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Evening star., 1916-05-09

rho town council held Il meeting fol-
loving the adjournment of the beard of
review. The appointment of Harry
stevens as engineer III charge OF the
construction oI the new reservoir, va
ter tower and imprOV emcnta to the
water system was announced and ap-
proved uy Uhc board. Mr. stevens VIII
supervise the ty-nNt-thouSaHu :
uvIIar improvements recently ordered
uy the council, following faNoraulc
>ote ON tnc bond issue l.. the propert!
owners OF the town.
The town council viii hold public
hedrInS MOUCuX evening, May ~, at
- ctock, to near property owners III con =
uccJiCn with the construction OF Il ce-
lncut SIUeWs,Ih from the terminus OF
the present walk ON the west side or
baltimore avenue t. Albany avenue.
Ihe council last niGGl received a petl-
tlou signed by y. T.. Robinson, Alex
;inder -IcKGuli", !. {. Taylor and JUnn
W. Hte, requesting this impruN emcnt.
T.. L. GIalzt mas requested the ConStruC-
lion OF Il walk on carroll avenue and
the grazing OF boyd avenue. he Tor
m.T request VIII bt granted.
-At the same hearing persons inter-
.SIed VIII be neard III connection with
me construction OF 6I3 feet OF sewer
Uu Flower avenue, near Carroll avenue.
Evening star., 1916-05-09
HEARS THE COMPLAINTS
AGAINST TAX INCREASE
Town Council of Iakoma Park. Md.
Sits a. Beard Of
Review.

The town council Of Tahoma fark'
Md. sat rs board Of review to hear
,vH,pla Int.f against increase in the rates
1T taxation for tho coming year MISS
it. <. Eei$& objected to the increase "t
the assessed valuation of lot =, IN bloc y
a.. advanced from $500 to $3.50. and an
other lot from SIS to $i5u. She was
l.,turmcd that the house and lots were
assessed II $-."or. hill" the property
,,a& valued ut approximately S3,"o".
lhv increase Wa made to correspond
nign adjacent property. she was told.
suu should haV, been made Il year ago,
out was not uvi ing TO notices for the
nearing beng sent out too late. Her
objection was noted on the minutes of
,hc meeting.
;. X. kylc also filed objections to the
Increase on his property. y record was
mate OF ms objections.
Evening star., 1916-05-09

spire the people of Washington with
an ambition to have their city among
the cleanest in the ,Eorid.
Evening star., 1916-05-09
Action by Other Presbyteries.

This action follows closely on the
heels Of the Fresbytery of Cincinnati
asking the general assembly of the
church 10 take UP at once the investi-
cation o. the presbytery of the metrop-
ois. Other presbyteries OF the coun-
try. Il is said, may before the conven-
ing Uf tn" highest body of the church
send additional oyertures.
Leading UP to its action the loca
presbEtery in the resolution adopted
Yesterday asserted both tine secular
press and our church papers have re-
ported a number of instances which
tend TO show that New York Presbytery
has established the custom or followed
the usage of licensing or ordaining stu
dents who are not clear in their be-
lief in, or doubt or deny the teaching
"' Coils word as interpreted by our
sf ldards; and that no protest, COM
paint or appeal from within that pres-
Dytery seems practica BILE"
Rev DR.. j. Davis Richards of Ger
faantown, Md. former moderator of
he Presbvtery of Washington city and
Of the synod Of Baltimore. presented
The resolutions.
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Jose ALSINA.

