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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28
STATE OF MAINE.
TY OF KENNEBEC.

NoCN Oh hE5N y l..
This description of the bottle used in
trade and the markings thereon. IS made
and fled by GLENWOoD SPRING COM
PANf. corporation organized under
the laws of the State of Maine and whose
priDCipa! place of business is located in
Augusta Kennebec County. Maine
Said GLENWoOD SPRING COMPANY
is engaged in preparing and selling the
Leverage Coca-Cola in bottles ready f1r
use as drink with the right 10 make ana
vend such product under license issued
70 ii by THE CoCA-CUI.A COMPANY or
Atlanta. Georgia, the maker of the syru0
Coca-Cola. and in doing the aforesaid
things 70 purchase, own and use = GER
tain design of bottle. under 4 license
granted BY the said THE COCA-COLA
COMPANY Of Atlanta. Georgia. as thu
owner and holder Of 4 certain design or
pattern thereof numbered +S1SN. issued nv
the United States Patent Once OF the
Government Of the United States on Nov
1S 1915 10 Alexander SaGlue;son and by
divers transfers vested in The Coca Cola
Company Of Atlanta, Georgia. as the ex-
elusive owner OF the right 10 make ami
use the type and pattern Of bottle her-in
described
NOW-The said GLENwOoD SPRING
COMPANY hereby files in the office of
ne Clerk Of the City of Augusta. Maine
the following Dissertation! OF the bottle To-
gether with the names. marks and de
vices thereon. used in the said business
n which COca-Cola is bottled and sCll hv
il and which said bottle is shar he'd ana
married 2 2 herein shown. and is owrej
and uscd ~ the said GLENWoop
SPPING COMPANY. under licersa grant
ed 1t by the before mentioned The Coca
Cola Company. to-wit:
A bottle approximately =. inches high.
sha ped approximately as shown by the
Illustration hereon printed
Etched. blown or impressed in the glass
OF the said bottles. or otherwise PRODUCED
thereon are the following words and fig
Coca-CoIa
Trade Mark Registered
Min. Contents A. oxs.
Also the following
words
Coca-Cola
Trade Mark REGISTERED
Bottle Paid Nov l6 1915
the name Coca Cola" being In script and
O the general design and appearance as
shown in the representation OF the bottle
as shown herein
The fling OF this notice as aforesaid is
done and publication thereof is made
pursuant TO and for the purposes set
Revised Statutes Of Maine. 1916. and TO
prevent and forbid the use OF the sail
bottles by unauthorized person ~ per
sons and 10 prevent and forbid the sala
purchase and traffic in the same bv anv
person or persons not authorized to use
the same.
GLENwooD SPRING COMPANY.
By II. J. CROSS,
President
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF KENNEBEC.
/. FRANK L. BUTTON. a Notary Pub
Tic in and for the State and County afore-
said, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing instrument in writing was
This day produced before me by Fl 7
s ssSsS co pssfiasHy .O Of ;. GahESwooD
same to be his act and deed and the ACT
and deed OF the Gienwood Spring Com
psny. for the uses and purposes therein
set forth
18th OF November. 1917.
FRANK L. DUTTON,
Notary Public. Kennebec County, Maine.
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The market for live poultry was low
er. spring chickens being weak At IL
Soc per ID. and old ROSTERS lie.

