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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30
S,tlatto.
9fod, Ser neueIten

9ta1 Der neueIten Geror0nuHg
oes Shasamtsiefretdrs Oec9looo ar-.
balten Mangers, 5beriffs inlO anoerc
sSrieoensbeanlte altd) feirle Jreipal1e
nebr auf ben Giienbabnelt
9nrd) ploslid1es Soo1Daiirr
fpnroe oie foloIlale @isoefe, mele1e
oie syliilie Ohio, Eennellee, Gun1ber
lano, &entltdp, Sig 5anoD llip. leit
@p6ell eingebiil1t bate, geboben mo
IN bergartigen Malien ltron1ubiplrts
getriebet1 3nbIreide GluBoampier,
barptlad)li1 oie in Ya0neab, aD..
iiberpinternoen, tpurben BON ibren
Mnferpldsen losgeriiien umo gingcil,
in Dem filrbtbdren gisftruoel ger
ninblel, urter. Ser Shaoen bat nod
niht genau abgeid)dtt iperoen f0rl-
men, ipiro. nbcr lomeit aiif cine Waillion
Dollar tariert. Den gr0Bten gerii;it
miro Die eagle Hnfct @onpanp Dcn
ct. 2onis SIT erleioen baben, luelfs
Die foIgenoen S1iffe nerIoren bat
snton @rep gagle, Heoria nnb
Spreno eagle inn @erte bon ie $780,
900 Die Eaoueab & g1iro Badct
Gnlnpanp perlor Die vMnpios, nelhe
ulf $220,000 geid)ast miro liilo oic
@bite Collar Cine ben anf S75, 900
arierfeil ,8lad @atpf. 3ahlreihe f1ei=
mere Dnmpfer i'm @erte bon $12, 900.
Bis $4,000 ipnroen aliBer oieIell
ebeiu angefiibrfen nernidtet, Dabrenf'
eilt 9uBeno groBerer nod in Dem gs=
iDaltigen gisgange Der tolenOen Sc
ipaiier berumgeipirbelt miro limo g
ioG wenig Soffnlng pprbanoen ieiii,
oieie Sdiffe 5u retten, oa bonn 9allne
aus lueuig Siilfe 81 bringen lit linH
IelbIt Die ihtperiten 5dlepper mir
NuBihalen BON ben nldd)tiaelt @is-
fhollen 5erqnetiht iperoen -'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30
Nulllnler 1867

9ieie uno bie ma1nlihen Slilufrieger.
peribansten iid in eillern erloldenes
gulfan ullo perteioigte1l lid nit Der
gldn8enoIten, to0esDeradtenoen 5a-
pferfeit, sSrauef mie Manner, bis tie
iblieBlicb ooA iiberiualtigt muroer
8ann crit merften Die glnlerifaner,
oaB eln beoelttenoer Seil Der feitoli-
bell Streitfrafte aus 6rallert beltan0
Die lif) bier in ser Sraht uro 5riine
nur me1ig bon ben nan1llihen arIs=
germ ltltterIbeioen, obmobl lie iid) nie
fir Wdnner ansgeben
8ie 9apferfeit oieier 6rauen 1T
Inn 10 bernerfensnerter, als nad) Dem
mobalnmeoaniihen @lauben oas
@eib feline Seele baI llno lie fir lire
4ufopTerlntg feinen 2obn in eitlem
Senieits erboffen oarf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30
geras.

