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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

told me she loved me and wanted me
10 come TO see her
Please advise me what to do, Should
write to her or drop her entirely She
Is suing for divorce. What should !
write If | answer her letter?
INTERESTED READER
Wait until the girl has her divorce
and then look her up, Your letters
might enter into the case and II would
be of no help to the woman and en-
barrasslng for you,
Dear Mrs Thompson--There is boy
IN our high school whom | dearly love.
He is dressy and nice looking but he
Is considered fought, He seems to be
very popular with the girls. | have
tried in many ways to forget him, but
it seems impossible, Please advise me.
BOBBTE,
Try harder than ever to forget him.
and in time YOU viii succeed. This il
only school girl fancy and will not
last. II you are careful of your repu-
tation now you will have the respect
OF everyone, and when you are Young
lady the better class Of young men VIII
be attracted TO you, 1t does not pay
to go with a tough" boy, because your
name would be classed with his ana
your reputation injured,
Dear Mrs. Thompson~~Do you think
that a girl % years Of age should re-
ceive an expensive present from poy
If size does net love him
Do you think it is proper Tor Z glr,
to visit at the home Of her boy friend
al A house party IL she knows some Of
the family? ,,..,
BLUE EYES AND BROWN EYES.
Unless a girl loves man she should
not permit him to buy her expensive
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1919.

WV ', 1879
copyright 1919, by The Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
Venus rules strongly for evil today,
according TO astrology. The Sun and
Neptune, also, are adverse during the
business hours Of today. In the eve
ming Janus is in a mildly friendly
aspect. Y
There is sign presaging intrigues
among women interested in politics
fractional dissensions within the two
great parties are foreshadowed
This is not favorable sway under
which to do business with women. es-
peeialiy with those who seek any posi-
ton Of Importance.
Weddings today will be lucker If the
ceremony is performed after sundown.
Neptune is in a place today making
for treachery and double dealing. All
sorts OF dubious transactions are believ-
co to be made easy during this position
of the stars.
While increase OF crime long has been
prophesied for the coming winter, those
that have robbery for motive are
likely TO be more numerous than any
other class.
The square of Mercury continues to
presage trouble over postal affairs and
a sensational climax is indicated before
the new year or early in 1920
Colleges and all seats OF learning are
under the best possible direction. Edu-
cation will be the watchword of the
New Year and educators viii receive
many honors.
The conjunction OF Mars and Saturn
close to the lower meridian is held t.
foreshadow a terrible mining disaster,
but this may take place in Great
Britain.
Hospitals and institutions should pre-
pare for scrutiny. for investigations and
criticism are spresaged by the stars.
Race consciousness will he accentuat-
cd through the coming national political
campaign, astrologers predict. and they
warn the people to remember that the
new era has begun.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
have year of much activity and many
perplexities Those who are employed
should be diligent
Children born on this day NAV be
rest less and anxious for change. These
subjects Of Scorpio usually are very fond
Of travel
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03
W8Ws A~@ssssss~v%
By K.c.D.

OR OUT on the street
OR IN their beds.
AND ] SEE good men.
IN PUBLIC halls,
WHERE PHEY speak to men
oNiTHE public good,
AND If you asked.
THEY COULDN'T tell.
WHO THEIR boys played with.
OR WHERE they played,
AND / see myself.
AND MAYBE you,
IN coMPLAcENT mood,
AS WE point to the schools,
THAT WE have built
AND THE underpaid teachers,
THAT WE have hired
AND ARE satisfied.
THAT OUR task is done,
AND OUT of the haze,
THERE COMES voice,
| CAN barely hear.
BUT l think it says.
THAT WE never can build.
IF WE start at the top.
AND l think it means,
IF WE would have men.
OF A righteous sort,
WE MUST see to it.
THAT WE start with the boy.
AND THE voice dies out.
But THE haze remains.
AND I'M still confused.
THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

