musela pencil
tou pokutu odpykavati, odlou
cena cd ditek plnych IL mesi
|cG. 49,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
DEPoRTAcE DvoU NEMcu

V srpnu dostali Sc do Spoje-
nych Stati Martin Bickert a
Wilhelm Diewald proto ze WI
povfdali falesn9. Podvodf W.
Sci ma jevo a oba' jnenovani
pffslusnici N9mecka byli dnes
dopraveni 'zp9t ma Ellis Island
v New. Yorku, odlud budou de
poHovani do vlasti: ! !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30
RED STAR

mlyny nalezaji sc We Wichita,
Kansas. Ony mlyny melou
pies 5000 sudd denne, a jsou
jedny z nejlepsfch v celem sve-
te svojf dikladnostf. Stat
Kansas je 2 pfednfch statu,
kde pfevlada pestovani pseni-
ce, a kde Sc maleza As elevate
ri (sypek), ktere kupujf vse-
chnu psenici direktne cd far
mart, a to pouze tn neilepsi,
ktera pax je zasflana do s1nly-
MI do Wichita. v mlynech Sc
naleza laboratof, kde je vsech-
no obilf zkoumano podle jako-
sti a teprve pax cist6no a dano
k semletf.
Star Elevator v Cleveland,
%. a po rIzmych m6stech v sta
tu Ohio, ma sve od|botky, re
kterych pax dodavajf mouku z
on6ch mlynn v zdejsfm okoli.
Pan Max Killer prodava mouiku
tuto do vSech vetsfch grocer
mich obchodn v ceskem okolf a
kdyz nahodou n9ktery procer-
nj obchod mouku "Red Star"
ma sklade nema. za'volejte
"Star Elevator" q Hato v&m do
dana bude v nejkratsf dobe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-30

Washington, %. ledna. Ote.
kava Sc, ze mexicka vlada 20.
mocf zakona utvofi suche ,neu,
tralnf pasmo s podfl hranic
tax ably mohlo byti zamezent
pasov&nf lihovin a drogi dt
Spojenych Statd, bylo zde O
znameno dnes. Jest to vysle
dek konference, jiz mel v so.
botu prohibicni komisar Hay.
nes s mexickymi 1rednfky '
Juarezu.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-30

Mrs. Dick Boyd recently returned
from Denton. where she had gone
with her daughter. Miss Florence
Boyd. June graduate of Bracken-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-30

Mrs. Herbert B. Linscott, the well
known San Antonio writer. lecturer
and religious worker. will return
home about October 10 and will be
with her d9& ghter, Mrs. Helen Scog-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-30

HE entire collection is characterized by decided difference
E style and desgn-uxurous wrappy models sraghtlme
% effects the smart side fastening and tier effects fared styles
~ and blouse NODES with the soft fattery of rich fur trim
mings in blending contrasting es-all combining to
produce models of distinct elegance
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

t0sos, exasperados por el menor con-
tacto, no lie dejan descanso alguno y
lie arrancan, cada m0mento, gruii-
dos de fiera; ya no ducrme la ina
nici6n. q martilio que padece 10 han
rcducido a. un estado de. fiacura que
la miedo, Deberia desear la muerte
como una liberacion, pues no; Sc obs
tina en- yisir, on seguir causando hO-
rror compassion en- duienes lie ven.
Tn afa me tendi6 un papel en- que ba-
bfa escrito: Hay momentOs en- que
me imagine que voy a morir. Jlireme
que me salvara. Que me hagan 10 que
quiera con tai que viva. Su mira
da me escusirilaba con una intensi-
dad en- la que Sc LEILA todo su afan de
durar contra todos los dolores posi-
bles. Todos ustedes han cOnocido mo-
mentos semejantes, los mHs crueles de
nuestra profession. en- que hemos de
inspirar a molibundos f6 en- su cura-
ci0n. sicndo asf que nos vemos angus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
charlaban entire 81 unos c1!

