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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Enormous
Wheat Crop
Forecasted

v ashlnc;un. April S.--Fnr.cas; by
the D.pa-. rnenr of Ag~ici,i, lIrr -oda y
Lilat .h.' lalIon < wlnter waeat crop
wouid total So 900 OD0 bushels the
i;Li-s:.. crop eyer grown. aroused IN
mediate. speculation as 20 me cnsT 70
ne government. III suc,l an enormous
yieiG. L nder the bill passed by Con-
gress n the closing days Of the last
session the government is obIigu, 60
20 pa rhe difference between the
guaranteed price Of SIG q busneI
Ind ne wnrid market price tor every
busrei not only OF winter cui Of
Spring Wheat produced.
The total value Of the winter whent
crop on me ,asls Of an So 900. DBt
bushel crop forecasf would ne 81
sgi .G:d, 600. The spring wne2t crop.
spon 10 DE- piaCteu, cannot be est =
mated al tins time but department
officials predicted +, would range pc
tween III. DoD 0Bn and :0N ob0 900
bushels which would 4nc;'ease r.Ie TO-
IAi value Of the nations wheat crop
70 Approximately s. 5oG, DOG bDh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Rosy Promises
Held Out to j. S.
By BolSheyiki

New YORK., April S--ht Bolsheviki
will introduce TO rhe worio ldealism
in International trade If they are
permitted by the United States gov
eminent 70 establish Commercial re-
lAuuHs with this country acca-uinE
10 statement tonight ny A. A Hell
Ia. Recently appointed commercial
agent here ut the Soviet government
IF g,issia-
''Soruid' fei.rules charaC:e-,zlrlr
Russias trade relations Il IRE mas.
Will De eliminated. ne declared.
SweGi-shons" products VIII moi DE
acueptsG. and Russians unuer the
employ -uf the Soviet who accepI graf
for contracts viii be SUMMARY deal,
with. We are moi out for snoddp
or sweAIsnop products ne asserted
Our Instructions NATURAL ar.. 70
buy goods made under trade unlun
cnndirians. anu we are going 10 ,arrv
OUT these Orders. We snail not biT.,
ANYTHING made by child or cpnvic1
labor. L the cost o. such goods Is
going tx bt higher than Of goods
made unuer sweEt-shou conditions
we ara willing u NEE. L."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Foch ForeSaw
Danger Before
Outbreak War

London. april s. British Wireless
5ervJcn,-ThaI MarsilAl Foch FORE
Saw the danger before the outbreak
of the war Of Gernaa aggression is
Indicated II letter which ne ms
sent 20 London TO be -nau Ii Z Dime:
which the members Of The Enuses IF
Parliament are % give SOON after
Easter IN honor Of Gen. Sir Eenry
Wilson. chief Of the Imperial General
staff Marsha Foch SAYS:
Long before the WIZ Gen. wilson
ann ! worked tosether 20 prepare 1oI
the struggle aEairEI the German per
il. which we both foresRw II is due
ID the success Of his mobilization ar
engagements auc his careful and DEL
tailed plans for Transporting troops
that the British army WIS able TO ar
rive quickly on the field Of bartie Us
spon as the government hAd come 10
decision. During the wal. IN the
most anxious days. especially those
Of 1917 and 1913 how oTten-it was
almost every dry sometimes every
nigt1f-we worked together 10
as rapidly as possible a
week. spot in the link TO combine our
efforts to reinforce our hard tried
armies and once again enable rncIn
TO go forward And as ] recall
rhese memories, still so fresh N my
m1nu. can see him always before
me us ONE of the most Capable, most
ipyaI and most valiant soldiers Of the
Allied armies. and one Of the EreaI-
est servants Of his COUNTY,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
$3.50. 900 SUIT
FILED AGAINST
KANSAS CITY STAR

