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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
ROOSEVELT URGE TAMBIEN Ell
ENNIO De TROPAS 4 FRANCIA

NUEVA YORK, Mayo lei CO.
rOnel Teodoro Roosevelt, quien re.
@reso hov de Chicago, declare que
tenia "a esperanto de que ell pueblo
americana Sc compenetraria de Ia
nece5idaG que existe de mandar to-
pas a Frarcia, tai como 10 ha estado
urgiendo 81 Mariscal Jcffre.
81 esperamos instruir militarmen
te 4 nueStrOs Eon:bres aqui por cs-
pa;'0 dc III aHo para e~nviarlos ,!cs-
puSS ue c:a fecha, ESQ significaria.
en- primer lugar, un fracaso en- 81 de-
Der que teHemos dc prestar nucstra
ayuda en- eli corriente ano y, ademis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
UN NEGRO ES ARRESTADO
pOR ROBO.

Ia rapidez con Que Ia policia V los
isscct;>e s acudieron' anteayer a I'm
amado que Sc les hizo de Ia Acade-
mia de San Jose. ll6 de Ia Gale Bon
ham. di5 por resultado ei arrestc de
IN negro ladr6n, Qu!en dijo ser resi-
den.e de a ciudad de Z! Paso. Por
'oS p2peles ' ca"tas que Sc lie enCon-
traron en- los toisilos Sc Were en- CO.
loc.miento de que el dicho negro es-
Il comprOmctG.O en- otros robOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
NI?JO MACKACkDO DE UN
PIE.

\ !as lO:45 DC Ia manana del
maGtes. Alfred Grey que trabaja Co
no m~ensajero. al i po- a in~rersec-
vi5n de las GALES dc Houston J Nava-
iro. in pesado wagon de una empire
81 local de traspoytcs e paSo eEcima
de IN pie. fracturinGoselo de m.aAc-
r. gravis;ma. No sc hi@o. sin emJar-
70. ningun arrcsto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
FACILES
(Yiene de la Pag 81

! nosotros, que e~sperabamos que
don Caralampio pusiera 4 bucn re-
caudo su pellejo, sufrimos un collapse
cuando lie cimos exclamar:
Else? Use mequetrefe? Dtjt-
lie listed que venga y vera como 10
coso a balazos.
-iUsted?
ST. senior. Y 81 me apura tanti.o,
listed me ayudara 4 hacer dc L ca
nil!as una fritanga en- Ia coc!na del
portero.
les la guerra, que no tiene rene
dio. La guerra, cue Sc impone, que
Sc abre paso, que llega alma, y que
parte Tor cl eje a media humanidad.
-iPerd6nala, Senior, porque no sa-
be 10 que hace!
TIBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
DOS JOVENES MEXICANOS SON
ARRESTADOS.

Dos jr;enes mexicancS, uno de Is
' OTTO de 70 amos. fueron arreStaoos
el marteS q las dos de "a manana poT
q, policia Pecha. cerca del Mercado
= Ia CiIdad. pocos momentos des-
pues de que aquellos habian salido
De una Peluqueria que est& a cargo
de E Salas en- ia Gale del Concrete
numero 1924. A ser registradoS los
prisioneros Sc les haiiaron varlas 5o-
tellas de pasta para massage.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
FILE HUN,DIDO UN BARCO Pc
TROLERO POR LOS SUBMA-
NNOS ALEMANES
(Viene de Ia "a. plana)

tados en- cl RENO Undo En- vista de
Ia fa!ta de esas noticias en- el De-
partamento de Estado. Sc rehusarm
i hacer ccmentario alguno.
Las virtimas del Vacuum son lnS
primcras que hacen les submarine"
aiemanes desde cue sc declare Ia que
IRA e..tre Alemania y este pals. In
inSiderte sensational es el de que
ell captain Harris, que perecio on Il
accldente Sc encontraba accidental
merte en- ell pueSto, e.. virtud DC cue
lie hahn sido ccncediCa licencla a!
capitan Waite, Mckay, Guien hahia
hecho infinldaI de Wales Dor las re-
.i.ncs infcstadas &c submarines, SIN
que janis ie tccara mala suerte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
Sc PROYECTA HACER UN PRES.
T.AMO 4 BELGICA
Viene de la "a. plana)

dias. cuando fuG aprobado ell gastc
de guerra por ell Con%reso. En- el De-
partamento de Hacienda sc Gijo, al
hablarse de la emission de dichcs DO
mes, que era premature cuanto sc
rumoraba ~referente 4 que en- esta SUI
MA o en- las pr6ximas Sc eniitirian
los certificates de que sc viene ha-
blando, pues todavia ha de pasar al
gun tempo pa. que sc de forma al
%proyecto.
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TIBERIO.
REVISTA DE LA PRENSA...
CViene de la Pag 3D.