Charlaban entire 81 unos ciiantos
medicos. de sobremesa.
Asoinbra decfa el veterano Mai
he el cariilo que los hombres tienen
d In vida. porque, .qu6 es, esta, des-
pn6s de todo? Tina broma pesada, Gu
30 desenlace es siempre el mismo: un
tsfuerzo immense que Sc perdi0 en- 10
desconocido, Significa para nosotros
todos muchos mas disgustos Y penas
que goces. La muerte es: para los Gre
SenteS. la puerta del cielo, para los
otros, la del reposo; y, no obstante
todos Sc agarran ferozmente In VI
da. solo un loco puede sentir mar
charse.
-Acabo de ver-dijo otro-un no.
table ejemplo rle esa aferramiento en-
MI h0mber que padece dc cancer en- la
lengua. Hace va scmanas que no pue-
de conner nj hablar; su lengna, enor-
ne, agrietada, cubierta de brotes lfvi-
dos, Sc sale de la boca; dolores espan-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
Ell cUFNTo DE HOY
PROMESA \

incurable que me convirtiera EN- pesa-
la carga para nj y para los demas,
lliero nn scguir yivicndo. Aceso me
sea impossible iilertarne 80 misnlo,
ora por IN alteration de mi cerebro,
ora porque nc tengan fuerza mis- ma
nos; jirame que me daras cuanto an
ties una invecci0n mortal.
FL hijo saculi0 la cabeza:
;Se da nsted cuenfa de 10 que di-
&c, padre? Matarle 70 a usted. me
serfa impossible.
-Te 10 pi'do por tn amor filial. Me
spria harto vergonzoso que me vieras
heeho una ruina. Tai tenor mo amar-
garfa 10 que me quedara de vida. Es-
(Contin1a en- la 8a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

tiados por nuestra impotencia. lie jr-
re 10 que deseaba tranquiiizado, me
di las gracias con una fefsima nue.
ca que querfa ser una sonrisa.
Lo peor de todo--,lijo un tercel.
m6dico--es asistil, a In decaRlRncia de
I'm ser querido. yisito en- este momen-
to un escfitor que ha sido uno de los
honlbrps mas ainenos de mas imge-
MO de nuestra 6poca va no es sino
una ruina. nm animal que Sc descom-
pone. Su habla no es mas que un mas
cullar groseras palabras;. su mirada
apagada no reconoce va a los que mas
gratos lie eran. Pasa su vida Ell la ca
ma, inm0vil, inscnsible tOdO, alimen-
taVlO con sonda, rofdo de escaras, sa-
clldido yeces por crisis de furOr, que
10 harlan peligroso 81 alguna fuerza
lie quedara. No reconozco espectaculo
mas penoso; me relIIucrte In eoncien-
cia el prolongalle asf la vida. mo Sc
RIA mis- humane, para el y para sus
allegados, procurarle ma muerte RAJ
pida?
Estuyieron todos de acuerdo en- 10
cruel que era ayu1ar a que durarah
ciertas existenc.as; pero asf 10 querfar
los preiuicios, Y los errores dc In Me-
dicina eXcusaban tai conducta
Fcrninaia la cana. Naillt ST. vol
vi6 pie 81 casa, acompahado de
su hijo Pablo, one acaba dc rribir el
joctorario Nuda d casi NADIA habf.l
.';icho slalrante .. camino. Al j. Sc
'ralai.se alnbos linlnbres, el padrP dijo
Ge repente
Pablo, c>iio dc ii una promcsa. 81
me ncurriera ser afacado De iln NAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
.,--ataba Cast Loco Por el DoIor
de Ulceras en- las Piernas. -
Un Conocido Comerciante de
PuristaI PubIica Ia Breve His
t0ria de .sll AIivi0.

.'Durante varios amos las Glceras me hicieron
eufrir continuamente Me sonetf todos
los tratamientos de varies doctores, pero sin
No podia trabajar. I'm dia probe Lavol, y
con gran sorpresa y felicidad, desde Ia
primer aplicaci6n comencE a sentir alivio.
Ahora me siento completamente bien y puedo
trabajar de nuevo."
Tai .es la declaration del Sr. Luis Nufiez
Gonzalez, de Puristal. Costa Rica.
Estamos publicando cartas de varios latino
americanos, para que I'd. Sc convezca Que
fambien puede obtener alivio de cualQuier
entermedad cutanea. Y pruebe Lavol hoy mis-
dable y cicatrizante, y todo irrtaci6n come.
16n desaparecen. No dele de obtener un
frasco de .Lavol desde luego, en- Ia farmacia
mas cercana.
SsVeNde es fodas las Fa,m0eias
4-AI1nH Ell LiquidO
LAWFUL Maravilloso
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
BarrOs.

