davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-07-27

noon Sir Richard SQuires rendered to the
Governor bis resignation a. Premier and
Colonial Secretary and advised is E&-
c"eIlency to call on The Hon. w. r. War
rem, K G.. to form 4 ministry. j. is gn-
derstood that Sir Richard alleged as hi:
reason for resigninq host lie criticisms Hf
the conduct of The Depal tment 81 Agri~
culture and inSistent )ar. y den aEis, for
his dismissal from he Cabinet. The
Squires Government has held poWee since
1919, being sustained a q general cleo
ton held last May and hal a MAJ 1lty 81
ten members in o Legislature 0 ,ll.iy six
elected men,
L0adon, JuIi 2 d-)aa thelsaad 1ac5
workers, particJp3tin, j. tas 81 )tIicjai
strike, VINO started n 4rChjn2 las. nigu-
from London, reached /. bury this morn
ing, as the workers t19Ia we've S gnlUz
on at the docks. The m}r2aer5 arsua
ded several hundred Of l3a "iioG y mp3
to join the strike and y o K was oppe2
on two peninsuiar and O.ianlal timers,
two clan liners, two New Z9ala91 boats
and several small vessels.
Paris, July 23rd.-Aii records made
hitherto wi h q he!icoDtar we're broken
this morning when III. Pascara, The Hrenc0
inventor made a iignf 0 $50 mater5i1
the circle ten meters in diameter from
which he arose. Later Fescara mac q
a flight in a straight line Of 40 meters.
He was forced to descend because OF the
dust which his ~prDp2!lar5 raised. On
Monday morning Pescara will try before
off .ials Of the Aerocluo De France to
make a circular fl Iht Of "a kiIom9ter.
Ottawa, July BIRD. Sunday next, July
29th. will be observed in Canada as Peace
Sunday. The League Of Nations Society
in Canada has received q large number
of requests for literature during the past
week, so that there is no doubt that the
Leagues work VIII be dealt vita quite
extensively in the pulpigs.
London, July 23rd The continuation
of the lockers strike led to What was
almost a unique incl ient IL the history
of trades u]ni0nisn. Tn strike Has ncc
the sanction Of The official union aader5
and a meeting was ca ed ye8le day la
the east end Of Londol 10 enable Ernest
Bervin, Secretary Of the Dock Workers
Union, and Harry Costing, leader of the
transport workers, to explain their atl.-
tude in refusing to sanction the strike.
Five thousand workers responded to the
call. They marched to the rendezvous
with bands and bana2rs. crowd NJ the
hall where the meeting was held t. over
flowing. When Mr.. BeyIn and Mr.. G-s-
ling assembled the platform. they were
received with silence. bat befor1 they
could commence TO Sreax, the storm
broke. The entire assemDIage burst mo
, 1923-07-27

We have been asked to mention that
the Native Brass Band will give a con
cert Oh the wharf tonight.
A public missionary meeting will be
held at FriedensthaI Moravian Church,
this town, at 7.30 on Sunday evening.
Speakers will be announced tomorrow.
All are invited.
1t is regretted to learn that an accident
yesterday befell Mr.. Edgar w. Meyer,
Chairman Of the Road Commission, while
going through one Of the upper stories Of
Government House where some repairs
are being made. 1t appears that the
flooring having been removed in some
places, Mr.. Meyer stepp-d on the lower
casing which is only very light wood
work and rotten at that, and it gave way
precipitatinQ him 10 the floor below, a
fall of some 16 fee. He sustained in
iurie8 to the head, and was rather
bruised and shaken, bat, it is understood,
was not seriously bart.
, 1923-07-27

Repair Of the King Street road is pro-
ceedmg nicely. Already one block from
Princes to King Cross SITS. has been laid
over. The road role locally nicknamed
Martin Luther" because it stood 50 long
one place it was thought 1T couldn't do
otherwise, is being employed with good
effect in this work.
, 1923-07-27

During the absence. Of 1t j. C Geb-
hard, q. E. g., u. S. N on a short va
cation, Mr.. Edgar W.. Meyer, Chairman
of the Road Commission, will DISCHARGE
the duties of Asst. Public Works Off
Ger, il IS stated.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
PROHIBICNf ACENTI OBzA-
LOvANI PRO TAJNE
NOSENf ZBRANi.