hansns civ April Suit Eor -22,5H.-
ee again.5t the AarsaE City Star toaA
was filed by Dr. 2. Clark Favde three
LINES tr-ied On the charge Of murder
inE Col Thomas x Swope, bachelor
and millionaire. Uncle Of Mrs Eyde
The SUI Is based On an allegation Of
DANA - growing from -he publication
in the Star Of I'm alleged quutation n
n conversation he!waen nurses III me
Swupe home ana Or. g. r Wvrnan,
Col Swopes lnvnr.an. following ne
death Of Col, Swnpe. Dr. -w!-rnnn dice
whila J,lrv 20 Try DR.. Eyde wus Ne
trg en1paneled. and efforts Or the stA;e
TO have the silegt cunve-sati pn eUte:
ed into the --.cord of the case failed.
The diia-~ns sgainsT d Hyde were
dismissed after mis- third trial. which
resulted IN d disagreement py ;he Jury.
Or. Evde ASKS 81 ear actnal and s.
Hn,oa0 puniti:'e damages,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Foch Praises
Soldier Boys
of Australia

-ondon. april &-(8r-t.sn Wireiess
Service -Marshal Foch mas sen; ths.
following rneKsEe 10 ne soldiers anu
people OF = ust-aiia;
The Australian t-orps maze upheld
ne cause O: "a. Allies WIZ nAsIri.I-
CEN dash From star 70 finish taev
distinguished themselves ny heir quail
ties OF endurance anr hoiuness. BY
tneir initiative. the fighting spirit,
Their maen!tcen, arupi, they proved
themselves - DE- shock --onps Of he
first orrie-
In Tie grave roUrs of 1915 with their.
British. A-ae"ic.-u ano French curl-
''aues, ther stopped me enemy -l.sh
The stopped Il. broke Il ana III .he
appointed hour drovy- II FAR back.
i am happy 70 express 70 A ust-aIia
the undvinE memoir which We shall
cherish Of ne- 4ncouparable SOLDIER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
FREIGHT WRECK
CAUSES SERIOUS
BLOCK IN conn.

putnanr. -oEI.. Apr h-A f.'eiEt!
wrecis occurred late tnday III Pom
fret. when d neasf-bnuno freiEni
l-aln from Hartford on the New YORK.
View Elaven & Hartford Railroad. was
ue~ailed- Fifteen loaded freight cars
were demolished. five Euing dpwn IN
efYl.ianErne,It. T'he .Est ana west
bound tracks were Torn IN FOR neEriy
500 feet. RallrnaG men SAID they
thought the Alr Inc Dlrlsion would
ne Knocked for TWO or three daTH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
6un Papers
Deplore Spa
Agreement

ZURICH. : Jril s. French Wiriess SEE
vice4 Many German 1ewspaae-s Ire al
lacking Matthias -.-znsrEer and -tle Ge,-
NH, Eoue-nrner. for The agreement
,es,ched with Ma-shai Eoch Il Spa last
wt...l CONCERNING transportation of Pol
ish s-puns rom France % f'ri-na. Some
call the agreement q new and oeniur-
abe concessIon by Germany 70 mt A.
lies. Tint vosslscht Zeitung Of Berlin
savs thai mt t-anspor, N the Poles
through German will ne difficult, be
cause q; IN iack of means Of trans
porclIon. 4 ADDS
VIII E-zDerger who so easily CON
scented II tne ;-iIied demands AZ spa,
klndiv tell Us tiow ne intends 70 solve
his grave question ot the r-ansperta-
lun Of the Polish c-uDps"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
..r.-7r- ion That Z. S.
EaS Not Given Con-
sent to Suit
CoRT asked TO
TAKE JUDICIAL NOTICE
VAR NOT YED ENDED
In Answer 20 Compartments
Allegations as to Interpreta-
uun>-Papers Filed by As
sl4lan1 [. S. District Atf0r-
rpv al New York