l HAVEN'T any idea.
THAT I'M going to say
WHAT | want to say.
BUT. BACK in my brain, @
IN ALL this mess,
OF STRIKING men.
AND PRoITEERs,
AND COLUMNS of type.
AND ENDLESS words
THAT FOOL themselves,
INTO MAKING believe,
THAT THOSE who write,
AND THOSE who speak
ARE UNSELFISH men
WITH THE one desire.
TO MAKE the world
A BETTER place.
FOR THE boy of today.
THAT BACK in my brain:
IN ALL, this mess.
THAT. Is. so mixed up.5
sNA 10y BsaE, KS
THAT lMsalnost dizzy,
JUST SITTING here
AND woHDERING.
THERE COMES in the haze.
OF THE things see,
GREAT. PUBLIC schools,
AND d!Fr streets.
AND swARMs of kids
ON THEIR gay to school
AND HOME again.
AND PLAYING games.
WHERE THE traffic is,
AND COUNTLESS homes,
WHERE r. you'd go.
YOU WOULD be told.
THAT THEIR only peace
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-03

-mnl.n pond.-fD hnIl The love thaI NOU
once l7nu, u9'g v,,,rs
r. ,hn ,p5t,o,y urohahl, Then ,ou
viii knnv i,te, ,yhot the troIhle was,
and If she 'iust saws she Mas changed
her mind r3anoe vnurs 10" You can,
hecause did once i, isn,t casy. but
II can he done Ana amer an there are
verv few unnnie In the world who mar.
~, tbai, frst lovn WV thjs IN / can't
knnu, thon bnw Ia hsar and forhnaf
,,ith oanh othor,s ,,nenr u,.Ve ana Ism.
ters IF sbe eays shr no Ionper cares
INT voii,. mind hard into husincss and
,cad srnat dnai scan yNu viii he.
come i,tsrsstaJ in thinga and arter mat
II ie ensy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
I'd ADMIT PRESS

ta-'s, 11c. II BY me Assoc:a; ed
sl.-Al IS n readiness fer the
commencement t0nor-ow afternoon
u ne peace congress. Al meeting
,ouaF attended by President Wilson
ana ne leaders Of The great powers
ne delegation VINO are % SIT n The
congress wera completed BY accord
-nE % Belgium ana Sernla tarae'
delegates each ana two representa-
ives TO ne King ot the Eedja- whose
1orces n the Holy Land 50 materially
AIDED me British n overcoming ne
turks
Al the meeting ne Question 81 ne
admission OF the press . ne confer
"nces was also acted upnn. IL Vas de-
r!dcl mat the newspaper men should
no admitted 70 the meetings Of Inc
full conference but thar on necessary
OCCASIONS the deliberations OK ne con-
ference might De held II serre, L
vas determined. in reaching his dc
,'ison limiting the activities II the
press .ha- while not undertaking The
importance of putiic OPINION. the
process OF reaching i Fundamental!
solution 81 ne ASK Defora he con
grass would De hlnderei I discussion
~ everr disputed question vere open
by public declaration ny oaca dele
cation OF is OWL national point 0f
v;eU. II has Deen tentatively decided
-.!at three representatives of he press
II he allied ana associated powers
XII ne admitted q tae conference.
he conference probably VIII De O.
-aalzed II manner similar % me
american congress With secret COM
,ritree meetings 70 discuss delicate
questions. and lorna! open sessions
ana with executive sessions * n me
Caited States Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
MAINE LEGISLATURE FIXES
JAN 81 AS Time LIMIT FOR
RECEPTION LEGISLATION

i've minutes Friday morning. 1nl-
-0ui.ne matters -acelvIng attention.
Senator Metcalf # P;scazauuls ~
reduced; n Jrder 9ut II order ma.
the House concuT-ing, vren ne sen
are adjourn I adjourn - . \. Al
Tuesday
Senator Emerson II .3roosTcos haI
tabled for printing me ACT relative ~
4 v~1-.el permit ar burning #
Drus1 or SLASH.
Senator C'ear.a Of Penchscot a.;
'abieG or printing me ..C- relative
20 The appointment II guardians !ur
married persons.
The Senate passed n concurrence.
ne House 1rier providing ttIar ne
reCeptlons Il petitions ana oiiis fo-
SPECIAL Legislation be liked IL TOT
ater han IN. =. The order also pr
ding ha- ne clerk Il ne House r
~e-- notice II ne same n HI t re
;a.l" and Ncek.T newspapers i ne
state.
President Higgins raaG ne notice Of
me Budget hearings FOR Tuesday Al
ternoon. 1pe1lng II 0 lock. Al
wnic-l requests for appropriations for
me Sta,e prison. he State School FOR
Gir's. state Schcoi t0r Eoys. Fan
ger STATE hospital. Augusta State
hospital. Western Maine saaitor:lm
and CenJ-a! Name sa.l;or,un.
adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18