,criormente sus s~crvicioS al frenL" Re
les escuadri!laS de torpeGeros han 81
do premiados con otras muchaS dis
.tiaciones. tantas como son los tEitoS
que Ia obtenido.
BESIDE IA accion frente a Gibra!-
tar aleman en- cl Mar del Norte. Ia Is
Ia de Heligoland, ell comodoro Tyr
whit Sc ha encontrado continuamea-
te en- e. mar, pudiendo decirs@ que
apena ha pisado terra, c~ruZano"
continuamentc las olas con sus 10
t;llas de ~destroyers Y torpederoS' Vi
eilando el concrete neutral para evil
tar los contrabandos, persiguienfo al
enemigo hasta Sus g~uaridas, luchando
con los Submarines, protegI9nHo ci
-omercio aliado dc los ataqueS ines
perados, ' siendo ell fie, custodio de
rsa m&raviliosa caGera de transport
res que ma atravesado continuamente
q Canal de Ia Mancha para llevar
deste las costas inglesas 4 las p.ayas
de Francia. millones de -soldaios, in
nnensaS cantiiadeS de m~unlclVn-s.
los grandes howitzers Y las ligeras ba-
terias de campana, con Ia que ha 81
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pETICJON DE LOS PERlODlSTAS.

MADRID. A@nsio Tina comlSl"n
he perioiistaS. nombrada an "A aSam
hlra lie la prrnsa darla. Ia VIsltado
nj minislro lie Hacienda. senior Alba,
para paiirle que f~arilite vapores a
"A papelera EspaHOla a fin de que
pueda importar pasta para fabFi-
ear papel. con 10 cuI 5" ronjurara
y grave ronflicto que Sc pre>enta de
Dido a IA cscaSez de papeI.
Tambitn L. piiieron que c0nside-
re- la cilada pasta como articulo de
nrimera neceSidad Y que. en- su con-
srcuencia. disponga IN reduction
para Ia misma de los derechos de
aduanas Y de los preciOs de trans
porte.
Ell ministro Sc mostr6 dispuesto
a acceder a 10 solicitadO pOr los Pc
riodiStaS.
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Ell QUE MANDA LOS TORPEDO
RIOS
Viene de Ia 1a.)

