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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-06-25
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-06-25

Who'd do the work of the world IL
everybody were rich?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24

Domingo 10 de Noviembre. Tn
dfa Otofial, en- que Sc despide Ell
sol, regalandonos sus dltimas ca
ricias. Los berlineses salen a yer
la revoluci6n callejera.
Los peri6dicos burgueses apa-
recen con el permiso del Consejo
de soldados y trabajadores, luego
de haber prometido no decir ma
da contra la revoluci6n. Con Ell
LOkal Anseiger y la Norddeats-
che Allgerneine Zeitu,sg, los socia-
listas Independence han segui-
do un sistema mas energico; Sc
incautarOn de las redacciones e
imprentas, y los publican trans
formados, respectivamente, en-
La Bdndera Roja y La In
ternaciondl.. sAsi entienden
los revolucionarios la libertad de
Iopinion que ellos han reclamado
antes tan urgentemente?
Adenas de las banderas encar-
nadas que lucen algunos edificios
p1blicos y los automobiles ocupa-
dos por soldados, marineros y ciu-
dadanos de la Guardia roja, no Sc
ven mas emblemas bolchevikis en-
ell centro nj en- los barrios bur-
gueses. En- el Norte, en- los ba-
rrios obrerOs son muchos los bal
cones adornados con trapos ro-
jos.
Sorprendentes a Ia manifesto
ci6n convocada pOr ell partidO So
cialista independence su paso
por la Potsdamerplatz cuando Sc
dirige al Reichstag. Van los ma
nifestantes, hombres y mujeres,
con sus trajes domingueros, muy
limpios, muy cepillados, adorna-
dos con cintas y flores rojas. Lie
van un gesto alegre, pero solem-
ne. Sc les adivina un deseo, a du-
ras penas contenido, de cantar un
himno patri6tico que lie ayude a
acompasar Ell paso; ell Wacht am
Rhein, por ejemplo. Pero esta-
mos en- plena revoluci6n, y todas
lesas bellas canciones que entona-
ron los alemanes en- la escuela, en-
las jiras campestres y en- el Guar
ltel, deben ser olvidadas, y como
los m1sicos revolucionarios no
han compuesto otras han de mar
char silenciosos. La procession
tarda media hOra en- desflar;
calculamos 5000 personas. Mu-
chas mas, cien veces mas, son las
que pasean curioseando los des-
perfeetos que ell ardor de la Guar
dia roja ha hecho en- las fachadas
del Palast- Hotel, del Central Ho-
tel, del Victoria Hotel. ;. Decidi-
Fdamente, pensamos, la Guardia
roja aspira a la desaparici6n de
los hoteles.
Nos hemos reunido los perio-
distas extranjeros para acordar
nuestra conducta. Queremos Sc
guir a nuestros lectores. Ell CO.
rresponsal de un peri6dico holan-
des propone que quedemos orga-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
A LOS ACCIoNIsTAS DE
PORTO RICO BREWING
COMPANY.

En- Junta de Directories celebra-
da en- New York ell 9 del corrien-
te mes, Sc acordo pagar un divi-
dendo de $50, pagadero Ell 10. de
Febrero proximo, a los accionis-
tas de esta Compania.
San Juan, P. R., Enero "a, 1919
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
Il Desastre de Alemania.

