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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Gtlitc StcQungcn Ooll
9cutiden aufgegcbenl
Die Pcereslcittn9 siebt Crappen ant 1,nnkfcn Scs
Damenbcbwces suriids; GnoldnScr icRcn
Garir eiitcn Sie0 pctailts.
GaSOrna pom tpeIten in scr SGanke beSrcbt!

9ieg oes Generals 9etoin binge-
IteIlt, Der iih ols Elm FOLDER bon I'M.
ge9ellrer @iAtigfeit eriDeiiet mag.
Der Iebte frnn8oiilde @pritob,
ipel6er bor 5ebn Sogen erfoIgte,
trieb einen Sell in Die 8aiis Der Sin-
oenburg 2inie, mo jene 5ront nit,
Der iogenantten GiegfrieO 2inie ait.
iauunenIief. Ser 3nmenbot1tpeg err
itredt iidb faIt in grader 2inie bon
Often mad 8citen. Die oeiitide ST.
ME nla6t BON g(nisD no6 60 6cre
cine id1rfe gieglihg nor6pdrts, iino
in oieienl 8infel griffen Die 5roit.
8oien erfol9reid oiL ftf in Der Hidl-
tltng ouf 2oon boribie6en0 uito be-
oroben ioiuobl Die nor0lidbe ais aiidJ
0te oItlide rno ipeItlihe 2irie.
Die meItlidbe Sdlahtfroilt ilt belis
te, nadoem Die @ritea nn0 SSratt3o.
len in 6ieieI6e nlebrfahe aeile ge-
trieben boben 5adiger fpie Dor einenI
Sabre; cine 0erartige Sdladtfront
o6er bebarf at ibrer geiebltng I'M
9leid mcbr 9tannidafteft nIs cine
9rooe. @s oiirfte 0esbotb nidt
iiberraiden Dab 3elltfdlot0 ipegeu
Wtan9e[ dn MnnnIddften einen
altrategiihen Riid8ug" onf Der gan.
8en 2inie bonn 93eau bis noA 9aon
anor0nen ioIlte, I'M Die gront 8l,
fiir8en ltno fonit ipeniger 91aun.
idaften 5tt beriuelloen
GSraaSuicn bcieteu 5rtIdaften.
Goris, 3. gtop. Gas arieag-
amt nleIbete beute, ooB bic Grtidaf.
ten Gourtecon, gernD, g(ifles nn0
Gbeoreur bel einem frona1liiden
8ornnrid In etrer l5ront bon 13
Meilen om 9olnenboAipeg als cine
6olge bes oeutld)en 9iidauaes beiest
tporoen itlb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Briteit t6tio bci
pab1enS0eIc! :!

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
2on6on, 9. Sob. - Slolid uuo
tueitlif bon 9dsdenoaeIe unb iii6-
oItlih Don 8oolcopelle haben britt.
ide Eruppen borlebte g}a6t ibre
SteQurgen leidt berbeiiert, ain elmer
erfoIgreiden fleinen 0perntion. " pie
5cl0maridaG Soig bcute berihtete.
Cine Qtn8abl @efanaene pur0en ein.
gebradt.
0ctlid bon 8ermcIes un6 oitIid
0e8 Sbrepsburb 8nloes baben
3ruppen Uor 2incolni6ire uno 2on-
eoi6ire erioIgrei6e 8ai0S auSgeflbrt.
Cine Qln5abl 5ein0e murOa qet6tet
uuo 5u @efangenen geinadt.
9eitlih bon gpres bat Der britt
i6e gefebISbaber feinOlide 2lrtllle.
rietdtiofeit un0 8roBe g}odttatigfeit
berid)tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
1fiarimtGijifcn planem
eincn OclpaltItrciCb !

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
9}ctrograo, 3. glop. - 8ie @tnri-
moliiten ieteu lire 9orbereitungen
fort fitr cine Concentration, 0eren
9ntunl gebeim ge3aIten miro, BON
Der man abcr dnnimmt OaB iie ouf
Sen 4. gtobert6cr angeiett lit. @s
Iaufeu 6artnddige &eriidlte lrm Dob
iie bea6iidtiaen, Ourd) cine 8affcn-
tat oic 66d)ltc GapaIt oil lid 3u
reiben. Gle 9}egierlnq mirO 0ie
8oraaagc. mefm n0tia nit &niicu.
gelpalt lutar0ritden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
StrCifer nadl SrDbmng Ses 5treil-
bernittGers an sic glrbeit &c.
Dr0ert.