...w ,,'i.. April S.-Dism ssai Of
he II, I~-uEt71 by the Jacob Epff-
ia, :}rewlnE ca. against govern
r94r- ..uLnuritles 10 enJuin them
Won ..!furc1ng the provisions Of the
way .-Ie 9ruuinjtlun act was asked
-oga, Y paners filed IN Ine federal
.lg.~s.- cou-- by Earl 3. Barnes. as
l,.n- : nued States district aLtur-
nd, NE sui, Was DIRECTED against
Aa.E :. Eigno-. as collector OF in
ue"-l; "evenut for The third New
~. DISTRICT and United States DIS
re- 4ttur.nny Francis G. CafeS.
ii Lusvnr 70 the suit. fled ID Els
Ag-s ,en;lif. states L.laI Efs -"eslG-
ruiIan as collector WIS accepted BY
-'~ns Wilson March 10 and that the
ag..a. ci.rnu1. therefore. be main
a.uad HE4Inst him.
-luuur 10 dismiss ,he complain.
;,i.4 meg ~ behalf IF DISTRICT AZ
yN. Ca-pr The motion acIIes ctIaI
q. ~TL4i cuunoT be tried because il
- i. at.e"l I proceeding against the
ni.+l -;,3es 10 winch The govern
MAJ. AXIS nOI given its consent ann
.l..~C. JI~e without standing n court,
H,l : = an attempt To restrain the
attendant Caffey from performing
1's Official duties and that The facts
isr@a n the complaint are INSULT
ler' % institute cause n equity
lids, anlch tne sui. WIS brought.
ne coMpialuants allegations
IA ns war WIS virtually ended
0, he sisnin. of rce armistice and
.:5."oducr,Dn IF copies " the ar
T.ls-.ce. F'-'es; dent u i!son S address
ng:egs announcing he fact and
,@'''E.r;1l-y BaKeI : proclamation STU
@tainE intensive military framing
70 operations as exhibits N sup
of Jnai claim. he government
s,,s the court 10 AXE Juaiclal noJce
ne fac. thai ne pence treaty has
-o' vel been signed ana d stale Of
u st4n exists berween The United
=. .es ana German
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Clothing Prices
To Continue High
Coming Year

Chicago. April S.-No decrease n
the prices Of medium and better
---aoes If clothing ana possibly d
moderate reduction n lowe, grades
containing worried wool (shpddy)
and COTTON thDt Is the prospect for
the fail ano winter IF 1913
This statement was gwen out Off
MY here To-Day as represent lie the
opinion Of members Of the National
Association Of Retail Clothierr and
me National Associatiun az Clothing
Manufacturer. who me, here today
10 c1n@ider the situation.
The basis If the situation lies in
continued hign prices for raw materi-
ais and labor. II Was sald by the del
sEaLes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
SUIT INVOLVING
STEAMERS YALE
AND HARVARD

land, Me. april S.-SUit was
.le~ed N ing supreme cour- TO-DAY
~ Metropolitan Steamship "a.
--:-.lst thp Pac1fic- Alaska Naviga-
n. claiming violation If an
l~"@rneni whereby the steamers
ta~"-"d ana Yale Were leased -
rs Ie1endanI % ply UPON l;Ie Pa
Il. .7&st Damage - Dlaced 4.
-66 s.a
.,a~-- W-lEn1 ri Lisbon Fails. ac-
So : not displaying ms reIail Ii
f'r ra;-ier's license Stamp. was fin
M costs Paul Lacfance az
-" matchmaking II The rnn-
r~ ne Belgrade pnsfnffice with
'""-aer George WIS hein Tor the
r' ",-n u cour- III the LIN Of
am eos agc-eEat.nE 500. 300 are
-~,rtho = suits entered II me su-
""1r "'u~- todav against the amer
,eiIIv co. nv F-ank d. u
".-Hl un NJ winfield Center Mass
"=rd failure 70 rornuiy Will
p g~ns Il an agreement fo- the
t"S i -lmber IN Franklin county
-as ~tate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
PRISON NO BAR TO
CONTEMPLATING
BY PRISONERS

Philadelphia, Pa, April s-A cpun-
te,teiter's den II full operation has
be.sr discovered within the walls Of
The Eastern Pennsyivania Peni;en-
tiGr-y mere. Three corvic.-. were do
iRE The work n their cells al night.
They had h&en operating only three
Gays. however before The deputy
warden discovered the plet. The
case was immediately turned over 10
Cnitsd States secre1 service men.
who found /" one-ooiiar bills and one
two dollar bill IN The process a BE-
coming ''fires" and tenn Thrive
of them IND actually been completed
but The enamel which was used IN
raise the figures and chnnuD the le;-
terE was Mrdiy dry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
NEWPORT. R L. TO
WELCOME AID. SIMS