The market for live poultry was low
er. spring chickens being weak At IL
&20c per Id. and old roosters lie.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES.
Beef Cattle. w. Ellsworth sold ?
cows of 1850 los. and / bull of 1880 lbs.
al SC, l COW Of $50 lbs. at &c, cows OF
1920 lbs at SC. and ! bologna COW Al
4 1-ec- D. 4. Walker sold steers at
Sc; heifer' of go lbs. AZ Sc: l OK Of
1900 lbs. at &c. ! OK of 1850 lbs. at DC.
and 1 bull al I-3c. J. D. Neylon sold
bologna cows of $3.50 lbs at 1-2c. y.
Synder sold cows at &C and cows
at Ice. Otis H Forbush sold l bull
at : Sic and 81 on, cow at lac. I
cow a. lec. and cows at SC. W. II.
Neal sold i steers a Sc. II light steers
at &C. l fancy Devon COW at 1ec, 3
cows a &c. =
Veal Calves. ". Ellsworth sold Il
calves Of $50 lbs. at lie. Otis H. For
lush sold calves from II 1-2G15c. J..
D. Neylon sold calves of go lbs. at
&C and small calves at $3.50 each. D.
a. Walker sold 20 calves at 1ec and :
grasser calves at &C ". H. Neal sold
3 calves at lie.
Hoss-0tis H. F'orhush sold hogs at
II l-2c and hogs at l7c. y. H. Neal
sold hogs at Il Ice
Mich Cows-C. A. Eastman solo (
milfers for 500.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. Nov. 27-The marhe. was
very dull and unsatisfactory this week.
There was a sharp decline both in
prices and demand. Supplies OF green
western horses were moderate and al
though there We're some extra good
heavy horses on sale. dealers could
Only make : good clearance by cut
ting prices and on average sales OF
me good quality horses prices dropped
nearly So per head On the poorer
horses much sharper decline was
reported. .Acclimated and second hand
horses and coming into the sale sta
hies in the largest numbers, that most
Of the dealers can ever recall. Grain
IS still higher and hay, too. is advan-
cling. 81 that many Of the animals turn
ed IN for reselling DO not look well.
being thin and out OF condition This
naturally cuts prices. even were the
demand good. bat with no one taking
on horses under present conditions
only for immediate use and with flu
ture business prospects uncertain. the
market was very poor this week.
The good quality heavy drafters sold
slowly with 1925 being about the high
est value quoted; on medium weight,
good quality. green drafters, prices
ranged. from sl751 275; heavy wagon
and express horses sold from s150d
zoe: chunks We're in light supply and
SOLD from s20oG.75; seconds from s25
0175.
At the City Sale Stables-J. C. Keith,
Stevens & Sweet Horse Company Of
.fered two express carloads Of green
horses. There were fully rs seconds
entered. The market was weak and
prices much lower. This week there
VIII be one carload Of green horses
and a fairly large number Of seconds.
William Hurwitz offered two ex-
press carloads OF green western horses
and large number Of seconds. Trade
was duh and inactive with marked
decline in prices from those received
q week ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28
CLINTON

\oRTH-Mrs Wallace Jones of Au-
pilsta visited here with friends last
week.
Mrs. Everett Gerald was in Water
, lie for the day Wednesday.
Master Henry Hustus of South Pitts
f.,d pa sed a few DAYS last week with
his cunt. Mrs. Chas. Sherman.
Mrs. Leroy Call was in Fairfield Mon
DAY.
Rita Call Is visiting with her gran :
rsrents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Call Of
Pittsfield.
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EAST WINTHROP

Mrs Herman Hartuns Of Boothbay
llarhor is visiting her sister Mrs.
Martha kilbreth.
The Thursday club will have sale
and supper at the Church on Thurs
day. Dec s :, part of the proceeds
are 20 go towards the Red Cross work.
Ladies viii meet this weehaon Fri
day at the vestry for Red Cross work.
People in this vicinity are much
uiea scd with the new culvert on the
North road.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston Nnr =
BEEF-Choice who'll cattle 1872
SPRING BEAN4l5eT42
RCTTER-Northe 45G4ji weston
GE.
CHEESE-New York twins 2iG25
CORNING. yellow 80 .
EGGS-Choic- hennery and nearby .
-: western 65G6s
FLoUR-Spring patents l0Inllg
HAy-\o. l grade 2s4 p
LA MB-SDripg 24125.
MIXED FEED-4450M4750
0ATS-No. . clipped white ~.
PORK-Medium backs s..
POTATOEs25Od26 0 per 100 mounds.
SCGAR-Granulated. 20 Dbl. lots, 80
NEAL-ilnl7
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FernWood GRANGE