trrcci6n Y por tanto dando "a raz6n
completa de su existencia.
Hacia NADIA mas que c~uarenta ,
ocho horaS que e. Arethusa navega5a
despuSs de salir de los astilleros
cuando entr6 en- combate baio Ia d.
recci6n del comodoro Tyrwhitt-
En- el combate, eli ArethuS& Q Ia
cabeza Ge Il Inca de torpederos. hua-
do con sus fuegos q tres cruceros
alemanes = a dos ~destroyers, Gando
OCCASION 81 almirantazgo para proc.a-
mar Fl primero de los trlunfos nava-
les de la marina britannica.
Durante % minutes solamen;e
combati6 Y en- csc tempo Sc colocj
varias veces 4 tres mil yardas de dis
tancia del enamigo y aunque recibi6
graves averias derrotd I dos cruce-oS
enemigoS. nj de los cuaies qua,iI
casi d~esarbolado.
DespueS. 81 comodoco TyrmaiI:,
en- el propio Gia consiguio echar 4
pique al crucero aleman NaiHz.
Gravementc averiado e Arethusa
' con su velocidad reducida tan SOLO
4 diez miIlas por efecco d los danoa
SufriGos en- e departamento de ma
DUMAS durante el combate. 10 conGu-
10 4 retaguardia. rctirandOse harla
Chatham. par sufrir alli las reparI-
clones que lc eran mas urgentes.
Cerca De Nero {! buque Sc y:3 sin
IA ~potencia de sus m~aquInas. necesi-
tando remo.que, lograndoS" a IN
saivar Ia sltuaci"n por "a ahHeg"c'on
Ge los ofic:ales de maqui"aS Gu. pro-
viSionsImente Y con riesgo para S!S
vidas, arreglaron parte de las ave
rias para hacer andar =! oru"efo, eE-
puestos a cada momento . perete i
las ayerias 50 r~eproduclan IN toda 81
intcnsitaG ant2s de alcanzar puerto
Al dar cnent2 de esta acci"n Al
Almirantazgo. {. contraalm:r2nte
Christian, hacienda not9r e ataoue
reahz&to por el comodoro Iyrwh'.;
tan :e,izmentc contra fuerZaS enc
mgaS SuperlofcS. Gec!a que - mana
compoItado con valor heroico : dcci-
sion" ' que 81 con6ucta hah:a Sido
Gurante Joda Ia accion complefamcn-
tc como correspondent q los meior :
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Chauveau-Lagarde v Tronzon-Du-
coudray dirigieron 4 aquellos sordos
-ijueces una defensa que ha compren-
dido Ia posteridad; en- seguida flngl0
. dc;iberar el Jurado. V prnnunci0 Ia
sentencia de muerte en- medic de!
cruel ruido de las pisadas de Ia mui-
iitud. VolviG la Reina para or ="
se~ntencia. sin que Sc lie escapase la
menor palabra nj hiciese el mas levc
gesto. r
-;Teneis que hac=r alguna obser-
vaci6n?-le preguato Hermann.
Movie Ia cabeza Y levant6se por 81
misma como para marchar al suplicio.
dominando con su majestad suprema
los innobles aplausos que lie pcrsl-
euieron hasta el fondo de su calaho-
20.
:. x :.
Fran las cuatro dc Ia maiiana del
dia IL d. Octubre Los prlmeroS
iIP "
!'i"" ''"i'"'" VI
Conserjeria. Dcposit2da en- "a sala
funebre donde los condenadoa espe
Iraban al verdugo. a Reina consigu~
del alcalde una puma, papcl Y untt,
eScii"'" >" '"i''"'' "'' ''''
cart" P"e III
I -. l.TL.II o,..o -. -,
su oeSt'ilo, Tue "'i'""" e"'' '"' p"
peieS ue Nou'ho., " q"'e"
tfego touqu'er- '"''''e ''"'' '"'
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A. nj. , noso,. do on. 10 rnc,si,o
ar,no so,. mn brm;Ido
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so.rana,+o
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III. a,,soto
;~p,amsntoJo N Naonier desnua.
cura dc San German pAuverroi:.
corc;o,i6 uepar m~e2ospreciando J..
n,orte bos,o al colabozo dc n Re-
M . o,;er corfas6 - Jio n Comm
nix, ola,,os dos oc,.s 10 81 senre,-
cio
r.,c hecho dificil dc Greer. IN 81
d. GespuGs pucsto en- duGa:-pero I'm
or,iguo AMIGO dol abate Nlayniar
afirma habtrscIo dido contar a q Ell
ell pulpita mucho an,cs dc il Restau-
raci6n.
Gao l. ma r,ere Mad isabel
or,c;,s - ,os ra,ocioncs one nor IN
,eryanc;5, do Rapl, reiaaban del
TourIa o l., Corsoriario irdic6 y ~
cr5.do ., rI;maro y MISC de. una casa
en- n Gale de Saint Honore. en- que
6.bia hoflarse nm sacerdore. fiel para
darle n absoluci6n. sin saberlo los
ravolpc;onarios on su transito al su-
,lic;o
~
$1,000 1,i- yyr o1o,,,,s bo
ia 10 rosror, ,ocba :. .; royar
q 3;o DC do Oc,uhro fuL . vis;torIo
l. ,i;o ia po,,+ Or;,osa a,1pto na,,
49,: ..o;a ~ = ;nooo,o;,
DE- o-.;lo hIo,oo rr. -.
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.o,
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las sacudlda& Y conSerNaf Ia noDieZs
de sus ademanes.
-iAh, ah-le gritaban infame:
harpias en- toao burl6n;-ahora nc
tienes tus hermosos c~ojines de Tria'
non.
Tambien fue un suplicio para ella
como mujer el que el viento que
penetraba por entire Ia nicbla otonal
descomponia 3u humillante prendido,
hacienda que flotasen sus cabellOS Y
le dieran en- los ojos enrojecidos por
el friO, DC suerte que Sc mordia de
vez en- cuando los labios como p"Ia
cOntener un critic lastimero.
La multitud obr5 cor mas caFlia
en- a Gale de Saint-Honort. Y. hasta
"a misma Reiua rec0br0 su sangre
fria al v2r pintada en- los semblan-
ties. 81 no Ii piedad, IA CONSERVATION.
Entonces SC puso 4 eXamlnar con
cicrta curioSidad aquclla ]pobIacion
que tanto habia cambiadO dcsde que
ella eStaba prcsa: parecia que h"
contanGo las banderoIaS Theodore
! i2adas en- :od2S las ycntanas, y II!
fut n opinion de los republicanoS;
pcro Sc e~nganaban, pGes Ia victima
cristiana contaba los numeroS = fin
" .L-ll .I.tta
de conocef IL casa en- ""A"c "'','
"eS'e''",' m, 'I~
D'oS'
lNol'"ua Po' "'"""'''e '''''''' "c'o 90
se>'o lmpefSep'io' para 81 "''''I""
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'or' y IL, 'e''"'' = nav
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/; eh''" "l "es''
'Ho'eI'''" ~
Pie''"e'
que '"Se'o"
mah0S.
Hac!a n bora que ~ cirreia n
bia salidO lie Ia C~onserJcrIa: al IN
aparece n p-aZa fatal =" plaza Que
jnStrfIc"hA TAN Die 81 '.'"'"'s ~
plaza tie |" KFFo.uc'o"' ' que "'"
ria haberSc !llIAad" '9''"iS't J" P''|'
dc! crimen.
va al pie de n esca!eia, dlJ" al
~verdujo. i Gulcn plS" ''''-
meate: "Perdoaad': subI" los esc''
Iones con paao tlrme. fGS0SH &c 70
dillas, y-oro durante ai&uno" h''h'e"'
toS. I'm Seau'"" 9e "'"i'o,
rando hac'a las torres del iemp'c
murmuro: A los queF'"oS hJo".
voy a reunlrme on !ueS''" P""'- =
EstaS iueron las u!I'h"S panama.
que p~ronunci'. A''oJose p
SoDre IA oaScu'"' co'"o m'P'''''''
por NOR y HOUSE, F''
titub"aba en- cOTt3r Stllelahtc N!ud,
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A B. FRANK COMPANY