Newport. r /. april S-Rear-
Admiral William E SIMS. VIM as
E-lce-alrnIra-. commanded the United
States naval forces in European wat
.-s during the war. viii be welcomed
nome ny The people Of THIS city next
FRIDAY The ceremonies VIII take
place between tnree ana four O'clock
II the afternoon.
Leaving d rain al Wexford. Ao-
rnIraI ana Mrs Sims Will come on q
torpeuo-bnar IN ch.. government land
ing here Their arrival VIII he sig
nailed ny the ringing OF ire 2lIa-rns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Plundering
and Shooting
at Magdeburg

sociart0 Press }-flunue-1ng and
shooting attendant upon the genera
strike proclaimed by -he Independent
and Majority Socialists among The
workers IL Maguenurs, capita! Of
F'-lssian SGxony are reported n dt-
snaictles from that CITY. The ware
houses containing Cle food reserves
or me coming Week wert S,or-nec
ana partially DESTROYED and Inc re
serves lnutec. the uarnAre exceeding
4nu 900 marks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
MICHIGAN DRY
VOTE DOUBLE
THAT OF 1916

Detroit. Mich, April s.
By a majority twice as large
as that by which they voted
the state dry" in 1916.
Michigan voters yesterday
rejected q constti tu tional
amendment modifying the
states prohibition laws to
permit the sale Of beer and
vine.
Reports late tonight from
1926 precincts out Of :. 339
gave a majority against the
amendment Of lis 400 which
exceeds the prohibition ma
jo1Ity three years ago by
5000. Prohibition leaders
tonight were predicting
their margin would reach
$4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
COttin's Sentence
COMMITTED To
10-Year Term

Paris. April S-tEr The Assnciated
Press >-I,resicenI Po,ncare mas COM
mutec 70 10 yearg' imprisonment; the
death sentence Imposed upon Emil
Coffin, who. IN IN attempt 10 assass
mate Premier Clemenceau on Feb,
ID. last, shot and severely wounded
him. The communication n sentence
was IN the recommendation of hi.
Clemenreau himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
BOLD HOLDUP
MEN GET S17.5O0
AT MINNEAPOLIS

M4rneApOllh. Mimi. -Apr.l S-si-
men today held up The People's state
Bank al Seven Corners. a Minneapolis
same cash and $1,000 II liberty
honus. The cashier WIS iu4hed n llt
vault.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
SEVERAL AERIAL
MAIL ROUTES
NOW IN FRANCE

Paris, April French Wireless
Service several aerial mail services
zre IN operation IN France al present.
The routes are Paris Ealenclennes
Paris BRUSSELS. StrusbuurE Longwy,
Briey- Nancy, Paris Bordeaux. Paris
St Naaxairre and Tarascun- Nice.
The Paris Y a1ienciennes. Strasbonrr-
Ixonrwv and Br,py- Nancy services
are strictly military.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
NO CONCLUSION
YET REACHED IN
STEEL PRICES

Washington. April s.-No conclu-
SION WIS reached at conference I'd
Day uttween Chairman Peek IF The
government Industrial board. and
Director Genera! Zines. ntid II an
ef=oIr 20 adjust the SITUATION c-eaLed
by ne refu1.l NJ the Rail-nad Ad
ADMINISTRATION u accaIt steel prizes
agreed upon oeTween me board ara
the ST eel tncusr-v. Further consider
auon u ne QUESTION was oos- :,c,.ed
until -hursuav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Refuse Demand
Portland Painters

Portland. Ne. April Tine muster
ra.nte-s Of this city tonight voted 70
,etuse me demand Of their men fnr AT
increus+ IN wages from 81 80 70 ss z day
a bsuf n Ut the men went mt uu strike
Monuav 10 enforce ms demand Ind are
still out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
NONSTOP FLIGHT
OF 604 NILES FROM
LYONS TO ROME