tingcntes cubanos al eXtranjern: nj
. Mexico, en- caso de guerra entire
esa republica Y Ia Union, nj a Eu-
ropa Ratificamos este que dejimos
porque sabemos que ahora, con mo-
two del envio de una comisiGn de
ofic:ales cubanos a los Estados Uni
dos. Sc ha reanudado Ia campana
a,,armista de que hablamos. Eli Gu
ba no habra servicio mi!itar obliga-
torio mientras tenga exito el rec.u-
tamiento por medic del %voluntAria-
do"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
DENTRO DE TREINTA DIAS SAL
DRAM LAS TROPAS AMERI-
CANAS PARA FRANCIA
(Viene de la "a. Plana.j

a los can1pos de batalla de Francia.
FL sentimicnto de cntusiasmo que le-
vantara la ~aparici6n de fuerzas mill,
tares americanas en- Francia, Y Ell
corocimientc dc que los Estados Uni
dos c&tan con nosotros, no impcrta
ell costo de homhrcs que esa ayuia
significa. sera de IN valor mas gran.
de que ell de cualquiera otra ayuda
que podamos recibir.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
DEPARTMENT. DEL TRABAJO
De ESTADCS UNIDOS. OFlCINA
DE LA NINEZ.
WASHINGTON
COMO DEBE EDUCARSE A LOS
NINOS.

Mucho de IN pyinera educaciGn del
niao. frecuentements II mas vaiiosa
= IN mas dSradcra, e. n que mcos-
c;cn,cmcnte adquicre en- su casa. no
por preceptos o e~ns=hanzaS, sino Hor
cducac,0n. Los primeros principles
de la educaci6n del ninO, no son otra
cosl. que cop;a de 10 que Sc We : de
10 cue Sc escucha en- torno de e..
Debido = esra primera ~cducGc.jn,
Ell nino h2bla sus primeras pala'
bras Y de este tempo hasa Que CO.
milrza 81 formal educaci0n en- ID es-
c.c!a : mcjor dicho, durante 81 nj
acz. es I'm im:tador del lcnguaje, ina
meas y emociones de las persoras
ouc l2 rodc2n. Su conducta Y Il
opiqioaes son. acknowledgements por al
gun tempo. el resLltaio dlrectO de
ia imitaci6n de sus mayores. Rcpl-
K hasla las mismas formaS de hab!ar
y las mancras que aqueIlos constan-
,emente emplcau.
81 e, nino yivc entire gentes cuyo
lcnguaic Is corrcctc y agradap.e. eli
vas maneras sou comedians. cue
.nucstran sicnprc alta consideration
pIiu t.atarA los demas Y su concucta
es caballerosa Y muy tratabie, moons
cientcmcnte adquiere las miSmas ma
nc!ls. f. habito de II cortesia no
v.cne solo y principalmente de una
cducaci0n directa, S:n de IA Im!ta-
cioa. 81 I'm niHo We que Il padres
son habitualmente corteSes en- 81 ira
ci6nto socia, con !as demas persoaas;
81 Ia bonGld Y II consideration para
con cstas son las habitOs dc su casa.
as.as cua!idadcs %quedardn inevitable
mcnte grabadIs en- cl alma del nlno.
Las buenas coslumbrcs son una va
liosl base para Ia educacIon de o
persona. pero las Duenas costun1res
ticnen su raiz Y Fundamental eG las
V de Ia mcnte V solo un a~halonutna
cxquisitas clu:idades del coraZon y la
mentc V solo un diario Y const2nte
eiercic:o de elias. puede ayudar al
nino 4 que tome las maneras que son
IN encanto d~elicioso en- las personals
d. toda edad. Las cualidades apucs-
tas, torpemente imitadas, producer
otra clasc de ninos.
Chramente SC We, por TODD ESQ,
que los padres ticnen una enorme res
ponsabilidad al modelar Y preparar al
nino en- la clase de hombre que debe
ser. V Dor ESQ las primeras leccl"neS
en- conducta = manera no Sc deberan
Yer con ;ndiferencia. Los homh"es
que. como los ninos. estan acostum'
hrados 2 un lenguaie incontineHte
durantc I'M lapse de 81 vida de hon.
brcs. pucicn. sin embargo. llegar a
ser educados Y 10 mismo es ver"iad
rccDecto 4 las mane"a fisicas y Z las
aptitudcs mentales. 81 IN n!no GREECE
entro genie q estd siem?re diSgusta-
da y de nal nunlcr, comctiendo faltaS.
qujandose o querellando, eS SECURE
que m~anifesctara una tendencia a es-
tas cualitades; sin embargo, muchos
de clos pIeden ~evitarlos en- su vida
p~osterior.
Le Veracruz Y Rogers.
Manuel Perez. 20 meses. Gale de
Ruiz 116.
Jose Zapata. l dia. Gale de Qua
iaupe 213.
Sonora S. C. Vargas. 20 amos.
Calle S. Comal 500.
Jose G. Garcia 2 meses. Gale Nj
nerva Ill.
Crescencio Colunga. 80 amos. Hos
pital de la Ciudad.
Camilla T. de Davila. 25 amos. ca
lie S. San Saba 1401.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