BarrOs.
NJ. Mendfa.
Pie. Campaila Cruz Roja.
Anoche reuniose comite local acordo
transferir pr0xima semana campafia
pro Japon esta noche nueva reunion
designar cOmisiones.
p. NogWeras,
Pie. ComitG local c. r. A.
Ceiba.
Pie. Campaiia Cruz ROja.
NJ. Mendfa,
Reuniremos viernes catorce tratar
asuntO campafIa pro yfctimas Jap0n.
Acordamos iniciar suscripci6n p1bli-
cas-, benefeio teatro local bailes.
Lauro Piaero RiUera,
Alcalde.
Sdbana Grande.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campala Cruz Roja.
Autoridades locales comite Cruz
ROja actuamos convenientemente re-
collection fondOs para vfctimas Jap0n.
N. Perdlta,
Tes. Comite Local.
Vieques.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte Campafa Cruz ROja.
Comite ha sido constitufdo en- esta.
Ayudare en- todo 10 que este mi al
canoe.
L0icYie.
Lajas.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pie. Campafia Cruz Roja.
Enterado telegrama informo que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

pal organizar trabajos semana allegar
fondos.
R. N.
Cabo Rojo.
NJ. Mendia,
Pte. Campafia Cruz Roja.
COmisiones maestros y logia gestio-
nan adquisici6n fondos.
Domingo Perez,
Com. Svc. Pub.
GALES.
NJ. A1endfa,
Pte. Campafia Cruz ROja.
Comite Local reunido hoy acord6
solicitar cine para beneficio Y c0ope-
raci6n personals que 10 deseen para
re,inir fondos de ayuda al Jap6n.
Luis Agailera,
PreSidente.
GALES.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campai1a Cruz ROja.
Comite Cruz Roja Americana de es-
te pueblo delibera medios colectar
fOndOs. Seran enviados Oportunamen-
te. |
TOr;JiO RiUcrI,
Alcalde.
Corozal.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campafia Cruz Roja.
COntestando su telegrama de hoy
particfpole que iniciamos domicilio.
Jaime Bou,
Pie. omite Cruz Roja.
Cayey.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campaiia Cruz Roja.
Hemos iniciado colecta pdblica pro
victimas Jap6n y obtenido function ci-
ne jueves pr6ximo.
Cesar M. Ortis,
Alcalde Pte. Cruz Roja.
Fajardo.
NJ. Mendfa,
! Pte Campafia Cruz Roja.
Recibido su telegrama dispesto a
ayudarle ordene.
Jorge Bird Arias.
(Continudrd)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22
campaiia empezara seguido en- Lajas.
Jose v. T0meN
Alcalde.

campaIla empeZara SeguidO en- Lajas
Jose Y. TomeU,
Alcalde.
Bayam6n.
NJ. Mendia,
Pie. Campaiia Cruz ROja.
Comisionado Servicio P6blico enfer-
mo el entiende comite Cruz Roja To-
cal trabaja suscripciones dOmicilio
para vfctimas.
Moca.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pie. Campafia Cruz ROja.
Campana iniciada enviaremos colec-
tn pr6Xima semana igual hace alcalde.
Jose CdIdSdn LdssdHe,
Pres. COmite.
Naguabo.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campana CRUZ ROJa.
Comite local en- union elementos ca
t6licOs irem0s sOlicitar ayuda pueblo.
Angel Ferndndes,
Sec. Comite.
Patillas.
M. Mendfa,
Pte. Campaiia Cruz Roja.
Tenemos preparada para jueves fun
ci0n cine este pueblo donde hablaran
tambien oradores sobre fin de este
'acuerdo alberta subscription popular.
n a Teodoro Mendes,
Com. Syc. Pub.
Patillas.
NJ. Mendia,
Pie. Campafia Cruz Roja.
Debido ,estar enfermo de CANA no
habia podido resolvef campana para
recollection fondos habra mafiana no.
che function cine beneficiO ayuda ia
pom, cuyo producto enviar6.
Pic6n,
Presidente.
Rio piedras.
NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campafia Cruz Roja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

NJ. Mendfa,
Pte. Campaiia Cruz Roja.
Enterado telegrama informo que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

Puebo de la isa que han responded hasta hoy para
tar fondos dedicados al dssgraciado lmpero

pal organizar trabajos semana allegar
fondos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-22