Timer General Mlpnlt in stu=
tin bat oie grfI1ritng obgceeben TO-
siale alltbs leien ilift als Sqlppns
su betrahten lnb su bebanoeln.
sius sluitin miro geneloet, oie
Brobibition BORT iperoe oltrf Die ticu
angefiinoigte 2ocal Option 8ael
nift perdiloert iperoen Die gal,l
miro allo aniheineno fcine praftiid)s
geoelitling haben.
Die State Sigbwap sliioeiatioli
bot cine &erlanlmlliilg aller sssnterei-
ienten anf Den 5ten sSebruar naa)
Dallas berufen, Inn iiber oen gau mi.
Iitariider 2anoltraBen in ilnierln
Staute 5lt beraten
SSn 0allns itarb Sobn Sd)n6s
linsfp, elmer Der bcfonltelten 0eltt-
icben Der Staot Ser geritorbene fann
5u 9lnfans Ger ad)t5iger Sabre NIT
ieiner Satin BON hamburg nad) Gal
las uno fing BORT i'm 2ofale BON ssoha
@roBmann cine fleine 9feitauration
an Die iib bolo GROCER @eliebtbeit Err
frelite Spoter bate er perihieoete
Salools mo Sulest wicoer cine groSs
8eitauratiou iuto ein Oelifateiieilae
id1ft. er mar elm portreffliher Sail-
ger iuo bat iDohl an allcil Soften oes
oeutidl-tera1iIehen Sangerbunoes tell
geiIommen, bic mdbreno Der 3eit iei-
nes stnfentbaltes bier in Seras gegc-
ben iino. Seine 8ottin uno cine per
beiratete Sodter, sSran aien5le, iibet-
leben ibn Gr erreifte ein Ilter BON
SO SSSabren
= Sn 8oerue itarb 6ralt BaulIne
@enoler i'm Sllter BON 73 Ssabren.
Sic itamntte aus gtaIiail uno fonl
idou als aino nad) Seros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30
@rober italiellil0cr Grfolg>
1enfe uno 0eRureder 6l6 uon afago pldean gel6agen
9ic 9ieOolution III 1Sinnlano.
Hntwcrt des deutldben KaiJers auf Gratulationen.
Ser 2mftid)tii>2lngriff.
NDd eine Million SODateu na(b GnrDpa
sfrieoens @erbanolumgen im Bret sitopst
tuieDer int 6angc

Semiibnngen Der Gesiermns immsr
mcbr ans. geionbers crnit leien lie
in Scr ltmseseno BON 2idterfelbe,
.SeringsbDrf nnb sSobannistbal, luo
iid grofe eleftriIde 8erfe nnS Nero-
plan Tabrifen befinSen.
Niuntag ipllte elm sroRer aase=
meiner Streif in Berlin beginner,
bod fam Ct uidjt su Stan6e.
Ans Mmiter6nm ipirb semel6et, bic
SentI6e Megiernns babe beiMloiIen,
feds mnabbansise Spsialiiten ST per-
baften. Moolpb 6offmann, Der 9ie-
6aftemr bes ygorlparts", nnS einer
Der iosialiitiiden Siibrer i'm prenki-
ld5en 9anbtng, ipl perbaftet iein.
,Sn &rafaM in 0nfisien lDllen Sev
bensmittel 2ramaQe itattgefnnben
baben, Die .einen 10 idlimmem Gba-
rafter annabmen, Sak Sas &riegsredlt
pruflamiert iperoen mitkte.
General Wopb's SergnnoaHe ut
nidJt gefGbrlid).
Gs betft, Held)stnn5ler Oraf 0erts
ling uerbe Oemndd)it Dor Dem Geids-
tagsfomite bic belsiIdle 6rase beipre-
den.
8Gbreno Der nit Muntas enben+
ben @ode babcn bic Gmglanoer S5SS
Mann an Spten, @erlunnoeten nMS
@ermikten Derlpren.
Nns Weiu g)prf tuiro geneloet, nm
Ter 2anb babe in ben lekten IL Wso-
naten So sdiffe, meiitens Gesel=
idiffe, nit einem Uebalt bon III ,O6l
Snunen berloren, 6afiir aber Ourd
Die geidlasnabme oentider mno
6iterreidiider Sfiffe ieit 6em 1. Je.
brnnr 107 Sdiffe NIT einem UeGalt
BON 686, ,494 Sdiffen geiuounen.
gae telesrapbiide gerbinbuns nil
HnklanS, NIT Amsnabme berjenigen
iiber Heriien nnb @Iabinoitof, 1T
Mnterbrphen.
Sn ben 0ltliden Staaten babsn
uieber groke Jradtanbanfmnaen itait'
gefun0en.
0eneral Teribins melbet, bak bier
Soloaten an Der 2nnsenentsiimonns
geitorben iino.
sSrancis &. 6enep beidnlbist ben
p0ieat Srnit", er babe bobe Irofite
anf .Samten, iuelde Die Gegie=
rnms fanfte, semadt nno Die Gesic-
ring babe bon nientanb anoers fan-
FEN fDnue. als bpu linn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30

