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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
BASE HOSPITAL NURSES
VISIT RI, BAvAnO NURSES

on Monday of this week six of the
charming nurses from the base hospi-
tai at Camp Cody motored to Fort
Bdyard to spend the day with their
sister nurses IN the government tu-
bercular sanitarium. The following
composed thu party: Misses Bessie
+. Moore, Rosana NJ. King. Grace L.
Thompson, VI. Belva Sturm, Agnes
\, Newbold. Mv"ile VI Douela>s
Miss 5. A. plummer. head nurse al
Fort Bavard served her puesfy with
a tine chicken dinner and everythiag
that accompanies an elegant meal
They attended the movies. anu had
their likeness photographed
TEDDY Peoria the mascot of lhc
iase hospital, was much impressed
with everything at Fort Bavard ex-
cept the grass.
The ladies We're much impressed
With Fort Bayard and report most
delightful time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Army and Navy League

The Army and Navy League met
at the Presbyterian church, Wednes-
day afternoon, at 3 90. Eleven mem
hers were present Mrs. J. d. Tod
hunter was elected assistant secre-
tary; Mrs. Borksdale was appointed
treasurer to I'LL the vacancy of the
regular treasurer.
A committee of ladies was ap-
pointed to promote the work of max
ing housewives" for the boys in Co.
!, now stationed at Albuquerque.
The boys are badly in need of
housewives" and as it is impossible
for the ladies to go in person. every
lady in Deming should do her best,
as Uncle Samuel will and is perfectly
willing TO carry these Housewives"
to the boys who are devoting their
time and talent to their countrv's
need.
Every lady in Deming is requested
to do her bit and to attend the meet
ing next Wednesday at the Presby-
terian church Let every woman ap-
point herself a committee of one to
be there and secure the material for
making al least one housewife. %
The work can be done right in YOUR
own home. at Your own convenience.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Progress Of Camp Cody

Camp Cody is now about 20 pei
cent. completed and things are rush
ing at rapid pace. Both Major Mil
Ter, constructing quartermaster and
Owen Hughes, constructing contract
or expect that Camp Cody will be
completed BY October first, if not be-
fore, Everybody is bending every
effort to this end and we all hope to
see it accomplished There has bean
only one accident. a Mexican laborer
from Silver City being accidentally
killed while unloading heavy timbers.
The two big l0O,0O0-gallon tanks
will supply plenty of pure water and
everything vii be sanitary and salts.
factory.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
WAR SERVICE BOARD
DOING A BIG WORK
VI = kes''sr Of the War esp; Com.
mission .is.s!t on Training Camp Ar.
INVITES, very ResOurceful Man
a LIST or LIVE COMMITTEES
Entertainment for Soldiers and Civil.
'ans will he OF the Clsarest and
Mast Approved Type

/ MYron \. kesner. executive secre-
lnrF Of the Camp Cody war seryic.
board. Is lab2rine day aud night Ia
accomplish constructive work and
tell the Graphic that Demino has
the hardest problem in the whole
country because of the size of the
city and the vast number of troons
Vet Mr. Kesner say. that DENIM,
posses,e, big asset. strong. ami
he'd clvic spirit which makes il nos.
sible for the community to measure
up to some splendid attainments.
tE-Oificio Members Hon " f
Lindsey Governor OF New Mexico.
MAJOR General \ T. Elocksom Com.
mander 3llh Division. L 5 An
\. Nordhaus Mayor Demins: f. F.
Denison, Sec'y Army Y VI {. A. ".
I, simpson Sheriff, Luna County
ESecdtiy, Committee - A. Ma.
honey Chairman, A. ". Pollard. J.
q Cooper, y \ Bohch DR. p. NJ
Steed
Sub-t ommttees :- Church Hosp.
talitI- Take a Soldier Home 10 Din
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIyE)
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Building Activities in Deming
Increasing With Much Rapidity

