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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-01

Lcmos ell derecho de ser eX;gentes
cuando Sc trata de Ia fclicidad de
JOS nrestrcs. Y IA mujer con quien
mi hijo Sc ease sera mi hija verdade-
-, no mi hija politica.
Pero mientras el lector ha lido le-
yendc tai vez pensari cue 81 Quiero
Jodas esaS virtudcS para Ia espOsa de
mi hiio es porQue pienso vivir cor
cllos, fundir mi hogan cor el Suyo,
deseando su perfection por puro
cgoismo. Dc ning&n modo. NADIA
rodria irducirnc Z vivir con mis- HI
JOS deSpu9s que hayan cOntraido
matrimonio. Yo forme mi propio
hogan con mi marido Y ellos deben
formarse ei suyo. La joven gene
raci6n tiene suS propios fines.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-01
PALABRAS DE UNA MADRE
(Viene de II "a. plaaa).

bres.
Esto hacc que el tacto sea una fun
damental nccesidad en- Ia vida con-
yugal. e. pedoroso baluarte del ma
! trimonio Sc ha ~derrumbado no pocas
veces por Ia falta &c tactic unicamen-
te.
Semejante cualidad es tan valiosa
como Ia misma sinceridad. Sin duda
el espiritu de sinceridad y de amor
. n verdad deben cstar por Gina de
toGas las Gtras virtudes conyugales;
pero el acto cs cualidad compatible
4 TODD trance. Este, ademas, impli
! ca varias vireudes; significa un dia,,
! consideration: otro. silencio; otro,
. joyiahdad. Tanta importancia tiene
para mi el tacto que me maravillO
. de oue haya gentes que puedan pa
sarse sin Il.
e buen humor tamoien es una eX-
! ce,yn-a disposition que debe cult
va.Se con singular esmero. Este Gcs-
cmpena Su papcl en- muchos mcmen-
.gs de Drueha para IA ammonia con-
yugal. Pero he dc confesar fr&rca-
mentc que q mcnudo me- parece que
Sc i. ia dem1siada importancia 4 es-
"a disposition. Sc dice que las mu
i"r.s en- general. 10 cStan muy do
ra,as de ingenio Y huen humor. Es-
TO Is Dura palabreria. Ac2so nucs-
;ro ingcnio difierc del de los hon.
brcs. pero cuando esti de~senvuelto
TO Is menos agudo que el de tstos.
E. ingenlo Y bUcn humor es cast
csenci&l er IN companero De viaic
: i marrimonio es una laEga jo.na-
d.. Fl meenio p~arecer;j n divin1
MERGED en- muchas ocasiones tristcs.
Ya lie dicho a&stante accnca Ge
Ia clase de muchacaa Que &eS"aria
para cspc<a de mi hijo. Coaclnw
,iclenao. sin embargo, Que hay un
tipo CUE en- nirgin case me pare
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-01
LA POEEEZA DE LOS ESCR!IO-
RES ESPANOLES