(Irue translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8. as required by the act Of Oct. s,
1870
g8ai6ington. 9. g2ob. 8rdIioent
Wtc9dtltD bop Der electrical g8orfers
9rot9erhoo0 telearupbierie on Ste
9ofalitnionen on Der 9aeiiiifjen
aiiite Beitte, bob iie lire qLrbeit oitf.
nehncn iollen ODER ibre Gbortar Mir.
oen cinge3ogen iper0en. sglcghaItn
logie, bob er I'M 9Sriil8ib Dem Re.
9ierlnasbeiiB unaemoqen iei, ober
ooB, penn sic Gegierinq Sen gor-
iflag ocs 8ermittlers ReeD nfuteh.
men rno bon Der Ga5lfic Selepbon
rm6 Geleorabh Gp. als ariegsuaB.
naAlae Belts ergreife, ct NIT Der Mes
gierHng 5uiomnlen arbeiten iuer0e.
yiahoem 0ie Set fir eth bon
Inn an Die geieaidoft geiteIltes III.
tilnatlm obaeIanfen iDnr, teIeara.
pbierte Der 9un0esberIaittlcr 9erner
b. Heeo, Der Den Mrbeitcriefretdr
8ilion pertrats Dem Sefretdr aeTtern
obeno unO eHlpFobl, DaB bic 9Inlo.
geB geiistiuner uno oie DietfIte Der
9eanlten unn angeitellfen Der qeIe.
phone So. iofprt NIT geIdIoa heIf1t
iperoen iollten. Cine slntlnori bonn
Sefrstar Ailion miro bcute erlDartet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Grploiicn tn 1sicl
beit9dSist Galld,bcof!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Is required by the act Of Oct. G,
1919
slopenbaqen. 3. Gob. - 8ie sic.
ler gleuelten Qadridten beiugen, ooB
0urd oie Grploiiou eines Sorpe6os
ii Ben Gnidbootlperften in aiel Gin
9audboot ihluer beihaoigt mo 10
gerionen ertlDeoer eetotet ooer ber.
s0et muroen. Sic 3eitllng 9ibt
asS sf:s onB gaIle on0eren 4eridjte o1ue
@runolaee" ieien, woollrG tie jeoen.
iaH5 mif Die @criidtc nusgeOebntcr
sqaitereien hinipeiit. monah luebrere
edliite beldaoigt moroep lein loll.
49,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
$1,000 Glotc Siren, 9fleecrinnen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
3, as required by the act Of Oct. 6
1919
98aibinqton, 3. 0ooem6er. @tlpu
1000 9tote Sreu3.@ilc9erinncn lpur-
Sen nod 2lngaben oe8 Goten areu5.
Souptquarticrs nod europa geianot.
10000 9fIegerinuen iino in Die 81.
Itcn eingctragen, cine 3nbI, oie fir
cine glrmee bon 112 9RiGionen
Mann ols binrcideno ero6tet miro.
Gtrpo 1000 4fIegerinnen tonrnen
nlonatlidl bnan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
SGfcrmciiter beitraft.

Wlilpaufee, 3. glob. - @ier mur.
Sen oom 9li6amt Die eriten @cr6af-
timgcu utter Der neuen 8rotDrOinan3
borgcnoulm2n, lpel6e elm Stouoar0-
gaDidt bon eincnl 9Shm0 fiir groBe
2aiba ieItiett mo beitimmt, oo6
9rote, nelhe nani0er miegen, aud 10
Hurftert iein miliien.
&rel 8dterHeiiter muroen ool
J}ihter q. e. &age 5u ie 10 Dollars
@eloitroie uno cur Iragltue Der @e.
rihtsfoiten Derlrteilt. Gle mtrcn
nugeflogt, aui 8roten, Die iueniaer
ais i6 lln8cn mogen 0jeie5 nidt ge.
fenu5eihnet 5u buben. Gle aIle er.
fldrtefL oen Bortlmlt Ser neuen Or
oinan5 uidt eefamlt 81 baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Soitoncr 5Nmp6OniesCrdlciter wir6
.Stfrncn6annern ipirlen.