Recular meeting Of Fernwood Grange
Of New Portland was held on Satur-
day evening with Overseer Eugene
Strickland filing to Masters chair.
Mrs Fay Weeks acted as lecturer in
Mrs. erley Luce's place. The liter
arr program consisted OF q debate
over the question, Should the United
States Declare War Upon the Allies
OF GERMANY"
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MAINE sIOCk AT MARkET.
Cattle 13l, sheep 373. calves 373. hogs .
TONE OF THE MARKET


Receipts II stock at the wards were
light. but there was good supply
from the West and New York. the
cattle consisting largely Of bologna
and Gamer COWS These sold quite
readily at about the previous range.
No choice cattle We're offered at tile
yards. The market for the best i
quoted at 1Im12c. with good quality
100 TO- coarse ard thin oxen. sl-2M
l0c. Tie best heavy cows and heifers
sold at sage, with medium to good
cows IA Sc. poor 70 ordinary cows ) -
M7c. and Gamer and bologna cows.
f-411c Bulls were in smaller sup
PLY ranging from sac.
The market for veal calves was firm
at about the previous range Poor
calves went more slowly but the bet
ter grades held well. The general av-
erage sold for 9Tl1c with choice heavy
veaIs up to 1ic. drinkers and grassers
7d9c. and small calves s3ns5 each.
Hogs made further fractional ad-
vance. selling at 1SI1S1-2c. live
weight, and % 1-4a2 y "a dressed. Re
ceipts Of western hogs at the packing
houses were heavy. but offerings at
the yards We're lighter. The demand
was good. and offerings We're taken
promptly
Sheep and lambs were without
change from week ago Yard offer
ings were light but the market was
quite well supplied from the West and
Canada. Sheep sold at about 6a9c and
lambs at 9G14c.
Mich cows were in lighter supply
and trade was quiet. without change in
prices. Good average cows sell at $50
4sl25. with choice heavy mixers up
to sl75 and some poor light mixers
down to about SIS.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, NOV = :,
HoGS-Receipts 32.nro: unsettled; olt'
l1fOa17so: light 16,0nl7s0: mixed 173pall.. ~
heavy i12Nl19o; rough I725dI745: pigs -
G1600
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; weak: rAt!s.n'
steers 730g 1875: western steers S15a1T'
stockers and feeders eo0ml110: cows an
heifers S0dlls5; calves 725Il350
SHEEP-Receipts 120Oo: firm: wether'
si5Ql2s0: ewes 77OGi140; lambs 15o91N1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28

brought CUT the value Of the creamery
association and the league and touch
ed upon the founder of Boys and Girls
club work. He gave as the first es-
sential Of calf raising, the dam and
sire, second. Of breeding herd Of
pure breds, sex control and breeding
for females. He afterwards consider
ed problems or raising, feeding and
the financial returns. with personal IL
luStra+ion
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WHITEFIELD


amer and children
%" "s9hesdsE 20 attend the
-' '+' f.s-Nr Aiss Mar {. Da-
o '-e bait,eship Virginia
."s r." days al nome.
"eup recently entertained his
-AFS- GRACE hldder, and chill
'T'4ahd-
"eF mas moved MS family
i'i'i"""
-HafF Brown OF Flo~efhaven has
's' passing fe" DAYS at Fairview
- ana NJ l. Palmer were business
N'"s ~ 'aFdlnSr Tuesday
T"NA Robbins % Hall"wel IS enjoying
'S.' "I'h MS parents a; the Eins.
-
"rN''I'E H'-"Aht VIII ."
= F." h'NtA''' pt"p'e as thS
as ''' nov" Na"f Hshos m
10" Jaws
~ nome ~ NJ. "-t! MS I. +. ROD
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. NOV. .
Announcements that hereafter corn an
oats would have the same preference &
wheat in the movement of railway trels
ted today to a sharp setback OF ga
values. Corn finished heavy Il net loT
er TO IA advance. with January IN 81 !
80 IS and May 1lSs 10 lis IS Oats hsef
a net gain of 3-s to SIS. The outcome y, i9
provisions ranged from 90 cents declh
to a rise OF - cents
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TO FIN NEW ENGLAND
MILK PRICES JANUARY