de lengua eSpanOla NJ para logr2r ST.
Guiera de modo SECURE Y permanente
Ell necesario s%ustento. La mayori2
de los PROFESSIONALS de Ia literature
son, Y ~fucron, como en- los tiempos
de Cervantes. "criados del Rey nuCs
tro senior. Al que Sc eXtraHe de es-
te nombre hahra cue advertirie que
Q~uienes 4 euisa de tit1lo asi 10 estam
paban en- las portadas de Il libr0s.
rara vez Sc contaron en- el servicio
Immediate del Monarch; lie servian en-
puestos o ~emplcos de n A]dministra-
ci6n 0 del Estado, de los cualcs viven
V ~vivieron. con alguna s~eNaladisim@
exception, clasicos, rCmanticos. atu
ral;stas y modcrncs; cuantoa IN AS
t~cIlano escrihlcron para cl publico.
Hasta aqIellos que socialmentc pa
. saron por p~rocercs De las |ictras, no
fucron sinD altos funcionarios. Sin
Ia dolaci6n de sus E~mbajadas en- In
elaterra e Italia. nj hahria podido D..
Diego Hurtado de Mendoza enrique
Ger las bibl!otecas con itos
nreciosos como los cue Sc conscrran
On Fl FscorjaL. nj protegcr n impr"a
tn de los .Aldos cn NeNecia. n cncar-
car 4 Ticiano aGuell9s clua&ros, en-
ire los que sc conta5a el mistcrio@o
retrato de mujcr dc cue nos h2bla
e! .Aretiro. II! f~avo"cccr = este larga-
mcntr. no solo por ercargo d.! CGs@r
Carlos Y. sino por proria munificC"-
cia. Sin IL provision del primer Ia.
ssis, que concerto para :! por va
rias vldaS' eI lucratiV" cargo &c CO.
rroo mayor-como CU!eh olce eI mo
nOpolio de los corrcos del reno c!
segundo condo dc El!la"eaial2' G.
lnico en- Ii literature. no haorIa po-
dido ser tar largo de m"n"s para d"f
joyas 4 Il amigos. como para a'r&h-
carsc!as POI :! ElSmo al crcefsr en-
gahado, como reficrc 81 coat"mgoi"-
neo Pinhei~o hizo en- Eal."col!d aS,'.-
tando cl cochc dc Ii m&rquesa del Va
lie. Tampoco haorla po"Ido deJ"r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Welcomed Pope's Intervention

Guided by this idea" he said, we
greeted With joyful satisfaction the noble
minded intervention of the Pope and will
in the future neglect no opportunity 70
end as soon possible the costly struG-
gle and great sacrifice the war has caus-
cd and Is causing.
I'm the spirit Of these intentions our
government has declared its readiness TO
a cept Russian governments invitation to
enter into negotiations for general
peace May the blessings Of the Al
mighty rest upon this work for peace ana
restore the peoples Of Europe to a state
OF reconciliation ana mutual trust
The sorely tried Russian people. the
first Of our enemies who are ready 10 re-
spond to our peace appeal. may he sure
that we sincerely desire to restore our
former friendly relations with them
"On the other hand, we NUT regard
II our sacred duty not to lay down the
sword which plunder-seeking and rapa-
cious neighbors forced into our hand until
our enemies have disavowcd their mad IN
tention Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT and oppression
"Our alliance with the German empire
has been gloriously strengthened BY our
victorious march southwest The most
cordial and fraternal relations bind us to
fdently hope period OF fresh prosperity
and secure development awaits the closely
allied Ottoman empire"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06

Washington, Dec. ). Congress clear
"a the way today for prompt response
TO President Wilson's call for a decla-
ration Of war with Austria hungary.
4 joint resolution approved by the
declaring existence of state Of war
between the United states and the I'm
perial and Royal .Austro- Hungarian
government from today at noon was
introduced in the House and unanim-
ously approved by the House foreign
affairs committee. It will be reported
tomorrow for beginning of house de-
bate on Friday, with final action in
the Senate late this week or early next
week, PfobdhlN.
Conforming to the Presidents lec-
concentrations. the resolution which
authorizes and directs employment Of
the nations armed forces against Aus
tria and pledges the country's re-
sources to victory, applied to Austria
alone. Germanys other allies, Tur-
key and Bulgaria, are not mentioned.
Text Of Resolution
As perfected by the House commit
tee and ordered reported without A
dissenting vote. the resolution reads q.
follows:
Whereas the Imperial and Royal
NuStro hungarian government has
severed diplomatic relations with the
government of the United States Of
America and has committed acts Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
HOLD SWORD
Until Enemies Disavow
Their Intentions
But Emperor Charles Of Austria Is
Ready to Accept Russian Peace Pro-
observation-disclosures Pope's lnterven-
ton But Will Fight on Against Enc
mics Who seek to Disrember En-
pjre"