secure he liberation nj Aoorev ana
Billings. when was presented 20 thu
Delegates II t:le ina report Of the
committee On resolutions. !. pro
y;deti ina. / committee NJ Ave labor
representatives % named % 60 -
Washington ana ask President Wilson
and members Of Congress Tor fedora
intervention. The Legislature Of Cali
tor1.a viii b" asked 20 pass a law
rreich viii enable ne courts Of Tia
ata;a 70 grant new T-.ais n cases
Y .le-n convictions are obtained nv
1"--urad evidence or other f-audu
.rnt means. 4 resolution reconslderl1c
President Wilson 5 efforts N behat
II Mooney ana thankin: nlm :or MS
@ffor-s % save Mooney vas adopted
4etore ne convention adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
LABOR THREATENS
NATION WIDE STRIKE
TO FREE MOONEY
National Congress in Session at Chicago De-
cides Upon General Cessation of Work by
Organized Labor Throughout Country Be-
ginning July 18th Next as Means of Obtain
ing New Trial for Mooney and Billings-To
Raise Million Fund to Promote Plan

'-:-cago- jan. y genera s'rlAe
Of organized. labor designed - 9a--
aivza avar,. ,pf,s--,. :, ~. c,,,,,r..
- - u -'eN- -
vas decided upon -3daT Sv ne Ma
Iona, Labor Con--es as 4 means al
r,,a,nin- =, ,.r -.r ~ rho-,as
- n 81 i7''-iAs I
means adopted u Droaa-e the DESIRED
-e:,et All.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
NEW YORK MILK
AGREEMENT
STILL IN AIR

-A-baa-, y. =, Jan AFTER Gov
smith lad 0aen informed that an
agreement between ne dair-men anu
milk d;sI- buffers under which New
E0ri c!t- would recelve an unlimited
supply T mI!y lad been reached to-
iaE. chairman Downing Of the spec
a. mix comm ssion recently ap-
pointed BY the Governor ca.led tho
aEecut.ra On the telephone ana in
formed IN hat .hea g-eemenr wa
SUI n tOa sir owing 10 A new com
oiica,:nr whocn had arisen Ths
i.~%-nor however. expressed the be
ia nat re matter vas slight and
.ouid be adjusted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
WOULD PERMIT
MANUFACTURE OF
BEER AND VINE

albany y +. ian. IA movement
. save rom ouLav-~ he manufacture
anu consumption OF beer anT Ugh,
vines of sna-. a.coaolic content not
vstas,anding ne ratification u ne
fedora. prohibition amendment vas n.
algurared oy he New -org Fedora
Ton u -4oor. The executive commit
zee If he organization authorized he
sending Of letters % ~ representatives
n Congress aad . members y he New
York Legislature -4questng men, 70
vote Eaer ne enforcement provisions
are icing enacted Dr. C1ng-ess a.d ov
me seTera- states 70 permit lie ,.on-
-:nUed production d pure IgnJ vines
and beers Oh aon-,n. v-,ous a.cohoi!c
content-;ae ca1ie beverages Of aosts
Of Americans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
S|NN fem HEADS HOPE
TO SECURE AID WILSON TO
SETTLE IRISH QUESTION