bauer auf Die Yumlatlhell iprang n!1o
Den alten 9rabrer anItlnl1nte, menn
CT Sen ibnaalfrenpigen 3plinoer III
sic Sallo nabn unD ibn NIT elmer 5a=
ltigen energiicben 9elpeglng III Die
2uft Iebob, 10 ipirftc Die fnappe @elte
nnlpioerlteblid. 9fur brape @iener
giirqer, Sic befa1rtlih lie iiber5eltg=
te 9lrbeitsmeltlcben iparell, fonnten
oiele @nIbelbaleriaoe poll erfalleH.
@uihelbaner nno lein Drabrer gait
als oie Nerforperllug oes Gntlbln'=
les, Dem ltieren @riDerbsoalein 5ll
cntgeben llno lih in Die angenebneren
gfeaionen 0es Oaieits alt fAipinaen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30

Amseinanberfaaen bes Geides sm ber-
bitten. Nnflano teile iid) iett in Dielc
Mepnblifen. Wiit syinnlanb iuerOe man
iuobl be1nnGdit yrie6en idliekcn.
nmd) NIT Der ltfraine. gei ben 0iffts
rensen nit 6em Wsagimaliiten, ben
BpIideiuifi banble es iid Dor allem
nm bic gnipenbnng oes 8edts Der
GeIbftbeitimmmng. Nie Niinid)e Der
Grufsrmnbbeiiter in ben beietten
Yrobinsen lei 6as bette 3eiden fur
ben @illen oes @plfes nno oieie
65rofarnnbbeiiter berlaneten ben Mn-
idluf an 9entidlano. 8ibluam
ipraA aud BON benz @nnfde nad)
1rie6en, Der in Ceiterreidj berridlc
i1no iagte, 0entidllano the nidts nab
merbe nihts tim, mas NIT oieiem
BmnId5e Ceiterreids nnpereinbar lei.
yGie f5nnen perTdert iein," id)lof er
Ieine 9ie0e, oSaf oeraansler anb idJ
feinen anbern @nnid) baben als
9emtidlanS Jrieben i'm Giten Sii
bringen.
Der Ueneralitab nniercr Mrmee bat
befannt Jgcmad)t, er babe erfabren,
6aF 0entidlano Die geoinsungen oes
@affenitillitan6es init 9inklano bre-
DE, inbem es grDke srnppenmaiien
BON Ser Sftfrunt iiad) Der @eitfrpnf
bringc. Oas 8pmife fir 0ffentlid)e
Snformntion made bies befannt nno
luer6e es aud Der rniiilden Nesie=
rmns mitteilen.
Bel oem Angriff Der oentiden
Snftidiffe Wontag abeno anf Gpnbou
/ iinb mad mad ben 8eridten aus 9oE-
bon AZ Eerionen getOtet nnb 169
Derlett morben. Ticl Ghnben ipnr.