Amsterdam, Dec. "a dispatch reoeiv-
ed here from Vienna quotes Emperor
Charles of Austria-Hungary as saving IN
an address to an Austro-German deleGa-
ton that the dual monarchy is ready AZ
any time to conclude peace that would
guarantee the integrity Of the monarchy
lie added, however, that his country
would not cease fighting until IT. enemies
renounced their intentions Of dismember-
ing it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06

war against the government and the
people of the United States of Ameri-
ca. among which are its adherence to
the policy of ruthless submarine war
tarC adopted hy its ally, the Imperial
, German government. with which the
! rnitcd States Of America is at war and
; hY giving 10 its ally active support
and aid ON both land and sea in the
prosecution of war against the gov
eminent and people of the United
States of America, therefore. he it
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United
states in Congress assembled. that q
state of war be and is hereby declared
to exist and to have existed since noon
on the 18th day of December, 1917. be-
tween the United States of America
and the Imperial and Royal Austro-
| Hungarian government and that the
/ President be and is hereby authorized
and directed TO employ the entire ma
! val and military forces of the United
| States and the resources Of the gov
| eminent to carry on war against the
| Imperial and ROYAL Austro- hungarian
; government aud to bring the conflict
! to a successful termination all the re-
! sources Of the country arc hereby
pledged hy the Congress Of the United
| States
| copy was transmitted late today
/ 10 the Senate foreign relations COM
I mittee which will consider it informal
! y tomorrow morning. chairman
, Stone said he expected the committee
! to decide its course in time to expedite
| a report to the Senate when it recon-
| Nenes Friday. but was uncertain when
| Senate debate could begin. That will
| he decided at tomorrow's committee
/ meeting. The Senate on Friday will
! begin simultaneously with the House.
! Approval Virtually Certain
! Although sentiment remains strong
! in both branches Of Congress to have
! the war declarations extended to Tur-
! key and Bulgaria, approval of the reso-
/ luton as it now stands is regarded as
virtually certain. Reasons given con-
! fidentially today to Chairman Stone
| Continued on PAGE 2-Coi. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06

While for the moment no infantry
operations of great magnitude are in
progress on any of the numerous bat
tie fronts. indications arc not want
ing that soon the Cambria sector in
France and tho northern line. in the
Italian theatre will again witness til
tanic struggles with the Germans and
the Germans and .tuStro-HunSarians
the aggressors. Already the Germans
in the Cambria region have brought up
"resh rcinforcemepts with the object
Of blottinS out the salient driven. int"
their line by Gen. Ryng's intrepid
dash, small portion of which they
have rcconpuered. but at fearful
price.
Open Fire on Italian Positions
In Italy along the Settle Comuni and
the AsIaGo plateau, enemy guns Of all
Continued on Page 2-Coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Made Visits to Maine

Federal officers said that in addition
to being engaged in German propa-
ganda work, Iiaass had violated his
alien enemy permit Ny making fro
qucnt unauthorized trips from tins city
to Providence. New York. Washington
and Maine and also by having tire
arms in his possession. He was lock-
ed up in the East Cambridge jail
pending disposition Of his ease by The
federal authorities At Washington.
The arrest took place in his Office in
the plant of tho Tate Manufacturing
Co, Inc. manufacturers OF wire cord
are and mops. on Hanover street. He
has been treasurer of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Revolver and Letters Seized

IIaass was taken completely BY surprise
when the agents If the department o.:
Justice headed by Deputy United States
Marshal John II. Backus walked into the
office and without formal introductons
began a search OF the premises. One Of
the first things seized was 80 calibre
automatic revolver which was in a desk
drawer. Federal officers were stationed
At all entrances to the building and on.
at the safe in the office The letters
AIKEN from the safe were sent to the de
partment OF justice bureau of investiga-
ton.
Government officials said tonight thai
Haas had been talking too freely about
the war showing a marked sympat thy for
the German cause and in that way
spreading German propaganda.
Haass has been in the United States II
years, but has never applied for citizen
ship papers, it is said. In 1909 he mar
ried Miss Anna Thompson, a wealthy and
socially prominent resident Of Providence.
They have 2 large and beautifully fur
nished home in Milton
Continued or Page Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
EIGHT KILLED
Is Seriously Injured in
Pittsburgh Explosion
Many of injured Owe Lives to Prompt
Medical Aid Summoned by Brave
Telephone Girl Who Stuck to Post in
Wrecked Plant Of Aetna Chemica al
Co.