DESFO safer u -'"'al 'r~.lrlr;' d. Wl
familis Haze - a7oS J,'@ = ur u.rmJ 1T
Laredo. MGNJrn. VlU'A g" i->rf Z N!''a-
rreaL. en- rnmpahit H. NanTrl7. bow in.l.
TeorIs. Iuaaq \ E,iEJr,i0, Iuiu~ ,r JarlltGH
sIsarreal. Ahnra he r"ud" ION de riIu~
pero no . uUv >"g1ra. per ln dI" Desc
fener inrOrm-S mas c!crIu> SrAifl"tii.n
con tres ms~eS de SEb>cr!prion q \ fhEN
Sh, a Ia persona que Tae los DruV7TrIcne
Pedro yillarFeal, Linden Avcnur. TpRREe-
DALE, pa. l53'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

SONORA americana desea emFleo
en- educada familia espaaola o meNi-
cana para p~erfecionarse en- el lido
ma. Cuenta con experienced en- ma
nejo de casa Y cuidado de Ainos @
invalidos. DirijirSe a \. P. Smith.
200 E. 53rd St Los Angeles. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

ARREGLO SOABREROS-fe Senoras. seno
rItsS y nInos, pOr mslo Qus sea u aSts0t
en- que Sc e1Cuentren V POI ieteriorsGn'
ole esten sus adoruos. Los reforno ,
limpio perfeCismepIe = los de!o 2rregi3
dos q Ia ulttns moda por 81 y IS cer:aVos
Sra. Rubio- ti5 Reynolds ST. TelHfOno Gro
ckeII 33l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

SOLICITAMOS agentes trahaja-
dores y de buena presenci~ para IA
venta de Vitrolas ' Pianos. Itarant;-
zamos bueu eXito q esta case de
aSentes. ES inutil ocUrrir 81 20 lie
nan estos requisites. Field LI.'Umam
Piano c., Esquina Commerce = ST
Mary's SITS. on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

COMPRO miquina De coscr en-
buenas condolences. InItil sin este
requisite. Matilde 4. de Gomez, 222
CadwallaGer St.
(55)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

DESFO Sabcr .! parader0 ia y SSr0S,.
Aurelic SaIdaha Y lie mn hijo jose \. >aI-
cana. QuIene> haze ~ uan y >vi- e. $50
eStaEan Ell ~ErccdmurU. TrNa~. ~oD N, -
nariCS Ge SAP tr'r,niUIn. y. l.. NrNirr. :
persona que lie inIoEmc> eNari0> SeF1 ~
ririC.Ga cor $&-Up- IIrI-lrntUSe J Salr .
Mlcaela Peha. EnN ltl- CufLLLA. TENN
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

ST NECESITA express psra Gue Hove su.
petacas q Ia e>taci0G 0 Gamble SlS mlis
bles. hablele q RoSales. TeleiODo Crockett
s75t Y Travis ii2o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

81 DINERu DEVUELTr = -uS arru-a> n
.deSaparrCen tun ui ULJrlyliiu~a Iu' !l"lTI.
s0li,Ilo agcr'"~ .', raGa r"blacI6u. m
Vie S2-rl en- billttrS u quo dr ENN~@~~-
u. l.. Agcnry. list Il. -. L-!NCui.N. NE@H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