Bottom. Mail, 3. g}oD-&ou Der
8erlDoItllng De5 8oitoner SDutp0o.
nieorneitcrs ipur0e befanlt gege6cu,
sob auf alien fiinitiaen Son8crten
oos gSteruenbanner4 geipielt mer-
0en mirO. 9}oh beiten Snforrnationeu
oerloltct, baB 9loior $. 6. Sigaill-
ion sic Geiiauation oes Gireftor5
Or. aorI @int nidt ougenommeu
babe. gfus Der @eIouua aebt Der
nor. onB fciHe 9lbiidIt borlieat Die
6eruhnlte Graanliation nttisubeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
G6ieagoer ,gliIdfriea0 6ccnSet.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
3, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
Chicago, 8. g2ob.-6riebe luur6c
i'm Gbicogoer n9tl6frieq" erflGrt
'uno Der aonilment siebt oen @orteil
oarot8. or ipirO @1il6 fir 12 Gents
0os Guort er9alten big gum /. So
nuar, ols 6olge Der Gereinborlng,
6ie qeitern nbeno 3lpiiden 0en gro.
ben Gbicaqoer @du0Iern uno Scr
Wfilf Brooucer8 9tiiociation, oie
10000 5orlner i'm n6r0lihcn SyQi.
nOis, Sn6iouo, I'M iiioIidcn @is-
coniin un0 iii0ncitliden @li6iqon
unfobt, getroffen puroe. Dies lit
cine BreiS9era6iebung bon 1 bis 2
Gents 0aS Quort. Die &onferen5
puroe bon @arro 9t 89ceIer, Dem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon SIT.
nois, geleitet. Gr bradte Die sSar.
mer 6n3t, 0cn @roBbonoelsprei8
bon 1922 bro blutoert @funo fir
sic @iilb nd6ren0 be8 9topenber
lmo Qesember on5unebuen. Som
j. SSonuar miro Der Greis bon ser
9iobrilngsnitteI .gerlpaItlng feItge-
iebt merOan. Sails e8 iid bernu5itel-
len iollte, ooB Die 6orluer mdbren0
oieier alpei lltonate @elb oerIoren
boben miro linen cine eutiprefen0e
@rbobung 5uoeiaat per0cn bic iiber
Die folaen0e SBeriooe bi8 5uuu l..
S5uli iidl ut80ebnen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
9e erite oans amer. Slnmpiaerpplan.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
3, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
98oi6inqtou. 3. 9}oo.-Ger erlte
9ompfoeroplah Der g1n3lid in
2lmerifa aus alnerifanii6em @iote.
rial bergeItellt luuroe, bat ieine eriten
3robefliige erfolgrei6 beitonoen.
Sci Scr 9etonutInod)ung oieier Cat
ia6e iogten Die 2leropIan.9aubeb0r.
oerL ooB MIR nerige glenoerltnqen
in ben Bldneu Der }lu9maihine ODER
DC a2ibertD @}otor8 lid) notiq erlpei.
len peroen rnto onB Die aro0uftion
Bon aantpiflttg5eugen IN GROCER
Guautitot in bielen 6a6riteu INTER-
nonnnen miro. glrueritoniihr s5nqe.
nieure iino Der gluii6t oaB oas
gleroplon 9rogrnnm Den 4niprilhen
Der gIaiierten gemdB allsoefiibrt mer-
sen f6nnen aniongs mur6en 6ie
3abIen ouf 10000 @totore lruo
$4,000 6lug8euge bis gum /. Suli
ieItgciebt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
.5nt HatfcGAtt kcntntt
es 5it clncnt Gcfeebt!
Gopen6ngener 9ladridtcu SnfOlge
Vt Elm OentidDer Srcn5er ber.
ienft iuorOeH.