Pittsburgh, IA, Dec Eight men
were killed and more than . werc in
jurcd, many of them seriously, late
today ~ IN explosion thai wrecked
The #. y. r." plant Of the Aetna
chemical q. a, Heidelberg. a suburb.
Two mon arc missing. Tie explosion
do damage estimated at s25o,ooo to the
riant and shattered windows in fac
tories ana homes for radius Of ncv,
y TWO miles An victims were en,-
ploles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
RELIABILITY

When buying Jewery the reliability ~
the firm YOUR trading with is the FIRST
consideration. We have been il tbe
.Ie..elrv business right here On Lisbon
ST IS years and guarantee every article
sold in our store 10 he exactly as renre-
scented. We also guarantee our Prices Ia
he as low Cor lower as any other relia HE
Jeweiry Hose in Maine,
Watches. Diamonds. Rings Wedd,,p
Rings, Seal Rings, Silverware for the
table, and all sorts of beautiful and inex
ri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Fuel Board to Control

pciINtflcs on all contracts viii be re-
Hulrcd 10 start not later than six
months after the contracts arc drawn.
contracts Will DC subject To cancell:i-
tioh ~ any time by the Fuel Adminis-
ndtl"n ana must can for. deliver,
Except that they do moi have to h.
submitted TO the Fuel Administration
i"r approval retailers contracts IRE
H'PJecl To tho same regulations as
'h"S' Tor operators and Wholesalers.
oihpiaintS or high coal prices ,n many
Parts of tho country drew from Dr
Garncld today the statement thai po,-
eminent control of fuel has gone FAR a.
' ara preventing runaway markets ,nd
'""' ~ many instances prices on do
mfstIr coal actually have been ,,,drc-
T. hltumln"u@ prices have been ,.,rt
Gown, he said almost cyp,yyyhcrc
br, Garfield said lac was not consider
ing licensing either coal operators or
dealers for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06

H. ',''>'"-'t '"' so"
'.':,.,,, ',t'U ai''Pie lF9e' 'ea
,un-th,rds i, III, ''i''' ''fi> =
supply Work Hampered
zone cannot saw thc f;orm,,,s h,,,.
made substantial o,ins -. ,n,,l. c
this effort. When van AZ. j., !,
salient even :, small i,,ro,d m
TANKS increases greatly. ,ho .iino,.,,,
holding the salient and e,,,,,I,i, ~
men in IT, The SUNNY to tho nav, -, 80.
tain portions of orr from. h.v nor, i.
1''"V d ".t''t' oi considerable difficulty.
- '"c rcd"!ustmcht 81
w '-'NessdrE TO some
60 N'e"' maurice con-
"''. '''''' III many DAY the
'''' ''l'Sh guns Inc
ms ",' ''p'ufed were Tour
'to'' '' oa'ieIE behind the
MI 49,, " iPres ~
60, ~" III 81 gas S'ldck'
','' 'oN' s'"eIe gun
~" l'N' captures
'"' = VI WIG" 81" were cap
- - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Occurred in Drying Room

The cNplo; on occurred in the dry
ing department in one Of the eight
$4,000 gallon tanks in which trinitro,ol-
uol, z powerful explosive. was being
boiled.
Many IF those injured owe tier
lives to prompt medical aid which was
summoned By Grace Lyons, a telephone
operator who stayed at her switchboard
IN the rear Of the wrecked plant and
telcphoned hospitals and PHYSICIANS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Was Manual Training instructor

