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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
To Consider
Knox Resolution
Early Next Week

Washington. .Gne THE ri Quito
n soma. OF Knox .orrner ssr>tla~v q!
state. h ,.ave ne -erlte DEE re def
Itil:.iy IA. {; IAN nul accap, ne -eaEu.
o. Nations Interviewer win ne asa@e
IraAtT WAS pu+ on ne calendar OF ms
Sstiate todar or consideration err,
-.ext wees
IN reporting he measure ne co-s! e,
relations COMMITTEES amended H. auwev-
CT ana struck OUT me section which
would nave declared I Z policy o. ne
American government . cooperate =
combating any -2,Ire menace % ne
peace ot Europe The provision wae
eliminated by 1-2enus II ne ~asnIu-lu-7
atte- 7 became apparent tnat favorable
ronfTllr-ee action nn ne measure 9tne--
wise miEnt re auu4ngared
On the motion to amend as We 4s
on ne maj vote or 4 ,avorloit- -nng--.
al democratic -1p-l7.s.-s voted IN ne
negative and II each cas+. were .olne.I
~ senator McCurlner. Ee?uoIlca-. ..
nF-h -nakota. 3 league suppn~-a- r.-
anal approva- he vote STOOD s q :.
Two successful motions 20 POSTPONE
actnn ny me committee anti mex wepr
were MADE w senator Putnam. r.eIn-
oc-a-. q N.radR, ana when ~.,na. ~
KNOX ar asked unanimous consent
10 Dr@se,l- ne ta-n-a bic re9o-- 10 tnn
Senate .he -eGuest q. IRIS: was 1iuc.t..
~ Senator Robinson. Dernocrat ii A.
kansas 7e Withdrew A!s direction
however uaon agreement hat NJ SCI
ale snoU.G al nu-r un,.I Monuae-. n
mere would NJ no deha.e on ne rs :
uuon Ems wAeh
When che measure comes In ~ 1rs-
II he week Is supporters WI ~ Il.
press 1 2 an earl vose 50 maj T
adopted j, WI reacn ne Versailles
conference before ne signing n no
-~ea-- LeaE.a supporters ara expect
Fl . -nake a.-cer agnt against sucl
aG,iDn. wh.le tnev u4sc:a.rn ln,e.1t..,n
~ cDndua: 4 1..nuste- lnev sav hey
vii no1 Da--nI1 q vote unI:i ne ~asnlu-
non mas neer discussed =, 3ene-n
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Compromise
Ends Rail Tie
up at Detroit

-et-o.t Mich. June -@-De-rnlr's
traction r,eup WHICH became effective
asst SATURDAY. night came n an end
aa-.y tins evening when The striking
carmen If me Detroit United RAJ
ways voted 70 accept an offar by me
company Of wage inc-easas ION 81
IS and Is = 30 % and Co. cents an
hour The men aaa asked an inc-case
OF = cents
The carmen accepted Ihe company =
compromise a:te- AT ali-da~ debate. 4
large number OF the 800 strikers al
locating a stand or the or,E!nal 10
rands ". n Hahonev. president If
me : ma. cana-ed -Associatlon nj street
and Elertrica. Railway Employees ma =
ly prevailed unon hem ~ acce1I me
Offer when. ne said constituted the
highest wage paid stree. car men n
the United states The men viii 70
crive - cents an hour +or me FIRST three
months Of service. "a, cents fnr me mex
nine anu 50 cents an hour after d vear 3
employment.
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APPARENT FlzzLE IN WIRE STRIKE
COMMERCIAL SERVICE NEARLY NORMAL
UNION HEADS CONTINUE CONFIDENT
Autopsy on Body
Miss Gay to Aid
SkeelS' Defense