NJ. Mendfa,
Pte.. Campafia Cruz Roja.
Esta noche asamblea casa munich
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-29

were: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haynes and
son, Walter, of Bangor, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. McMinn and Mrs. George
Dougherty of Portland, Mrs. Harold
Howe and daughter. Virginia of Fair
field Center and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
McTaggert and daughter, Elizabeth
of Oakland.
Shireen Mclean, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Soule the
past week, has returned to her home
in Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson and
daughter, Virginia and son, Stanton
Of East Orange. n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Yeaton and daughter, Doro-
thy and Mrs. Aurilla Wheeler Of
Lynn, Mass, were callers Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gibbs Of Oakland Heights.
Charles Packard of Skowhegan was
calling on old friends and neighbors
at Oakland Heights, Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Emmons and Miss
Charlotte Scott, who are attending
the training school for nurses at the
Central Maine General hospital in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-29
Parker-RobertS

cords have been received here
ornc;nr the marriage at Beverly
- atass sunday, August 70, OF MI
I Maso., A. Parlin, formerly Of Hal
lowell. and Miss fauslen" ,,rs
Roberts, daughter of MI. anu No
forest X. Roberts or Brooks' ~ ~,
rbe ceremony was performed ps
pav II. w. Haynes. pastor ~
i,niversalist church of BeVeriH. .,,;te
n,he bride wore a gown OIL W. W.;
oont n crepe, with pearl > tr'ih-
mings. ~ Mrs. Mel
ro AZ Parlin. of Augusta, is an eN-
service man and for two years was -
en,nIoyed at the State House; re 10
member of Liberty Lodge VI
Masons of Beverly. Mass llean0o -
If Cushnoc Royal Arch Chap'I' "
Augusta and Sanborn Lodge, l. ".
n F of Hallowell. For three year
The groom was the first tenor IN tle
Reverlv Mems Singing Cub ana LOT
three Years he e.ng - the cholr Oh
the Penney Men.scial United Bap-
list church of Augusta. He IS al
present employed by the Health
Ruilders. incorporated, manulac-
turers of monographs, at Charles
ton. Mass.
The bride was for three years EN-
Moved as stenographer IN the STATE
banking department at Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parlin Will be al
home after Sept. ], at o6 Sewall
street, Somerville, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-29
Radio
Programs
TO-DAY, AUG. 20, 1928

wBz--sso kilocycles, frequency, West
inghouse Electric, Springfield, Mass.
1887 Meters-Wave Lengthy
Daylight Saving Time
1856 A. NJ. Arlington time signals;
Weather reports. Boston and
Springfield market reports.
600 p NJ Dinner concert by the WBA
Articles Of especial interest to
the farmer, prepared amsste by Ihe
weekly paper published in the
interest of the farmer. ~,
100 p. NJ. Bedtime story for the chill
dren.
Work." Luella I. Young, Il N,
Hampden County Public Health
and tuberculosis Association.
T.5o p. NJ Humorous program.
500 p. NJ. Musical concert by Alwyn
b. w. Bach baritone. assisted by
the WBZ Trio.
900 P. NJ. Baseball scores.
Bedtime story for grownups.
100 P. NJ Arlington time signals.
wGY--seo Meters schenectady, N. "
General Electric Company
Eastern Standard Time
11.55 A. NJ. Time signals.
1901 +. NJ. Stock market reports.
1910 p. NJ. Produce market reports.
1o17 T., NJ, harvest weather AoiSNooe'
1920 p, NJ. Weather report.
500 P. NJ Produce and stock market
quotations.
News bulletins.
Baseball results.
SILENT NIGHT.
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400 p. M. Baseball scores every 10
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5.45 P. NJ. Closing reports Of the n: =;
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SIS P. NJ. Iron Age steel and iron re-
500 = NJ, Closing quotations of the
n Y. Stock Exchange.
sos p. NJ. The Adventures OF Peter,
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100 z. NJ. Recital by Hlzella .;n H
Of fame throughout Austria;
. TAX "Housewife Helps" by Anne
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ON p fi NJ Recital by Gizella Ehren-
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ak p M. THE Progress or the
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N M p NJ. irish Night Program ar,
iV'VV ranged by the Celtic Concert a and
Theatre Guild of New 4uln'
featuring Thomas Barry Han
NON Irish baritone.
lo''' cast atst' retransmitted from the
Government station at NAA at
Arlington. 80 +he Irish
Night Program.
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ton as when taken the foregoing are
the only elements Of damage. If,
however, the property is restored in
damaged condition, or not restored at
ali. further recovery may be had.
IL the property is returned the
property includes the amount of the
depreciation between the taking and
return. II not returned, the plaintiff
RECEIVERS the value of the property in
assumed good condition in market
value, IL any, from the time of taking.
In a suit on a replevin bond coun-
sci fees are not recoverable.
When cattle are replevied and or
dered returned the expense of feeding
and caring for them cannot be de-
Quoted from the damages otherwise
recoverable.
Damages in a suit on a replevin
bond being full and final. judgment
should be for the amount of damages
proved and not for the penal sum Of
the bond,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-29
Chance of Scheduled