DESEO saber 81 paraGern de- EviqulC Mar
tinez, Quien en- ei DtsS de ASU>io lie 1913
reSiifa en- Parln>"n. Cal - n1ltvO de- >dn
Francisco del EIEC61. Gio.. Mexico. La per
SOM que Ge iufnrnr.>. >eri =r4IlrIcatl coz.
nm ano lie SlIS,ritt1n "a ~ FEEN~N. LtrI-
SEendoSe = FcrIu;u Maritime. ulIN.-f, al.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
HAN SIDO SEPARADOS LOS ES-
TUnIANTES AMERICANOS
DE La UNIVERSIDAD
DE BERLIN

COPENHAGUE, Abril 30.-Todos
los estudiantes americanos que sc ha-
llaban hacienda sus cursos en- la Uni
versidad de Berlin han sido Separates
Dor disposition del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
Defunciones.

Jose Meza. : meses. Gale De
Monterrey 206.
Rodolfo Soils. 5 meses. Cal,eJon
de San Patricio.
Jose R. Castillo. s meses. Gale
Orlean 10.
Manuela Pimentel. 81 meses. Ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
PESQUISAS:-

MARIA REYES drse2 >ab"r rl pIradrrC Gc
III mama Romano Ramos. d. b aiio> dt
edat. = pies de allufs. murcna. \ Ia ptg-
sons que DE- Iururmr> eyarin~ - t. grail
HERNANDEZ. COZ sci. CHARITABLE. AiuI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
REGISTRO CIVIL
L:cencias de ma:rimon!o.

L:cencias de ma:rimon!o.
Jorge Guerrero Y Juana Herman
dez.
JESUS Sanchez Y Matilde Luna.
Alexandra Zapata y Julia RoiaI.e-
gas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

FRANCISCO y FEuRu GONZALES d-~rar
Sdbcr FL paraGrru Ir Victor t,uultlrf. PEI
live De >In Martin dc la Fi"rr-. Jal.. ar
rs iloS de rt!II. dr ~"-lajUrJ r~'-rItr. IrI-
gueiip. ~rita particular. ma Ifr'!g3 e."
baIu Il" IN nlu. Ia r"r~NHa Tgr mo- t!"
ICfOrm"> % no. rnU-J I'll ,r,rr-~luutri,-
Ga ron 81. SRA grauIirIIa. .~:rlLu~r =
los mI2Tr>Jdo>. = IA ~I.Ii"1.r G,".rrI. n.
iT!S W. 2ith -. KANSAS 'iTN. No. -
Ia SRA. CARMEN .7lNEnN dnSr7 SAILOR .,
paradero de ~ ~ 'sna Malta PtUrla e..
HernIndeZ. qUicn h:', dos amos - rEr0D
fraha en Tuc>On. Ara. y. bahIrUGa ~IlGt.t
vuelIO 4 Irner nUtIrIa> dS ia. Il f.rr-.ua
cue de infoFmPS gNarlo, \ ~ -rd;.iEraG1
con s2-5O o Is IneSr~ te SHh. IprIuu 2 -
PRENSA. dirIgi"ndu>r j >"i]5l ,lrIi"n IT
media, Box ~, ~AEEI;TrN. II. :.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02
-VENTAS-

Sc VFNpEN tu> rabdilu> varaIuu"> regis
lrhad0<. IL. rarrcra ~ifia. III" Hr~ na.-
Fcrrnu>u> ) I]urIOr"- rGBdilu- ia. T'ra-.
,.nnI..-ta IN mgi.~. Jim Williamson. IriI:-
>IChNA. TENt~. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

>nhara m"Nirana lie tlrrj>rI- a l"!nflriltr,
amos Dc edad. con ubIrtu u:uirImuu:u- I.rI-
90 "a amos tr c,ad. soy mcNIranu- rIf.-
yIr~" 4 Io>C pel@aru. T.. -. Box r.. LARA
MiE. WNp. -
81 NECE~ITNN do> Ioyrnr~ QG" irnGaI
buFn yplunidd para TRAFALGAR = 2gr'u.i"r
uIIrtU lu"ranicU. lnfrrH.a1 =. south NIItjsr
-;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

Sc VENDE Ell derecho para ma
nufacturar Y vender en- Mexico uu
juguete volador recientemente paten.
tado. Para detalles vaya al cuarto
209, Owl Building, esqu!na de las
Gales College Y Lozoya. Old
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