Dublin. Jan. i-.-.EE Tie -Associa.-
ported here. IS ABOUT - 4ssue / proc
iamar:on tightening the laws against
The Sira Feiners. Some months ago
I proclamation vas issued under he
crimes az declaring ina. me sim
Fe.ners were dangerous. THIS vas
he uecessa-- preliminary vep =
ne suppression Il the organization
but 70 subsequent step aas ve- bean
AIKEN. TIE Sim Fainers :arenG I
he Na;.ora. Assembly meets . nom
mate Prof. Deva:era. -A-tlur t5rlt-
atas anu Count T!unae-- rs Delegates
o he peace conference. They ~
ella m representation a. : Ireland
were / separate state ,!ke Belgium
or Serbia. Thev 10 not ez-pec: That
mel. lam viii &c granted. out l--.'e
DONG al they en- . get President
Wilson 10 raise Tlle -r;sn question.
TIE Sim Feiners ara not me oIl!E
people who ,ook to President Wilson
FOR i.d. Another group IS i section
II moderate opinion urue! captain
Csvvnne. for:ner member Il P1rtia-
mem. VINO mas i scheme tor nome
-uie along federal lines. THIS scheme
would give closer protection without
putting I n A privileged position.
Il - believed nat Ireland would
accept his r Z similar plan : =
anne ION r,euI-a. t-'buna. instead
OF from the British Parliament L
resident Wilson should become inler-
esIei n SUCH i plan j, 8 G-gueG -
It's supporters. me government Vculn
De relieved If a difficulty and the
resident would get credit rom Irish
Americans FOR finding : va.- MI =
--It:ca. situation.
The declare tla- .le Sim E.,rers
although hey prpj3aJit' viii still pro-
test against 4 ing WITH England
would either laeV 20 accent me oial
IT D. deserted BY ,Aesr supporters. If
some Sicc ser-.GTe.lI > C0J -clci.
ed. II 6 believed t.lar Tier. Will ma
he -lsLa. disorder There : said 70 BE
A great Ieal Of Ammunition laaC *
pioslVeS n he hands = Wilder Suir-
lis. Meanwhile there 5 COM narrative
cain n Ireland. The eaG.ng SIM
Eeiners n -lelr Speeches ask +or
-.me . carr out heir policies tn
lepreca1e .npat.eLce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
~ THE HOUSE

Al order. introduced q. Rtr
BraErion II FerlaUl. t1at lie Stale
librarian furnish ne members If ne
Legislature VIII / Maine Register
and COPY { Feed : Rules. received
i passage
Rep Barnes # 5oulton tabled the
?esolv" q reimburse ne city T BID
deford for money expended ald #
dependents Of soldiers ana sailors
pending Is reference - The commit
zee II claims
Rep. Ser-v If Warerv:lle addressed
the House stating that he had at
tended % his duty n escor1.nG MS
colleague. Rep. Augustus Carey Of
Wa.erville - m Governor for the
purpose II -ak:a- he oath.
Adjournment vas rlken until IL
A u Tuesday. Jan. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
ARREST LIVERMORE
MAN FOR OPERATING
DISTIILNG PLANT

-ewisrcr Ne. Jan. 1---A-:er al
exciting chase taraugh he woods If
L4vernore and Canton. Arthur Four
nler vas arrested az Gil5crtviI.a Dy
lepu1y s.1e-,fs tonight charged With
ovning ana operating I piaii. fer
iist.llins spurious liquors. re d.
filling outfit was seized a. MS come
n LIvermore ny Sheriff Ferd z.
stevens ana four or mas deputies Al
50 a quantity II spir,,s. believed 10
haze been recently made WIS tiken.
Fourier escaped - the woods and
-aye the Ulcers IN all day chase.
re was Drought 20 Auburn .onigtlt
and tomorrow will De turned over %
tae federal authorities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
P ace Proceedin gs
Should Be Open
One Of I. Points at Stake Says loaro
Sena.or-Sena.or William Es-
presses Pleasure At G. 9. ?, Sup
Dor. tor p-esicent-5o-an Wou,c
lave Wilson and Delegates Know
courtry's Attitude