Springfield Mass, Nov. 2T.-An-
nouncement was made here today of
an agreement between the New Eng
land Milk Producers Association and
the Federal Food Administration pro-
Yid.ng for the appointment of COM
mission 10 fix milk prices for New
England after January /.
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New Brown Captain

Providence Il. J.. Nov 27-Joshua
II. Weeks OF New Bedford. Mass. was
elected captain OF the Brown Univer-
sitv football team last night He has
played at end for three years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28
7 40 "a

Petition frr au-horitv 20 issue csr.
date Thereof Or either. in amounts 70
determined IN said proceedings. far y
purpose of Tain0ursing Is treasury "
eXrenditUrAs for construction ar1 the O.
QUESTION If current assets. tcCe:h-T vi
the right t" sell the same. o. a'v 90 ther
- the Contra! Maine Power COMPANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28
L. NO. 2i-.

Petition for authority to issue IL :
preferred stock and Sc, first norts,.
bonds TO provide money. not excess
:s0e.ml. % to purchase capital s;ocE |
other obligations. OF the Bath & R-,..
with Light & Power Co. the Penob.-
Bay Electric Co, the Waldoboro W..
Light & Power Co. the Wiscassr. n.
trio Light & Power Co. the Nesno.
Light & Power Co. and the Ha--I,.
Electric Light & Power Co. ~ 10 To-.
bonds Of the Kennshec Ligh; & lea, =
amounting 10 sIoa. 5b. due February
1eiS: (3) to reimburse its treasury .or e..
tain capital expenditures made Sin.
February s. 1913; (D 10 provide funds +,
building a water power plant on :.
Messaionskee Stream. al Rice Rips. Oh
land
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L no. e4s

Petition FOR authority to issue cap.ts
stock and evidences OF Indebtedness ~
payable within twelve months from Il
date thereof. or either. in amounts to D
determined in said proceedings for III
purpose o. reimbuTs;nE Is treasury r.
expenditures for construction and tan a,
Uuisi ton of current assets: together wi
the right 70 sell the same, or any u then
TO the Central Maine Power Company
Re Union Light & Power company: 4
pl.cation Tor approval Of issue - s9ru-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28
The Quinine That Does Not Affect
Had

Because Of its tonic ard laxative effect.
Laxative Bromo Qilnine can be taken br
anyone without causing nervousness or
ringing in the head There is only one
'Bromo Quinine." I. W. GROVES sig
nature is on box. 3uc.--Auv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28

include the entire zone Of 100 yards
fixed by presidential decree as the
boundary of the area forbidden to enc
my aliens.
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Re Wiscasse, Electric LiGh' & pm
Company Application for approval
issue % securities.
L. No. Pc.

Petition for authorit- 70 issue cam,
STOCK and evidences OF Indebtedness =,
payable within twelve months from Il
date the-eo! or either. in amounts ia
determined i1 said proceedings Tor "A
purpose OF reimbUr>iug - tres sIrv :,
expenditures for construction and ne a
ouisi;iou Of current assets: together u.
the right to sell the same. or any Ct the
10 the Central Maine Power COMPANY
Re Penobscot Bay Electro Comga-,
Application for apprcva! ~ .ssg, :. $
curities.
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Petition ror authority - issue cap.a
stock and evidences Of Indebtedness mi
payable within twelve months from ia.
date thereof or either in amounts 10 T.
determined Eth said proceedings. for T..
purpose II raimburs-uE - treasury 20
expenditures for construction ana the A.
Guisit!on Of current assets: together ".
the right 20 sell the same. or any a.
thes. 20 the Central Maine Power CON
pany.
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L NO. as.