De nidt anseridtet. Den Mngreiferit
gelnng es nid)t, bis in's innere 9on-
bon bprsn6rinsen. Sic berloren eir
Snftidiff, bag ans elmer 60be BON
10000 5nf brennen6 abitiirste nnb
oeiIrn brei Snlnifen berbrannten. 0ns
Sberbans bes Earlaments mar in
Sitmng, aIs Der critic Mngriff begnnn
mnb es blieb and bis Witternadt sn=
Inmmen. slnd in ben gbeatern aaf.
! men bic Gpritellnngen rnbig ibrea
Tortaang. ltnsefGbr fiinfsebn 9n't-
/ idiffe nabmen an bem eriten Nngriii
| tell. @on bieien erreidten pier pSer
| fiinf 9onbpn. g,nr Gin 2nftIdiii
orang bei bem siueitcn Nngriff bis
ins Snncre Der Gtabt Dor.
ariegsminiiter Safer erfldrt bic
Ser. Staaten f6nnten alfer ben ncr.
(, iprDdlenem 1,500, 900 Manm nod cine
Willion GOlonten Dor benz Gnoe bcS
Sabres nad europa idjiden, iuenn cs
notuenbis lei.
IS beiFt, bah bic ssriebensuerbano-
lnngemi in greit.2itolusf am Sienstao
iDieoer begonnen ba6en.
Die sebensmittellagc in sstalien loll
cine iebr ernite iein.
! Srans6iiide snitidliffer baben Gll.
| fans, einen fuid)tigen Giienbnbnprt in
FranfreidJ, Der i'm 8eiif Der 0cntId)en
1T, bonbar0iert.
Dan iuirb, uic nms 8aibington
! semelbet iDirb, Dem &rieasminiiter
gafer oemndd)it nodD Gelegenbeit ge,
ben, iueitere Wfitteilnngen iiber bic
aricgsuprbereitnnaen Der Hegiernn0
sn MAIDEN. Dian luirb audi Elm
arensberbOr NIT linn anitellen. Sena.
tor chamberlain erflGrt, man meroc
Die ripnr cabinet" -gil trpb Der Nus.
iagen gnferfs nidlt fallen lailen, iuer'
DC aber oas Senatsfomite nod elm.
mai ii6er lie a6itmmen laiien.
,Sn Berlin ioll Die Ymtter angen.
bliflid 1925 per Ffanb foiten.
Sd)iuei5eriidle uno bolldnbiide ge.
, peidlen iagen, bic Streifs in SentidJ.
lamb ieien idllimmer ais 5ngeae6cn
Y {
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Wic Scr Krice ftaek
Nmtcrifa fatft.
@esen Ginienbnus bon 2 Gents
fir Hurto perIdiden mir 6ieies 8nh
an iraeno cine Storeiie.
Die Grpebition.
amslanb.