22lcty Frank Kupper, 1897
Madison ave-, Lakewood, 23le-
tv Robert Weick, SALE Men,
phis Ave. S.W. a 29lety James
Waters re zap. SO. ul., prohi-
hicni agent, v sluzbe konsteb-
la Filipa Partella z brooklyn
skel.o taunsipu, byli vSara od-
kazani okresni velke porote
PRO zlocin ncseni ukrytych
zbrani a dani kazdy pod zaru-
ku $4,000. Byli zatceni sobo-
tn, kdyz prepadli hostinec st.
Linovskaho ma vyeh. :6. ul.,
ktery telefonoval, re mu do
tycni tri vytecnfci prohledavali
nejen hospodu, ale kasu,
ktere zmizelo 1925. Policie
prohledala mladiky, penez ale
u Mich nenasla, "a to diva lupit
ske zabijaky revolver.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
MEsTsKY MANA.
GER JMEN0vAN
BUDE JIz We
cTuRTEK.
FITZGERALD Sc STA
NE PRAVNfM RI
DITELEM.

Ma vcereisi schulz move
r6stsk6 rady bylo temer iisto,
re "a mestskeho redite,e zvo-
len bude w. R. Hopkins a je-
dnano bylo teZ 0 moznych kan
Gidatech ma mista TiditelG, ac
tyto imenovati Jest pravem bu
doucfho managera. Republi-
kanskv vudce m6stskc rady,
radni Finkle jeste V rosledni
chvili prisel novym kandida-
tenn managerstvi, iimz jest w.
A. C. Smith, predseda The O.
hio Stone Quarries Co., ienz je
kandidatem druheho vyberu
republikanskeho generala Ma
scha.
Zasadni usneseni, kdo mana
cerem bude. padnouti ma te-
prvc We atvrtek dopoledne, je-
likoz ma ale Hopkins, "a Sc
bou neien hlasy republikanH,
ale j demckrati, a k zvoleni
Zapotfebl Jest jen 13 HAST, ne
nj tfeba mnoho vtipu uhod-
routi, ma koho volba pripadne.
Marie r. Wingova. move zvo-
lena radni, jez kandidovala ne
odvisle, navrhla, aby iednotli-
vi uchaZeci byli We ctvrtek
rfedvolani a vyslechnuti; k to-
mu pod Al radni Potter. repub-
likan, navrh dodatecny, ale o.
ba navrhy slavnostn6 propad-
ly.
Ma misto m6stskeho prAvni-
no riditele zvolen hude ratr-
ne byvaly mayor Fitzgerald
ien3 byl pravnim feditelem,
nezli povolan byl ma .kfeslc
mayora. Tyz Jest nyni pred.
sedou rcpublikanskeho vykon
neho okresniho vyboru. Mems
rad6ii ma Ia poslednick volel
propadly mestsky radni Damn
Etery Sc uchazi o misto fidite
le m6stskych financi. Nfsto o
no nabfzeno bylo tez Charles
w. Ryanovi, tajemniku Nest
skGho klubu, ale tyz cdmitl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
BOZ PROTI SC JtZDKEMU
v LAKEWOOD.