somos los prlncpaleS mayoreros dc teS. mercafa. ari""Ios para 'aDaNe-
-. rma hecha para Srhoras ' nnrS. ranhtn nanHflcrnran"S Ia ocn COMO
cid, marc, Al ANC" de 2aafaIones mczcuna. parota, ' raFS lie khskL
conanos con dependencies ncxtrauos = los sra eraro sAe la oporuni-
dad de mmres,ale nuesua mas rna atencon ) cornsia. ii ser rHWecidos
con Su ysu2
Trnemos DEPARTMENT. epedaImene enrarSado d PeihoS poT Correo' y
TODD peHdo que Sc hga en- eAa torma Sra obeto lie nuesra especial atencdn-
,am-2r WEST COMMERCE STREET. SAN ANTONIO TexaS"
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Los beneficios continuaban eli tan
to. Consue'o Mayendia lie c~elebrab2
con Il astreno de una Opcreta De To-
Sres. Paso thijol Y Garcia Condo. IL
tuiada FL p~receptor de Su A,teZa, y
ado.nada con misica de. maestro III
Han. Ia Opereta guSto 4 les henr-
volos concurrenteS, aSi como cl dli-
logo Las pavas, del ST.. fereZ Fer
naudez. Pcro los aplausos prlnclIn'-
les iban. natura!mente, = n bench
ciada. que cs 10 que prOcuran Sicn-
pre- la maguria de estas sclem ridadcs.
en- las que c! mterprete Suele soare-
pcnerse q Ia importancia de IL; obra>.
Sc ~inauguraba, en- fin, UT local
de e~syectaculos, 4 teatro Reina Vie
toria. que ahria suS puert"s para
mostrar Ia miSma compania lie one
reta ~actuante hasta ahora IN EslaHa,
e,igiendo e. capricho de las damas
como production q i~nmortaliZarse en-
las ~efvmeride>. Fl nuevo e%'!ificla,
muy original en- su construction !
Ell las novedades de~corativas !e 81
Sala. obra esyas de! notable "rtiS'a
senior Viscai. e. todavia, como recc-
n~ocereis. IN miSterio para el Arte.
D. tcdaS suertes supoae un tempo
mas. Y solo por ESQ hemos de fe!:"i,
,arnos. Y we'd De que modo en- esta
miscelanea de hechos realizadoS o
m~alogrados. 10 que realmente sohre-
sale ea esta inauguration. pIesto
que TODD tablado nucvo viene 4 de
cirnos extensioncs dramaticaa plau-
sibies.
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ii i'd tmnrra in rraGa> las Hinm> d Nn tutomd,n cn NEW iORK
.pr,,u plNCJIRI q RE- ~snTiamrLtr utiharIa TODD iiI0In0 en- las
u,Ur. La Nw Nak special rrnrurr lure. tpa Acknowledgement las r"m-
r ,irriXu al mumruIu de >Iar u ravO. tarhurIa. a>Hha u i0 que hata 81
Ia r,usa de Ia rmuua. immr ct escape de ir. >rla ' rual las rutura> rn
Las HuIa> GF 10 menus ~ >i> nc>r>.
La Nu YORK. special PEnrinrr Cure lr hHmrhfa Ia vida al lhho int'r0r
Ianiap par rIa> ruIGnc>
La-Sirnio I'm tnmpur>0 mineral. u afrlI las >u>iihcnS NJ las pr0-
uirdadr. del hnr q ara dr las nania> -
u-Sirndu nm >rmi- HGuidO rta Fl rNcr>h0 cal0r rau>ad0 pOr las rcr1-
IrInrr> Gr la rrrla. que ,hnr >rnd" ri mas qralie rnrmig0 de los a6>. V
rrr>rp uIrnararfnp Ia rOnrrrha frc>ra y no rafrntr.
Ga-F,na Ii rtrtiia de trrp per prqnrhn> agui"ro> gualnrnte como r-
iur1> !, uJutrnr la rrrIuu de lr normal ) rNIa la nirci6n iEtrrna ' colt
rruHWTrntc res UiLGrraS % tELOW u
Use ii. New York Special ItaEcnTr cur Il rH>g0 nurStrO. currdr>" que
Il rIu no IL Ia rumprta >ii>Icrinnr en- ruaIIuitr >aEii0. de harrrh indna-
3D.. SC m dcvol,crh h"La 81 -lino rrrta,o Pmr danp agado pr sm apicaridn.
u>orn >Iruhr9mn>> rghnr tanah0 de- los ius"> de SlW Il S2IN. tambrn re-
param0> HiiHrla> Y MutorGclpS pra lie hna rL
emo TN rmpeado It haln eli r%raio rn ruEquicr lmgar de Ciudad
RET ERDESE ur hp,HrG> r>iapr> aui par prrnanrcrr y ii Id. Vu zee
rIiarr muIrLm> pGrdnIa dr Urmpa Y hinrrJ.I IinrnO> dr>dr mPgO
SGIriam0> tnrrtr> ca lpaas las tHidadr> C*iaS d0ndr an 10 lrngamUS
rrErr>rniant Ur>parrarIo> 1rdrnr~ pr Express u CorrrO.
"E'- NEW YORK SPECIAL PIT NCflRE CT RE. CO.
TEL. TRAVIS i'm 56 ". HOUSTON II.
: SN iNTONIG. TENS.
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Niene de In IA