blecerse la Republics social sin
lconsultar antes con ell pueblo en-
las elecciones para el Parlamento
constituyente, y ell segundo pien-
sa que la Repdblica social debe
ser un hecho Immediate. Ell Con
sejo de soldados y trabajadores,
reunido en- ell Reichstag, ha nom
hrado, en- la primera session, un
Comite ejecutivo y -ha impuesto
la unidad. Ell Gobierno provisio-
nal Sc forHla con paridad de in
teryenci6n de los dos partidos. So
10 queda fuera ell grupo .llamado
Spartacus, que capitanea Liebk-
necht y Rosa Luxembourg. El
revOlucionariO Liebknecht no
abandona la Traditional pedante-
ria erudita.
AL anochecer sale la primera
hoja extraordinaria del Berliner
Tage5latt, con las condolences de
la Entente para el armisticiO. Co
mo son muchOs los ciudadanOs q.
Sc quedan sin conseguir un ejem-
plar- ell que 10 pOsee esta Obligado
| a leer en- voz alta. Hay un apla-
namiento. iEs el hambre!, dicen
tOdos.
5C6mO pOdremos conner 81 nos
quitan. parte de nuestro terrific
rio; 81 nos obligan a alimentar al
Ejercito de ocupaci6n y nos pri-
van de medios de transporte? !?
/ No decfan que la Entente Sc
mostrarla generosa 81 echabamos
al Kaiser? :D0nde esta ell Will
son que nos prOmetfa una paz
justa? Hay la sospecha de que ell
enemigo Sc muestra tan exigente
porque We Alemania en- plena
revoluci0n, Y entonces Sc inicia la
c0lera contra los directories .reyo-
lucionariOs que no espefaron, y
debilitar0n con sus pr0pagandas
la resistencia en- el frente. Los
socialistas dicen que la gravedad
de las condolences recae sobre ell
Kaiser, porque no abdieo antes de
que la Entente las redactase. To-
davfa siguen creyendo en- la ge-
nerosidad de los gobernantes de
Iii Entente para con una Alenit1-
mia dem6crata Y Ell la ayuda de
los socialistas franceses, ingleses
y yanqsiis. Nosotros creemos que
las condolences son las que va te-
MAN pensadas los Gobiern0s de la
Entente para imponerlas a una
Alemania vencida, con sin de-
mocracia. Los socialistas france
ses, ingleses, italianos y yanquis
no pueden todavfa actuar. Han
de esperar que Sc callen las acla-
d
maciones a Clemenceau, a Lloyd
George, a Sonnino y a Wilson, a
quienes los acontecimientos dan
la raz6n de haber predicado "a
guerra ultranza contra ell bo-
chez, saqueador, incendiario, ase-
sino de nihos y terrible instru-
mento de devastation en- la mano
del militarismo y del autocratis-
mo-"
antonio AspeituG.
Berlin, 10 de Noviembre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24

nizados EN- Consejo de trabajado-
res de la Prensa extraniera. Nos
otros prQtestamos de esa conce-
sion la moda rusa, y Sc adopta
un tftulo mas modesto y menos lla-
mativo: Agrupaci6n de periods
tas extranjeros.
Nuestras deliberaciOnes son in
terrumpidas por una mayor ami
maci6n en- la calle. La gente re-
trocede hacia la Potsdamerdplatz.
Pasan AUTOMOBILES y camiones
con soldados y marineros. Sc
oyen tiros de fusil Y tableteo de
ametralladoras. Esta vez la
Guardia roja no dispara contra
un hotel, sino contra la casa de la
sociedad de Ingenieros, en- la ca
Rlle de. Dorotea.
Sigue el paseo dominguero. Los
camiones cargadOs con Guardia
rOja, pasan como tr0mbas. Lie
van un arsenal. Van en- busca de
adversarios para tener OCCASION de
probar que son capaces de derra-
mar sangre por la causa revolu-
cionaria. AfOrtunadamente, NO
los encuentaran. Sc les acabara
la bencina Y yolveran a sus Guar
i teles y a sus casas.
iOrden, Orden orden!, predican
los socialistas que forman casi la
totalidad del Gobierno. iOrden,
orden, orden !, imponen los MEM
bros del Consejo de soldados y ira
bajadores. iOrden, orden, or
den!, piden los ciudadanos- Y
como todos estan de acuerdo
triunfa ell orden. Pero el Gobier-
no provisional no debe traducir la
calma por. sumisi6n: encontrara
collaboration y ayuda en- todOs los
ciudadanos para resolver los pro-
blemas de la vida ciudadana, en-
espera de que Sc c0nvoque a las
elecciones para el Parlamento
cOnstituyente. La dictadura de
un partidO no la aceptara ell pue-
bio. Por ell momento, todos los
lciudadanos siguen trabajando pa
ra evitar Ell hambre, que traerfa
Iconsigo a la anarqu{a Las or
ganizaciones del Imperio y las mu-
nicipales contin1an funcionando,
|y la bandera roja no hizo el mi
lagro de que los ferrocarriles, Ell
telegrafo, ell correo, ell aprOyisio-
namiento de mercados, la limpie-.
"a Y otros seryicios p1blicos no Sc
paralicen. Els el pueblo aleman
que Sc detiende contra el desor-
den. Cierto, hay que convenir en-
que La revoluci6n no ha estorbad0
a esos servicios, y que el Gobierno
provisional no pierde Ell tempo;
trabaja, organiza. El Consejo de
soldados y trabajadores garanti-
"a la seguridad personal y la pro-
piedad.
Hay el peligro de que los dos
grupos socialistas Sc combatan.
Entire los socialistas dem6cratas
0 moderados y los socialistas in
dependencies radicales existe
una disparidad de criterio. Ell
primero opina que no puede esta-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
| De Administration.
Lame al Telefono "a,
.".EL IMPARCIAL. ),
POR PUBLICATION.