tIIut LIdHSldAADH HlEu WlLn LIE
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
8, as required by the act of Oct. 6
1910
aon0on, 8. g2ob. 0ie gloniro.
IitGt meloet, boB i'm &attegatt britt.
id)e SeeItreittr1fte nit Dem 6einot
i'm Sample gelegeH bobcn. SSn oem
9eri1t beiBt es ollniere 5eeitreit.
frGfte, nel6e In Dem @nttegatt ope.
rierer, Daben alien glni6ein nod Elm
@eiedt gu beltebet geba6t.
oaricgsidJ,ife, lHoaIi4eripeiie 8o.
trolidiffe, iinO ous9elonOt Doroeu
nm @eiangene eilBu6riugeu.
GppenDngen, 8. 9ioD. = Giner in
Der beutigen 9erlingife Gibenoe Der.
0ffentIidten 8epeide gcIndB lit Elm
oeuti9er &rell5er bon britli9en
ariegsidiffen nbroIi6 bDn @ptDen.
burg nnA enem @eie6t BON 21a
Stunoen Derlenft.
Cine gtn5abl oantider @ermuloe-
ter befinoen it6 an9eblid) uIf Dem
g9e1e naA &open9agen.
Ger Naue oe5 oerientten 0eutitben
ariegSidifie5 miro III Der 0epei9e
nidt augegepen, aud mtrO nibts
ilbar Die S5oentitat Ger am Sample
beteiIigt gelpeieneu britiiden &riegs-
ldlffe genel0et.
Gcntifc 9SatrDl6uutc serit0rt.
&Dn0on 3. 9fob. - Qie glomlira-
litdt meloete ipater. Dab brttiide
arie9sidiffe iuu anttegntt 5e1n oelt.
ide aru1ierte Batroli6itfe berIentt
baben obne baB Die 8riten irgeno
mel6c &erlulte er(itten.
aopcn9ageu, 3. 9loo. - gtnnn.
i9aiten bon 8lpei Odniiden Gam.
pfern meloeb nnB Der OeutiGe Sam
oelS5erIt0rer gStroto0il" uno fiiuf
Oeutihe urntierte t5iidlerOaqlpfer per-
ienft poroen fino. Sic iQqen, 0oB
iie ole oelitiden 6dliffe in bremen.
Dem 3ultau0e geiiatet ba6en uno
ipater 6eobahteten, Die fie periun.
fen.
2onoon, 3. 91ob.-Ger Same 0es
aerItorte SiIf3freu3er8 lit yD1arie
bon 6len8bur9 5000 $onnen groB.
Gs ipltroen 81 @aidugene genla6t.
8os Oclti6e ariegsibiif mar nit
feds. .30Gigen @ei6iiBen olsgeitottet.
@s tuur0e ungefdbr 12 @leilelt n6r0.
lid bon Gulleu oerienft.
8eridten aus aopenbagen 3ufoIge
beantlportete Der oeutide areu5er
oo8 5euer Der britiiden arieg8idif.
fe, er9ielt aber bal0 nlebrere 3reffer
uno geriet IN 8rotO. Inter ben
6ritii6en greitenieiten lpur0e 0as
Sdiff baIo auBer Gefedt geIett.
Son Der 81 g}ann 3Gblen0en 9e.
iabung tpuroe 80 get0tet. Gin ipa.
niider 0anpfer bradte itebcn Der.
munoete Qeutide in einen odnii1en
9afen.
Wion nirnnlt an 0oB Die britiiden
3eritorer Die ijbri9en lle6erlebenoen
9erettet Bobon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03
Ocaltfche cpcrieren i'm
Bct9ltilttcn 11Iccr!

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act Of Oct. 8,
1879
Getrooro6, 8. g2ob-0ie Sopiet
min 93ahridten erbaIten boben, oaB
Die Geutihen eiflen ShLag I'M 8otb.
niiden Meerbitien norbereitpn.
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gor Der $5euheIei Ser itillcn 2eit.
te ioll man iiA II adlt uebmcu. Der
6luB int dm tiefiten no gr fem sc.
yauld ntaHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

Gs lei Der &unid Der meiiten 9iei.
helL oob @ott oeu gtruen belle,
oeriidert eiu frommcr sUilioudr.
eincr or 8iinidlc, pen oenen man
loat, DAB biele in einat Sod ellieen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
8, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1OJT
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

Sir CuiaId iulo llInasatn0: Sd5dn heute
obenO uno 1pnntog, fein welentIdlor ge9ieI
In Der Temperdtlir
Sir giebrnsfd: Sd0n berte uiio G0intog,
fein meientIider EeutperoturDedieI.
ssiir crtua: 5hon beute obenD in0 Conn.
tao, fein neientlider Tenlperaturpe1IeI.
'o' w go 1, m
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lneroen itets erreicbt ourt) Die
oeutihen 8eitungen uno f0n-
men 81 folioen @el0anIngen be-
Ipcgen tper0en in @runoeigert.
titm ODER etabIierten @ei1dften
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-03

Sieg oes Generals 9etnin binge-
IteIlt. Scr iid ols Elm FOLDER bon ltii.
aelenrer g9iAtiafeit erIpeiien mag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
A. H. MilIett.

