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TEPEZALA, Ags.
TEPIC, Topic.
TEQUILA, Jal.
TINGAMBATO, Mich.
TLALPUJAHUA, Mich.
TLALTENANGC, FAC.
TLAZAZALCA, Mich.
T0LUCA. Mex.
TORREON, Coah.
TULANCINGO, Hgo.
TUXPAN, Jal.
UNION DE TULA, Jal.
URES, Son.
URIANGATO. Gto.
URUAPAM Mich.
VALPARAISO, FAC.
VALE DE SANTIAGO, Gto.
WALES, S. L. p.
VERACRUZ, Yer.
VILLA HIDALGO, Mich.
VILLA MORELOS, Mich.
VILLANUEVA, FAC.
YAHUALICA, Jal.
YURECUARO, Mich.
YURIRIA, Gto.
ZAPOTLAN, Jal.
ZINAPECUARO, Mich.
ZINAPARO, Mich.
ZITACUARO, Mich.
ZACATLAN, Pueb.
ZACAPU, Mich
ZACATECAS. Eac.
ZAMORA, Mich.
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MAZAPIL, FAC.
MAZATLAN, Sin.
MEXICO. D. F.
MEXTICACAN. Jal.
MONCLOFA, Coah.
MONTERREY, y. l..
MONTEMORELOS, y. L.
MORELIA, Mich.
MOROLEON, Gto.
MUZQUlZ, Coah.
lNAHUATZEN, Mich.
NOCHISTLAN. FAC.
NOMBRE DE dos, Dgo.
NUMARAN, Mich.
IOAXACA, OAK.
I0COTLAN. Jal.
IOJO CALIENTE, FAC.
IPACHUCA, Hgo.
PAJACUARAN, Mich.
IPANINDICUARO, Mich.
IPARACHO. Mich.
IPARRAL, Chin.
IpASO DE SOTOS, Jal.
IpATZCUARO, Mich.
P~ENJAMiLLO. Mich.
PENANG. Gto.
IPIEDRAS NEGRAS, Coah.
PlNOS, Zac.
PUEBI.A. Pueb.
PUEBLO NUEVO, Gt0.
iPURISIMA DEL RINCGN, Gta.
PUREpERO, Mich.
PURUANDiRO, Mich.
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ENFERMERAS Y SOLDADos
HoNRADoS PoR Ell. REV
Viene do Ia Pag. 4a.).

empresa ell Teniente perdio IN bra
20, pues al remover una de las bonn.
bas hizo explosion y lie llevo ese
miembro.
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QUERETAR0, Gro.
RINCON DE ROMOS, Ags.
RIG VERDE, S. l.. p.
SALAMANCA, Gto.
SALTILLO, Coah.
SALVATIERRA, Gto.
SAN BIAS. Topic.
SAN FELIPE, Gto.
SAN FRANCISCO DEL RlNCON
SAN JUAN DE LOS LAGOS, jail.
san JUAN De LOS LLANOS,
Pueb.
SAN JUAN DEL RIO, Gro.
SAN LUIS POTOSI, s. L. p.
SAN MIGUEL ALLENDE, GtO.
SAN PEDRO DE LAS COLO
MAS, Coah.
SANTA ANA, Son.
SANTIAGO PAPASQUIARO, Pgo
SAYULA, Gto-
SlLA0, Gto.
T~ACAMBARO. Mich.
TAMAZULA DE GORDlANO,
Mich.
TAMPICO, lamps.
TANGANCICCARO, Mich.
TANHUATO, Mich.
TARIMOR0, Gto.
TEMACAPULiN, Jal.
TEOCALTICHE, Jal.
TEOCUITATLAN. Jal.
TEPATITLAN, Jal.
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CHIHUAHUA, Chin.
C~HILCHOTA, Mich.
| DEGOLLADO, Jal.
DURANGO, Dgo.
ENCARNACION DE DIAZ, Jal.
FRESNILLO, FAC.
HERMOSlLLO, Son.
HUEJUCAR, Jal.
HUICHAPAN, Hgo.
GUADALAJARA. Jai.
~lGUANAJUATO. GtO.
iGUAiMAS, Son.
IMURlS, Son.
IRAPUAT0. Gto.
IRIMBO, Mich.
IXTLAN, Mich.
JACONA, Mich.
JALOSTOTITLAN, Jal.
JEREZ, Zsc.
JESUS MARIA. JaI.
JIQUILPAN, Mich.
JUCHlPILA, FAC.
LA BARCA, Jal.
LA CRUZ DE COSALA. Sin.
LAGOS DE MORENO, Jal.
LAMPAZOS, y. L.
LA PIEDAD, Mich.
LAREDO, lamps.
| LEON, Gto.
MANZANiLLO, Col.
MARAFATIO, Mich.
MASC0TA, Jal.
MATEHUALA. S. L. P.
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La ofensiVa auShiaCann
(Viene de la "a. Pag)