POR PUBLICATION.
PULGADA de anuncios, por coumna, paginas inte-
riores, a 10 centavos.
PULGADA, pagina inglesa, contratos pequehos
$1.OO la pulgada.
-PAGINAS exteriores, Is centavos la pulgada con-
tratos de LOCO pulgadas.
PRIlERA PLANA: $1.OO pulgada.
POR LINEA, pagnas interiors; 10 centavos la pr
vez y las sucesivas.
PAGO ADELANTADO
Estimaremos nuestros clieetes no Ofrezcan elem
pos de precios de otras pubcacones para hacer las
suyas. Cada Empresa tiene SUI Tarifa de acuerdo
conveniencia o ventajas que ofrece, de ese modo
eyitamos molestias perdida de tempo nuestros
amigos.
JOAQUIN PUJALS SANTANA.
Administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
DEsEA REPREsENTAR

Un joven de 18 amos, conocimientos comerciaes
Ingles Espano dos amos de practca despues de
ell 8o Grado desea omar la representation para
Mayaguez, de cuaquier casa de la Isla que dedque
vender producos aimencos Dirfjase toda correspon-
dencia TuliO Aviles Mux6. Playa Mayaguez, P. R.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
NAVY FOOD IS
OFFERED CITY

Tons OF canned fruits. vegetables.
timed salmon and a quantity OF
brown sugar were offered Monday
20 the city at cost. plus transpor-
tation charges.
The offer was made In a letter
20 Mayor Fitzgerald from the
commandant OF the Puget Sound
navy yard. The canned goods rep
resent surplus stock assigned 20 the
navy department, during the war
for which the navy finds no present
need.
The foodstuffs include 10000 lbs.
Of timed apples, 1000 lbs. OF bag
god barley. 10000 lbs. OF kidney
beans. 10000 his. Of string beans.
s.00o lbs. of cocoa. 5000 lbs. Of
timed corn. 100000 lbs. OF assorted
Jams. te.eo0 lbs. of cvaporuted
peaches. $4,000 lbs. OF timed peaches.
5000 lbs Of timed peas. 10000 lbs
Of sour pickles. 100000 lbs. Of tin
ned plncapplcs. 10000 lbs. OF timed
prlines. $4,000 lbs. OF timed pump
kin. 1900 lbs. OF salad oil. $4,000
lbs. of timed salmon. $4,000 lbs. Of
saucr kraut. and 5000 lbs. OF brown
sugar
The navy's offer to sell tho food
stuffs to the city was rcfcrrerd to
the city council for action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
BLAME PRICE OF
EGGS ON PUBLIC
Everybody Wants "Strictly
Fresh" Product

Unless the public develops an ap.
petite Tor second rate eggs. and re-
fuses 10 insist on the strictly fresh.
straight from the hen" product.
eggs may even so beyond the ridicu-
lous price OF 90 cents per dozen. This
n the opinion of local commission
men. who insist that the demand In
greater than the supply In the strict
~ fresh egg market.
bakeries and restaurant men are
not paying top notch prices. com.
mission men say.
With esq prices out OF sight, the
commission men are paving the way
for high prices for potatoes. They
say there IL a shortage Of cars TO
haul spuds from east OF the noun.
tains
The stage II also bcing set for
high prices on turkeys. Word is DO.
ing circulated that the supply u far
below normal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
NEED 100 POLICE