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Soran
OF Ldaao addresse.. ne Senate -oraE'
L protest against secrecy a. me peace
conference He sad the question vas
neither President wilson : POM COR
open iipiomacv vas 70 Be l:sca-ded
ent.rel..-.
Senator Williams ~ MISSISSIPPI, ON
ed Senator Borah n ne demand Tor
open proceedings saEiaE ls was glad
% sc. Republican helping 2-asiden,
wilson n ing daat.
Senator Eorah declared -e believed
ne mater ii publicity as . n pro-
..s...y,inEs . De one 81 ne most T:ta4
,roy,s,..ons before the conference and
sald i ouga. 20 De Aoow1 ina, lie
Senate vas Il sympathy VIII he COM
ulssioners opposing secrecy.
Gazing attention 20 he a-st q &c
-,-as,-en,'s !. peace terms. v1icn called
for open covenants y Deaca openly
4 rived a.. ne senator SAD here vas
10 question but that ms vas Intended
10 nee, .ust sucn practices as aow lre-
posed.
The question now i- Continued.
rs whether taa- proposition o 5e
utterly disresarded = The proceedings
a. Versailles
Although ,oday's press dispatches n
,ilcated ma, TIE SESSIONS might Dc opa,:.
ne senator SAID ne would Ike me
President ana ne delegates represent
.ng this counI-y 20 know that a great
majority OF the people believed ;le
should ne open ana al ne
suostant.a. details aaowl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
PEACE PUBLICITY.
Resolution by Z. S. End
Allied Press
Covering Negotiations Of Conference
Unanimously Adopted-Compr'ses
SIX Sections and Keynote is Insist.
enee C"on Full Publicity If All o.
iiberatsons Of Congress

Fairs. Jan. I7-IEy The .Assoc:a.ej
Press .-Represen.A,.ves ct the a.
lied and American press Il their
meeting THURSDAY UNANIMOUSLY
adopted the following resolutions:
'F;rst-It IS essential % insure all
publicity for The peace negotiations.
'second-The Official camnun.ques
should be as complete as possible.
Third-Ia addition - rhe comnl-
liCue full summaries Il the day
proceedings ne issued. aoi recessa-
r.ly for textlal publication 1u- or
me guidance II the press.
Eourt.l-~here should be 10 n-e1'-
ference With rae Intercourse between
the delegates and responsible journal
lsfS.
Fft!l--Jou-1a.isrs SHOULD be per
n;1,ed g attend he lorna! session
4 the conference.
SiE-h-I- s. recommended that -:le-a
be equa. lreatnenI II thc allie.
press BY he abolition u The censor
snip n al allied countries"
All except The French delegates a.
50 agreed 70 theSa Recommendations
F;rst-There should he direct rep
7esenta,lOn OF ne press a. re 81.
-.ngs NJ the peace conference.
'Second-The press CT each Il ne
great powers should be -epresenta.:
by not less han I've delegates anu
each II me smaller powers who &C
Jlvcly participated n me Nar shouid
Sc representa- prcqor..onareiv
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MORE SHIFTING
BALL PLAYERS

View ENri. jar. ~ t-lree-cor-
nered dea. between the Washington.
Boston anu Detroit Clubs Of the AM
e-icaa League completed here today
shifts SIX Well known haseba., PLAY
e-s Pitcher George Cu-nont AID
Catcher Ed Alnswor-h # Washing
-or 90 = TIE Red Sox IN exchange
Tor Harold JaIv-:n and 4 cash con-
sheraton Boston gives 70 the T:g-
ers chick Shorten Pitcher Slim Love
ana -A4rs1n..h FIR oscar Wiz. De.
.-olt tllrI baseEan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
OF Wilson's Address
in 1917
Dickinson. Washington cor-es7on-
der, |or George Sylvester Viereck.
Tes,.Hes Before German S-ona
ganca -ear'ng-cee.ares Forecast
Was FOR Use IN tire Marke,