que dificilmente 81 .lograria por los
meritorios senderos. Y un poera Ge.
range de Lopez Alarc6n Y un auto,
tan ponderado V habil como jose ig-
nacio Albert, tuvieron el caprich0
de escribir. con el titulo DE- Sebas.
tan Ell Bufanda o Ell robo de ia ca
lie de Fortuny, una obra provista de
las circunstancias eXigidas por 81 ST..
Rodriguez de 10 Vega. Para clos
Sc trataba de I'm juego, Y tnunfa-
ron acknowledgements Ell toda la Inca.
Su obrita, ~policiaca u ratios. melo-
dramatica en- differences OcasioheS Y
dotada de una observation que n
presta q vcces caracCereS salaetes-
cos. Is superior & 10 corrienre = Sc
veia con agrado y con independents
del genera Al que p]retendia 0iren-
tar. Era una nu1va Y brIl!ante
prueba del inpenio de los no,aH!cs
escritores. V e. case no podla pa'ar
m~advertido. Fl Sr. Rodriguez de Ia
Vega obtuvo un ~obseQuio que mere
cfa hab-r sido tratado mejor de 10
que 10 fue Dor parte de (! miSm0 Y
por los artiSas que lie roaeahan.
;Reincidir:n los S,.es. Alarc0n V Al
hertz. alentados por e. eXcelente en-
10. teni .ndo tan amplio CAMPO, CO.
mo tienen. ante ellOS?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