V Cleveland6 musime plati-
ii 6centove jfzdne. kdezto o.
bvvatelstvo mnohem vzdalenej
siho pfedmestf Lakewoodu pla
II 2 bude pry ma dale platit
pouhych S cent?. Nesrovnalost
tato byla predmetem jednani
ia vtercisf schiizi mestske ra-
dy. Komisaf poulicnich drah
J. w. Holcomb navrhl. abv Sc
estska rada utekla X sondlm,
COZ take jednomyslne hylo pfi-
iato. N5vrh predlozen hyl We
forhe resoluce, iez priiata by.
la ma pfedchazejici schulz W.
boru poulicnich drah.
Pravri fiditel lakewood
sky R. G. Curren vfera vefer
prohlasil. ze Clevelandska spo-
lecncst poulicnlch drah lake
wocdskVm cenu zvysiti prostl
nesmi, jalikoz smlouva uZavTe-
na predmestim Jest iineho
zndni nazli smlouya Clevclan
dem. Pravy opak dokazoval
Holcomb, ze prave dnesni la.
kewoodske jizdne peticentovf
lest proti Taylerov6 smiouve g
lnezakonno. Dale dokazoval
re Spolecnost ma orercvan
/ ilakewoodskych ksr rotne do
|placi pres 100000, coz znen
|Emlouvy naprosto vylucuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
STAT ZAKROCUJE PRO
NAPRAVY v OKEESNl
VEZNICI.

Statni department pro prd-l
myslov6 zalazitosti V Cclum-
bus vcera naffdil iiste Zmeny,
pokud Sc tyce zdejsi okresni|
vcznice ma odporuceni L. C.|
Mincha, inspektora diler a to-
warren. Die nafizeni musi byti|
n6ktere casti stare budovy pre-
staytny' a sice castecne ihned
q z casti behem pdl roku. We
v6znici soudnich mistnos-
tech zavedena mali byt; zdra-
votni opatfeni a ventilace, pri-
staveny v6zenske kobky a wet
Sen dosavadrl plosny rozm6r.
Celkovy rapport zmineneho in
gpcktora dava dnesnim pome-
rum okresni veznici velmi
spatne vysvedeeni. Zejmena Sc
pozaduie. aby nladistvi zlecin
ci jakoz osoby, jez pfichazeji
poprve do rozporu Sc zako-
mem, byli umistem odd6lene.
Jak znamo, bylo po$ad ova-
no ma prestavbu a rozsiEeni O..
krcsni venice vydani hcndd v
obnosu S7,OOO.0O0. ale volic-
stvo Sc "a roslednich listopado
lvych voleb vyslovilo 2aporne.
DIE asistenta ciresniho 2alobce
! G.. G.. Hansena bude as nutno
lnaklad ma pTestavbu hraditi
prirazkami k damn pfimymY
ccz buda miti "a nasledck iistG
oklest6ni pivodnich planh. No
We zvoleny pfedseda rady okre
snich komisaru A. X. nittricli
pravi, za so rckn stare plum.
hafske zafizeni budovy je ji5
velice chatrne a ze stale opra-
Ivy vykazuii znacne ralozky.
Ma pTestavbu neb vetsi opra.
Wv neni penez, ackoli Jest zfe.
imo. re by iich bylo tfeba. Ne
WIN proto. jak budeme moe
rozkazu vyhoveti,' pozname
nava Ditrick.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
"a PREJET( zENY.
Pill R0KU R0BO-
TkRNY.
JINY PRfSNY TREST
PRO AUTOISTU.

CEresnim scudcem Cullen,
byl vcera odlouzen F. NJ. Wes-
ton ma 6 m6sicG do Warrens-
villske robotarny a k pokute
$500 spolu 3 naihradou soud-
Mich 1trat proto, re Z. listopa-
du ma Superior ave. a vych. II.
ul. zachytil SWIM automobilem
81. Carlsonovou a vlekl il ak
k ulici IT,, kde il sice sebral,
qlc dovezl ma st. Clair ave-,
kde ma chodniku u 33. ul. il
slczil a uiel. Pozdeji dopaden
byl v Manchesteru, N. H. OBJ
zalovany Sc k cinu primal.
Cd iednoho do dvaciti rokil
do ohioske trestnice .odsouzen
byl veera okresnfm soudcem
Kramerem Owen Gray, 4001
Detroit ave-, jenz svym atltan
asmrtil hlidace mostu na Mair
ave. N. w. Abe Jenkir Sc. dre
27. riina. DIE sv6dkd ujizde'
,ychlosti 40 mil, kdezto jim
svedci pravi, ze jel jen ryc'h
lcsti Is mil. Porota ysak uzna
la zalovaneho vinnym. Obhaj
ce podal zadost o novy soud.
lined po odsOuzeni GradvhC
hvl rorote waEen pfipad po
dobny, Louise Mahna. 106:
]vych. 67. ul.. ienz opetne n;
Superior II vvch. AZ. vi. %
riina k smrti rreiel G7leteht
Frederick Ave, hydlic'ho {
1924 vych. 43. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
ZAsEDANi SKOLNf RADY.