Seattle needs at least 100 more po-
iicemen. but they should not be APP
pointed in a lump.
Il am In favor OF more policemen
for Seattle. but do not believe 100
should be dumped into the police de-
psrtment at once" the mayor said
Monday.
Il shall ask the city council to
authorize gradual additions TO the
department I'm squads Of a dozen or
no. think the assimilation of new
men should be made in such fashion.
Eventually ! think the department.
should be increased to 100 more men
than Il contains at present"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smish Cove tsrninai--ssr nidrtdss.
Great >artheru pier--sfr Fushtsni Nasu-
Pier fi-Bk Guy c. Goss. bss J. d. Ps-
trrs.
rel ~. tsrrninai---str wiesria-
pier s--r. g. a Sanshan.
Pier s--s,r ccnS~sxo.
Pier Str Aiasks. ~ Northwesssrn-
Skinner a Eddy Ysrda-efr Crtefirif. str
Efnnghsm. s,r Effus. str Exisatkis.
Pier s--Rtr Asui.fai Fsrrsgut
PIER p--sfr Ssnsscr. str Admiral ssnisy.
risr p.Str Queen.
STACY 81. tsrrslnsl.--r. r. c. burnside.
spokane 81. tsrrainsi--str Ruah. str Al
usirai rodrnnn. str Catherine u.
usnfora Of. tsrminsi--ssr Dshiia. sehs
Alice Cooke. str Baiest,A
puthis ysrts-str Deuel.
Todd's arydoek-str Gsffnsy. str west
rrn Knight.
PUGET Sound Bridge and Dssdgtag yards
str Brookwood.
Imss ysrds--ssr cathiarnet. ST Roo~s-
v.it. str Western Glen. str West tvis.
Pacific Engineering werhs--u. & T. D.
BrookdAie4
ffssfernAn'. drydock--ssr ". n. rove3oy.
Union oil dock--str Hora~. X BAXTER
Patterson . Mcdonald sehr boo
byafia-
ssa,,is Ssrsh Pacific yards-ssr chies.
mico.
East wst-rway--str Koysi Marli
Lake Un,on--Huris suoauainris. Brossee,
I~otA. Endymion. Fort jackson. Ad.
Olson. Boughton. Bow~smont. Bourne
Vile. Aiienhurs'. Abiila. Adria. Ca.
praria, Eiessrs. oeivin. Ahydos. Area
deunis. Academia. PsTuta. Black Wolf
BirkIAad. Bastins. Bi.nford. Agron,
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Bort stap~ix
rnurka. Kitten. Loot. Dions. Caxaean.
CoxtAn. Cinsyras. Cardta. E1lx~a. rchrr
Axsiea. Henry Wilson. Salvador. Allies,
Wawena. bye corus. motor schr Dash
ing wave. BIZ Oriental. str san wan,
whaling str Tanxinak. whaling sti
Kodiak.
Commercial Boiler vorks-M o Z o schf
Kirketind. str Admiral Dewey.
Meacham q Babeock-str Cinema. sts
Chaicfs. hull Chsrnis
Ballard Marine rsiIvay-rgc Elveii.
stream-Po~sr bttn Manic Nsru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
WORLD LABOR
OPENS CAUCUS
Three Conventions in Wash
ington Cover Wide Field

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81
Omitted prcss.l - The worlds
workers viii caucus In Wash.
ington. beginning this week,
thru;
The National Federation %
Trade Unions. which opens to
day.
The International Congress Of
Werking Women. which con.
venes Tomorrow.
The international labor Con
ftrcucr Of the League Of Ma
lions. scheduled 10 hold It's first
session Wednesday.
Men and women known turnout
the world for their work In eonnco
tion with the organized labor move
ment are here today.
Thru these three conciaves, or
ganixed labor turnout the world II
prepared 10 collect its full influence
and direct u along single line To
impress governments. public senti
ment and capital with the necessity
for immediate reform Of social and
economic legislation and procedure.
Some subjects on which action
will come are.
Tho eight hour day. women and
children In industry. unemployment
Insurance. arbitration and media.
ton, collective bargaining. strikes
and icckouts and the sharing OF
management and profits OF industry
with the workers.
The National Federation OF Trade
Unions meeting. a preliminary to
the International labor conference
Is n continuation of the session held
during July In Amsterdam. II wa
In this organization that President
samuel Gompcrs. OF the American
Federation of Labor. and Daniol
Tobin, representing America. com
blned with the British Delegates IN
a fight TO reduce the influence OF
Germany IN the labor world Ger
many. with more than 10000 or
ganlxed workers. has the most cx
tensive union labor force Of ans
nation.
Working women Of the world will
organize as a single force for the
first time tomorrow. when their con
vention assemble. with Mrs. Ray
mond Robbins. Of Chicago. as tbs
directing head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures
Arrivals