lawrence. Mass, Jl,ne An aUtop-
sy was per- formed tuuay on the oodv Of
Mss Flurence Cay. for whnAe DEAN
Mrs. Bessie II {Skeelsl -undE-an IS
now on trial charged with murder, Dut
the examination by medical experts .ur
ne government and he defense was
postponed pending -he arrival u ok
culoE:srs when me organs now N pms
season II the government Will ne e&-
ahmed with ne BODY. The defense
mad not succsedeo n obtaining me se,-
wees of poison eKpe-- tonight
Mrs. Edith N ACE. COUSIN Of Miss
Cay. VINO was called by the prosec2-
non yes erc;Ry, completed her -est-rno-
ny .a-e today anG four other witnesses
were called tor orie. statements.
Mss Luce identified several articles
thai were found IN me Skeels' -opm
ONE. She admitted ina; she mad taken
some things herself rom me GRy nome
% her home n Winchester. Du1 Sc i
she WAS WITHIN her -.Ehts IN dong tnIs
as cnnsaryator Of the estate.
Grace Levser unt Ell:aaern Eesiel
Anhoft Acadernv pupils, ana Miss Ruth
2. Ma-ceau. d teacher a. ne academ"
VINO lived at ne Gay home. identified
clothing round n ne Skeeis -onrn IS
heir Cwn. AL three differed IN her
statements ri wna1 Ms. Skeels mad tuid
them Was n her opinion the NATURE If
Miss GAYS illness. mentioning rnHinu-
triton. nervous breakdown anu cancer.
Miss Marcaau sald thai when she "a
turned rom le- Christmas vacation II
~ Mrs. Skeels md ner burglars nj. !
been n me mouse. Under c-oss-eXa,n-
nation she sRld she had always cnr.-
side-ed Mrs. SkeeIs KIND. gouG ana cun-
SLANT with her patients.
: le=antier Crockett. VINO was al eZ-
,lressr1an IN Anduve- during the winter
n 1a1--ig was the last witness Of the
ga 5e lead rom his record npok 20
ages a. eight different mes rom Mrs.
Skeeis' addressed 70 the family Of ner
brother, Alfred Wilkins. n Savonne.
X
row n complete testimony OF me al
legged la-cenles. They arr eEoected q
ne followed by Medical Examiner
George X Tow - -aw-ence and "
Charles Z. -Aabot; Of Aadover, VINO WIS
" IS GAY 6 attending nnrsicIan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
TO AID OMSk GOVT

Paris. June H. Associa.ea Press
The reply Sent by The Council It
Four Today 70 me note Of admiral
haicaaK extends - Inn and MS as
SOCRATES n me alI-Russiaa govern
ment al 0nsk me support set forth
N the original letter IF me Council
70 hoicnRk. This IS interpreted here
as meaning dc facto recognition of
me Onsk government
The texI n me reply follows:
The allied and associated powers
wish - acknowledge the receipt Of
Admiral hoicnak reply tn their
note Of MAY e. They welcome me
terms Of ma; repir winch seem %
Continued On Page -Coi. 81
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Food Heads
Decorated by
Belgian Cow

NV J DIX. lane --.-,j1lius :
Burns LnItua States wne.4; director
ana = olaai. yneInners 4t the toud
administration. gran corporation anC
commission FOR Relief n Belgium
have been decorated by the Belgian
government Tor their services during
The wa !, was announced here %
DAY by Edgar Packard, joint di-ec-
Tor Of the American Relief Acuin-
lsr-aIlon.
Recipients included; Commander
OF me Order Of me Crown:
M. Barnes William Anderson
Glasgow Philadelphia. counsel Of Inc
Food Administration ana Lieutenant
Commander john Ga1e New FORK.
nara a.t4che III ne American le!-a-
non at Copenhagen.
Officer Of ne Order Of The Crown.
F~ank CroUeil, VICE 2residen. If
me Grain Corporation, ana Theodore
a hlt,narsil. lolr. director Of Tie
American Relief a administration.
Officer Of the Order 81 Leopold L.
Henry CIews. New York. treas
u~ar Of ne Dollar Chrlsr-nas Fund
1ur Destitute SeiC,ans.
Chevaler Of me Order If Leopold
Il
E.edd.nr,on F:ske. J Goldman. "
x Richardson. Joseph II. C'NeliI
rrancls Peabody and Charles C.
Brakeman. all Of Boston, members
81 ne Belgian F.ellef committee Of
New England.
Chevalier If ne Order OF The
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Sketch 81 CO.. Sournara