Plus Slares miro genteloet, aln
Samstag lei BON oen Gilliitas, %
Wfeilen iiiolid BON Santn Roialia, I'M
Staate chihuahua, elm glrbeiter5ila
Der bon Der Stoot chihuahua nod
Hellano fubr. nm BORT oie Eriimmer
eines Baiiagier5uees fort5uraumer,
oer an Mittipo6 poriger @ode pnn
Den 8illiItas 5erltort mar, Ourd On.
namit 5lm @ntgleiien gebra6t NOR.
oen 10 Soloaten uno 4rbeiter
iollen getotet lein.
Gos slusfubroerbot bon Sc.
bensnitteln nod Merifo miro gemiI
bert iper0en.
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Stelter sNotiS.

Gtaats= mno Gomntg Stenern fiir
bas sSnbr 1917 anf @rnn6= anb pers
i6nlides Gigentunr, rniiilen Big suui
81. ssannnr 1918 an Oep Stener-apl-
Ieftor Sobn Y. Bitter sntridjtet luer-
ben, nm bic 3ablauf elmer Strais
mnS Soften upn 10 2srosent, Die ami
periSnlides Gigentam erbuben luer-
ben, sn bermeioen.
James R. Davis,
Gonntp &ihter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30

True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
January 30th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Die Staliener melSen eiiiem grns
sen Grfulg 0itiid bon ben, Miingc
Nateau. Sic baben in einem lhlue-
rem angriff bic ieiu6liden 2iuien
surd6r0dJen NIB geritarfnnstn, bic
Surdl Sic sGlfr beranfnmen, amsein-
amber gttrieben. Sic melbtn, oak tic
1900 8efangent semad)t babeu. Der
Anariff iol cine lleberraiAnns geiuc-
len iein. Die OentiAen bebanpten ie-
bod, in elmer OepeiAe aus Berlin, Der
Ausriff Der Staliener lei snriidse-
idlngen.
Der italieniide Grfolg lpmrbe 5aui-
idbeu Sein Niiago nuS Der 8renta nni
eiuer Jront bon sebn Weilen, errnn,
sen, Der Gegner iunr0e ans iuihtigeu
Stellnngen per0rangt an6 1900 Sc
iansene ipnrbeu semad]t, inter ibnen
81 Cffissere. Die Oepelde last, Der
cOriue" lei nod i'm Gauge, aber er
lei iett ylofaliiiert". Herliner Oepe=
idJen behanpten, bic Staliener batten
cine itarfe Cffeniibe begounen nnO
griffen 6ie oeutlden mnb oiterreidi-
idben SteIlnngen 5iuil6en oem Aiiaso
nnb Der yregta an, bah Der Nngrifi
abcr nnr einetr aaseublifliden Grfolo
IN einer Gttgc 9tbabt babe, bah er
in Der SanptfaAf nieSergebro6en lei
nnb bah sebn 0ffisiere nnS 3o0
Nnnn Ser itaIienilden Srnppen gr=
fangen grnpmmen ieisn.
Der 9Dnboner u9imes" iuirb pDn
Netersbnrs ntitgeteiIt, TianlnnO babe
Sdiueoen nm ieiHc Ollie erIndlt. Gs
lleift iogar, es feien bcrits id,ueSi-
ide 9rnpprn in sarhea gelanoet uni
Is iei ld]Dn 81 einem 3niammenitof
siuiidjen ben idueoiIAen Srnppen INT
Der Noten WarSe gefommen.
Die golide,pifi Ntgieruns fat be
idloiien, bic biplomatilden Ses;el5nn'
@aIareierSsn Ssr NrmSu,u 81, 4,
Wosfam I;eaeu. init y,eidino n befe'
gen itnS ben friiberen rniIifden Se.
febIsbaber an Der rnnianiidJen dronf
Geueral StIderbatlheff fir einen DE
b,lieu oeoen Sie 7Repolnfipn nnb eine,
c,ytiuS Ses Wolfes N erflaren. Die r,,,
manis6e @olSreierpe in Wosfan iof
I'D, ,onf / 300 W,iliiuueu g,nbel belau
fen.
I'm ieiner antluort amf bic @ratm
Iation oes Reidlstags ~ Ieinem &c
bnrtstnae iaat Der oentIfe Saiier, ieir
aliiben6lter @mnId) lei, Sai; oas bert
IdJs @oIf leine Giniafeit biz sum emo
qaltiaeu Sieae leiner Naffen beipab
rem mSoe. Ssr 1ai1er ianf. er fret,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-30

@ie gut MANS bat, lit idiper 81
crfennen; aber oeito leidter, tpie gut
mans bate.
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- Nnr nod 3iuei Sage bis sum 81.
Janmar, Dem lekten Sage, an BEN
oie nBoa Sar" besablt perSen fam.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-04-30
R. T.. REYNOLDS 'T Tnf f$ $s~r
An UPHOLSTERY STORE THAT Is DIFFERENT