There will be change of schedule
for the Labor Day traffic on the
kennebec & Boston Line of the
Eastern Steamship. The steamer
Rockland will leave Gardiner on Sun
day. Sept. I'd, for Boston. returning
will leave Boston Monday morning
for Bath only, making the return
trip from Bath at $50 p. NJ, Labor
Day. Returning on the same sched-
ule Tuesday. Sept. 4th. There will
be no steamboat connections between
Gardiner or Cedar Grove and Bath
until Thursday. Sept. 6th> On Mon
day and Tuesday up river passen-
gers may connect with the boat at
Bath by the train which leaves Au-
gusta at 405 and Gardiner at 4.22
p. NJ. Upon arrival of the steamer
at Gardiner. Saturday, Sept. 9Th, she
will remain until Sunday. Sept 9th.
when she will leave Gardiner at 3.45
and Bath at $50 p. NJ. closing the
season of 1923.
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MANCHESTER

The public schools of Mancnessoe..s
will open on Monday, Sept. luz
with the following teachers: =.
Dorothy Farebay, District NO; -
Lillian Hopkins. District No. q ~
lie Robinson, District No. I; Nc
jorie Maxwell, District No. b; Mali
Lord, District No. z. <or
All children entering school ~
the first time must be five year. sa
age and they must enter durinx 'A
first four weeks of the fall term
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seem willing to explain things aoou.
20 times before they ask US to do H.

At the regular meeting Of Cascaos.
grange held on Saturday evening "
was voted to have basket picnic Oh
Saturday of this week, September !,
at Arthur Gleason's shore on Lake
Messalonskee. All those wishing con-
veyance are requested to notify Ever
EFT Watson. -.
The Messalonskee National PAM i,
and The Cascade Savings bank WI.
close on Wednesday of this week a.
IL o'clock for the remainder OF 'h0
day. $40
Mrs. Thomas Bates fell in the ooos
yard on Thursday of last week a any,
badly bruised and sprained her "a.
arm which prevents her from at.ehT;
ing to her household duties. she
at the home of her daughter, "''
Ross Baker, for few days.
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Judgment For Plaintiff
In Somerset County
Rescript Tuesday

A rescript was handed down by the
law court Tuesday in the Somerset
county case of Gustave A. Kimball
VS.. Frank o. Thompson. ct ais, giving
judgment for the plaintiff for $685.
67 with interest on S1573.74 from
April %. 1922, and interest on $3.50
from date of judgment in replevin
suit.
The rescript, which was drawn by
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A Rotary meeting will be held this
Wednesday evening at the Augusta
House at 6.15 to meet Dan Sullivan,
Governor of the 31st Rotary District.
Preparations are being made for a
very large attendance.
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Associate Justice Luere B. Deasy of
Rl IIa 1hai. 10 o fQlln1,.s.

Associate Justice Luere B. Deasy Of
Bar Harbor, is as follows:
If damages are not recovered in n
replevin suit they may be determined
and recovered in a suit on the re-
plevin bond.
Special or actual damage may be
shown, to wit, damage caused by loss
of profitable use. If no such loss is
shown the damage recoverable may
be measured by interest on the value
of the property from the time it was
taken. Decline in market value is
also recoverable.
If the replevied property is re-
turned in like good order and condi-
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A meeting Of the Kennebec County
Field.Day Association o. E. S.. will be
held in the pavilion at Island Park,
Thursday, Aug. 80. Do not let the
weather prevent your attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Damborg
started Tuesday morning for weeks
automobile trip, planning to visit
Quebec, Montreal, Plattsburg n. Y,
Burlington, VT, and home through
the White Mountains.