Misto ma platech uHitel-
skvch ma byti spoTeno IA sko-
lach; ma hyti obmezcno fiste-
nj oxen a iine podobnt VIDA
ie, ahy selern hylo letosnimu
-schcdku v skolnich pri.imech.
Krone toho ma vcerejsi schulz
oklesti!a skolni rada potTebu
do 80. carvna 7. 1924 IA S13,-
e1O.30S. DIE kvatnoveho roz-
poc+u bylo az do pfistiho zafl
poaa dovano :17,300.OO0. Jak
''vklada skclni financni fiditel
G.. A. Cesell, bude nuino Ia
mcstnati meme ucitelSi. neh
, hlavni polozkou We vydani json
prave platy ucitels'ke, kterf
pozaduii jen ma obecnJch sko-
lach pres S5,0oG.00O 2 ra O.
statnich vyssich ustavech pre-;
81, 100000. Dtprava dick dc
sko'y a po vyucovani yykazu
je pol)zku $4l.700, lelegra
fick6 q tnlefonni popla;ky 25.
1900. udty "a elektrin" 800.
1000 n otop S6S.741. Skolr
Irada povolila ma roZsifen! Graz
wood Skolv S45 900 a k rodob
jndmu fcelu Skoly Rockwell
$4,000 v rozpoctu vydani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
PREKAzENi
P0hREB.
PACIENT LECEN MA
"RUzI" MA PRY ROZ-
BITOU LEBKU.

Y mestske nemocnici ze,nre-
II 41lcty William Tash, 846
vvch. 131. ul., mel byti vcera
odpoledne prave pohrben,
kdyz doscl telefonicky .rozkaz
koronera Hammonda, ;.by by
20 odvezeni mrtvoly odlozeno
a mntvnla ulozena do komory
ma hrbitov6 Kncllwood. L6kari
az po smrti pacienta zjjstili,
ze tyz mel rozstfpenou lebecni
kost, coz lekafIm jej osetfu-
|jicim uslo.
Tash dopraven byl do me-
mocnice v sobotu k veccru, ale
zemfel jiz v sobotu rano u
DAMN, ze trpf tax zvanou "rd-
III. LekarIm bylo napadno,
ze by muz tax pomerre slime
konstrukce mohl pod!ehnouti
tax snadno udane chorob6 a
proto pripad ohlasen korone-
row. Domaci lekar dir. ]. H.
Dempsey, ienz byl jest6 We
5tvrtek Il Tashe, rozpoznal
IskuteGn6 zmfn6nou nemoc q
pravi. ze zrandni jest jiz star
lsiho razu.
Rratr zemFelaho vyrr$vi, ze
Sc bratr sveril, ze pri praci II
The Enamel Products Co.. Ed
dy rd. q Taft ave., as pred ty-
dnen upadl a re sobe phi ma
vratu ztezoval ma bolesti v hla
va. Posledni slovo v podivne
historii bude miti koroner,
|ienz dnes podnikne drednl pro
|hlidku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
ZIMA v ZATOPENE
KRAJINE.