Materials fsr Makinx sab er Easement
GurtAins.
Woven Hemstitched Scrin. f5c and
zoe yard
Narqulsette and Noiies. 25c. 30c,
BE yard.
M4liras white o. exru color. Zoe. soc.
zoe yard
Fanry Craft Nets. white az seft creamy
tone. sraal detained patterns. 35c. 45t',
Csc. soc. 81 90 yare.
Gsrrnadlne @ifh doubie border and dam.
IS patterns. So lnches side. @5s' ard sgSc
yard.
Fancy Art Priated Cretunms N lengths
frem 3 % 10 yards ~ unusually leW FFiee
heeanse they are arp patterns, @Sc pr
yard
Hungaio~ tiofh. Suitable ii0hf weight
fabrie for making cottage winaow or doaf
hArRings So lnehes wide. Doe y&nd. -
lnGhes usde. $50 yard
kAPOlk ~fLk. nationally adverfisei
newer "a fade In water 90 sun. ~ 80
and $3.50 yard
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Cottage Gurtains uasie oi excelstng q44i-
lsg sheeF vosle finished wiih lace edge and
hard drawn worked cofners
Specially priced. 81 % pair.
Craft Net Cmtains. ma3e ln s9ft
creamy tone WITH neal edge ard small d.
tached a9arVs
Specially priced. 81 05 pair 70 $500
pair.
Ns~ Nador keniiiattnw Perch shades.
b-6-1-%~in-f2 leef wide. Z feet 6 inrhes
drop. 1915. $50. $3.50. $500.
$500. $1,000.
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huf AZ tsfte4f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair in
eood condition, be careful what Won
wash it with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle and
is very harmful. Just plain mulsif,ed
cocoanut oil (Which is pure and en-
tifeiE greaseless). is much better
than the most expensive soap or any
thihg else YOU can use for shamnoo-
ing, as this can't possibly iniure the
hair. ''i0
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub it in. One or two
'easpoonfuls will make an abundance
81 r,ch' creamy lather, and cleanses
~. halr and scalp thoroughly. The
ather rinses out easily, and removes
every particle Of dust, dirt dandrufr
'ho excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and if leaves =
to manage. anu easy
lou can get mulsified cocoa,u+ 81,
d most any drug store. II is re,,,
leap and few ounces is enouph ~
me..e everyone in the family for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14
Maine G. A. r. Party
Starts for Portland, Ore.

Portland, Me, Aug. 13-The Of
fetal Maine G. A. r. party started at
1855 r. NJ. Monday for Portland. Ore
to attend the annual encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic to
be held there next week. The party
was by far the smallest ever going
out from this State, consisting of
about Is people when it left here. 1t
was expected that approximately six
more would join at different points in
York county and that a few others
who had gone ahead would join the
party in Boston. But the entire out
fit will not number more than %
when they start west from Boston.
Included among those who went from
mere were Department Commander
Fred A. Motley. Past Department
Commanders James l.. Merricl Of
Waterville, $. S. Andrews of Port
land, Edward A. Butler of Rockland
and E. Q. Sylvester of Harrison, John
Slower of North Wayne and one or
two others. Nearly all of the men
were accompan by ladies'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14
CHINA

SOCTH--Charles Allen formerly Of
South China. but now a resident Of
Eerea. Ky, IS passing a month in this
vicinity.
IN one OF the recent heavy thunder
showers. two heifers and sheen
were killed in the pasture of J. Hun
newell. the lightning striking the
fence near which they were standing.
on Tuesday afternoon demon
stration of the best methods of using
substitute f1ours will be given at the
library. All ladies invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Whitehouse and
nieces, Mrs. Lena Morse and Mrs.
Viola Winchenbach made a trip on
Thursday to Warren and Thomaston.
returning on Friday.
George Walenta and Herbert
Whitehouse went Thursday to York
beach to bring home Mr. Walenta's
car. They had rather an unpleasant
trip returning in the rain of Friday.
The regular Grange meeting Of
China Grange held on Wednesday
evening. The attendance was small.
as so many of the farmers have not
finished haying.
The all day meeting Of the Red
Cross will be held at the library on
Thursday, Aug. IS. There will be
plenty of sewing for all who can
come. A lot of ork accomplished at
last meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14
WALDOBORO

NORTH-Charles Finn and daugh-
ter of Washington were in this place
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redington Miller in
Manktown.
Mr. and Mrs. George Eugley Of
Hilltop farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
Jodrey and son Ralph, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson of Pittsfield, Mass,
passed Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmus Shuman.
Albert Head of Melrose, Mass. has
been in this place for a few days
tuning pianos. While here he was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Walter.
Maple Grange at it's regular meet
ing Thursday evening worked the
first and second degrees on Alden
Winchenbach and Harvard Little
field.
+. L. league and family of War
rem passed Thursday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. league
Mrs. Fessenden Stone and friend,
who have been passing few days
with Mrs. stones daughter, Mrs. r.
NJ. Stahl, have returned to their home
in Edgecomb.
The choir rehearsal was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmus Shuman
Saturday evening.
Cecil r. NJ. Newbert made a BUSH
ness trip to Winslow's Mills Friday.
Mrs. Octavia Creamer, who has had
employment in Jefferson for several
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eugley, Mr..
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PALMYRA