Arrivals
October 17--B,r Horace X Baxter from
gan Pedro via San Francisco at a. m.
str Catherine ID. from BouthsaAteru
Alaskan ports at $40 O. m.
October 1s--stf Alaska from South
western via Southeastern Alaskan ports
at .. M: str Northwestern from Ia
coma at .. m. str Rush from Bouth-
eastern Alaskan ports at 40 o. m. u. ~.
G. Burnside from Cable repair work at 2
D. m: u. n. O. Hansham from PribiIof
Islands at $40 y. m: str y. y. Loop from
San Francisco at m: str Prince
George from Prince Rupert. II. c.. via
ports Mt p. m.
Dsvartsres
October -7--str Admiral Evans for
Southeastern Alaskan ports at 1910 q. m.
October 7s--str r. y. Loop for Tacoma;
str J. A. Moffott for San Francisco At 0
q. m: u. q. power schr Elder for Pribiiof
Islands at s:tb n. m; u. q. G. G. Tinaiga
for San Francisco at $40 a. m. str Ad-
mirai Nicholson for South eastern Alaskan
ports at n. m; str Prince George for
Prince Rupert. -. C.. via ports at mid
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Spokane
Fishery Ship Is on
WAY to Far North

Armed with i-pounder. the FISH
cry service schooner Elder sailed
from Pier 10 Sunday. bound for Prib-
ilof islands. Her sailing date was
held up n week. awaiting a govern
ment physician. None was obtained.
and DR.. johnson. who ministered 10
the natives during tho 1u epidemic.
will remain In the North until re-
neved. The Elder viii ply between
Pribilof islands and rnalaska-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
EUROPE NEEDS
GOLDEN RULE
Says U. S. Chamber OF
Commerce Director

NEW YORK. Oct. 2T.-Uniied
Press practical application OF the
"lovc your n~iEhbor" principle by
Americans In necessary 10 restore
normal conditions in Europe. Ed.
ward Filene. Of Boston. director OF
the United States Chamber Of Com.
merc~. told the New York clerical
conference today.
Granting credits. particularly 10
small European nations. In order To
bolster up exchange rates until the
enormous trade balance In favor Of
this country Ia icssened. IN necessary
to save weaker countries. he said.
II bankers are forced 10 assume
the entire burden Of credits. Fiiene
said. they must demand absolute se-
curity. and nations that are In most
n~ed and consequently have ieut
credit. viii suffer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
BOY IS MISSING

Seattle police are searching Mon.
day for Kenneth Eherron. .. who is
lost somewhere in the city without
"a cent
Tho lad disappeared from his home
at SOL Lucille It. Sunday morning.
the police say. lie was dressed In a
gray shirt and blue oyeralls. He
wore n blue cap.
Mrs. LAwley. who reported the dis.
appearance TO Precinct 3. expressed
grave fear for the boy. owing TO his
lack OF clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Woman, II, Found
Dead in Her Rooms

Believed 20 have succumbed TO an
attack OF heart trouble. Mrs. Ida
Norman. IT. was found dead In her
apartment In tho Sc. Lawrence pats.
Sunday night. by Mrs. r. ID. Rich.
ardson. The body is In the morgue
Monday.
Mrs. Norman is the mother Of
Charles Norman. proprietor OF the
Wiltshire hotel. 1887 Seventh ave.
who IL at present in Vancouver. Is.
C., on "a business trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Boy, Age 9,Disappears;
Police to Aid in Search

left. The empty purse was found In
the yard.
Joe. according 20 the father, had
run away number ~ times befors.
The father threatened 20 send him
To the parental home.
However. the worried parents have
agreed 10 forget the threat and viii
welcome the boy with open arms
II he Will only come home.
The police have been watching ths
downtown movie houses as Joe WIS
known to be a rabid motion picture
fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
BELIEVE WOMAN
KIDNAPPED BOY
Police Watching for Billie
Danzey'S Abductor

HAAtMoNroN. y. J, Oct. 1t
Omitted rress y State constahulary
Is watching the read between New
Philadelphia, Ohio. and Millershurg,
Ohio. for a woman believed 20 be
motoring 20 Millershurg with missing
billie" panxey. Prosecutor +. c.
Gasklll announced today.
"rlllie'S" alleged kidnaper was
traced 10 Newark. Ohio, 10 New
Philadelphia and was believed TO
have left there for Millershurg
PfTrSRURG. Pa. Oct. eT.--The
Pittshurg Press today offered re,
ward OF $1,000 for information lead.
Ing to recovery OF sycar-old Blilie
panEcy. who was kidnapped from his
home In Iiammonton. n. J., few
weeks ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. oct sf.=-Deeided In.
ersases marked the peninE % the New
York stock exchange today, United
ststes Htssi opened at ioTt, ny ~
BALDWIN Al tthh. up 4. crueibie Hesi at
tts. up :. American Tobacco AZ aos. up
= htudehakef at 1gp. up o. General Mo
tors at ass. up NV DATED states Rub
hes at ifsS. up ~ Mexican P~troieum
ct st.s. UPS rsthishem steel ~ at
iess. up an n.Amsriean Petroleum
~.
Motors. under the Leadership Of Gen.
srai Motors and studsbshsr. featured the
market during the first HAITI hour Cen
rrsl Motors made o new record hiah a.,
sew. up ~ act studsmaksf sold ct
itis. up ~
American Smelling made . nsw lev
around a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
"Shantung Pact IL
No Scrap of Paper"

