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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards. Dec. nth The Eastern
train did not arrive al the yards until
well after noon time. and some Of the
cars were held hack by accident. NOT
arriving At Brighton until after Il P.
M This hurt the trade 70 a consider
aoie extent The beef cattle market
was decidedly weak Fancy steers and
oxen. which were in light supply and
were well taken at the previous range.
but the market for good ana medium
cows was poor, selling about cent per
in. lower than on Tnesiay. There was
NO reason assigned. other than the ap-
preaching holidays. and that the
dressed beef market was amply sup
Piled. Calves held steady ar Tuesday s
range Eogs were on cent per H.
The barn was weIl flied with mich
COWS. but the trade WAS late On starting
and was quiet. Mich COWS sold from
s6sa5eo
Representative sales-F O. Thompson
so1a pr. of fancy cattle raised by Gill
nan Eros. Foxporo. Maine weighing
sz9e lbs, and selling Al lie: s calves
nj Nc; Is sheep and lambs: sheep at &c:
iaInns at 13c: 10 hogs al TIC. dressed.
Ha1 d Lowell sold - fancy s1ae~s av
ISie Tbs. at 12ac. % steers. av. 12uo his.
ar Sac t. calves. av. I'D lbs. at I7c. 70
caves. av. I4e lbs, at &C; 100 sheep. av.
se his, at &c: Iesheep. av. 70 lbs. Al
4tc; 80 lambs. nv. 80 ms, ar I3c; 60 hogs
ar, lao lbs, al 12c. g u1ilch cows from
300 lI- 7. l.. hiInna soid steers sgxa
IDS. at lie. COW. al 6c. COW. Al 5Ec.
COW at &C: y calves at l1c, and AZ &c:
light hogs. 1t 12sc: and Il mixers
from A,sdln. Y. A Hanson soid 20
calves at TT1c; 70 sheep and lambs. sheep
n &c. and lambs II 13c: ! ur fancy
mich COWS for $500 and Ia other from
M5u1A- DocklnAn sold 5 COWS. av. 1lne
his. at SIC. COWS. I7De lbs. III &c: L
calves at I6c. A. NJ. Bags sold -
cows, AZ. I15a lbs, at &c. COWS. av
@e iha-- At sc; 10 cows. av 10 lbs. as
&c; g calves. at 1sc; 8 mixers from
ssoalaa. Putnam Bros. sold liz cattle.
from zamSc; 70 calves at SC. ana lie:
sheep at sc; - lambs at iBc. ana a.
13f: Is mixers from s6aT1E r. d.
Ffckeff sold Is cattle. beef. 5dlDc, and
l.e - frum 4fH9ac; calves at 1Tc Rohey-t
CnnnorS sold 70 milch cows from
ss5d 10. Otis Fl. Forhush sald - cat
lie from 4ifhaac; 9 calves: veais at Trc.
and small calves az SD each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES of the Days Dealings in All
the Ieadinp Stocks

S~ York Der IAN unexpected
~~e-sal IN British exchange and the
attitude assumed ny organized labor N
'ornecron with the return or the rziii-
-n~as czused tolay's duh stock TnarRet
o yleso some Of the ground gained dur-
IN Lae previous session.
ne decline IN bills On Lantion. which
e. aDout 70 cents below yesterday 8
xiv WAS attributed in some quarters
% tht decision af the British court re-
'nnT-rE the oan On imports into Eng
sana- This theory found few supporters
-fBuHr bankers and exchange deRiers-
VIM -tsEard the recent RECOVERY as a
a&tu-z -e5pund from excessive pres
5r1
Rails. especially low grade issues.
"ere Ienresssd one TO five points. nuf
sorne II this loss WIS recovered later
II the support accorded investment
SaIfcS at taar division
al loans ruled per cent. the low
esi -aie 0f me week, but Il was under
Sooc that The banks would moi release
iElt -llds except IN moderate amounts
-"' Nc balance OF the year.
Tn stock marker became almost stag
ar 1:-er the first hour. with alternate
allies 2ad declines from the irregular
3F1.inE Oils. motors and sieels pro
V'os ne principal element Of uncer-
,airt-
e=t&is and sugars were amorlk the
eT slstaIning features. the former
iLsFcs1i2g AS a result of better trade
NN7's'fs.s;,s. while sugars strengthened on
'fi'3sitlun n tae Senate IN the exten-
't, 4 government Cgnt-ol. Sales
ai7o -tnd q 20 90 shares.
.eaTurp of the band market was
~ activity of convertible or specula-
w Away issues, mustiy Al moderate
Hhf''ssions. several high grade indus
TAT 2lso easirg fractionaslv- Liberty
b'aIas $50 shaded with several of the
""s,lhtsanal war issnes. Total saseE.
- aiue, aggregated 81 4sIi aH Old [.
.'fFtes vHrr unchanged IN caii.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