Lieutenant Colonel William Ed
ward Soulnar-i, known as me hero Of
Torcv ana one Of ne -nost gallant
officers Of he 18th Division. was
born IN Garland. April -, 1876. the
only son Of me late L'r. Merritt
Southland Of Comma. Lieut.. Gel.
Sou1na-d's mother Mrs. Mary Greg
airy Southland, Is now living n Ban
Cor. The coIunel comes Of fighting
stock. HIS father went MO ne
service Of the Stars ana Stripes
when Civil war clouds lowered anc
racelvad ms honorable discharge a.
me close III me wa. Il was only y
when ne answered me first Gall for
volunteers going out rom ne North
n Co. 7 Of ne 9th Maine Volunteers.
Returning. ne entered Bowdoin and
after E-aduaLlon from Medical
>chooi Of ma institution ne began
MS practice II Garland.
When Lieut.. Col. Southland was
about four wears oiG. the family 70
mupad . Austin. Nevada, whore Dr
Southland was county pnNsiClan.
Service on southern batIleneids had
undermined The doctors health and
ne was attacked ~ ty'Qhus ttver
while hls wife ana son were visiting
IN Maine and died after a very brief
illness. Ms Soutna-c HIS bean
widow FOR - wears. Always she n
sr.l}en MO her son ne splendid
principles Of manhood ana 1a-1u!
ism. The coiunel's g~aG- Gr'a1dta-
tner. Constant Suul aard y Comma,
was val aran Of ne Va. q -a--,
The c9jcnel was out .-S when ne
came 9ack with mas widowed mother
and ms Younger sister, now M"si 9.
:. Ma-'rows Ct East Corlntn 10 Name
and hey settled 4 Bangor
Col. Southland -ecelveu h!s ealca :
non N the public schools 1f Garland
Austin. Nevada and n Bangor. f@e
entered Bangor E.gh school nuI go
not finish MS course He enierHG
Miss --ecur-on : private school aad
prena-ad himself Tor course n
Rensselaer, t'olN-achn-c -lsl II =
TOW. Y. Y Where ne cook rwo-
vear course. ana became c!v1l 9n-
-lnear. THIS was a course. destined
= ae-a- Years. 10 AID me coione. n
me 3ig game Of lay.ng OH, ground
n XII ne Huns and nCw well ne @iG
ma; me ~acord OF America : 2ri1 ~
VISION N me wa- SHOWS wall
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ALLIES TO FURNISH WAR SUPPLIES
TO OMSh GOVERNMENT IN RUSSIA
IN FIGHT AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI
FINAL REPLY SATURDAY

BY TIE Associated Press
The Peace conference barometer
when ms Tor some me been vac-l =
ia-nr between pessImIsrn and ont
n.sIn as 70 the probability OF an
early agreement by ne Council Of
-Four On me answer % Inc Ger
nan counter proposals 10 ne Peace
--earZ, aEa.n registered optimism.
F,-am Pa-,s comes me almost defi-
mite statement mat ne reply Of the
allied and associated government 70
ne Germans S complete ana ma
all ina, IS now required u END the
tense Situation Is % GRAZ: the ans
wer. prnsen. i 70 the Germans for
the.: dna. cepiy whether -aey ac-
cept or ~elec. I.
According 70 a STA. amen: made n
a Responsible quarter n Paris
a g-eenents n principle on al tns
aIspu.ad points nave been reached
by me Council OF -Four even on ne
question whether Germany IS Or Is
not 70 became d member Of tne
League Of Nations and as regards
ne holding Of pIenlsclJe n M
per Sliesia some -Irne Saturday mas
been SCI unothc!aIly or me presen-
ra.Ian d! the allied reply - ne Ger
mans.
IN Als--1a Hungary me pou1lca.
sltlatlpn IS considered serious. E.e-
ports nave Il tna- a CummEn SITS
government s 10 he set up n AIS
t,Ga next ~unnav and TIA: Austrian
COMMUNISTS vii ally .ne!nse! YES
with TIE Communist faction II hun
gay
n Germany GustaTe Noske MINIS
ter Of defense, mas thrown down lne
gauntlet r ne Eadlca. -nayor:tE
Socialists. VINO nave been attempt
ing - force MS reslgna non ana maj
u Premier Scheldenann rom ne
executive committee OF ne ma or-
~ parry
We are still IN Office anu We WI.
StlCk. oeca ase i IS our dutv ID save
e4is' = q mali t1c-t'pIt, NtShS lttia[ -
cd. Noske 5 strong hand N putting
down disorders caused the demand
Cor his resignation.
The supreme Council has informed
AdIniral hoicaak. the anti BoIsnevik
leaoer n Russia, tina. MS -epl. 10
lis Offer Of allied support in the cam
pAlgn against ne Bolshevlk. is sii.-
isfa@toIv. This IS regarded IS mean
,nE a.. facto recognition Of ne Omsh
government headed a.- ha.cnak by
ne allied ana assCcia led powers md
he furnishing of munitions md
supplies t0r hoichak $ ruupa.-n.
zen 4. IS made ',v ne B,,l..si, GOV
ernrnent of -epnrt ina: British
-roops are operating against net-o-
grad
oklo adv'ces a~e % he effec:
NAT SERIOUS dn;5-JaDanese agitation
5 spreading II China which may
develop INTO 4 genera, unt.-.-,rr r-7
movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
Labor Support
For Proposed
Phone Strike

Atlantic CITY. \. J.. June IA
strike designed u Grippe ne Ieie-
phone systems II me country vii
Je-.n On Muu.av Win ne all mora.
supper. u ne American Fedora
-.cn u LABOR unless = sa- sfac.ory
working agreement - reached be
t3ra J.ar -lIne between Postmaster
-7,-na~a Furieson ana ne Interim
r.aru 2rut htrnonG Of EiecIrlca
ri urE+-s wr4yc numbers among is
members ne ou.k q urIon telephone
Operators n ne Unltau States.
~ unanimous vote ne 1,aGors1~uc-
l.0n convention e.! ne Federation
adopted Il resolution JuduE giving Is
Suppurr II me s,lyne ana providing
ma. President Samuel Com pers
should appcln, committee rom me
convention 10 Cooperate Win d COM
,ait;ee O. ejeCtI.l;.. workers. Jnis
1u41I carcrl.t,pe - lake up grey
ancee WIKI me pnsloffce authorities
4. Washington n lie hope o. aver, :
,nc -ac strike
during ne debate Postmaster Cen
e-z.. Bi,-iesor was ----nea a '.-Tran
rl..aL" ofTicIal by delegates who
,honrf1t any attempt - Obtain 'Ius-
ice from ne 0osta- executive would
ne utterly futile.
Representatives. IF Boston telc
unorn operators VINO ~e"entlv We're
~ strike arrived "a A.IanIc CRY to-
nay ana con.er~ec WIN numerous
apleEatas. The committee winch
VII ~ q zach an agreement with
ne postmaster genera. plans 70 be
IN Washington tpmurrow.
The convention also adopted today
a resolution urging Congress =
make an appropriation and pass
sucn other ieE1sIutIun as may De NEG
"ssarv 20 enable the : nited States
Enriuvrer. Service % continue
eunctlcn.ng INT. :; an be esrao-
Arheu On a per.aaaerc~hRsls.
The Joint committee which viii
take up the strike question N WASH
rrton was directed by a third res
oiutiun % axe such action as might
ne appruplia;a n bring home 70
congress NECESSITY for PROVIDING
,,1rnedlatalv Cor the Employment
SERVICE whIyn will nave IL 60 out Of
business unless further -InCs are
MADE available for it. The service
was SAID 70 have proved of the
-,.cates, value 10 labor and return
.nE soldiers.
The convention listened - sever
al addresses by British ana Japan
csc delegates who emphasized t:lat
closer cD-opera tIon between the Ia
boring men Of various narlonalltles
would furnish means Of preserving
The future peace Of the world.
s Nj Walsh. delegate from Can
ada. told me convention tnal I've
workers have a battle - fight.
There is ne one 70 fight il for US.
We must trnt il tor ourselves The
universal elC:,1 hour day IS The pray
teal solution. N Canada. a. least. of
the returned soiGier problem. The
elGh. hour day is the flrsr step to-
ward the six hour day"
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claim 5000 Operators Idle and Tie Up Will
Be- Complete by Monday - Railroad Tel
er-a3fers to Stop Handling Commercial
BUSINESS After 6 A. M. Saturday - Order
Affects $4,000 Men-Pres. Konenkamp Sat-
isied With Progress = Company Officials
Sav Effort Is Complete Failure

...-, aq -2.-DerpiLe claims
-. ..--...a-. -1a1 1870 telegraph
...-.. va die today anu L..a.
.r wn4.d ne complete ..
.7---a-cIaI telegraph bus
Nv e..!.-r between The Iars-
...,.. ing handled OF prac-
.. . s.--at4 yasls. according 70
~, az commercial company
.7-., ..lcers Ut the CONNER
-4.ec-,a:ne-s Calnn Of America.
aa ne strike 70 enforce de-
-. "a. e workers pc permitted
..z...zs "'1ArEaln collectively and
-, ul1e wages. We're elat-
.nuuncernent from St.
H.. -uIun "a lroad releEra-
: --. 1raered 70 discontinue
s.7. .-!1u.7a~"lal business after
q ---..~aae The order WIS IS
NanIon. president If
-7e- - |a.l"0ad Photographers
~. vtfH operators I was
arv ~r r.-ir1ad opera ors viii
- 10, az npaLneuc strike
.eear NJ developments of the
- ID. was sta1ed
r.. -o.~- -alned further con-
..~ni.. a,iupt on by me
s-.r raap~aslun Of Labor CT
...... usaE.nC nora support u
- F.. LIED Tor JIne 10 by The
--..-.-, .>~0t nernooi Of Elac-
Z. ~ ,~sa-s ne union men cla.rn
1~o..--. las a membership #
. including the bulk
IL ~ -e-en"aGe opera ors through
es ".r.~ Charles Ford. ser
i .. 3roIheraund, denied
z. - me rnErnbs-s alrsady
--.H". = n svmpa ny with
s.: -. IN oreera -o,s.
hea-,-,a-r!r. president ~ ne
l--r.- ezra :1hers Cuinn. a,-ec--
g --.-- .~nrn neAuQua--e-s her.
--n,iar II Inns-d.stZnce tei.--
: "~satIons WITH eastern ~pp-
r..-'-as declared assurances mat
80. Ia; me n~oher 0pe-..t. vas
sfF -" would ioJn the strike -
-s I='. c0ments warranted sucr
e. f.c,A.s ri me Weste--
f --.r.@.ned re strike mas Dee-l I
u~e 50 "a as laac coTr7-
o-~e~ned Officials q M
..--~. ah-Eanie %. asse- thai
.- moved without ,nte--u,.-
! $50. a-lon of Western Tnio1
= ~arreserJs t. ner cent
~.' s.. %. ne Western Union.
a.s--~-.as ION all sections of
ing al workers wera
- u'" despite -he "u--Ds-
49, Tu"r o. PAGE -Coi. 3,
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Man
Elected Head
Maine S. of Y.

Wa1arvllle. NE. June Lieut.
Colonel William z. Soullard Of Ban
gur vino was al officer Of the 10Srd
Infantry Of the 18th Division. was
unanimously elected division com
nander a. Lhe concluding session Of
me annual encaInpmenI II ne
Maine Sons of Veterans rnua
Colonel Southard WAS senior vice
commander when ne entered me
Federal SERVICE with The Second
Maine Infant,'v
Other officers elected ware EDner-
A. Cony OF Augusta. senior vlce
commander, Ralph Il. Green wood 0f
Portland. Junior vIce comma der
and Edward n Could Of Guck.and.
secretary and t-eaSurer
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Knights of Malta
Elect Officers
At Lewiston

Lewiston. Ne. June in.-Si1.v del
eEates Of the Grand CommanGerv
Knights # Malta for Maine and New
t3a-npst1ire az the 18th annual SEES
SION TO-DAY elected the Following Of
fica-s: Grand commander. Charles L
= Caswell Dover y. Fl: generals.
sirnn. Fred ". WenLzeli. Auburn
ca-ta.n-general. Charles ". Buxton
Nashua, Y. H recorder. Thomas =
Sale. Portland: treasurer. Fred Old
field. Portsmouth, n H
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Final Reply to Hun Peace Heads Saturday
Austria Faces Menace OF Red Regime
Allies to Aid Admit k0lCbak In Russia

Peace Heads at Paris in Full Accord Over
Terms to Germany-Reach Agreement
On Question of Gernlanys Membership in
League = Reported Communists Will Set
Up Government in Austria Sunday-To Eff
feet Alliance With Red Faction in Hungary
German Minister of Defense Defies Rad
icals in Effort to Gust Him
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Boy Scout
Week
JUNE sTol4

c. u nat IS Boy Scout Week:
A. a week set apart by procla-
nation Of the President Of
the United States for the
purpose Of Strengthening
the work Of the Boy Scouts
Of America.
@. How is this to be done.
A. By enrolling one million
men and women as Asso-
cate Members of the Boy
Scouts. thereby securing
their interest and co-opera-
ton.
G. What are the qualifications
for Associate Membership
A. Nothing more than an in
terest IN helping boys TO
grow into good men and use
full citizens.
G. Is there an age limit for
Associate Membership"
A. No-a.l adult men and
women are eiirble.
c. IS there any cost attached
\. Membership fee Is one dol
lar year.
G. What becomes Of this
money
A. Il vii be used for exten-
SIGN and field work Of the
Association - 10 organize
new troops and educate
present troops 70 better
work.
@. How many Boy Scouts are
there"
4. $4,000 IN the United
States.
Q. How many should there be-
A. There are ten million boys
of the right age. all of whom
would be benefited by Boy
Scout training.
G. How do I Join.
A. If you are not approached
by the Citizens Campaign
Committee. any Boy Scout
official will take your SUBJ
Sc,lptlon and see that you
get the membership cey-tifi-
cate: or send check to
Charles G.. Bancroft In
ternational Trust Co, Bos-
ton.
lHuuRunlUnRUn
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FederalS and
Rebels Clash
Near Judrez

II Paso, Tex. June - Al : clock
ms afternoon hgnt.nE between SIR
nlsh parties of Mexican Fede-a.s
and the rebels Of Genera Angeles
was reported n progress N The VI
entity Of JuareE Agricultural college
four niles south OF JGa-ez
Americans returning from Juu-ez
a. 3.la o clock said tnev mad been
informed by Mexican officials that
parties of Villa men mad been re-
ported approaching the fenera
trenches al The JuareZ race track.
about a mile ana half south of The
town. Other reports saIG ne Y lila
troops had entered the race rack.
Jua-eZ, June IL. Is reported that
al 9 clock tonight all civilians are
70 ne ordered from the streets of
Juarez and Ill establishments closed
by order of The military
Juarez. June IA Mexican pay-
master-general stated late this az
ternoun that fighting was n progress
about three miles east Of JuareZ and
that apparently the forces of General
Angeles were superior 10 those Of The
tederals.
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THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England Fair
Friday and SATURDAY,,
Eastern New York and Southern
New England: Fair Friday and pro-
baby SATURDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

For Friday and Saturoay. North
taltntic: Middle Atlantic: moderate
euss, winds for FRIDAY and Saturday
North Atlantic: Middle Atlantic
Moderate east winds. fair weather
The prediction for this section Of the
country is generally fair for Friday
and Saturday with temperatures
normal.
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Boston Forocast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Fair Friday and probably Satur-
dav. Moderate easfehly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

I sold my used car At 4 fair
price through the Wants"
Many an auto owner has had
such an experience.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-13
El Gran Canal Cordoba -Sevilla

Espaiia ha tenido un rapido des
arrollo en- todos los ordenes duran
te el periodic de la guerra Y. ha ex-
tendldo sus relaciones comercia
les con la America del Sur V ell
Africa, de I'm modo, que Sc hacian
necesarias grandes facilidades in.
ternas tie transporte.
Sevllla es una ciudad antiquf-
Slma, con muchas tradiciones v
una historic muy envidiable, Y no
o0stante estar solo sesenta mi
Has de la costa, las corrientes del
rIo Guadalquivir quedan doce
millas fuera de los limites de la
sciudad. .
'Sevilla ha desarrOllado pr0spe
ramente un gran grupO de indus
trias, de las cuales algunas de
elias son de ceramica, tabacO, vi
nos, aceites y. maquinarias.
/ j Las pieles cordobesas, licOres V
tiligranas de plata, han sido en-
todos los tiempos muy famosas,
pero la ciudad ha sufrido en- ailos
recientes una gran baja, a1n cuan
do cuenta con un nuevo ferroca-
rrll que la cOnecta con Malaga, Sc
villa v Madrid. Cordoba en- un
tempo fue ell centro comercial
mas impOrtante del mundo.
El propuesto canal, segdn 10
describe Mr.. George L. Paul en- ell
Evening Post, de New York, trans
formara tOda la region compren
dlda a las Orillas del rio Guadal-
4divir y permitira ell desarrOllo
econ0mico y la Independence in
dustrlal de tOda la naci0n eSpa-
nola. El rio desemboca en- ell At
lanticO y las z6nas banadas por
sus aguas son inmensamente ricas
en- minas, y de gran valor para la
agricultural, para ell desarrollo de
/ fuerza electrical u un coSto cXorbi-
tantemente bajo, siendo su china
maravillOso, mientras sus habitan
tes no tienen rival, en- su mayoria,
por su inteligencia Y SUI laboriosi-
dads
= Dice Mr.. Paul:
''El plan de ingenieria .presenta
do en- connection con este proyec-
F.. to, cOnsiSte en- la construction de
once diques del sistema de las es-
lclusas Stoney, tai como recien-
temente han sido construidas en-
| el Rhin. Estos diques variaran
en- altura entire seis y diez metros,
Iy en- case de inusitadas inundacio
nes pueden estar completamente
levantados, quedando fjos los pila
res y los entablamentos. Esto Sc
Irefere al sistema entero de Dire
mage sujeto a los torrentes del
rio. Los tanques que estos diques
han de formar dentro del lecho
mismo del rio, constituiran un
amplio canal 10 largo de su cur
so. Las desigualdades seran ven