Sc VENDEN dos meSaS de ynCi ron lOl0s
sus accessories Y 9 meSeS DE licenCla, mmi,
baraias. ESQuina Monterrey Y ian saba
Sc VENDE I'm coCbe De dos personals :
IN motociclo. Inrorman i224 Avcnida r..
(5E3r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-02

Sc NENpE buggy Ge dos a>ienl0S. IN p!a.
r.. eNcrleAlc e~Iaun IL -"ryirt". 80 We-l
Travis. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
LITCHFIELD

The friends and neighbors of Miss
Edna Kicker met at her home Monday
evening to celebrate with her her 18th
birthday There were about 40 present
and their coming was complete sur
prise to the young lady. Ice cream,
cake and homemade candy were the
good things provided for the company
70 eat. The birthday cake, made by
Mrs. Kicker was frosted with pink
and white and very daintily served on
pink and white napkins Miss Kicker
is member of the sophomore class
OF Litchfield Academy.
Frank Libby, representative in the
Maine Legislature, it at home suffering
from pleurisy.
Alonzo Larrehee is on the sick list:
also Raymond Tozier
Charles Bosworth and wife of An
ourn Me. formerly of this place. have
gene to Dakota to visit Mr.. Bosworth's
aged uncle. They expect to remain in
definitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Morrill, are
staying at the Brick cottage" caring
Tor Mrs Almira Smith and her sis
Ter. MISS Hannah Smith.
MISS Ezalu Hall and Miss Ethel Ash
lord are at home after teaching the
school year in Bowdoin. Their work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
DENTISTS OFFER FREE
SERVICE TO 10TH co.

Brunswick, Me, Feb. S.-(SpeciaD.-
The seven dentists of Brunswick, DR..
Alaric W. Haskell, DR.. Wilbur F.
Browne, Dr. Joseph S. Stetson, DR.. Ade-
lard Racine, DIR. John Pulitzer, DR.. AL
bert II. Staples and Dr.. Joseph Fl. Lom-
bard. have volunteered to show their
patriotism in the present crisis by Of
fering their services TO the members of
the Tenth Company, g. A. G. A COM
mittee from the dentists met the COM
pany at drill last evening and explained
that if the company is called out that
there will be no excuse for any. man
entering the service with his teeth in
poor condition as the dentists will give
as many days free service as needed
TO care for every man in the company.
The offer of the dentists was gladly &C
cepted by the, men, who are warm in
their appreciation Of this splendid Of
fer Of support of a most practical kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
British Make important
Capture in Somme Region

soon be resumed in this theatre.
On the eastern front comparative calm
prevails from the Baltic to the line in
Itumania In the Carpathians. near Kiril-
baba, however, Petrograh reports the
capture of first line Teutonic allied
trenches which were held by the Rus
slams despite counter attacks. Rome re-
ports the failure of an Austrian attack
against the Italians in the Sugana valley
and the smashing of Austrian batteries
on several sectors by the Italian big guns.
Enemy and neutral ships aggregating
1866 tons have been sunk by German
submarines during the past "a hours. Ten
vessels in all were sent to the bottom dur
ing this period. six of them British
steamers of an aggregate tonnage of 49,
1876 The neutrals sunk were a Norwegian
ship and a Swedish steamer A French
trawler and a Russian ship were the 9TH
err victims of L boats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
ROUGH EXPERIENCE
AT HANDS OF TURKS

Portland Me, Feb ga Portland
woman, Mrs. Baghdasar Agazarian,
who was formerly Ethel Marston of
this city, is back in her native city
after terrible experiences in Armenia,
where she went with her husband a
year or two ago when a longing to see
his old country possessed him.
She is now resting with friends in
this city on Cedar street, after her
narrowing experiences in Armenia.
She came back alone with her two
year -old baby, her husband having
been drowned. Not by accident, by
any means, but because the Turks
took him with about so other Arme-
mans and made them all jump into a
stream at Chinrisget. AS soon as any
head appeared it was showed under
again until all were drowned.
Finally because of her brightness
and entirely apparent intellect, author
tiles in Turkey fearing that the little
American woman was hearing too
much of the internal affairs of the
country. made arrangements to send
her back to America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
PIT TSF|ELD