horse backed I'D in his stall and IL.
hind feet drupred through a trap door
The horse WIS found hanging by ITS
halter
NS.S- "Wednesday evening Ine primary
de. ar -Tlsnt OF the Bethany Baptist
cturch will be given a Christmas crcs
IN the primary roHm. A program VII
ne gisea ~ the children anaer the IL
reclirn of Ars. Violet Fogs- The pa
rents and some II ths older people 4 81
invited
Tho Christian Ende2yur >ocietv q.
'he Bethany Baptist church will hold a
{ hr5s-rnas service at lhe State Reform
arory tor Women mex SUNDAY ar..--
noon. The church orchestra will pia~.
Christmas carols will lie sang aau
Chr sf1nas stories read A Christmas
r-es laden with gifts for the wurner,
Of rt1e retorrnatcrv VII oe pr~s--.ea
.? the society AZ tins time
County Commissioner e r. Good-
rs"n- who recently fell from a s-gp-
LADDER. injuring his side. is iinpryv,nS
SLOWLY
Fred Tuscan master Of Skowhece-,
Grange. accompanied ~ Msz. rsnea.
went 70 Bangor Wednesday where thsv
will attend the meeting or the S,F.fa
6rarEe as delegates from the skow.a-
gar Grange.
Al he meeting OF Skcwhegan Grac-e
hei1 "Wednesday. Dec. T. the foIiou-.E
ufi ers were elected. Qverseer. Lester
Setvens. lecturer. MS Safe Hill. c7-p-
lain. Mae Allen: steward. Reuae.1
French; assistant steward. p. c. Whit.
The master will pc elected a. the next
NEE ing. Dec j. A supper was serve I
by Section A-a hot oyster stew ana
crackers. coffee and dougnnu,s.
FRIDAY evening the First Phiiathea n
the Federated church viii hess-i it's reg,
aiar usineEs meeting. 4 spAcsa al sntsr-i
tainment program has been arranged
far the evening ana at the close n.
Christmas trse will be had for -As
members of the class each one VI 4
whom is requested to bring a rsf- o-s
not more tsan 3 cents in, wa,ue Re-.
freshments win he served
Jack Green, VIM has been al work.
fr Lar-H Sanborn cutting wood IN his
farm IN Madison. has returned 10 shuw-.
heran- Mr. Sanborn $ roa1 is sin i'm,
proving but he win be unakie 10 do arys
outdoor work for some tirnc to crne
gam connor Of the Lewirson Journar
was IN town Wednesday,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Chicago. Dec. B.
HOG8LRe1u1VW R.ao Estimated 10
mor-ow Esgee: active. muFtly 10 TO Is
cents luwer BrIk 1g75Elsp; top 1zi5;
heavy T.75n 900; med ium 1850 l4Da: Lgnr
T361n12sS; light lights 722..sd1y75: heavy
packing suws smooth -2D0llS5n: packing
suws ruugh 1159n1S1 pigs lyJanls5a
CATTIE-Receipts Ta.Wn Estimated
dium and heavy weight choice and
prime 1861 KS; common ISyad1S5p: light
weight good and chr,ce 1%ssfsla2s: COM
rnun ana medium -a9d1-.a Butcher
cattle: Eeifers 6Zsdl4ss; COWS 6esd 1900:
Gamers and cutters 5pbn60e: veal calves
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