Bradford was manual training in
structor at the school for feeble mind :
ed when lie is alleged to have attack
ed Miss Richards and several other
teachers whom he was entertaining IN
his room Through his counsel. Brad
ford pleaded not guilty by reason Of
insanity to an indictment charging
first degree murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
EARLY RETURN
Of SATISFACTORY
SUGAR CONDITION

Nev York. Doc 5.-Prospects are
'rsht for an carly return of normal
orditons SO FAR as sugar is concern
d according TO a statement by James
ro'r chairman of the American
Reare-' committee today The avail
mutt, " crops from the West Indies
'ron after New Years, he said, would
''ra " eliminate strinscncy and the
.iu'fl-n might he expected 70 APP
"ael normal h! February.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Either by Government
Operation or Suspension
of Anti-Pooling Laws
SPECIAL REPORT OF
COMMERCE BOARD
McChord Files Separate Report
Emphatically Urging Govern
ment Control Of Roads-Says
Voluntary Pooling Would Not
Meet War Exigencies

Washington. Dec. 5.-lmunediatc &C
ton to effect national unifcation Of
the railroads, either BY government
operation or by suspension during the
war OF antitrust, and anti pooling
laws, a federal pool and regulation of
security issues to better cooperation
was recommended today by the In
terstate Commerce Commission in i
special report to Congress.
McChord Makes Separate Report
Neither plan was specifically en-
dorsed. but an implication that the
majority believed the railroads might
successfully work out their own unfit
cation prompted Commissioner Nc
Chord to submit 4 separate report en-
CONTINUED on Page 3-Cot. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
CONGRESS CLEARS Way IN QUICK RESPONSE
TO PRESIDENT WILSON'S CALL FOR DECLARATION
WAR WITH AUSTR0-H HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT
JOINT WAR RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN HOUSE
APPROVED BY WILSON AND STATE DEPARTMENT

House Debate Will Begin Friday with Final Ac-
ton in Senate Late This Week OF Early Next
Week-House Foreign Affairs Committee Is
Unanimous for aration-Expect tron g
Demand in Senate for Addition of Turkey and
Bulgaria to Nations Formal Foes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
THE WEATHER
SNOW

Forecast: Snow furrics followed hv
fair and cold Thursday: Friday fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
AWAIT TITANIC STRUGGLES FOR SUPREMACY
I'm CAMBRIA SECTOR AND ON ITALIAN FRONT

l2umOrs Persist that Ru-
mania Proposes to En-
ter into Negotiations
for Armistice with the
Central Powers-Suc-
cessful Operation
Against Turks in Mes
opotamia-King Fer
dinand to Deny to
President Wilson that
He A SIX S Separate
Peace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
SIXTEEN SHIPS
Over 1900 Tons Sunk in
Submarine War
Toll Also Includes One Vessel Under
1000 Tons and Four Fishing Vessels
Total Arrivals and Sailinss 4307-
British Admiralty Statement of
Losses

London, Dec. Sixteen British MGR
chantmen of more than 1900 tons were
sunk rs mines or submarines in the past
week. according to the admiralty state
mcnt tonight one vessel under 1900 tons
and four fishing vessels also were sunk.
The Admiralty Summary
The summary follows:
Arrivals 2l74: sailings 2133
British merchantmen over 1900 tons sunk
by mine or submarine, l6; under 1900 tons.
one; fishing craft. four.
British vessels unsuccessfully attacked.
including one previously, eight.
Losses Of Previous Week
The losses to British shipping by mine
or submarine the previous week compris-
ed IA merchantmen of 1900 tons or over
and seven Of less than that tonnage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
RUSSIANS ACT WITH BRITISH
IN MES0P0TAM|A SUCCESS
First Report of Fighting by Russians Since Ne
gotiations for Armistice Were Begun - Gen
eral Maurice Reviews Effects of German At
tacks on British Salient in Cambria Area