Eergama, tslie, 8. prosince.
Studera vlna, jez Sc piihnala
s Alp, tin; velbi obtizrou "a
chranou praci v zatopcne kra-
line. P;,tnact oddild narodni
milice kona zde sluzbu q sky
ta vsemoznou pomoc. Az do
sud vytazeno bylo 13r tel z
vody a bahna a odhadoyany
nocet zahynuvsich zustava na
600.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
OSUDNA SRAZKA AERO
PLANU.

San Diego, Cal, 3. prosince
Tfi letci, pfideleni valecn6mu
lod'styl, porucik F. M. Myers,
W.. y. Jacklon a r. f. Entwis-
tie, zaEynul! Zde dnes. Neste.
ST 90 staIo. igdyz dva aerop'a.
ny, krouzici mad zalivcm Sar
Diego, do sebe vrazily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
ZATCENI PRO VRAZOU
MATKY.

New York, 8. prosince IL Dva
svnove pi. Bridget O'Neillove
bvli zde Zatceni vcera ma Dote-
zfeni. ze zabili 65letou svoji
matku. kdyz odcprela dati Jim
$40 re svych $50 uspcr.
MIKULAs sOKOLA cECH.
+" HAVLfcEK
pTijima darky pro vase znams
6. a z. pros. cd 2 hod. vecer
a v sobo.u 8. pros. cd 2 hod.
odpoledne az do DOLBY zabavy,
ktera Sc kona 8. prosince SO.
kolovns ma Wendell ave. Te5
v hudebnim obchods p. Ptaks
ma Broadway mono darky
.sloziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
OZNAMENl SCHUZE.
;estry Sboru Verne Sestry (. z,

S. p. j.
Sc timto zadaji, by Sc dostavi-
ly do celorocnf schIze, v nede-
IL, 8. prosince. Volba urednic a
jine ddlezite jednani ma porad
ku. Poplatek obnasi $500.
Sestry, dostavte Sc v plnem
pottu.
Razena Stech, pred.
Josefa Kupec, dcet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04

. Jak mGze lid vsdsti, ze
mate nsco ma prodej, kdyz
mu to drive neoznamite?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-26

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived on July End. 1923, at Q P. NJ.
Daylight Time Is P. NJ. Standard
Time). by the Council in the Council
Chambers at the City Hall for the con-
struction of a sanitary sewer in the sec
ton known as Lehigh Park.
Specifications and blank forms ot FRO
posals can be obtained and detail plans
examined at the office OF Louis +. Booz,
Jr., City Engineer. 30 SIR tn Street, Perth
Amboy. Full sets Of plans and specifi-
cations will be sent to any contractor at
the receipt of ten dollars The sane to
be returned at surrender of plans in
good conditions within thirty days OF
award. Each bid shall be accompanied fy
a certified check or cash In the amount CT
$1,000 payable to the order of the Trsas-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-26

urer Of the City OF Perm Amboy with 1dt
any conditional endorsements, and a Sc
curity Company's certificate stating that
said Security Company will provide the
bidder with the required bond. The sue
cessful bidder will be required 10 furn sh
a surety pond in the full amount of the
contract price conditional for the faith
full performances Of the work and indemni-
tying the City of Perth Amboy from all
suits or actions of any name and descrip-
ton.
The Council reserves the rlgh: to It.
Ject any or all bids IL In their opinion /.
is the hest of their ability to do 50.
June goth, 1929.
ADAM JENSETTY,
25s77-s-21--26-So. Street Commissioner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-26

REDUCED PRICES AND
CREDIT
If you are delaying the
purchase of furniture be-
cause of insufficient funds
we have = mighty impor-
tant message to tell you.
Prices are downtown is
the time to buy, and if it
60 happens that you have
not the ready cash use
your credit. To come in
and open an extended &C
count is the most business
like proceeding in the
world. We all use our
credit and you will find
that our plan of a small
initial payment and the
balance in small monthly
sums on any article in our
store does not entail any
Objectionable features for
you. Come in and get the
full particulars tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25
A WORD FOR THE TRAINING
CAMP