dale Mass. with DR.. and Mrs. Nil
burn Fowler, called here by the ILL.,
ness of her mother. Mrs. Carleton P
Merrill. Miss WinnIfred Wheaton of
lewiston is caring for Mrs. Merrill.
Mrs. John Burke of Jackman was
II town Wednesday.
AT the regular meeting of the ODD
Fellows "Wednesday evening The first
degree was worked on tarae caadi-
dares-
P. w Monohan. State county agent
leader Of the Farm Bureau, who has
been IN Skowhegan- and vicinity for
several days. left "Wednesday after
noon for Dexter
DR.. Joe K Goodrich and Mrs.
Goodrich. who left Skewhegan last
Friday after an extended visit with
DR.. Goodrich's father and mother.
M and Mrs. z. T. Goodrich. have
been visiting with some of DR..
Goodrici1's class mates in and around
Boston and are now waiting their
opportunity TO secure reservations On
a western train TO enable them 70
reach their home IN Grand Rapids.
Wis
The regular meeting of the Euuice
Far'nsworTh Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution. occurred
Wednesday afternoon. December,
18th. at the home OF Mrs. Elsie FeI-
lows White The report of the sec
concerning business OF the Club
were read by the regent. Mrs. Edith
Philbrick- A musical program was
given. IN charge of Mrs White
AT the close of the program. refresh
ments were served by Mrs. White.
assisted by Mrs Danforth and Mrs
Wilson. consisting of sandwiches. tes
and fancy cakes. The home was
prerriiy decorated with flowers. The
January meeting will De at The home
of Mrs NJ r. PouIer.
Miss Geneva Smith. Miss Doris SOW
er. Colby college. Ma-yarer Green. Z
student al Posse Gymnasium schoai.
Miss Molly Blunt aad Margaret Lesy-
tt frum Wellesley. and Miss Lucria
Werrrurth. a student at the RoEers
Aa1i s-hooi. VIII meet in Brunswick
Tt'u-rday. Dec L. where they win be
entertained n D. X L house party
given by the young men Of that ira
te--1fty. The yuung ladies viii return
70 thcir homes on Saturday for the
CIR strnas holidays.
County Agent Sturer. ancunpauis~s ,,--
8
was IN Sorridrewock Wednesday, in
Conferences with c. II. Fuller uf that
town in regard % the Farm Bureau
program an dairy cHttie feed for The
cunning ysRr.
Joseph Pooier proprietor of the
Peoler grucery and meat sture. lost q
horse Monday night The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
SkOWHECAN

L I. Walton and A. K Butler.
Skowhegan attorneys. returned from
Augusta Wednesday evening, where
they transacted business before the
term of Law Court now being held
there
Ralph wiggin Of Rockland was in
SkO Owhegan Wednesday on 4 business
trip. returning ON the afternoon
train Mr.. wiggin reports a great
boom IN real estate IN that Maine
city. due To location of the East
Coast Fisheries in RockIand and says
there Is a shortage of houses 10 ac-
comodate people coming TO thar city.
Mrs. Il. s Hopkins left Ekpwheran
on the afternoon train of "Wednesday.
joining Mr.. Hopkins in Portland.
They have closed their hume for the
present
The seventh ana eighth grades held
an Xmas entertainment in the assern-
bly, hail at the Skowhegan Hir.,
school Wednesday evening. There
are 10 pupils in these two grades
and goodiy number were present.
MISE L.orenston. Miss Coiwell and
Mrs Gates. the teachers in these two
grades acted an patrunesses and
Mrs. Downs. the teacher Of drawing.
and Miss Carpenter. the domestic
SCIENCE teacher. were invited guests.
The evening was passed very plea
sanity IN playing games. singing and
dancing, and the new victroia waE
much enjoyed. The refreshments
We're OF pop corn and candy.
DR.. Cora NJ. johnson. superfnren-
dent of the WamRn's Refor7nnrpr-y.
left for South Portland Thursday
morning where she VIII attend a
meeting of the superintendents ana
trustees NJ State institutions which
viii be held at the School for Bows
located in that city
First Sslecrman Clyde H. Smith
viii make a short business trip TO
Boston. leaving Skowhegan Monday
next. The condition of Second
Seiectman Allie ]. Lew,a in slightly
improved.
A recent analysis of dry hard wood
ashes by tin County agent reveals
the fact that they are worth two
cents per pound for fertiiiner n the
present price of the chemicals which
they contain.
Mira Henry W Godford Of Auburn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Advertisers Often Get Results the Same Day. When They Tell Ad
A Satisfied Customer

is truly the best advertisement there must
be customers If there are to be satisfied custom
erz Therefore, you must use Journal Want Ads
if you would develop your business faster
II every satisfied customer advertses your husi-
ness the more customers you have. the more
your business viii be advertised A Journal
Want Ad Taker VIII tel. you how to get new
customers You viii be surprised to learn how
little it costs to use Journal classified advertis-
ing every day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
MERCHANDISE