London, Dec. 5--Brltish troops act
ing in conjunction with an efficient
force Of Russians have carried out a
successful operation in Mcsopotamla'
Major General L. T. Maurice, chief di-
rector Of military operations at the
war Office announced today.
First Report Russian Fighting
This is tho first report Of fighting by
Russians since negotiations TOT an
aruisticc between Germany and kus-
STA were begun. The Russian troops on
the northern front have been lnacllNe
FOR weeks but the armies on the eau
casus front have been carrying tor-
ward the campaign against the Turks.
Tho Russian forces in Persia near the
Mesopotamian border, have done ut
rio since the Russian revolution. how
ever. and the lesSeninE OF their efloft
seriously interfered with the Russo
british plan Of campaign after the cap
tnre of Eagdad. when a junction or
those forces had almost been effected.
German Attacks Around Cambra'
Speaking Of tho German attacks on
the British salient in the Campral
area. General Maurice said
The enemy has Ia a cetrain extent
GOT us into an awkward position ana
some adjustment Of our line may ne
necessary. We may have to make
slight Withdrawals on the north OF inc
salient"
There is little doubt. continued
Gen. Maurice. that the latest German
attacks in the Cambria sector nave
been planned and superintendent oH
Gen. Won Ludendorf himself. Won Lu-
dendorff's plan was as thoroughly Sood
one. as most of the German plans are.
II was an attack on both TANKS OF our
salient. followed by an attack IN force
on the center
His attacks on our north and center
failed completely but on his left the
enemy succeeded in breaking through
a part OF our front. tle attacked no'
only our new front. but on part OF rue
line as it existed before to the SOUTH
He succeeded in effectinc surprise
and broke through TO depth OF near
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06
Local Situation Relieved

.tI..tS, of 5000 tons Of the 10000
nHs -llar stored here for shipment
i...a.l u, tie International Sugar
.'''. committee. has relieved the
'.atiuu materially 1t was cX-
lrtb Ilf TIN" release was ordered
was learned that American
r-d thc troops of the Niles
IT, veg, .Hrplicd.
'a@-'HAns tru,ina bore today from
e"." .".uGut evidence that there
f' -.rr euGar ~triuccnCN abroad.
NJ tH"ir baggage parcels OF
'rt THO, said they bought
'aH oa 10, other side To bring to
'm''.7 urcrds
10000 BAGS Of Old Crop
III 'o.ooa tags "r CUBAN
.r, .'a .r"u at $50 delil cred in
N.r. ,r% dui2 paid, was an
''. ru'-Et L., George NJ. Rolph,
g" IT." International Sugar
'n''rr go arrival OF this sup
= Vow York about Dec. 10 Mr..
IT, ted, the committees basic
"t j'c "cdu"cd which will cf
hriu@ about Il reduction in
h'n"s' price is, to sS.t5 New
ost Porto Eran sugars will
olmat pcc To-" the statement
rt VIII take the now Cuban
prro about $40 The first
Nar. HEars arrived In Boston to-
est nrl"c of Se.aa.
:" hc Hoped Mr.. Rolph add
~ TIC comra ratively small
a'' "t old crop sugars which have
nir,IaScI hN the International
S'' committee and not vet arrived
any, been received by Dec. 20.
n about This date. or shortly there
hasi" price Of the commit
''' 1Eain he dropped in order that
'"'uors' list prices may reflect
pHl-e agreed to he paid for new
uaan ard rorto Rican sugars.
last prices viii range from s7.25
y dependent upon the freight
'''ahlishcd h> the United States
ll'or BOARD for raws from Cuba
F"rto Rico 70 the United States"
WI inlnh stated that before the end
- cn'hCr II is hoped that the whole
Nh'FN WIN nc on the same basis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-06

ly 500" Wrds clear through our gun
positions But W. had ample reserves
available and promptly drove him back
tWo-thIrds Of the distance covered.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-02-15
HORSES FOR SALE.

We have several span of horses for
sale. Some geldings and some mares.
We also have some one. two and three
year old colts for sale. Inquire of Geo.
M. Mcdonald Lumber yard, Coulee City.