The Woman S Educational Club met
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
". A. Blaisdel, Opening exercises
Roll CALL responded to BY Mrs. B. l..
Palmer, Mrs. Otis l.. Blaisdell and Mrs.
W. A Blaisdell with --latest war
News" The program consisted of FIVE
interesting readings and talks on Foo
Conservation. The next meeting will
be held Aug. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Written Of Pitts
teid were guests recently at the cot
tage on the shore of Whites Pond. oc-
cupied by Mrs. Tibbetts, formerly OF
Pittsfeld
Otis l.. Blaisdell. Harold Blaisderl an
w. A. Blaisdell were in Skowhegan on
business Saturday
l., W. Frost is confined to the house
by illness.
A X. Blaisdell OF Newport was a
guest Sunday at the home OF III.
brother, w. A. Blaisdell. He brought
the news Of his son Arthur Sidney
bialsdells appointment as mechanic in
0.ln Co. 10 Battalion Depot Brigade.
Camp Devens.
1diies Rooinson and family were in
Winterport Saturday.
Mrs. Tillie Thompson of Boston is a
guest at J. $. Smiths in South St. AL.
bans.
j. > Smith and family with their
guest were in Wateryille SATURDAY.
SCHOOLS IN town will begin Aug. d
no school in Carr district.
DR. Moulton has been appointed schoo,
physician. '''oi
9choo's IN st. Adams win begin Aur
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Protecting the Farmer

There is scarcely anything more
important than the thorough eAecu-
ton Of the promise OF the Depart
mont of Labor to protect farmers
from recruiting by other industries
Tor the past three years, and paru-
cularly since the United States en-
tered the war. the great handicap OF
the producers of food has been the
less Of farm help through the recruit
ing efforts of other industries. Be
fore we entered the war. the concerns
manufacturing munitions for the al
lies offered wages that farmers could
not afford to pay and the farm hands
gradually, and rapidly. drifted TO the
cities.
As soon as America entered the
conflict. the government began build
ing environments and shipyards. much
Ct the work being on the cost plus
plan. which encouraged the contrac-
tors to pay fabulous wages. The
drain on farm labor then became ire
mendous, and farmers found 1t I'M
POSSIBLE to hire help at wages JUST
fed bv the returns they were likely to
get from their crops. The govern
ment limited the price a wheat farm
q could get for his product, and
boosted the wages he had to pay for
What little help he could get.
1t is reassuring, therefore. to have
the promise that the farmers Will be
protected from recruiting by other
Industries in the future, and any far
ner who finds his help going to other
cmployments in response TO the
tempting offers of higher wages
should communicate with the De-
partment of Labor. Just what the
Department will do about it is UNI
certain, for the promise to protect
the farmer is counterbalancedb by a
promise TO laborers that the gov
eminent has no intention of interior
il & with the fundamental right OF any
civilian to change his work as he sees
fl" With these two assurances out
standing. it will take some clever
r1apeuvering to fulfill them both.
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Then Why Drag Your Feet?

The addition Of a fourteenth State
to the list of those which have rati
fed the prohibition amendment
means little. but that it happens to
be Louisiana is of significance. On
Nav % the Louisiana Senate refused
ratification, though Gov. Pleasant
favored it, and there was evidence
that the sentiment of the majority in
tho State did so. The Legislature
was called in special session a few
Qays ago. with interest again center
ing upon the amendment. The cam
paign conducted by the "drys" dur
ing the summer had had its effect,
and the Senate Mt once reversed its
stand, while the House repaSsed the
ratification resolution by an increased
majority. If Legislatures that de-
feat ratification are going to turn
around and approve it within three
months, what hope is there for the
opposition to the amendment?-N. Y.
Evening Post
Indeed what hope? The thing is
inevitable as any but the wilfully
blind could see long months ago, so
why practice delay that causes only
greater activity and determination on
the part Of those opposing the evil?