1.TTI; western creamery extras THtd7@
CHFESE-New twins extras Scc2an.ss.
C0RN-Ne. yellow T74d175-
EGGS-Nearby aennery sasass: western
extras 9pusl.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 18Th. sacks.
145on 15sE.
EAY-No. timothy seISs.
I-AMB-Spr:ng 2kTg7.
OATS-Fancy 10 70 sc-Ih. sacks 9Ssd9s5
PGRk-M etiium backs $40.
POTA TATOES-Aroosfook Green Noun
taiHs 3oouSg5 per 1ee-ih. bags: Cohbiers
E5@ss: P. E. L white -5hzye; red 249d
20: sweets 2g5n2.ss5 per basket
SCGAR-Granuiated. wholesale grc-
GERS quotation. s5s per 100 lbs in bulk.
vEAA~l4MeS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
Name Undergraduate
Bowdoin Aids

Brunswick. Ne. Dee. LS|Cn nder-
graduate assistants have been ap-
pointed for Bowdoin College as fol-
lows: English. Robert W. Morse Il
Of Andover. Mass: French. Paul ".
Smith. 20 Of Portland. and Frank a.
St Clair. q Of Rockland: ninth
e1natscs. Brooks M. Tibbetts. 20 of
Pemaquid Harbur. chemistry. Jere
Abbot &c u Dexter ana Harrison
- LKsetbs 2i Of Auburn; govern
menr, L.uya n. nns,A. q Of Dexter:
history, Leland NJ Goodrich. 20 Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

NHIl1E0, IHE- 1h.
Renewed weakness n the British ex-
change and hog values had depressing
effect today on the corn market Clos
ing pfices Of corn were heavy. Z 70 IL
net lower. with January 1:es 70 1aal and
May 135R 10 1864. Oats finished un-
changed TO lower and provisions va
rying from . cents decline TO 10 cents
adranCe-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Pittsfieln. and George 0. Prout. q of
Saco; Spanish and German. May
nard g Waltz. 20 of Warren: Latin.
Ayron Il. Avery. 20 of North Lubee;
psychology, Harry Nelson. q of
Bangor; economies. Edward H.
Films. 20 of Dexter and Carroll L
Bean. II of East Curinth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

1575h7E.-55: feeder steers 5!5d19e: stocker
steers Gopa1.n
SEEEP-Receipts n.eoo. Estimated TO-
morrow Ia-aao: lower. Lambs 14.otd17ne;
culls and common 110aol450. Ewes: DE
dunn and good 75p6fsoa: cuils ana COM
mon 40e@7H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

100 Acre Farm $1150
Including $500 HEEse and

Gov, uiga. long nst tpsia. vagA hsr-,
nesa. crops: mail delfvere4. nsnr naU6-'
nnrz. cuuveninncea. Fertile iuamy 0sl0s. I
D-coU pasture. cream raken a. 0por.
wood. tImber. fruit. maple sugar Or,
chArris. brick huuse. barn. &c. Cwner s]
other business forcing quick sale. GzSD1
gets all. easy terms. Details ra0s s
StroMs Fail Catalog Farm Hnrn.
3 States. copy free E. A YEH0ET'
FARM AGENCY. 54 P, Old South
Bldg Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

New York Produce Market
New York Dec Is
wEEAT-Spot steady; No. 3 red .3ss
elevator export
CQRN-Spof drlner: new No. yellow
70 and No. mixed 16o a 2 New Yoriz
OATS-Spot ffrrn: No. I white g.
LAED-Barely steady; middle west
D4ln2D5h
ELTTER-Steady: receipts D8e tubs;
creamery higher than extras -31G74 ex-
ira " score 3. first slfd7e;; packing
stock current make No. . a.
EGG1SteAdy: receipts 48ze cases;
nresh gathered extra SIS, do. extn
fsrsfs 26s2: do. first SnE: STATE. Pa
and nearby western hennery white irst
TO extra S5nga: do. brown SSds6: do.
gathered brown and mixed colors S4dSs.
sUGAR-Eaw steady; centrifugal
n: fine eranulafed $50
CABBAGEs-No,nfnR unchanged
PUTATOESLNomiaaiI unohanEed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

New YaTk. DNc- Is.
berry bonds CLOSING: 3Ss SID; first
* second ~ M-sf: first 4&s "a. ~:
% 'nn 4ls TIA: third 4ss SEES. fourth
-. Victory KS s6.sS Victory 42s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
New York Stock Market

Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front 81. Bath. Phone $40
335 Water ST, Augusta.
Phone l8IS-1gI9
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT d CO..
Members Of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Services
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Ncw Yor-k. Dec. Il.
an - Daytg q
"'Ii'g vs.riav bifis z ia
'-1iu.'-;t.i 69-aaE. bills on banks IN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