The many friends in this city Of Am
brose H. Millett of 5 Hazelwood street,
were shocked to learn of his death
Monday morning as the result of an
accident in the Oakland yards of the
Maine Central. Millett who was rated
as a spare conductor was riding on the
running board of the tender of his
shifting engine when it was in head
on collision with another engine which
was being taken from the roundhOuSe
to the coal shed at the Oakland yards.
The engine on which Millett was riding
was hauling a fiat car loaded with iron
pipes and thing and when the impact
came that slid forward and pinned him
against the tender crushing him to
death. Medical Examiner Z. p. Fish of
Waterville was called and declared
that death was instantaneous. 1t was
near here that owen Clement who re-
Gently recovered almost $4,000 from the
railroad was hurt. Mr.. Milletts body
was removed to his home in this city as
soon IS possible after the accident. He
is survived by q widow and a daugh-
ter. Vera Milett. student in the Cor
ham. Normal school, and by a brother
Percy Millett Of this city. His daugh-
ter had just left Monday morning for
Gorham to resume her studies. The
funeral will be held from his late home
Thursday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
CAROLINE ROTH TAKES
POISON BY MISTAKE

Portland, Me- Jan. 2.--As the mis-
take of mistaking bichloride of mer-
curry tablets for headache medicine.
Miss Caroline Roth. 81, daughter of
Mrs. Fred w. Oliver of 10 Ocean
street. South Portland is at the Maine
General hospital in a serious condition.
1t was at supper time last evening
that the tablets were taken to relieve
severe headache with which Miss
Roth had been suffering for several
hours. Soon afterwards she was taken
with violent commissions and a physi-
clan was called. AS soon as he discov-
cred her mistake he had her hurried TO
the hospital. Everything possible was
done to check the effect of the poison
and. al midnight, her condition, while
serious. was not altogether unfayor-
able.
Miss Roth has the reputation of be-
ing one OF the prettiest girls in Knight
vile. During the past year she has
been employed in a corset shop in Bos-
ton and at the time of the accident had
been home but few days of what
was to be vacation of a month or six
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
Daniels Recommends
Government Monopoly Of
Radio Communication

private operators hereafter granted
extend beyond that period.
Government monopoly, the secretary
continues, would furnish means to pre-
vent interference with stations and con-
sequent loss of time during the night
hours when the radio works at its best;
would eliminate confusion in sending or
receiving distress signals; would insure
the maximum possible communication
with naval ships. and would make posi-
BILE military censorship in advance of an
outbreak of hostilities.
Commercial radio stations under other
than government CONTROL the letter
points out, can give out information OF
incalculable value during the twilight pc
riod which would probably precede the
opening of any war to which this country
might be a party. Authority to take ever
and operate or to close commercial sta
tions i'm time of war will not suffice. The
stations must be in full government op-
Grafton before the first hint of possible
hostilities.'
The secretary urges also that restric-
lions of the bill against alien operators
on American ships be made more drastic
and that such aliens he permitted to
serve only in emergencies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
IMPORTANT SESSION

The meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
.nerce to consider several matters OF
Importance relative to the business in
terests of the city was called to order
at about o'clock Monday evening by
President Patterson and the acceptance
of the invitation to the State Grange
lecturers convention was read and q
committee OF three consisting of Harry
S. Brown, Frank Redington and e. c.
Austin was appointed to have the mat
ter in charge.
The communication from the Nation
al Chamber OF Commerce in respect to
their plan for preventing strikes and
lockouts on the railroads was read and
on motion of Mayor Boothby 1t was
voted "yes'' on the three recommends
tons made by the National Board.
The business Of the meeting was
then taken up by reading the call.
Hon. William T. Haines then discussed
the city charter in part as follows
Telling about the changes In the char
ter necessary to get more money to
handle the business OF the city. He
then sketched the history of the city
for the past 30 years and declared that
now was the time to make a change
and come up to date. He sketched
briefly the various steps which were
necessary for the building of the vari-
Gus improvements in the city. Hon.
Harvey .. Eaton spoke briefly on the
changes to be made in the charter. H.
l.. Emery alsO spoke briefly on the
matter as did F. E. Boothby. On mo-
ton of w. T. Haines a committee Of
three of which the mayor was to be
chairman was ordered appointed by the
chair: Sherman l.. Berry opened the
discussion for a new fire truck. He
declared fire truck was necessity.
that the old hook and ladder truck was
not Of any great value at the present
time. 1t would be almost impossible to
reach the top of the buildings in the
business district. A truck is a neccs-
sity. Now is the time to buy it. Truck
not safe to ride .ou now and men ride
on chemical because OF it,
Harry S. Brown spoke briefly as to
the matter saying that the Chamber OF
Commerce should mould public opinion,
and it was brought before the Chamber
of Commerce SO that they might dis.
cUSs it.
Frank w. Alden, member Of the
New England Insurance Exchange
spoke on the question Of fixing rates
and described the way in which the
rates were made.
John b. Friel spoke briefly saying
that he was surprised that the people
thought that the exchange would not
do what 1t said. He showed instances
in which they did it,
Alderman C. A. Lewis spoke briefly
in favor Of truck.
councilman w. A. Knauff spoke
against it on the basis that the city
was not financially able to buy it.. The
discussion was then INDUCED in by q
number Of men. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03

Washington, Jan. Am absolute
government monopoly Of radio commu-
nication as measure of national safe
~ was advocated today by Secretary
Daniels in a letter to the commerce
md marine committees Of the Senate
and House. outlining the Navy depart
nent's views on the pending radio con-
troll bill drafted by an inter-depart-
mental conference.
1.-The bill covers the purchase of
coa stall stations only that Is only those
used to communicate with ships and
tv permitting the Navy department to
onen all of its stations to commercial
huainess would discourage the extern
sion of any existing commercial sys-
TEN or the organization of new sys-
;ems." the secretary wrote. THE de-
nartment strongly recommends that
he committee provide for the pur-
chase of all stations used for CONNER
oial purposes The value of existing
stations is constantly increasing and
decisive action at this time will result
IN a saving OF public funds"
The letter urges that existing coastal
and commercial stations in the United
states. Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico and
The Swan Islands be purchased with
n two years and that no license Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
JEFFERSON

SOUTH-Rev. w. NJ. Lowallen of
South Paris supplied the pulpit last
Sunday.
Miss Vesta McCurda returned to her
school duties at Revere, Mass, Mon
day.
Earle Wheeler of Dorchester Mass.
is visiting his cousin, H. A. Clark.
Arthur Fish has employment at
Evans portable sawmill Bunker hill.
c. A. Boynton is attending the Legis-
lature at Augusta as senator from
Lincoln county.
Newell Trask, Jr returned to Orono
Monday. after a brief visit with his
uncle, H. l.. Trask.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
LEAKING PIPES BEING
FIXED AT FIRE STATION

A crew from the kennebec Water
District began work Tuesday morning
on taking up and repairing the pipe
which is leaking into the Central fire
station. The pipe runs directly under
the bricks of the hook and ladder
driveway. The leak has been located
at the gate and a fire was built on the
bricks and was allowed TO burn for a
good time and then they were easily
removed as they are laid in tar and
the tar was well melted. 50 it was
possible to get them out without dam
aging them. 1t proved a slow job and
a hard one to get down to the pipe and
although as large crew as possible
was worked all day Tuesday the pipe
had not been reached at night when
the men stopped for the night. 1t is
hoped to get to it and make the re-
pairs on Wednesday and then it will
be a short job to replace it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-03
NEW FEATURES FOR
FAIR BEING CONSIDERED

A meeting of the committees which are
to act as advisory board for the Central
Maine Fair was held at the Office OF Sec
rotary Gilmore Tuesday evening and Il
couple or features of the fair were con-
sidered. The educational features which
it is hoped to bring out at the fair
grounds this coming fall were thoroughly
discussed, as was the question of having
a banquet for the exhibitors and breeders
present at the fair. 1t is not intende
that this board shall take any action
which will be binding upon the officials
of the fair, simply acting in an advisory
capacity, but it is probable that mos,
of their recommendations al least viii be
carried out.