Petition FOR authority to issue 's ~
stock and evidences Of Indebtedness ?
nayable within twelve months from ,
date thereof, or either, in amounts 70
determined la said proceedings. S'r :
purpose OF rei.nbursing lis treasury
expenditures for construction ami the a
QUESTION Of current assets. tOgethe~ W
the right 70 sell the game. or any % 'he
to the Central Maine Power Company
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28
L. NO. AT

Petition For authority - issue capt
uayabie wish.n twelve months from :
date thereof. or either. in amounts %
determined IN said proceedings. for :
purpose Of ra;mbursiHg its treasury
expe mixtures for construction and the 2
qlisitton OF current assets: together vi
the right 70 sell the same. or any 81 'tev
10 the Central Maine Power CompaGr
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PM = O. ;Ni-,I
UNI y SLL-r TON
NOTICE

Wheregs RI VIE. Bertha ! fl"mT,
having left MY bed AMI hoa~ I. ' htraV
forhii All ners1ns triJst.9. Or aarn2HN
her at ny c~por-- f'e- :Ais f0''
HERBERT = pLUMNEE.
Windsor Maize
,nraNl,L
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STATE OF MAINE
Public Utilities Commission.

r. Central Maine Power COMPANY. ,
plication for approval Of issue % q
cUriiieS-
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Boston Livestock Market

Specially reported for tie kennebeo
Journal.
sock Yards Nov y
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re Hartiand Electric Light & Row
Company. Application for approval
issue Of securities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28

Re Newport Light E Water Corlpan
Application for approval Of issue 80
curties.
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ORDERED

On The foreaei-g nPtitions.
That a uuhi'r fearjne ne VEN ~ z
ot:ica OF the pu'iic Utilities comm tssi'
in the State Iouse. AZ Au~neta. or Nh
fourth dan 90 December iNE7 pin
o'clock - the fore2oan ard that the p"'
tin~e~s give notice thereof by cauS'0o =
atteSted copy Of this order 10 be PUBLISH
in two consecutive issues nf the i'a,s
kenneh@c Journal tn-vir November :
49,. and NoIe0her -. 1917. -,
Given u"deS the hand and sse' % -
Publ" Utilities Commission. q A"g s'a
this 9Th day 0: November 4 n. ,''7.
a.. s.
pENI + Ct.r.Vt.-
WV q SkEr TON.
JOHN u. PJNNI
Pnblc Utilities Commission % Mn n
I~eah
t~ne cor
A,,,e. GE" = GurDrNss "lsrE
ncve7d.t"
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Re Waldohor5 Water K Electric Light 4
Power Company. Application for a.
provo, Of .ssue o. securities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28

Re Path & Brunswick Light & Tow,
Company: Application tnr agPrrl
OF issue of securities
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AT y. d. ID. NJ. & " CO

The aggregate CT livestock at Brighton.
Watertown ana The local slaughte,
houses
This week: Cattle 4C- sheep 3s53
calves 24-n hoes 32S7i
I4ast MILK cs55!. pas sheep pr
calves q II. hogs 1u012
one sear ago: Cattle 1890. sheep $50
calves 80 hogs @1,194.
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Tae following wedding account will be
9 interest y Whltea"lI people as thS
contracting parties have many -riends in
~ ln-af--,---
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-13
How tbs World 10 Fed.

A study OF how the world is fed re.
yeals many interesting facts Austria
LA, the smallest continent. for In
stance, Is the largest meat center OF
them all. Asia, largest continent. on
the other hand. is the smallest meat
center among them Africa and South
America lean toward yegetarianism.
while Europe and North America are
large consumers OF meat and Either an
final products. Taking the world $ sup
ply Of cattle, hogs and sheep, writes
Harold j. Shepstone in the Mitigate
Monthly, 1t appears that mankind at
large uses In the neighborhood OF 20.
100000 tons of meat year THIS
would be an average Of about thirty
nine pounds per capita throughout the
world. Ii butchers meat We fad the
Australian consumes 1872 pounds. the
American 172 pounds. the Englishman
10 pounds, the German ll3 pounds,
the Frenchman and Belgian eighty
pounds, the Russian fifty pounds
Manchester Guardian.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-13
GENERAL PETATS.

for authority were SO sweeping that
the politicians Immediately cooled to-
ward him, and Niyelle was selected for
the post. Aiyelle was appointed as a
prepayment OF the offensive in warfare.
Above all, petain is known as a fight.
er. He has the st. Cyr training and is
acknowledged an expert tactician and
strategist.
Petain was born near Calais sixty.
one years ago and by 1890 had become
Wien the war started he was a colo
nel. Almost instantly he was made
general of brigade. and by Sept II,
1871 /, he had become a general Of di-
vision. Seven months later he was
commanding the Twenty army
corps and took part in the allied often
brilliant that he was placed at the
head Of the Second army, which he
led through the Champagne offensive
in October. 1915, Ills famous "iron
division If col0fed colonial troops.
whom be had personally trained. large
l3 contributed to that victory Rs this
time retain was admitted a master Of
the offensive.
IT is reported that when the German
storm broke over Nprdun the French
were ordered to eyacuate the fortress
The rumor Of this aroused a fury Of
indignation in France, and General de
taStelnau was rushed up from Paris
with orders TINT Verdun must be held
at all costs. pctain was selected to do
It, Under his command General Herr
organized the now celebrated motor
transport system, and the catch phrase,
They shall not pass became an actu
atty
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-13
MACOoUGAL ALLEY WILL
FIGHT FOR ITS NAME


y ff't~f HattoVdt N@FFa 0CtFfSCt
New York June Is-not without
a Struggle viii the denizans Of in
ternationally famous Huedougal Al
ley haunt of sculptor and painters
give up his name.
Certain overfnicky persons from
upper Fifth avenue tvho, Alley vet
Grams say ought to have stayed theret
are urging Botticelli Court as a new
name for the little blind street.
Macdoueal Alley is So vulgar. said
one Of these particular persons to-
day. "and so embarrassing an address
TO give our friends.
This remark made ninetcuths of
the Alley boil with wrath and tenn
permanent The innoyatOr5 have even
taken steps to have the city Fathers
change the name but such surge OF
protest is arising that "MacduueaI
Alley it is quite certain TO stay for
all time
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-13
PETAIN A FIGHTER.
French General an Expert TaCti-
clan and StrategiSt.
HE'S NOW CHIEF OF STAFF.

When War Started He Was Colonel.
Admitted Master Of Offensive-His
Motor Transport Catch Phrase, They
Shall Net Pass Became an Actual
ity at Verdun.
Paris.-The appointment OF General
feialn rs chief Of stan Of the ministry
Of war recalls Petain's services during
the critical stages OF the battle Of Yer.
dun in February and March, 1916.
When Joffre, after placing the French
armies in Il high state Of organization
was made "A marshal Of France and re
tired from field service it was he
lieFed at first that Petain. the hero Of
Nerdun would succeed him in cont
maud Of the armies in the field. 1t is
understood that the offer was actually
made TO him However. his demands
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-13
Great Guns Of Ole.

We are accustomed 10 think Of lur4t
cannon as very recent invention
Net as long ago u> 1918 a certain Eaip.
IGoege of Buck~tead in SUSSEX. GAS
large guns, and pupil OF his. rhomg.
Johnson. in 1895 made for the Earl .
Cumberland 'fortl-two east pieces q
great ordnance Of IRON These wei tte
5000 pounds three tons apiece aat
We are told. showed very fine sur7.-
workmanship. All the Smelttu- "t
done with charcoal, OF which II taHa
three tons 10 Smelt each ton ot ir3s
Also all The ore was carried from 90,
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