e ron haze caczr-a- czxsr-fas deaf
ness on Head noises caused 5y ca
-zr-a,s or II pneizEn droDs ID Eo,ir
-aroAE and las caused czrsr-h OF ne
stomach or bowels ron vii be CAD 10
x11w thar these distressing STmp-
-aH5s can ne sartra5T avsrc5H1s N
naav INSTANCES BY the following
t-sarMs1t which E1u can easLig pre-
pare N your own home at ir-4a COST
SssuSs G7Im FoTir druggist ctInEs u
Paruinr GL1ut5la Straight Ehi5
VIII 1oL cost YOU more Ei1a1 &c Take
this home and add 10 x = pint df
nor wafer and a oJEncss ct zraa1izrsd
sugar STR rut.I dissuITsd Take one
tablespoonful eur -lruEa a. dzy l.
decided improvements - sometimes
aatea after he first dags5 -saInsHL
Breathing 1sc5nea easy while TIE
distressing lead nnisea headache,
duiIness, cloudy thinning sr1--s g-aa-
aasIy disappear under the tonic action
or lie --eat-1sur Loss ct smell
Eaars, deSecE1vs hearing and mIfcSIs
dropping IN -ha nAx,k Of Ehe EAr7ar
ars oras- symptoms which SUGGEST
tie presence II ca-ar-a and which
are often 5rsr-arus 1y tits efficzc:nUs
--aanear Nss-.ss ztasSy ss.e se--s =ss
al ear -aHbEss ara said % be direct
Iv caused By czSax-h- r1srsSorz, Lhe-a
must be many 1eoU{e whose hearing
cza De restored by dis single aoE-a
<gaEnsnr WILKINSON IL Cos can suD-
ply yoI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

City, az reported, real trouble win
be popping" throughout northern
Mexico and particularly az Juarez.
across from Fl Paso, within another
week. In suca circumstances, author
tiles DO not wish to weaken the oord-
er patrol
II the outcome Of the chihuahua
fighting. however, completely elinain-
a.es villa. the war department will
proceed with withdrawal Of General
Pershing's column at the close OF
forty days and with the complete re-
lief Of the militia forces
The decision temporarily TO halt
militia withdrawal plans, followed re-
ceipt of a telegram through official
sources bringing rrmors that General
TreVfno has evacuated Chihuahua
City before yflIista assaults. Officials.
insisting they don't believe tie m.
more. added:
we have no Official confirmation
Of the story" Officials here said
frankly the Chihuahua struggle com
ing Just after the Mexican commits
sior agreement TO the protocol and
fast prior to it's submission to Car
rama and President Wilson IL Of vital
importance TO American Mexican re-
lations.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