The lnwsra EAsc<s OF humers SrsS
worse tiazn the outward They enilnn-.1
ger the whole systam. Huufs SAEn- i
pnrsija eradicate nil huEn0Fa. cures ALI
their inward and outward effects II iwl
the graA1 alfSrztfVe and tonne wnuss.l
merit has 5uem e~er~ where estan1isnaA-a q
-6y. ;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

Commercial se-day bills so. demand
21. cables 2.Th
Francs. demand In, cables z IL
Guilders, deynand s.1h. cables o..
Lire. demand 1890. cables Ia.
Marks demand SO, cables 2JS
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans strong 90 days. 30 dsss
and SIX months. md.
Can money easy; high 9. low 8. -ul-
ing rate 6, closing bid 5. offered q. 6,
last loan .. bank acceptances z
ab- COUP -----------..------.-.-.. Iiu
Z. s. is reg. .---.-..-.....-.-....- 1864
do coup. ----.---.-...-.-.-----..... Mss
A. T & T Cr. is ......-. ~
AnEio-FTencn rs ..-.....-.... IS S-ls
Atchison gen. 4s -..-...-.--.-.-..-..-- I'll
b & D. cy. AIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Central Leather IS --.-.--...... SSf
c. r L * P fdg- Is -..--........... 6.
c, 3. Q IS ----..--.--..-........ 9E
Int. Mer. Mar. is .--.--.-.....-. a3
New yurk Central IS .-... gp
pennsylvania gen Is .----...~ Il
Southern Pacific CIV. IS .. 1854
Southern Railway W .-- IS
Iniun Pacific 4E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
T. :. Steel ret as .-..-.. s73
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
BUSINESS, SERVICE

Business Services offered Is
OPRACTDR-Joseph E Hubert.
Z. c, New Puring.on Block. Phone
46i-W, Opp. station.
EAST SIDE PtdARMACa-S GONy
ST.-C. A Sheldon, Prop. Al line up-
ro-daie. Our location especially ap-
peals 10 rural trade.
HAULING CONTRACTS - Furniture
moving L specially. Wanted: Shorr
and lpng-distance 1auls by motor
trucks: J 70 Sion CAPACITIES any kind
Of merchandise; prices arranged by
day. TON or trap. Gardiner Auto Co.
opposite NJ. c. passenger station
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-F S.
Rand. nuitigraphing and mailing. 81
Water St.
TowLEG EAST SIDE PHAhMACy-
Your phone connects with ours We
are listening. We deliver free u
charge 6s Cony ST. Tel. GAM.
WASHINGS-RouEh dry &c per pound.
no rouu. dry less than &c. Augusta
Steam Laundry Co.
W-N-0w CLEANING-lt is our husi-
ness 10 keep your windows clean and
shining. Phone Lew when wanted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Personals 9
" 'RESENT-For farmers Call al our
store anytime before Jan ! and gel
entiIsls fyeee a Practical Farm Ac-
-9uni Book. embracing every depart
Dent of Farm Work; anyone can keen
uil. 10 minutes Il da- VIII 40 il anu
~ou viii know 5sst where vuu MAKE
iose money. II is free for the ask
HE. we cannot mail them. GeT-ish &
smith. Is Silver ST. Waierrille, Maine
Tel. 46e-
sA-rA-1GN ARMT-WaaTs ID hand
ricihing for men. women ana children
5Ts-M
Lost and Found 10
3CE-Las1 Small ane. contains .
a.s.uae1s. Left IN store an Water
=. DEG. III. z. Sproul.
PHONE vour Want ads. The Journ Ii
vii -asf yuu-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-19

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Arart-nents and Flats -
UPSTAIRS FLAT-Four rooms; elec-
lric lights. hardwood doors and bath
room. lM Bridge St.
Today wants and offers are preseut-
Ell IN cataiog form on the want ad pksc
Don't be afraid 10 answer the ciassi-
fed ads The Aannebec journal pro
tectS you.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
AVISO

Ell DIR. I. Gonzalez Martinez
anuncia a su numerOss clientela,
a sus amigos y companerOs que
durarte su ausencia en- Europa
Sc hara cargo de su cOnsultoriO,
gabinete de rayos X y laboratO-
rio clinicO, ell notable nedicO, DIR.
P. Gutierrez Igaravidez.
A tOdOs suplica y agradecera
infinitO Sc sirvan cOntinuar favO-
reciendOle con su confianza Y pa
trOcinio. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
,.QUIERE listed APRENDER
o PRACTICAR LA TAQUI-
GRAFIA, POR 81 SOLO?