The enormous amount of building
going on in Deming is pretty well ex-
emplified by what the old pioneer firm
of Rosch & Leopold are doing.
They have contracts for four fine
stores for the Clark estate between
the bank and Crystal, doubling the
size of the Palace drug store. full
description of which will be given.
making over the Cabinet "dry" sa-
loon. erecting a fine brick block for
Thos. Marshall adjoining the Cham
Der of Commerce, improvements in
the Deming National Bank. doubling
the capacity Of the Deming steam
laundry and other minor Jobs.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
.DEM|NG IS TO HAVE
ANOTHER BIG STORE
N. A. BoIich. Pioneer Merchant, Has
Sold Out to Lordsburg Capital
lists, Who Open Next Monday
NEW FIRM HAS COME TO STAY
A. C. McElwain Co. Represent the
Great Mercantile interests OF
Enthusiastically Company

II will seem strange TO go down
Pine street and not see the always
smiling, cheerful face of Deming !
booster builder, Newton A. Bolieh
well and favorably known through.
out the southwest. as Newt" who
for more than generation-35 years
10 be exact-has been actively iden-
titled with every movement that has
made Deming the great commercial
city that ii is today Deming is not
going to lose "Newt." We can't get
along without him. He's one Of our
liked assests, and we're going 10
keep him and his splendid family.
Splendid Is right"
But what Of his successors7
Deming can afford to give the royal
hand Of welcome to these live mer-
chants. who have come to stay and
TO make good. The new firm will
open Monday morning as the 4. e.
McElwain Co., with Ii. III. Archuleta
in charge, with $4,000 corpora.
ton back Of him. with such well
known business men as j. A. Leahy
as president. A. c. McElwain. vice
president, and b. S. jackson, secre.
treasurer.
Mr.. McElwain is one Of the pioneer
commercial men of the southwest and
will be n Deming booster right. lie
SAYS it's the best town to tie to in
New Mexico, Arizona or California,
which is taking in some territory.
The lordsburg house has been a
commercial asset of Grant county for
35 years.
The new srm will ietain Mrs. r /,
NJ. easier and J. B. Bosd. employing
other help as the rush grows. and will
open its doors to the public Monday
Next week the Graphic will shoot
0 meteor across the business sky for
he new firm.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
FOURTH NEBRASKA
BAND CONCERT

he crack band of the 4th Nebras.
ka Robert J Racely leader gave Z
fine concert Saturday evening, tn,
following numbers being given orea
applause
"March. stars and Stripes
Sousa.
Popular Medley, "Skv High
Wemafk
Wanz. Moonlight on the Hudson
Herman
Popular numbers. a. Babies IN
the Wood b For Me and Nv
Gal.
Selections from King Dodo
Mackie
lntemetzo, "Shadowland - Gil.
bert.
Popular number, Naughty,
Naughty. Naughty Indians
March. Lights Mccoy.
Star Spangled Banner"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
0eming Jewelry Co.

The Deming Jewelrv Co.. opened
up branch house this week on Sill
yer Avenue in the Williams building.
This large and reliable establishment
are associated with the Liamond
Palace, of Los Angeles, and the Mar
tin Jewelrv Co.. of FL Paso.
A large stock of high grade upto-
now Jewelry is 10 be found at the
store, where any and everything can
be repaired-no matter how large, or
how small. or intricate.
Every citizen of Deming is cordi
ally invited to call and the gentlemen
in charge will take great pleasure in
meeting YOU and showing their stock.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Interesting Meeting OF the City
Council Monday Evening