Rome. Monday. April 7-tFrench
Wireless SeYvice)-Lieut- Roget. q
French aviaiDr arrived here yester-
day afternoon after nonstop
airh, ri 100 kilumerres t6B. miles,
from Lyons. France Has TIME was
six hours. forry-fpe minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

late dispatches indicated ., IA Z
8oisherik pressure against ODESSA
The great Russian pnI- on the Blacl>
-ea- waE increasing. and lnt1Inateu
me imminent evacuation II The CitT
Ivy the Allied forces. The Paris Main
sald TINT IL" Allies would probabir
ne Withdrawn ultimately 10 the
DnIeste, IN urder n project Bessar'a
biu ana RumanIa anu thai the 18TH
mus OF Pe,'koh mad been fortified foi
the protection Of the Russian naval
nase Gi ~epastupol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
THE WEATHER
PAHTLE CLOUDY

North New England: Par cloudy
Wednesday, and -hurBda-.
South New England Unsettled
wasinesday. rrobAply local -ains
ThurroEy cioudy. rain by night ii west
portion.
East New York Unsettled Wednes-
Gay. prpnabiy local rain in rhe morn
Ing: Thursday cloudy rain IN The aft
ernppn OF II III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
sunday MOVIE
BILL NOW Up TO
r0X ERNOR OF y. Y.

"0,TE =. =. April S-The
'r..IErr Sunday Movie Bill
auid give local municipal au-
.'~.'a"s power 10 permit or Prevent
-''.'i IONS of motion pictures after
= u sundays, WAS passed by the
'@'"'i.i." !a,e today by d vote of a
IA: measure now goes 10
@H""r-lUr Tor approval.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
STATE OF SEIGE
AT NUREMBERG

Berlin. April s. By the Assoclaled
Press A stale Of seige mas been
proclaimed IL NurenpUrg 70 winch
CRY the Eufrnar1n ni,IIst:-y removed
s4ve-al days ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Sl,W0, 600 WORTH
FURS SOLD AT NEW
YORK AUCTION

$1,000 600 worth OF turs. large I,nr-
lion being Of che summer" var1e;-
were sold AZ today SESSION Of the
-ur auction here. Prices were Q -
20 per nsn: h;ghe. than -hpse d; the
mio-w:rte- safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Moth Proof
Cedar Chests

ofec' Tnur costly w0olens by
aacEing them IN a fragrant
cht,.' If red cedar.
0Dnnlne the perfect method Of
storing with the imposing
oeauty of one of these artistic
D'eces Of furniture. Highly
pohshed. brass bound and orua-
mental Made IN a variety of
"nVenlent sizes to suit varying
neeas.
! esu hope-chest for bride to
'e' d chest of hopeful reality
1N all.
G. 4. EluNWoo0
49,. 49, Water St. - Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Early Return 18th
To United States

Washington april S-.'-ac,i caily
rhe entire T-tn New York National
Arrny, Division has neen ASST gend 20
early cunvpy. Ger. FsrshinE todRy
notified the War department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

London. April S.-tria Munt-saD.-
In disturbances. al Delhi in the LEST
few days eight persons were killed
and L injured. a Reuter- dispatch
HRyA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
UkRAINIAN RED TROOPS
CAPTURE CITY OF ODESSA
Earlier Dispatches In
dicated BOlshevik
Pressure Agains t
Great Russian Black
Sea Port and Pos
sible Evacuation by
Allied Forces

Paris, April s.-fBy The As
soclaIed Pressl-The Ckrain-
Ian Soviet troops have captured
Odessa. according to acvices
from klev. transmitted by
wireless from Moscow under
date OF April !. The news has
not been officially confirmed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

New Iorh. Apr! S.-T.eprese1la-
ives mere n iarge steamship lines m
--ared IN -rade WI h Buenns Ares saId
ruaay ttlat -hn~ mad stopped booking
1reis.It tor that por- some line aga
They took rms ac-lDn, t;1ev SAID, be
cause u tne continued iannr disturb
Ances here. Officials Of the Tinted
Suites Shipping Board sand no word
NAG nessn received ny thai prganlza-
ION IeEardlnE the siuprage If
freight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Forecast Fur Boston and vicinity:
TRIMS ThursdAy generally fair. Mod
crate sfIifeinE winds becoming nssth-
east by ThursdnN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
Stop Freight
Shipments to
Ruen0S Aires