The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Cos. To-
cal store, which has been located in
the Davis block on Middle street, has
rented the store in the Manson block
on Main street which is soon to be
vacated by Clarence Tyler who will
move his boot and shoe business to one
OF the new stores just finished by the
Realty Conner Co.
Mrs Grace Coffin entertained the
members OF the New Era Auxiliary at
her home Thursday afternoon. The
program given included a mission
study on South America conducted by
Mrs. H. NJ. Ford.
Clarence Tyler left Thursday for
Boston on business.
A meeting of the Universalist La
dies Aid Society was held Thursday
afternoon in the parlors of the church.
The hostesses were Mrs. Leon l..
Moody, Mrs. William Cargill, Mrs En-
ma Phinney and Mrs. w. r. Hume
well. After a business session the at
ternoon was passed socially with re-
freshments.
The New Era Auxiliary has formed
ladies' quartet composed Of Mrs Eva
Atwell, Miss Eta Getchel, Mrs. c. Z.
Libby and Mrs. Eber Cook.
George Robinson is receiving medi-
cal treatment at the f. NJ, G. hospital
in Bangor.
S. F. Jones returned Wednesday
from Brewer where he has aeen with
Mrs. Jones, who was called there a
few days ago by the illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Gidden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
WINTHROP CENTER

Eugene Cote underwent a serious oper-
alton Wednesday at the Augusta General
hospital. DR.. Davies of Augusta per-
formed the operation assisted by DR..
Badger of winthrop. There had been
some difficulty in locating the trouble
and it was necessary to have Boston
doctor come down and locate it by tn
,se of the X-ray. Mr.. Cote stood the OPP
Grafton well and was as comfortable as
could be expected Wednesday night.
Master Aubrey D. Neal who has been
stavinr at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Higgins for the last few months.
returned 70 the Children's Home in Au-
gusta on Wednesday
With potatoes selling at 50 a bushel
and better and dressed hogs quoted at
"A cents a poufd, the farmers at pres
on, seem to be sharing with the war
,,r;ces,. that are prevalent a this time.
Martin Haggins Of the State 4. NJ. c. A.
forr, killed a hog this week that dressed
40 bounds and brought the neat sum OF
s57.es.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09

The British IN the Somme region of
France are keeping up their new often
siVe against the Germans in their efforts
20 push forward toward Bapume. South
east Of Bapume, along the Bapume-Pe-
rome road they have taken the highest
point OF Sally -Sailisel Hill and captured
n goodly number of Germans and one
machine gun. Along both sides of the
Ancre river east Of Bapume, farther
progress has been made, including cap
ture OF a trench near Grandecourt, where
goody gain was made Wednesday, On
the other parts of the front in France
and Belgium the fighting continues to be
carried out by means of artillery and
small attacks by raidng parties.
The Teutonic Allies in Macedonia have
shown activity along the entire front, ac-
cording 70 the latest French official com
municatlon. This probably means the in
tcnsive lighting Of some time ago will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09
Big Shipbuilding Plants
Speeded up to Limit to
Get Out New Warships

proposed legislation under which the
President may commander private
plants. and, after that, the President
decision to exercise this authority.
Mr.. Wilson called again today on both
Secretary Baker and Secretary Daniels IN
their offices. 1t is known that both sec
retaries were in position to assure the
commander-in-chief that all possible pre-
Iiminary steps had been taken to carry
out whatever orders he may give If the
United States is drawn into the war
I'VE are just waiting for the word tc
go" was the way one official expressed
It, speaking of the speeding up of mill,
tary preparedness measures now con
temnlated by the pending bills.
Offers of plants of all kinds and OF the
personal services of the owners and ex-
ecutives continue to pour into both wal
and havy officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-09

The merchant who. becsuss a.
foresight or special enterprise. !.
able to offer economy -epportun,,i.,
10 in . position to ~sn, IN ths,.
days, q large following Of NAV.
customers. Store eompet,tio,
never meant more 20 the peonl.
than il means now-store .srv,s.
including the fulles. possible orc.
lection against inflated price. .n
necessities, will win for those r,.,.
chants who extend Il 70 their go.
toners permanent benefit. a,s
greatly increased store prestias
Wise merchants will unders,,ns
that conditions such a. o,.v.u
now in the matter Of u,e.r,.,,
commodity prices offer 20 thar
special opportunities for real ,s,.
vice-offer TO them chance, "a
make their advertising OF vary
wide and general appeal and value
There has not been a time IN 70.
cont years when the good store
faced such q favorabls oecss,o,
for winning new friends az Il face,
now. There has not been a tim.
either, when SERVICE DvgR.
Using could accomplish 30 mech
for store growth, OF the sndurino
kind. as il can accomplish reh.
now.
You do not experiment when you
place your ad in the kenrehee
Journal. Il reaches the buyers.