Washington. Jan. -..--op!es from
ne military intelligence service dles
of er.e-s written 5y r. J. Dickinson.
X asnIng-on representative IF George
sylvester F.erecA 0efore ne United
States vent INTO ne war were reat
INTO ne record - t0Gays hearing be-
ore the Ssna.4 committee -nvest.-
eating German propaganda They
pu-p0rted % record The activities u
persons hiEh n Official lie including
President Wilson. during he months
nat preceded ire break with Ger
NAM Before ne .et,a-s we're pro
duced ~ Major Z Low- Eumes.
Dickinson rad Jeen on the witness
stand 4. MS own -aduest and, a6rI1-
ing .:.s employment oy Viereck anu
toid Of articles v--t-an TOR ne Far7-
e-Iand ana or an alleged torecas, FUR
aished ~ aim % Liereck ana New
York broker II one Of President VII
sons addresses q Congress
Dickinson vent INTO che sto-- of
ne so-ca!lec '''eaa" n advance af
one Of President .ison : addresses
@ Congress Just before ne wax
starred:
He sad ne sent 4 message ID Jonn
:. Harms Of Hairs, winthrop * Co.
New York. ne lay before The speech
vas delivered. forecast.ng ne P-esi-
dents ac-.on. Re said MS forecast was
pure dope ana r1at he gave II 10
Harris for Use n the market because
The latter firm vas MS client H
saiG ne sent similar message 20 Vie
rock
A. a matter OF fac. there was 20
-eak AZ all asked Senator Nelson.
No, -here vas 20 Ieak: just
Hoped j: 0ur mat the President would
make the speech JUST ike Barnard "
Ea-lcn did. anu ne made a consid-
.rable sum OF money on it
When ne House r-lIes committee
hegan rs investigation. Dickinson
said he found his original message.
and took il % Ser-etrv Tunuitv. VINO
4fe 49, 1c;iAs 1AtA4Scti u liz
gwen OUT the advance information II
he Presidents speech.
NJ Tunulty asked him 70 make
ne Information public. ne added. ana
lie gave the message 20 The chairman
IF rte House rules committee but
r.,a- was The last he aver heard ct H.
The following letter. said u haT-
been written June ; 1879 ~ DicAin-
son 70 Viereck was read, i earned
(centinusd On Page 4. Col. y
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Expect Decrease in
Price BituminOus Coal

Washington. Jan. --.EueI adnln.st-a-
ION officials e1pec: a decrease in the
orce Of oit1m.nous Goa! and coke "a
-esu-t rom an order -odav discontinue
ng maximum prices IN these .ommoa:-
.:es ana eliminating the zone g,-sie-rl
0. -ae.- distribution. The o-der Is Ell
tect.ve Fen out does Tot aHec, an
thrac:te -oa!. The regulations -esc,nu-
.. W cofays order include those gov
sing purchasing agents committees
~ profit margins allowed vhoiesai-,
ana -eta!l dealers. The taeI admins
-at.on announced. however, .ha; these
~e-a suo ect % reinstatement Il price.
wage. .alor production Or other con-
Iit-ons winch nay arse require I,
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B0lSHEv|kI
OFFERS TO TALK
PEACE TERMS

Copenhagen, Jan. IL
Maxim Litvinoff, the former
Boishevik ambassador at
London. has sent a note to
President Wilson declaring
that the Bolshevik govern
menI of Russia is prepared
70 cease It's world propagan-
ia il the Allies will agree TO
enter into peace negotiations
with it. according TO the So
cia. Demokraten.
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GERMANS MUST DELIVER
$4,000 AGRICULTURAL
MACHINES TO THE ALLIES

5ar.ln. ThursdaT, Jan st nder
ne terms o1 the proiongat;on Of ne
a--nlst.ce German must deliver This
=4r, 1-- sorre 81. 400 agricultural ma
4alnes # va-ous KINDS. As a guar
aatee Tor ne flIfilnenr u the 1e-
nands the Entente also reserves ne
r,Ent 81 occupying ne sector Of ne
:art--ss 81 Strassbou-- formed BY the
:ort.tica..ons On me r,gat bank Of The
Rhine. together with A strip Of ter
-,tor,- from i've 70 - A:loreters n
'front.' Of L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
B0RAH PROTESTS 460 DROWNED
When French Steamer
ChaOui- Strikes Mine
In Straits Of Messins or Nay from
7iracus 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Four Minutes-Many OF Surviv-
ors injured oy Ex3ios'or-T.o
Americans on acarS

Rone. Jan. --.-"he1 ne F-snca
steamer Caaou.a struck : nine = ne
straits OF Messlna =, ii ne - pas
sengers ana raw on board ware ose
The =,earer was on rs wa rom
2iraeus 70 Consian,:nopie ana sans
fo-- minutes alter striking i nine
Many Of The SURVIVORS vera IN urad by
ne explosion ana ~ere removed % nos
2ita.s n Aessina Two Americans
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- DEATHS FROM
MOLASSES TANK
EXPLOSION AT HUB

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deaths resulting +rorn ne bursting
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