Para todas las profesiones Sc
necesita conocer la taquigraffa: i:
el abogado, FL comereiante, el
periodista, Cl polltico, todo el
que haya de vivir de ND empleo
o de una caIl'era, 81 GoHoee la to
Iuigrafia tiane adelantad0 ell Gin
rnenta por ciento Ell la realiza
ci6n de su empeho. Pero, d We
ces, va sea porque vivimos apar
tados, en- lugares ell les que no
hay IN professor de tsqnigraffa.
o porque nuestras labores cotidia
mas Nc nos perniiten asistir q
una clase en- que tan dtil conOci
miento Sc enseile, nos qnedamoS
sin aprender 10 que pnede ser la
base de nuestrO porvenir, dandO
nos sxtraordinarias facilidades
en- la, cada vez mas co,uplicala
lncha por la vida.
Para resolver esta dificultad,
la gran casa editora: The Gregg
Publishing Company. de New
York, Chicago y San Francisco
ha editado en- ingles unos pri-
morosos cuadernos y ibros que
vamos a enunerar por sus tftu-
los para que cada cual p'leda yer
ell que mas faltasle hags, aunque
todos ellOs son de suma utilidad
tanto para los que tengan algu-
ma practica, como para los que
no tengan ninguna: ....
Progressive B0ercises, $O.65.
Expert Shorthand, Speed Co'M
Sc, $1.3O.
Graded DictGtion, $3.50.
office training for StemOgrG
phess, $0.95.
Hints md Helps for the Short
hand Student, $O.65.
Gregg Shorthand Reader, $0.35.
Lessons in Shorthand Pen
md',ship, 1920.
Tales from Shakespeare, $O.3
Practical Drills in ..ShorthGn
Pomneanship, P 5000.
The Teaching of Shorthand
$1.3O.
Gregg Shorthand Dictionary,
$3.50.
La casa Cantero, Fernandez y
Go. Inc, tiene este utilfsimo ma
terial que puede enviar por co
rreo a .cualquier parte de Ia Isla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-05
SENAD0RES BELICOSOS

lmiento militar. Lo que es mas,
fu6 un procedimiento militar que
infuyo poderosamente a que ga
naramos la guerra, pues con clio
Sc destruy0 ell poder <de Alema-
MIA en- ell lejano Este.
No ha habidO secretoS en- cuan
to a las demandas japonesas pa
ra adquirir las posesiones ale
manas de Shantung, y los sena-
dores que estan encendiendo las
pasiones para despues hacerlas
a1icOs, Sab1an este cuando los
Estados UnidOS entrarOn en- la
guerra, como 10 saben ahora.
Sinembargo, ellos han guardado
| toda su indignation para ell mo-
mentO portuno en- que pudieran
IeXplOtar de ira contra ell tratadO
de paz, Y por ESQ hablan con
tanta volubilidad Y recelo acerca
de ir a la guerra con ell Jap0n
por un asunto sobre ell que, como
enemigos de la Liga de las Ma
clones, insisten, y sobre ell que
los Estados Unidos no tienen que
yer NADIA en- absolute.
SabiendO como ellos sc las
componen para ser elegidOs, al
gunos de estOs senadOres, natu-
ralmente, Green que ell pueblo
americana es TN pueblo de ton
tos, perO es muy dudOso que en-
este case no Sc hallen altamente
enganadOs. El pueblo americana
no va q permitir ore el tratado
de paZ sea despedalad0, pUrque
ell gobierno japones Sc condujer
ante la mesa de las cOnferencias
eXactamente de la Mis"a E.2nCrl
que los crlticos reDublica""@ de
Ia personalidad del Presidente,
insisten en- que los Estados Uni
dos debian -cOnducirse.
Pero 81 existen senadores que
sinceramente Green que la inte-
gridad territorial de China oesta
en- peligro y que este pals debe
dar los pasos necesarios para
impedirlo, deben ellos tener pre-
sente que los medios mas segu-
ros de protection estan en- ell con
venio de la Liga de las Naciones.
La Liga es el 1nico instrument
to por ell cual la exploitation
egoista sobre China podr1a pre-
venirse; aunque los senadores
que pretenden erigirse en- desin-
teresados amigos del Celeste I'M
perio, son los mismos senadores
que tratan de destruir la Liga
de las Naciones y abrir un cami-
no para la partici6n de China o
para otra guerra mundial.- De
"The World).
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