The regular meeting OF the
civ council Monday evening was an
important one, all being present ex-
cept Cox and Bush Bonds of l.. s.
Landmichl and T. \. Carson were
approved
Refunds on auto licenses wee
granted as follows. +. W. Kramer,
S6.ss: ANDY Robinson. $3.50; F.
NJ. Carney, $3.50; Geo. Williams,
$40. J 7. Hunter 1880; W }.
Evans, $500, and new service ear
licenses were granted W. j. Evans.
Walter +. Fowler and George Hicks.
The Mexican celebration for Sept
lo-l6 was approved.
Sidewalk was ordered on Nickel
Avenue from Spruce to Ash.
Petition to extend sewer system on
10th street was denied. No funds
Dodee touring ear will be purchas-
ed for police department.
Proper music and MOVIES will he
allowed on Sunday and all things
looking to the proper entertainment
of soldiers will be encouraged.
Fruit wagons will not have 10 pay
license.
The old photo gallery On Silver
and the old laundry on the headlieht
lot were condemned.
No tents within five limits.
CITY Clerk Temke reported $l3o"
collected from licenses.
Bills allowed; General fund
80 s63 10. cemetery, sl19.96; sewer
S73420.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

thing thar l3,000.000 million boys
and an equal number of girls are now
enrolled IN the public schols, urging
obedience and team work.
Mis- Tinnn gave evidence of fine
vocal ability in rendering "Boboink'
IN . charming manner Miss Helen
Holt. accompanlst
Supt Mahan praised Demlng's
hospitality and briefly outlined a
PLAN bnsiness administration for the
ensuing wear
The benedicuon was pronounced
by Rev. J. h. Bell, after which the
pupil- marched out to their respect
i've rooms to commence, what We all
hope to be- the most successful wear
IN Deming', school history.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Card of Thanks

10 the many friends who offered
comfort and consolation by their
visitations. letters of coincidence and
and beautiful floral offerings upon
the recent death of our beloved hus-
band. son and brother. John L. Year
gin. we extend our sincere and heart
felt thanks.
Mrs. John L. Yeargin.
r. W. Yeargin and family.
r. A. Thompson and family,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Former Deminaite Welded

The following clipping IN the SAT-
Lake Herald Republican. Salt Lake
City. Utah;
Miss Emma S. Quayle, for several
wears past a teacher in the Jackson
school. this city. was married on
Thursday, August %. to d. Manoh
Longbottom. of Deming. New Mex
leo. After a short STAY in Salt Lake
the couple expect 10 make their nome
in Portland. Oregon.
Mr.. Loagbottom will be remember
ed as proprietor of the Sunset Hotel
having disposed of the same to Mr.
Porter several weeks ago.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
MILLER LIKES \. N.
TELLS HUGH|E So
Minnesota Congressman Refutes Re-
port that he Took a Fall Out OF
New Mexico and 0eminq
HANDS US A NICE BIG BOUQUET
mo Better Place | Know of Than
New Mexico and No Better Place
In New Mexico than Demlng"

Congressman Clarence B. Miller,
OF Minnesota, was reported to have
said Deming was not the right place
to send Minnesota troops. Hugh II.
Williams wrote him about it, as we
noted last week and the following IS
what the congressman wrote the
chairman Of the state corporation
commission
August 22nd, 1917.
Il have your letter of the 18th and
note some one has been troubling
YOU about an alleged speech of mine
that was not complimentary 10 NeG
Mexico. From the character of your
letter. know that the matter wa,
quite forciblv expressed to YOU and
IN way that appeared serious. OF
course, ! do not know what was sail
TO You or what was read in the
paper, because ! never heard the one
or saw the other ! have made no
speech in Congress or out Of it in
which there has been any mention OF
Deming. New Mexico. or the sending
of Minnesota troops down there If
anybody hands YOU n statement or
that character Won can tell Linn FOR
me that he is more mistaken than he
ever was before in his life.
when YOU suggest it was vour
opinion liked New Mexico and the
Southwest, vou suggest q very large
truth | was at liberty last fall 10
select my own states in which I
should go campaigning 1t was all
my own choice that I went into Ari-
zona and New Mexico and | went
there because | liked the country and
liked the people. If We are going TO
have n camp anywhere for our Mn
nesota troops down along the Bor-
der. certainly do not know of Il
better place than New Mexico. nor q
better place in New Mexico than
Dcming Your elevation is high. so
that Won get cool nights, or will in
the fall, and YOU have good railroad
facilities. nave always liked New
Mexico immensely and TODAY if | hal
three months for a vacation. ! think
| would Sunud all Of IL inst rnaminy
around in that big country. Every
thing about that part of the South.
west appeals to me strongly, so you
ran see whatever Won NAV have
heard, certainly ha- been vastly dis
tortcd. There can be no question,
however, but that it was Il grave mil
itarv mistake to send all the north
nn National Guard Regiments into
The south for training. Now, this has
nothing to do personally with New
Mexico. 1t has to do with the gen
nral military policy.
II have thought of YOU may times
and recall the many decidedly pleas
ant DAYS we spent together. | hope
the future will give Us abundant op-
10 renew our acquaintance.
with sincere regards and wishes,
am,
Truly yours,
c. B. MILLER"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Manager BeneditO Again