NEW YORK. Oct s7.--Japan viii
not consider her promise to return
shantung TO China "a mere scrap Of
paper IL tn. statement today Of
Kijuro Shidehara. newiy appointed
japanese AMBASSADOR to the United
States
Shideharn issued q statement as.
surfing America that Shantuns will
b. returned. He set no definite dat.
for this action. however.
ShidehAra arrived here yesterday.
aboard the r. X. X liner Siberia
Maru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27

PORTLAND. ovt sT.---catsis--uscsspfa
s,fss head. aastss steady. Coed 20
ehcses stern. tt0t:e. fair 10 geod
stsess. erot. common 10 falr steers. % -
cite. good to choice COWS and heifers.
tsstwf.be. medium 70 good. tbseWste,
eanssrs. eiUs. bulls. ttoste. osisss. -
8N.
uoss-pse.sp,s. so h.sd; nasks, 10
steady. Prime missd. tisse0it. medium
f,irsd. tif8tse: rough heavy. tho
titts. ptgs. tisgi1.
shs~p-Rssssrts i.sss head. market "a
steady. Prime lambs. tii6ii.N, fair 10
medium. tteeioss. yeastirss et.te0t.
wethsrs. tfNotss: evss. tsvr.
Bustsr-ssosTc per ID.
Exrs-<torse per doA
os~s~-fse per 10.
che~ss--sso use per IN.
per 10.
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Lamar Conviction
Upheld by Court

WARRINGTON. Oct 27.--The ~.
prerne court today. in effect. upheld
OF David Lamar. known
as the Wolf OF Wall Street" on
charges OF oonspiring to prevent the
and shipment OF war
Lamar was charged with
being in conspiracy with Won Rinte.
len, n German agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27

stan ~. pure fresh milk. f.e a.. f'sn
80 tail ran csrnssion milk. ave. stall
ist1. srtrs fancy creamery butter. sec
10. rs~ laid pallet eggs. Sso don. : dos.
u.is. Rtsif -. local potatoes. tf.7o sack /;
Yakima potatoes q. 50 sses: sweet pota-
toes. ms ate. erabsppIss. $50 boz (;
onions q rs sc. Stall 1903. pure pea
nut butter. lite NJ. ION. sack yellow
corn meal. tse.
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Attorney Fee of
$4,000 Allowed

An attorney fec OF $4,000 for
legal duties In connection with the
probating OF tho estate Of Deitriech
Hamm. was allowed the law firm of
Shorett McIaren a Shorctt by
Judge A. w. Frntcr Monday. Hamm
was former owner OF the Rathskel-
lar cafe. and left nm estate Of $3i3,-
47s.35. His wife Alino Hamm made
an agreement with the law firm
whereby they were to receive $4,000
for handling nil affairs OF the estate.
She In named as heir.
When . telephone girl breaks her
engagement, II In another case OF
ring off,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27

A, the urgent request Of Or. III. 81.
Read. city health commissioner. who
Is In New Orleans as a delegate 70
the American Health association
congress. Mayor Fitzgerald Morday
telegraphed an invitation to tho as
ISOLATION 10 hold its 1920 congress
In Seattle.
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DENVER. or, sT.--c.siis- Receipts.
ts.s see head. market steady. utssrs. tt.fs
ats. cows ard bsifsfs. sean. stock.
srs and feeders. ts.sseiiss. calves. o.
Uff.
ffoss-- nsesipts. SO head: msr1es 10
steady 10 ste higher. Tep. tis.fs. saik Of
sales. ti-gi1ss.
nhssp--n sesipss. s-.sss head: msrsss ).
steady. Lambs. iif0is.ss. swsa. ss:to
tf.te. feeder tanhA etfOilst.