General Lawton Post, G. A. R., has
spoken timely word respecting the
training camp such as that at Camp
Devens. 1t is worth keeping in mind.
Young men will find it to their ad-
vantage to remember it another year
when again the opportunity will be
afforded them to obtain something Of
value alike to themselves and to their
country.
n delegation from the post attend
ed the exercises at the camp on the
closing day and what they saw in
duced them ~ communicate with the
Secretary of War. In this. compare
son was made between what the gov
eminent in 81 was able to do for
those who took up its burdens in
camp and what it now is doing for
the young men who take advantage
Of the training camps.
1--WE were taken back in memory
some 60 years or more" Comma nder
Bracket wrote, when we, as young
as these boys, without the scientific
training they have received. were
sent into the field to defend the I'm
ion. At that time medical science
was not what it is today, With the
best of intentions. the government
did not provide all the facilities for
maintaining the health Of it's armies
that we now deem essential.
To-day at these camps, the student
receives far more that is for his ben
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25
A RAY OF HOPE

What is Intelligence? asks Henry
c. Link in the. September Atlantic.
He prefaces his query with: AN i'm
mature science often breeds pre-
mature conclusions. Psychology is
distinctly an immature science"
The note of challenge in this may
not seem> unpleasant to the ears of
such as have heard the much vaunted
claims of mental tests with some de-
gree Of incredulity if not with appre-
hension. 1t will be recalled that the
mental tests as applied have not Civ
en- us fattering impression respect
ing the public mind on which-in
theory at least-the direction of our
governmental affairs is commonly
supposed to depend. 1t may some
what relieve our feelings, if annoyed
by some public dictum. to think of it
as but the expression of a 14-year old
mentality, but hardly inspires con-
fidence in our form of government or
allays apprehension respecting the
future.
But having asked what is intelli-
gence and received no answer. and
having argued at length in learned
though convincing fashion, that the
mental tests may not serve to find
the answer. the writer admits their
value mot as measures of intelli-
gence, but as tests of attainment"
A ray Of hope, indeed, even if sub
ject to controversy. Assuming these
mental tests to be the measure of
"the mental habits to which, as a re-
suit of heredity and environment, we
have attained" there is left to us the
possibility of improvement on these
so we may yet cherish some slight
degree of confidence that our intelli-
gence may prove equal to the under
taking if we do not falter in the eff
fort to improve it. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25
HINCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Davis of Wal
doboro, accompanied by Mrs. Davis
mother, Mrs. Ephraim York, were
callers in town Saturday.
Melvin Palmer, accompanied by
his nephews, Norman and Albert
Palmer, joined II. G. Wentworth at
his cottage at Wentworth pond, Sep
TENDER 23rd, for the day.
At the Pomona meeting today,
Tuesday, Rev. G. w. Hinckley will
speak early in the afternoon on
From the Pine Tree to the Palm"
The regular Grange meeting VIII be
held in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Merriam en-
tertained workers at Good VIII and
the senior class Saturday evening on
Marten Stream at a 'wienie" roast.
Lester Powley, G. w. H. S. 20.
has entered Colby college.
Walter Morrell, G. w. II. s. 23,
left Good viii, Monday, for Bruns-
wick to become a student in bow
dom college.
Mrs. Harriet Flewelling Of Wa
terville was visitor at Good Will.
Sunday.
Homer Rines of Waterville visited
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Rines, at
Fogg cottage Sunday.
Harold Conner, graduate OF
Good Will high school. who has &C
cepted a position to do farm work
at Good Will, is to take the pace of
NJ. L. Wagner, manager of the girls
farm, for the next two weeks, while
Mr.. Wagner has his vacation.
Miss Aileen Hicks took the notion
to count the number of automobiles
passing her house Sunday afternoon
from 40 o'clock until go and
made 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25
MARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH

Daniel Morrison had very naI a,,,
escape from death Monday m9 a.n,;
as he was walking on the ra,lt sss
track just back of the Roweil w.. ~
The morning train was pulling y \, 4.
Mr.. Morrison was walking On ~.
main line going to his WORK !. y,
Great Northern Paper mill. ~ Ma,.
series of toots by the snginee! ~ w
rison turned partly around ,s,es
started to jump. The engine WIZ. .Sj
was almost stopped hit Morrison. r -,
knocked him to one side as the u'-
came to a stand still. aid
AS he was picked up Morrison I'M lin,
he thought he was off the Main ,, in,
so paid no attention to the orcom -,
train. He was taken to his home ~
after examination by the doc.o, -,
was found that the left leg vi.
broken below the knee. The s 4
dent was witnessed by nune .etior
persons on the passenger s
platform.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25

MAtssE LLtss tSIsL NAH a.
Eastern STANDARD Zine vtl
TRAINS LEAVE Allcss<ra

Bangor. HAAS q. m, i1.ioa m 80,
1855 am, 1928 q. m. 9.39 q. a., ia 4
t243 pm, 1919 .. m, te.40 D, n. AS1sta]
BIZ APIS. As a m. t2.3f am. tfsa
Bar Harbor. a. 10 M, t22l m tisst I
Bath. to.lo am, 1913 am. iD.5Ss a !
p. M, t7.35 p. m, $10.48 p. N.
Belfast. cH.55 am. 1925 q. m. t2la.
Boston. f3.l2 Q. m. 1919 q. n. toSA
1925 a. m. t2.5s p. m. 1874 p. m, Nos. I
Calais. 1881 a. m. 1925 p. m.
Dover Foxeroft. ca. IS a. m, t2.43n
Gardiner e312 a. m. t6.1ea. m. foie.
1855 a. M. t2.5S q. m, 1894 o. M lItsaS
ISIS o. m. IL as .. m. Sl048 D. M sAt
Hallowell. 1919 .. M. "a. m.. tou.
t7.35 .. M. 1908 p. m. ''fN
Harmony. CAS- a. M, t2.43 D. M
Lewiston. t6.19 q. m. t9.I9a. M. tau.
TAOS o. a.. Si0. 4S D. "a. "lG
New York, 1894 p. m, t4.o5 .. m.
Portland. 10 IL a. m, 1919 q. M. MA.
1858 a. m. t2.sS p. IN, i3.34 .. a.. Nmlls
f7.35 o. m. Sl0.4s p. m.
Rockiand. 1919 .. m. 1919 q. M. Am.
Skovhegan. C4.55 am. t9.26 an. iSs,ss :
So. Gardner. 10. 10 a. m. fslsam um.
t2.6s .. m. 1874 p. m, t5.l5 p. m, f5s. I
| sl0.4S p. m.
Waterville. t12.4S q. M, lilo a. m =.
am, .55 m. 10 20 m. 81. 80 m M 4. y
t2.43 .. m. liz p. m. ts.4op n.
! @Daiiy. I Daily, except Sunday. isu.s.,
2 Daily. except Monday.
c Except Sunday and Monday.
d. C. DOUGLASS, NJ. L. HARnm
/ o-o4 % v. p. & GenI AT. csnI Par. A.,
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How do you like that?" asked the
giant as he finished the story Of the
Spinning Wheel.
Tell me another" said Little Jack
Rabbit. thinking the giant a most
obliging sort of person.
Stretching out his right leg for the
bunny boy was sitting on his left
knee, you remember. the giant lighted
his big immense pipe. Let me see"
he said, stroking his chin, what shall
1t be-" Then looking across the room
at the portrait of handsome prince.
he added: I'll tell you story about
that picture.
"Once upon a time there was a
beautiful princess who was very sad
at having lost her beloved prince. He
had been stolen by the fairies and al
though she hunted high and low in the
forest, she could never find him. At
last, in despair. she went to ia
nous magician who agreed to show
her a vision of her lost love.
Now, one stormy night as I was
sitting in this very room," continued
the giant. pausing to blow a great