After six wears absence Manager
and Mrs. S. l.. Benedito are again at
The Harvey house. succeeding Man
ager and Mrs. John Masnuson, the
former resigning to engage in busi-
ness for himself.
Tins Deming gets two mighty good
families
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
The Lyric Theatre Would be a
Credit to Any Big Metropolis

"ahager Boyd Hawkins opened the
Ta"''iul Lyric Theater Saturday. au
'"Or'nons crowd attending both af-
,''"oon and evening. The fine play
rp"ss Is as nearly perfect as Mr.
i.. a"A'hs can make it and the venti-
=. ,r''Oh Is all that could be desired.
"e entrance would do a credit to
"' CIV anwhere, and experts say
a p'c'nre machine almost makes
'he actors talk.
,ne house has been playing to rec
O'u business all the week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
LIVE, NEW FIRM IS LESTER,
OECkERT & ElUFS0M

Lester, Deckert 4 Elufson will be
the new firm If hustlers in the bic
corner store from now on. Mr.. Eluf-
son is going across the street Just
as soon as Mr. Mahoney can get an
other man to take his Job.
The boy's don't have to wait for
success. They will have it right from
the start. A firm of hustlers like
these Young men would attract at
tention in any town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Spaghetti House In Bad

f. Bertani, who started the spa.
phetta House." corner Spruce and
Iron. is in bad. Nichol and Iaoo'
caught him ON the booze business
Judge Rogers extracting $50 for the
citv. and now Judge McKeyes has
held him for Deputy [. $. Marshal
Murphy for selling within the hall
mile limit. Bond $3.50.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
inqram's Fresh Products

J. c, Ingram is delivering from the
farmer association the finest toma-
toes, cantaloupes and watermelons
ever grown in the southwest He de-
livers every dav anywhere desired.
The Graphic will vouch of all of
them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Elecric Base Ball Board

Ed Mackey. formerly baseball
player and umpire. will receive the re-
suits of the National and American
League games on his Electric Base
Ball Board, beginning September @,
on Silver Avenue. in front u the
Carson Hotel at 4 As D. m. DO not
forget the time and place.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Geo. Estes Sells Carroll Mines

Attorney Geo. Estes has sold the
Sunrise and Sunset Mines belonging
LIE. Carroll and located in the
Floridas. TO A. l.. Arbuckle. of San
Francisco. who will install machinery
for their full development.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
DEM|NC SCHOOLS
FORMALLY OPENED
eriradler General George n, Harries,
Commanding Nebraska Troops,
Delivers Chief Address
RECORD CROWD ATTENDING
Or. Martin Delivers Brief Impromptu
sueech and Supt. mahan Out
fines Plan. Fine Music