Brenus Aires. April 8-As the q
sul1 81 -ns continued troubles u me
port nH-n ordE,B nave nean Sent To
he United States not 20 load z SIN
gle ION o. t-ea-n1 Tor Buenos Ares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
200 Returned Soldiers
Held AL Day on
Mauritania
HITCH BETWEEN Us.
IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS
AND BRITISH MILITARY
Majority Are Americans VINO
Had Served With British
.Army-WD Be Treated As
Aliens Until Citizenship Is
Proven

New York April b-A1leI being
helc prisoner tor an entire lay on
The Cunaru liner MaurerAnIa. he
cause Of disagreement between
American immigration officials ana
he British military authorities 27b0
war Veterans. ne majority o1 them
A-narlcans. VINO iiuc served with The
Britain army. We're allowed today -
Leave the vess..I which apcked mere
yesterday afternoon.
The troops mac erta,-eo Dprt with
zoo Of them whose homes are IN TINS
CITY, expecting to DC allowed 10 tAnd
at once Instead. they were Trans
ported 10 Camp Mills \. Y, WITH
me others late TO-DAY 70 await ser
tieneut u the controversy
The British authorities mad sen,
these Veterans across he ocaun as
r'epalIIaled troops, The British IN
aerstanC4ng ltat ~ manifest isl Was
-JtI-S3.sG- AL LAX SiA4 ~ " 4ls'iI Stif
Maure-anIa ar-3ved here however. the
federal lnurnlgraLiuns authorities ue-
prepared and the troops We're aof a.
lowed 70 20 ashore
Without his llE-. the yn.Erat ION
officials maintained me t-oups uuFt
be n.a9sItiso as aliens until -hei. cit
zeusnIp Was proven
These returning soldiers fuuE:l, an
fnkrr Aan1S. Same Went INTO action
IL ADVANCE Of lheii counLr'ys anr,-v
intn the war Others prevented for
various reasons from lighting under
NJ American fia-, when INA, flag
want 10 tne battle lines. Jolned ne
Cam ian q, British forces nut nevn,
"nllnouished Their American CITIZEN
siIp. Now aey viii ne unsre-f.a out
a. Camp Mills. after the Cuaa-d line
officials have prepared naaites,
ISL.
Washington, April Accommodation
~ u immigration Caminer-i said TO-
night that the zoo officers and men.
including many Americans, VINO al
r-vad n New York Yesterday on me
MauretanIG, after having been dis
charged from ne 8rITlbn army would
ns -r~a1ed as aiiens until tt,eiT NJ
Iunality was proven.
Since The sf1ip sailed ram Eng
and w.tnuu; manifest isl NJ
Cs-1uInnr.. SAID the immigration Of
tiG;ais nave NJ way Of telling unet.l-
-. ne soldiers evnr livad II ms
country or not. understand TN; pc
SIDES LAe Americans or bna-a, there
a-A many VINO lived N England and
,,-' West Inuies before entering the
British army M course these men
vii nave 70 bn -I-e.rled il OrdrnaIy-
-rnIrIEarnts. TIE amer cans viii ne
,'"teascd IL soon il he'll IDENTITY is
proved
me comm Missioner t.;-;Fu y" Wa
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-28
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By Razz Berry
 With sugar around 20 cents a pound and eggs scarce as' emeralds and rum what it is, $8 Is a fair price for a mug of Tom and Jerry. The hen who lays an egg
 Each day these times,A swear, In my opinion is . A barnyard millionaire.
 When Piqua. O., and Romney, ". Va, have been head from. the list ot applicants for the Carpentier-Demp- sey battle will be closed.
 STONE AGE STUFF. Remember 20 years back when there was harmony in the American League?
 BUT-
 They're mentioning a successor for Fielding Yost's job at Michigan and Garry Herrmann's nest in the nation al commission.
 The Cardinals pick Brownsville for their training camp, whereupon Brownsville responds by picking the Cardinals for the 1920 pennant Two rass;ers met one winters eve, And many fans were there; When up spoke one enthusiast: