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The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17

this state. That indeed might be
true, even lacking indiction, as it
does, and clear exposition Of gov
eminent scientifically applied.
It is generally supposed that the
democrats are the only pie-hunters
but it is clearly evident that the
numbers at the latest pie counter
were sufficient to form a regiment.
We doubt not that good selections
have been made but our sympathies
are. on this cold winter day, with
those who went away hungry.
The governor retained the SER
vices of the Game Warden which
seems the right thing to do but he
dismissed the man at the head of
the Farm Markets Bureau which
seems the wrong thing to do. In an
office of that kind experience is the
most important asset. The outgo-
ing man was first class officer, the
incoming man is probably equally
good but he has to learn trade at
the expense of the farmers which it
is supposed his predecessor already
new. There should be no politics
in the farmers Bureau, besides see
what muss Governor Alexander
stirred up when he fired Sholtz.
Latah county is doubtless ably re-
presented in the present legislature
but 1t is not on the map as it was in
the palmy days when Oversmith
perambulated the streets of Boise.
The only criticism of our friend
was that like the parrot, ''He talk
ed too d..n much" In those days
Latah county was the prominent
county in the state but this is not
saying that 1t will not gain its for
mer prestige at this session.
Two ladies are members of the
House and they do not hesitate to
show that they "are tickled to
death" to be thus highly honored.
To Mrs. Drake goes the distinction
of introducing the resolution to
ratify the prohibition amendment
of the United States constitution
and also of making the first speech
IN the house. If traditions stand
for anything she will also make the
last speech. Selah.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17
School Starts Monday

At meeting of the school board
this week it was decided to start
school next Monday, January 20.
All of the teachers are here and are
ready to begin their work. Prof.
White has recovered from his attack
of the flu and is rapidly regaining
his strength. The board felt that
as there were so many who were
protesting against keeping school
closed any longer, it was best to
resume work as long as the town is
free from influenza cases.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17
From RIP" Foyer

The following interesting letter
from Rip Foyer was sent to the
Gazette by Bob Shumaker, of Pull
mar. Rips many friends here will
be glad to read the letter.
Andi1ly, France. Dec. IL, Is.
Well Bob l guess you will be sur
prised to hear from me. 1t will
soon be three years since left the
town of Kendrick and my thoughts
often wander back to the old place.
| suppose you are still working
for the Kendrick Store Co. Right
now have dandy job working for
the good old U. S. Government.
am now in the regular army,
Machine Gun Co. 55th Infantry.
The best company in the 7th Div
ision, known as the "Black Devils.
We are sure a bunch of fighting
devils if | do say so myself.
spent Il days up on the firing line.
We were over the top November 10,
the day before the Boche took to
the tall timber. Believe me they
found out that the Yanks could
fight. The day l went over the top
sure was exciting going across "No
Mans Land. Every time we heard
one OF those big shells coming we
hit the dirt and believe me | sure
got close to the ground. The OBJ
ject in laying down is that she'll
can burst 10 feet away and the
shrapnel will fly over. That shrap-
mel sure is wicked stuff. We never
had very much gas. | was gassed
one night, but the gas was pretty
weak and it never affected me very
much. | claim 1 was lucky bird
Say Bob there are lot of Kend.
rick boys over here, but the only
fellow or person have seen since
left Kendrick was Otto Rauschke
and | met him in little French
town last week. Well sure didn',
know him. He came and said "art
you Rip Foyer" | said that's me
who are you?" When ne told,
sure was glad to hear 1t. We had |
, long talk about Kendrick. He sai'
!. that he, Otto Rauschke. was in tn
115th Engineers.
; Well since the war has stoppe'
we have been cleaning up the ol'
battlefields up till last Sunday.
2 We are now on our way to Lux
= embufg for a while. Don't know
? when we will get back to the States
' Hope it is soon, altho | like thi
fine. Nevertheless | will be gla
? when | step on on American sol
2 again.
Well Bob give my regard to m
old friends and pass the letter g
{ round to some of them so they ca
S get my address. I'll sure be gla
: to hear from them. AS ever, you
friend, Pvt. F. Foyer, Machine Gu
: Co. 55th Infantry, 7th Division, A
EFF, France.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17
No Flu in Kendrick

There have been no new cases of
flu in Kendrick for some time and
the few who are still confined to the
house with the disease are past the
stage where any danger of con-
tagion exists. Conditions at pre-
sent Hook very favorable in town,
although there are a large number
of cases in the territory tr Id uay,
as nearly all of the ridges have a
number of cases, some of them
quite serious.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17
From Tom Long
Nov. 25, 1918.

Dear Homefolks:
Will drop you a few lines today.
This is Sunday and the first one we
have seen for several months that
we didn't have to work. We are liv-
ing in barracks at present near Blu
Court, about ten miles from YER
dun. We were through there few
days before the armistice as signed
as we had to go there to cross the
Meuse river with our guns because
the Boche had blown up the ones
ahead of us. We never reached our
last position as things were brought
to a close while we were on the
road.
We have been busy cleaning
things up in general lately. We
looked somewhat run down but still
had lots of pep. We went IN our
first position the 9th of July near
Montmuroil and followed the Boche
to the Vesle river. They pulled us
out of there and we conveyed to the
St. Mihiel sector. We got as far
as Thiecourt on that drive when
we were moved to this sector. We
were in the Argonne and Meuse
battles and were only out of range
of the enemy guns once and that
was when we moved from the
Chateau Thierry front. suppose
if the war had continued we wuold
have been relieved sooner or later.
We made good record while we
were in it and saw some hard scrap
ping. 1t sure has been a greatlex-
perlence and am glad had hand
in it.
The weather is pretty cool now
but no rain. suppose this is due
to the fact that there is no shelling.
Every big barrage we were In, it
rained. Sometimes for days it was
a continual roar of the guns but
the only time we noticed it was
when it ceased tor few moments.
December 9, 1918.
We are part of the occupation
troops. We are billetted on the
, line between Luxembourg and Ger
many. | have already had my feet
on German soil but we are not al
lowed to go wandering around over
there. We came through Luxem-
burg a few days ago. The people
are very nice to US here. We are
living in convent. Have plenty
of water and electric lights.
! Everything is awfully high. paid
two marks or fifty cents for five
pieces of candy that we used to sell
for about five cents and other things
are in proportion. There isn't any
thing that we need very badly,
, though, so it doesn't matter so far
4 as we are concerned. Fat and
sugar are the scarcest articles.
The people all seem to be very
: we'll clothed. There are quite a
number of people here who speak
English and some that have lived
in the States.
The weather is damp and foggy
but not very cold. Suppose you are
I having snow by this time. have
. MT seen any snow since we left New
e York. We have never been any
e place that was as disagreeable as
: Camp Nils, l.. l.
: | certainly hope your flu epidemc
= is over and that you have escaped
r it. Will ring off for this time.
;, Wish you happy and prosperous
a New Year. With love to all. Tom
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17
John Cone Chairman

John Cone, who was reelected
county commissioner and is now en-
tering upon his second term in that
office, was elected chairman of the
board. Elmer A. Paulson of Thorn
Creek and Columbus Clark of Julia
eta are the other two members of
the board and are also republicans.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17
Not Hold Farmers Week

Owing to the influenza situation
througout the northwest the U. of l.
will not hold Farmers and House
keepers Week. Plans are being
formulated tor big program next
year.
The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-17

lloyd Strong. book-keeper in the
KendricR Store, returned the first
of the week from Spokane were he
spent short time with his family.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-10

Todo la one ~ In dichu Y ~ dice diariamente
del carranriSm". nor rNa@er:td" que lfirezra, re-
sulra paiidu j ~ comparl con los hech"N- y ANA
administration ~ It. iuzga p"r Hos rfccto> que pro
dpce en- In >ucie,Iad. Las palabra> alti>omante>. las
promeSaS brlli>ima>. las acres crn>ura> Il los item
DOS paSado>. uuc "Sicmprc u maestro pare~rr son
mejorcS" Seguu d.. .Iorgc Manrique. 81 ponen Il prur-
ba con los hccho> Que 81 cNperimrntan : los ''i;'-
le> no son "tra "co>a". que las rnu>ecuemciaS &c
SIS prccrtenIr> orl%cne>.
Al carranri>no hay quc iuz"arlo pr |" ~" en-
McXiru >uccdc. La $iJuaciun "c"Eumic.t ,ci pueblo
eS dcSe>pcrada. Los trabajadorc>. a]gohIad"> p"r
eI hambrr trgtam de- cmi"rlr Y >ucumi'cn Il la
mi<crIa. La ~rcdcntora" carTanci>ra ha pur>ta al
pueblo IN roudiciomc> crnnomicl> dr>r>i"r'i'ia>,
COMO 10 hacru >abcr las hoia> "flcialc> ' "ilci">;>
que Sr publican rn Ia capital.
En- una dc elias. cucuurram"> Ia >l@uientr
rclacion. que lcma>iaIo NOS in>truyc >ohr" las con
dicionr> dc los urabaiadorc> "r"'tlmlI">.
Mas de- >ciSrirnt"> Urahaiad"rc> arrtbar"u no.,
d., y dc fr.r,ro. q r>ta riuiad dc Torre"n. pro
cc,lcntc> lie Ciudad -Iuirrz. E>to> trahaJad"rr> u"
p,dirrop rnlrar u los E>ta,o> Uuidn> dchldo Il que
cireci;,n de dincro para pagan los der@ch"> &c
inmigraci0u. De Ciuoad Juar"Z n"ron cn'lado>
:. ,>ta. i ,louir llc"arou murirndo>r de hambrc. ha-
bicndo Vi fal!rcido aI@uno> de clos.
FL Prr>idrurr Municipal. >enor EJuard" tiHr
RIA. haci"rI,lo c>iuerzu> cn"rmc> c>ta alnnrntal'"
- 49,, pubrr .cn,c para cvitar que >ucumha. ' Sc
ll rrlrgraliado urgrUtcUcntc i la Sccrctaria dc TO
hcrnaciou pidicndoIc que rnyir passes dc frrEocalrii
MIRA los ira l l;i,lorr> con 81 ubiCIo dc que puc4ian
ir>,. - sis ca>a>. - NJ ~ Ninlcnta cl cnVl". ma
rho> dc cllu> moriran. pU"> Fl muniripio.-cl We
charlottesville podra >n>tcurrlo> ai@Un"> dla>. -
~rhr quc proutn Ilr@arau "tr"> cIatr"cicnt"> mas.
Este. dc>.racjaiam, nIv. II" - un case aj>lad".
OR" lie los p~rriodico> n"> haze. identi"'> relates
rryrlaulonu> Vuc la >itGaci"u r'"n"micn del ru'-
bio mcxirano. * >cncillam"nUr dc>e>pcrada.
I-,, ia. in> urriuGirt> >cmlOiIciairS nos Curlijl
l., "aInar.a o,ii>ra dr los "brrro> .mcNican">. d-
cicu,ru">:
La lmlrga y tri>tc "ii<"a dc los trahala't"r">
;i.,,. rr,i>miin> .rInru>l>im"> y rmoci"nantc>. Gle Il
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ACTUALlDADES EXTRANJERAS
cUARENTA ocHo AMOS DEsPUEs
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA

mas angusti0Sa retirada y alll tantbien
fue donde. en- JUNO de 1918. lie dieron
| caZa a los bCcnes. 4 81 veZ = los obi
| garon = que cruzaran nuevancnte cl
Aisne. y aUn rs al! mismo donde
cilos ven llegar, iMnetrantcs. 4 los de-
legados de Ia Alemania ~anglstiada Y
sofocada.
Las c5rtinil.&S cstanan bajadas :
era de- noche: ia no ser nor ESQ ha-
brian podido yer las aldcaS cuyas ca
Sas no son mas que un monitor de
piedras. V 4 las cLaleS no han nodi-
do volvcr nj las muiereS nj los ninos,
por que los goUh"S les hacen una que
IRA noble, Pero dc.de las vcEtalas
De Sus camaras, pudieron ver. a In
luZ del alba. 81 ~espl@ndido parque Gu
yas linens cienen Ia ~hermosura Y IL
DureZa tcI genio de Francia; pudie-
roY yer cl ccspcd dGndc. frente 4 los
e3aci-os. uu pcilu tonic, hacia ocho
diaS. Ia fotograTia del gr,;po lorna
do por e. general V por sU Estado
Mayor. fotografia que "I'Ilustration"
reproduio con motive de Ia IMPOSITION
&c Ia ~forrajera canada pOr Ia divi-
sion uuccS ell terror De los noches: pu-
dicror tambiGn. III rolve: = suhir al
| auto. admicar IA nobleZa de Esta
grauitrctuia senoriul. 9, immense pc
| r:stilo de hclias preparedness, : las
galerias Glr ain astiu aGOrnadds con
cuaIros: a travGs dc las vidrieras pu-
| dioron Yer i9ualmentc q comedor en-
vos horores no les fueron hechos: Y
los s~alones ionde tamDoco entraron
roruuc h"biera podido haher al@O de
ini;z;i 2ci6H en- cue l~aaZaran una
oicada SOLVE laS mesa> de lo2 da"til6-
grafos y de los telegrafistaS.
En- SUs departamlentos Re plafortS
clevados Y de ventanas inmensass 70
deh;cron haber dorrIido mucho--y 81
Sc les diio en- 'i1nde : h~allahan, de-
ben habersc hcchD amargas retleX!o-
ncs acorca de los I@-liLoS dc ST &c
mcraci6n. que aplast6 4 Francia en-
"Trarcfort". Y "icnc a eEcusarse dc
clio en- "~Francport".
CoroZro yo Il mas dp m Official
| frances qu". 10 mismo que su gene
raj. no disfrurarcn dc I'm sueno tram
nui!o haio csc tccho que abrigaba q
los iofcS DE SIS adverSari0s en- IL &C
titut de humiId.s soiicitantes; pero
81 neaa. t"nia por ori%en IN eEceso
he coZo y Ia dulzura del justo des-
quite.
Ia vlSpcra del lila que yo pas en-
81 Castillo. G. MARQUES del Agui!a il"-
hia idc a a~Sc@urarse dc que no les
faltaba NADIA a los soIdados de IL Ill
vision 0;:o 60 hallaha acant0nada en-
sus dominios Ne imagine tamhi"n
su orgu;llo Il caIsa lie podcr decir que
alci6 q los ap0sroles de Ia hUmilla-
cior alemaua duraate Sill gHglGo paso
nor entire ~r,so;ros. Aoucllo eS ina
fucrtc cmoci6n en- ia vida de un HON
Ire : una fccha imporcceGera eli II
historic del Castillo.
Frarcport bora 4 F~arr.eres. >era
Grcciso cue Ell Versailles lie 1918 BORE
l.amhiGn Al Versailles lie 1871. De cs-
n - Sc efectuara Ia distraction
| nrrificadora de los norhres geogra-
ficos. de los sitios. de los p~aiSaics, de
| Ia coNcicncia Y del homer de rran2la,
II mismo tempo cue II !i5ertad dc Il
concicHcia humana.
Leo CLARETIE.
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la Ultima ~c<neranzn de los rcTu@ia-
dos rusos cstrihaha en- kolchak. dict&~
dor de Siberia. pcro 81 logran Lenine
Y Trotzky cue los aliado3 rctiren s0s
~tronas de Russia. esta Ultima esp"ran-
"a Sc hahra dcsyanecidc por compile
to. =.
Las ~antes sigucn r~ioricndo a mi
lla.cs. diriamo1tc. 81 P~atroSEado, CT
MosccM y en- o.ras tildadcs. Las
eridsmias. espccialmcrte n tifo'dca'
producida por Ia deficiente ailmcnta'
zion. estan hacienda rerecer u NIL
ehaz personals, al grado ce que los So
nr.tureros r!o Sc dan tempo para en-
terrar taEto caa&ver.
Ultimameatc Trotzfy ) L-ninc h2-l
d2do drdenes secretas &c qIc a tod"r
los enfermos incurable> Sc is prlVe
Dc IL vida.
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TRABAJARAN PORQUE Sc RE
DUZCA Ell PRECIO DE LA
LECHE
Quieren tambien que este artlcu!o
msiore de cal;dad, e~vitandosc
las adulseracioneS

La Association de PropieIarlos dc
LecheriaS dc la ciudad. ruya Socie-
dad Sc formo recicntcmeute. ha acor-
iado trabajar intenSaTentc porpdc
Sc redlIzca cI precio de Ia leche y,
sobre TODD. porque este articulo SC
expenda con toda la pureZa cue es
indispensable para que no sea noc!va
4 quien IA tome.
Con este motive. Ell la ultima
iunta que celebro Ia "icuciorada ii
| C~ruraci0n. sc acOrGv diri@ir al Mayor
y a los ComiSionados de Ia ciudad,.
una communication ell II que sc les
Suplica que Sc sirvan poner en- pr"c-
tica todoe | riCor de las leycs rCSpcc-
twas. para cvitar QUE Ia lechc sea
en- modo algunO adult"raGa, Y para
cue los traficanreS en- este artlculo
tan indispensable la pon%an en- eli
mercado sin mcZclas Dc jngrcdlenteS
ningunos que son perjudiciales a Ia
salud de los conSumidorcS.
Sobrc este particular Sc llama la
atcnci6n de los municipeS, ~eXpresan-
do cue los agrupados tienen conocI-
miento de que un gran numero de
reycrdedoreS del procioso llquido 10
eStan hacienda objeto de muy DAM
mas adulteracioneS, para 10 cual Sc
| pide ii Cuerpo Edilicio que aumen-
tie e. numero dc IHspectorcs del ra-
mo.
Otro de los asuntoS tratados. CO.
no antes decimOs, Is procurar Ia re-
ducci6n de los precios de este artlcu-
10. para loerar 10 cual So van u ponei
en- rrictica diversoS ~proyectos que
seran presentados en- IN session pro-
yima. que tendra llgar Ell los nri-
meros dias del mes de Abril.
Por 10 pronto. los propletarloS
de lecherias ~agrupados Green que el
municipio pcndrl TODD 10 que este &c
81 parte para cv.tar que los even
dolores sigan vandicndo d iechc SIN
mcZclas de irgrcdientes rerJ"dlc'a-
les para e. c~ompradOr.
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LA COSA MAS CCNOCIDA

81 listed o algin conociGo Suyo han
uSado 81 ALMA CORDIAL. saben
! que no hay otra medicinal en- el nun
do mei0r que csta. para %rinoncS. CO.
raz6n. tos. resfrios pasadoS, tis!S. as
ma. sangre impura. catarro. ~debliidad.
falta de vigor. pulmones Y nervIoS
debiles V rclmatisnoo. rs tan aga
dab!c como el azucar y no tiene ma
los efectos. Lea este Y 81 desea mas
| pidaIos. "Senores: Hoy he tenldo
la oportunidad de noiificarles que
me mandcn una GAIA del ALMA COR
DIAL. pues hay aqui Il sonora
que esta muy enferma y 20 lie reco-
mcnde csta medicinal, porGue Sc los
bueros reSultados cue Sc obtienen con
81 uso. ' Ror ESQ mando por ella.
Por 10 cual les mando un peso en-
pa"o Y cspero me Ia manden pronto.
Su servidor, Guadalupe Irujillo. Rus
sell. Colo Alma Cordial Sc vende
Dor todas las boticas, pero 81 su boti-
carlo no la tiene o no la quiere or
denar para listed. mandenos un peso
: nosotros Sc la mGndamos porte pa
rado. Sc DENUELVE DOBLE
DEL PRECIO 81 no BENEFIClA
\ QUEEN LA USE. Dirijase Il
MILLER and CO. Sta. \. Dept. %.
Con Antonio Texas. (AdV.)
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Como 2repaTativos para Ia diffusion
del yolShevikiS,nc Ell 81 forma mas
v~ioienta. que sc proyecta en- e proXi-
no ver@no. Len.ne ha ordenado una
moviiizacion lie todaS las fuerzaS
rusaS. para 10 cuai Sc obliga 4 scrvir
en 81 ~citrclto b"lSheviEi q todcS los
hombres de IS a - amos.
Lenine Y Trotzky han suorugado
tan terriblemente a Russia que no
hay auien sc atrcva 4 levantar 81 VOC
contra ellos. Sus eSpias Sc italian en-
Jodas parties. : las victimas o some
Jidas a tan arrocss t~ornlentoS que ia
Dlurna sc r~eSistc d describirios.
He aqui los ejemplos de Ia horri-
ule crUeliai dc eSos mcnSJruoS: hacc
POGO Gie $4,000 prisioAeroS que re
gresham dc Alemania fueron asig-
nados a un cspeci2 de campo lie re-
concentration. cerca Dc Moscow. Co
me dichos repatriadoS no fUcran con-
ducidoS nroHto 4 Sus hogares comen-
aaron Il murmgrar. EntonccS cl So
vet local obr0 con tod& a~ctividad.
Guards rcias rodcarou TODD cl cam
iramcuto como con ina red dc ametra-
lladoraS. Y 50 dejo de dar!es a!imentos
= : infei.ces. 4 IA { que Sc les
impid;6 que Sc committeeman con ma
die.
ASH Sc, dei6 morir de hambre Y de
sed = Tar gran mulJitud. Despues. en-
varios 50 eStuvieror llevando
los ~cadavcrc, = los hornos de crcma-
ciar.
Otra eiemplo dc .ruaidad. a quo
nunca lego Moron mismo: en- 0ctubre
ultuAo los campeSiHoS lie I'm djstrito
cue Sc halla Il Glen millaS De Moscow.
rchusarou obcdecer IL orden de lie
var las cosech2s Z h ciud&I. Y en- MI
nero de 5000 a 1000 - Unieron para
~Getenderse. Una frer2a mas hume
rosa de GuardaS RoioS lie at;.c" con
observation-disclosures Y canones. Las Qua
tro oujntas parties de aguellos con
Observation-Disclosures peYecicron ell Ell
campo de hatalla. SuS aldcas fueron
GIemadaS. y SIS iamiliaS Sacrlfica-
Ga$ sin piedad.
Los sobrevivientes fIercn ilevados
q Moscow. para ser ciecGtados, Y
nara que taics "~ntcndiesel que no
dehia2 openers Il as urienes del So
Vet - is iii" muerte con refinajio
iuJo is sueldad. \ unos Sc icS 4
travc>6 con cstacdS 2filadas. otroS
-,Fc,.rr ..,v.-,eu+nG,- n ~ r.- nnn,uS
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L-nine. con = ogjeto dc gaIar lem
po. segun q misnu dec.ara, IL pro-
metiGo : los aliados que acceder;i
aenviar Delegates j Ii ISla del Prm-
cipc. con Ia condici1n de que nc IN
tervengan para NADIA en- los asdntos
interiors; dc Russia. Tai proposition
>cra a~ccprada. Hrobablcmcntc. ' ella
dara cl triunfo complete a los boil
shevikis. como 10 rccouocc ci mismo
Trotzkv v los refugiados uS0
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En- 81 c@uartel:

Digs ccnscYjpto. Gpcr que lien
IN botin amarillo Y otro negro?
-Es para difcrenciar Ia dcrccha
de Ia iZauierda. mi %tenjcnte.
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M Lt NpiId. - hv''''''' -
IN tempo. haSta que al nGeyo o!ea-
e de bar6aroS. los &varoS. conyITtIe-
ron 81 Dais. en- m desierto. Lue%o
.vinicron los Slavos. Y DalmacI" formo
parte del primer EStado seroio, cuya
corona pas5 Ell el Siglo MI 4 Hun%rIa.
La historic lei pals durante la Edad
Media Is ana larga lucia contra los
nIinearoS Y contra los turcos. ' eS-
fuerzcS impctentes para veneer e yu
90 de Nenecia sobre las ciudaGeS lie
IL costa. Ca ciudad reir2 del Adria-
tico e~ierci6 pleno dominic haSta ell
fin del siglo XVII, Y mantuvo 81 IN
fluenc;a hasta 1877. Austria inter
VINO nor UT momento. perO tuTo Ouc
huir ante IA cs2ada nc Napoleon
one primero a5judjc6 Dalmacia a TIA
la. ' deSrues Ii areXo a rrancla.
S dice que duraHte Ia domino
zion ROMANO hab:a en- OalmaciI Gin
co milLoncs de hahitances. on tan
20 Gue ahora solo nay seiScientos mil.
Tara. ia capital. como todaS las cIu-
dades ~costcna<. IS tipicament" vene-
ciana Ell apariencia. Aun IL rodea
una antigua mGraIla Y so3re Ia oucr-
| t. principal 81 We t! Leon alado &c
Verec,a. E una ci1Gad actiya. de
augoStas GALES. siempce llena~ de
| t~2rSeunres: &c veAta32s curejaGas. Y
90 bajas puertaS. Su irdusrrIa prin-
! cipa! eS la ~destilacion del maTaSQui-
no. de la cercZaS dalmatas.
La tormerta revolucionaria sigue
azotando con impetus formidables L
Ia rencida Alemani&. ' 10 mas proba-
bic es que tonga que ~recorrer ei mis-
mo trayectc dc Russia. . decir. pa
sar del gobierro lie lo~ socialistas mo-
lerados al de los boi$hevihiS. Sc tc-
MA T. en- Ia TRADITIONAL discipline a
~ie9ana. que alejaba (! peijgro de
I que las tropas 50 unieran = los sparta
! ciG2S. zero no ohStante. = ha preSen-
| tado " tal peligro. tropaS de la ma
rina. las mi>maS cue no qulSIeron sa-
.r 4 dar nj enemigo hatalla naval. Y
| cue Drsc:pItaron a rcndicion. esas
m;sroa. 80 han nerado ! com6atir ii
| !ado del gobierno. Y sc han paSado
> los coatrarios. 20 mismo que partc
de- la tropas que guarnecian Berlin.
e es cue TODD mace te1er que trlun
fen los roioS. = toda Ia propiedad pu-
blica Y priy@Ga desaparczca. ' o ell"
! .odas las s@?ancias.
Las tEcrzaS eneHA%aS del o'uef
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1919-10-23
QUICK ACTION IS NECESSARY
Estimated Production 10 Regarded by
Representative Byrnes and Others
AS Being Extravagantiy High.

Washington.-Quick action by Con-
gress on a resolution ordering the
agriculture department to issue a new
cotton report on November 2, show
ing .he crop condition as of October
rs was promised by house leaders,
Representative Byrnes, South Carroll
ma, author of the resolution, announc-
ed that he expected to obtain house
consideration. under an unanimous
consent agreement. Such action was
delayed by other legislation holding
the right of way as unfinished bust.
ness and previous order Of business
will similarly prevent action.
Favorable recommendation on adop.
tion OF the resolution was given unan-
imously by the house agriculture COM
mittee after southern congressman
had urged immediate action as neces-
sary so that the true crop condition"
may be made known this year for the
financial benefit of the cotton planter.
Feilure OF the government report,
issued almost two weeks ago, to recog.
nize abandonment of fields was blam-
ed by Mr.. Byrnes, as causing an es-
timated yield Of more than 10000, 900
bales this year. The departments es-
tmated production, he and others as
serted, was "extravagantly" high.