The educational wheels are again
i, motion with every room crowded
to capacity
Supt. VI. s. Mahan was On the iot
early making his distinguished guests
feel "sl home" at attending to de
tails of the auspicious opening.
The mgh school auditorium was
crowded 10 capacity and everybody
was very much pleased with the eX-
erclses
The honored guests were uShered
10 the platform, an appropriate mil
itary march being PLAYED by Miss
Helen Holt
Snpt Mahan presided as master Of
ceremomes The opening number was
America. Miss Tinnin, instructor
of music. leading. This was follow
ed by q PRAYER bV Rev. ] Y Tinnin.
"Maurka,' bV Goddard, was next
fauIllc. Is interpreted by Mis- E,-
her Bohch. despite the fact that
raeally boy. had put books ON the in
side Of theplano.
From our traduccrs and nitro
dncers. NAV the good Lord deliver
u.s." remarked Gen. George II. Har-
res, chief orator of the dav, follow
ing a very flattering introduction by
Supt. Mahan
General Harries, who is one of the
biggest men IN his home state, and
who is Justly credited with suggesting
Y VI { T. work in the I. S. army,
sand he was embarrassed TO talk 10
so many ladies at once and explained
how when he FIRST visited this reeion
a generation ago about the only ed /
acaucn w,- icaraiue how 10 shoot
Genera Elarries deeply deplored
the lack OF desire on the part OF
the people to need instruction and
follow the guidance of wiser heads. |
There must he team work If success .
Is expected Il am not going TO
preach because | have no license and
don't care to provoke conflict be-
tween cul and military authority by
doing something | have no license to
do. sand the general, "but am go
ing 10 tell Won of nine year old boy
who once listened to great preach
er' who pointed his finger directly at
HIM and said Whatsoever thy hands
md 10 DO, do it with thy might, and
The lad never forgot the admonition.
Ut is not the big, spectacular
things that count but buckling down
to the job at hand" /,
lou can get ANYTHING YOU want in
'his life u You are willing TO pay for
H. There Is no obstacle in the way
but Yourself
The generals sensible and practi-
cal address was listened 20 with
married. attention. an ovation mark
he IL close. II
ihe closing exercise was finely /
rendered classic waltz Brilliante,
Mamma yucca by Mss lone Mari
hodQdon 4
pr W, W. Martin, the great world
traveller clinched General lIarries'
moaehI' with an impassioned appeal
VI n'e minutes, stating among other
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Notice to All Soldier Masons

IL You will call or send to my Of
fee in the Chamber Of Commerce
building | will be very glad to give
YOU a card with dates Of meetings of
Masonic bodie to which YOU are
cordially welcone.
EDWARD PENNINGTON. I,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

Capt. John {. Watson and dsugh-
ter, Josephine, have returned from
Michipan, the former spending some
davs in Pittsbureh on legal business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07
Sanitary Mllk Supply Co.

~. VI Z. Olson and c. W. Rowlison
Il. . 'aken over the milk business of
e" Demlng Ice Cream & Creamery
~ ~ ana have established in the rear
,,.,' "e Dimes Hotel sanitary milk
b."%a bon with every appliance forthe
lss unIg Of milk, cream. cheese. but
n,, "d eggs, in perfectly sanitary
vsss, sr Mr.. Rowlison has had Ave
en-. eAnerience in the best cream
=" ehlcago and Cleveland.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

nminp. Home of Williams Saddle.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-09-07

m,.. - Helen Holt is home from her
outing in Los Angeles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-22
City Says Farewell To
National Army Men
CONTINUED from page y.

.rHH.Er#N G-S
The Elks will present to each soldier,
a silk flag, a token of remembrance.
no BE ESCORTED
BY LOCAL GUARDSMEN.
The conclusion of the banquet and
program will, bring the soldiers to
their departure from home. and rela-
tives. In true soldier form, they will
gather in front of the CLUB rooms and
escorted by Company MAnd the Ma
chine Gun company, First North Da-.
5kota infantry and the Grand Forks
Military band, will march to the
depot. <
At $50 o'clock, Attorney ]. r. 7.
|O'Connor will deliver the farewell adj
dress. Thousands Of people will be
on hand to bid the boys God speed.
The demonstration at the Great
Northern station promises to be the
greatest ever witnessed here. From
all sections of the county today,
friends and relatives Of the soldiers
came to participate in the monster
Farewell event.
The train will leave the depot
promptly at Z o'clock. The routing has
not been announced. Several hundred
drafted soldiers from other counties
I'm northern North Dakota will join
the Grand Forks county contingent
here and will leave on the special
train at a o'clock. The first contingent
to reach the city will arrive at 5:30
o'clock.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-22
Is LOCAL MEN
in THE NORTH
| DAKOTA GUARD
Sixteen in Company NJ and
Nine in Machine Gun
Company.

-4
Twenty-Five young men of East
Grand Forks are enlisted in the Ma
chine Gun company and Company M
of the First North Dakota infantry,
stationed al Grand Forks. Although 1t
lis not known definitely. 1t is expected
that those guard companies will leave
for Camp Green at Charlotte, N. G.,
about the middle of next week.
East Grand Forks has every reason
to be justly proud of the number OF
her young men who have entered mil
itary service in many different
branches. In addition to the 25>men
In the North Dakota guard cOmpan-
les a large number of local youths
have entered several branches of the
regular army and navy service, besides
the SIX men who have left for Camp
Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa, where they
were sent after being drafted.
Sixteen local men are members OF
company M and nine enlisted in the
! Machine Gun company of the First
North Dakota, TheNist Of the army
men is as follows:
Company M.
A. e. Knudson (corporal), Fl. j.
Culliton, c. w. Haas, H. Binkley, r.
l.. Carney, r. A. Chalmers, j. %. Love,
q. A. Olson, O. p. Paschke, James
Fender, 8. L. Stewart, e.. M. Sullivan,
W. F. Terrain, D. A. McNico1, Ed. Lo-
gan Aslak Aslakson.
Machine Gun Company.
A. r. Kelly (~sergeant), j. p. MUIR
ply (corporal), F. s. Kearns (cor-
poral), P. A. Eichhammer Fl. Halver-
son. O. L.. LaBerge, L. F. Trepanier,
George Zengel, R. G. Buckley.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-22
CLAIMS FOR
EXEMPTION
ARE DENIED
Claims Of Four Local Men
Not Granted by Duluth
Board.

Exemption claims OF four East
Grand Forks men were disallowed by
the Duluth board, together with a.
number Of other men who had hled
exemption claims and these men will
be members of the draft army, being
subject to call at any time in the fu-
ture, The mel whose claims were not
allowed are:
August Meyers, East Grand Forks.
Alfred Anderson, East Grand Forks.
Ole Brokke, East Grand Forks.
Willmar James Lee, East Grand
Forks.
X Ross r. Chesterman. C%rookston.
Harold Bjoin, Crookston.
Alfred Christianson, Beltrami.
Sven Tveetle,$ Gully.
Oscar Raaen, Mcintosh.
Evan j. Hagen, Gully.
Chester Erlandson, Little Falls.
Alva! Klinger, Maple Bay.
The district board also allowed ex-
emption to the following men:
Asmund Nomland, Fisher. +.
Arthur G.. Joern; Humbolt.
Oscar Martinson, Fisher.
Howard Clark, Crookston.
Olaf Morvtg,- Fertile.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-22
Suppression of CONSUMPTION And
Boycott Against Nation Refusing
70 Disarn Only Way to End War,
Says Papal Secretary of State

Rome, Sept. 20.-(Delayed)-
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary
of state. tonight emphasized to
the Associated Press the view OF
the Vatican Regarding a solution
OF the war by the suppression of
consumption and also a joint COM
mercial boycott. of any nation
which refused to disarm, the oc-
casiOn being the publication In
The Italia of Milan of an article
on the peace plan OF the Holy
See. it is evident from tho arti-
Gle that the Vatican aims to sup-
press German militarism by se-
curing q peace treaty requiring
the permanent disarmament or
that nation.
The Italia declared that the
Holy See in its, call for peace, ont
of a feeling of delicacy toward
the belligerent powers would not
indicate transcendental means in
which to obtain and maintain
disarmament, leaving the nation
to decide the means. Cardinal
GRsparT1 said, however, the Holy
See is convinced that, among all
the plans suggested SO far, the
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