announced price Is 50 cents for but
ter the housewife knows she VIII
pay 3s cents and no more without
ample warning. In the United States
the housewife reads a quotation OF II
cents for butter and prays all the
way down town next morning that
won't have jumped a nickel a pound
over night. Thanks to our control
system. housewives In Sydney and
other large cities pay about 25 cents
a dozen for the best eggs Can you
imagine that for fresh eggs here2
No. But there Is legitimate reason
Why It shouldn't be. Your American
egg barons would Ike TO hit me with
some OF their storage goods for say
ing It no doubt tor the reason EGGS
are not rs cents here Is that the
speculatoss are Lolding a. pistol to
the consumers head.
AT home we provide a reaS oIable
profit for the producer. one for The
wfc.e saler and one for the retsiler
and yet sell many articles Of food
at half and less than half that you
pay here.
The solution of your storage spec
uIation problem seems to me sim pie.
Legislation prohibiting the sale OF
cold storage Products altogether is
tho solution.
There is plenty Of food OF all kinds
In the United States. The specuia-
tors have got dealers and consumers
by the throat. They have raised the
false cry Of heayy exports on &C.
count of the war and then have
boosted prices on that artificial
theory. This Is sign that could not
exist in New South Wales. In Aus
tralia we believe that a government
that cannot control prices for the
, benefit of the PEOPLE is not living up
to its obligations as a democracy.
Can you imagine a two-pound loaf
of bread selling in the United States
for seven cents? l think not. Yet
that is what the Australian state
/ bakeries do.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
ssa.ka Railway Delayed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire $500 800
SEWARD, Alaska. Nov. Es.-te .o,,
IN construction will prevent me NJ
pIetion of the government rah"s. ,,c
tween Seward and Fairbanks -
1920 or 1921 instead OF 1918 as eol
plated. Captain Frederick Meafs =.
the Alaska railway commission Nd.
here today before departing iol vi
ington, d. c., where he VIII hs -
report. The tracks along the 80
gain arm, between Seward anu
rage will probably not De I'D
before 1918 instead of 1871. M
Hetaher and delays in ootainlnt, .iss
plies are responsible FOR the
Mears said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

Take a spool Of common ns1 -
In Australia the houseSife sets -,
yards for a nickel TIE ANe, :.
housewife gets 1.o06. This Is az =.
more remarkable when You eohsuI
that all our cotton must be snippss
from England or America
grow none ,.,,r
~Of course rany Of our oeals,.
ehafe under the fair price 49,
Just as they would in the -
States, but that doesn't stop me re.
lation. Here, it seems to ne ue' .
permitted to becloud the issue "a
Much might be done by tne -.
vidual states to scfye the price re
lation problem
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28

r,ee-sar s1r~hs| fe-atts arI VIA VIII
fnx to take tse consequences Il TIA
sinking Was unjust
fTns sinking n the Marina ION
Cces5er % and tas 4rabsS AZ abozr
ths sane time. were two recent eases
rasea sD5ezysI a: the Tine Ct ne a..
esSerts, "a likely 20 bring a5o-- Al.
orLe- sfssnarfae "ertsss~ berTeen tas
Tinted States znl Germany, Six
Mz-faz wa n-Der6eS- 1tsLzTi-s tax
Mx-srs -. asergefr~f AfslsTfss "a e
es r.ora survivors, By Cors1l Frost IT
crsseastsrva al agreed tha+ TIE Tsssel
1zs ss.ak vltaog- warning AID n II
rsc4 contradiction II tie pledge q TIE
German go7s-lssgtI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
WAIT PATIENTLY
FOR PRICE PROP
CONTINUED from page L.,

the affairs OF country whose guest
I am, but when see high prices in
the United States, where there is no
regulation. and compare IL with the
reasonable prices and legitimate pro-
fits obtaining in my home country Of
New South Wales. where food prices
are controlled by the government, it
In strong temptation to say:
GO thou and do likewise
Every Monday morning the pre-
vaiiing prices for staples are an
nounced by the government IL tbs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-28
arrived IN SSr-

rUnftsS Press Leased Wire SeTvfcs-l
HALIFAX, -. g., Nov, 2>-Ths
STEAMER Anaerfdze rsportsf sending
out g. o. q. calls early totay, has
arrived sasely az Worth SytEe7, az
cnrffnz To uaveTffe1 reports recsfvet
here DIs7.