| caracter de una v%eriadera fska, en-
la que el enemigo sufrio corsiderables
perdidas Y dej5 I'm enorme bQtin &c
/ guerra en- manos de los i~talianoS.
Del Montello al ~sureste, hasta ell
Adriatico, los i~talianos han limpiado
Lde austriacos toda la margen occiden-
tai del rio Piave, con exception de
un pequeho sector en- los alrededores
de Musile, que Sc encuentra> cerca
! de San Dona di Piave por Ia margen
, opuesta, donde la lucha esta prcsi-
guiendo acknowledgements.
Despu.,S &c recIpernr Via. as 20
siciones en- c. Munsa!.,. -: i~'aiianns
emreZar,n j &c l..:u'i fril:Iarioaes
cabeza-da-ruen:e en- Faizc y Nerv"sa,
encontrando poca resistencia por par
tie del enemigo.
; Muchas de las tropas austriacas
que emprendieron Ia retirada, cruza-
ron ell Piave por los puntos que que
daban al norte de BENSON, otras fuer-
zas enemigas Sc vieron forzadas a
echarse a nado a traves de la corrien-
tie. Entire Montello y Zenson las tro-
pas italianas han !legado a Ia margen
del rio en- toda esa extension, y es-
tan enviando tropas de caballeria
entire las Was fe~rrocarrileras de Co
ngliano y Oderzo, para limpiar de
enemigos esa region.
CUARTELES GENERATES TIA
LIANCS, JUNO %. (Noche)j.-La
gran retirada de los austriacos a 10
largo del Pave Sc inicio bajo la pro-
teccion de la noche, ell sabado pasado.
La retirada Sc hizo tan precipitada-
mente, que Ell enemigo dejo abandc-
nados sus cahones.
Los destacamentos italianos estan
persiguiendo al enemigo al o~riente
del Piave. Las tropas austriacas
deiadas para cubrir la retirada pusie-
ron en- juego sus ametralladoras para
evitar Ia persecution.
Cuando Sc observe que los austria
cos habian iniciado un movimiento
retrogrado, los italianos iniciaron un
en- tedo Ell frente del Pave, !
desde Moptello, en- ell Norte, hacia
de la desembocadura. Ell alta
que Sc acrecento prontamente en- in
sensidad y Sc hizo mas insistente, COO
perando entonces Ia artilleria.
La retirada austriaca Sc inicio or
lenadamente y Sc convirti6 Iuego en-
ina precipitada y desorganizada fupa.
lie hace algunos dias Ia actiwidad
lie los franeeses, ingleses y ameri-
amos Sc aa heeho mas a~gresiva. u
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Suando necesits hbros En- espaiio!,
a lgnacio E Lozaro, lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

Reintoarceres trupelor ameri-
cane. - Londra. - Autaritatile
militare au anuntat CO in Occurs
de noua zile Sc yor fmbarca Ii va
,poare pentru Statele Unite toate
trupeie ameticane aflatoare in
cimpurile militAre din Anglia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28
kIarunti$uTl.

Sc vede Ca sunt o multimc Gle
oameni &C Gu greu Sc pot despair
u de t!tluri = pc semne acel Gu
,,rezolutia' din Trenton, N. j., q
scremut.o ca sa-si vada alaturi de
numele lui 81 ,,titulusul" de pre-
sedinte al Comitetului National
din America, Gu toate ca comite-
tul a murit - ce sd faci dacA su-
fera uni de boala grandomaniei.
Stu ca lie vine greu. celor din
,,diaastie'' ca Sc renunte la titlu-
rile de carl 7au fost desmosteniti.
Eli! dar nici Kaiserul nu abzis
Gle buna vote de titlul sau.
Tn confrate asistind la dispu-
tele 'tintre un fost socialist 81 So
cialistii a lesinat = pc semne il
era teama ca fostul socialist sc
refera La Ell. Sti cind esti GU mus
ca pc caciu1a ca te temi 81 de um.
bra = in cur1nd dragi prietenl
Yeti avea motive de lesin.
Fiecare ON este de parerea ca
ell poate da mai bune sfaturi, de.
cit pc care le primeste.
Am vrea sd stim, daca vor reu
81 bolsevicii nostri, pc cine voi
alege ,,casap" Cucuila are cele
mai bune calitati.
Germanii scer 0 comisiune for
mata dintre aliati ca Sd lie impair
ia hrana - nu ar fl bine ca a
ceasta comisiune sd fie compusS
din prisonieri de razboi de al ali
atilor prinsi de Germani pc ear
Hunii la saturat - de foame?
Bill HohenzOllernra ruinat cite
va tari. insa pc care a ruinat-e
Gu desavirsire a fOst = Germania
Daca vrei ca lumea sa nu te
ute. apoi tine minte ca trebue sd
vorbesti despre tine cit Sc poatt
de multi, dar mai intotdeauna lu
cruri ce sunt impossible dc inde
plinit. De pilda poti promite ca
te vel premeni ,,zllnic" lar dupa
ce nimeni nu te mai crede, spune
ca teal resgindit 81 de-aei inainte
te vel fmbraca mai .,poporaFH
Bine inteles ca toti yor. banui ca
sunt numai palavragisme, dar -
daca nu vorbesti tn despre tine
cine altul sa vorheasca? @
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

numita de guvefnul unguresc pen
tru postul din Elvetia. Dfnsa este
Rosika Schwimmer, scriitoare 81
pacifista. Nine -Schwimmer este
presedinta associated snfragiste-
Tor din Ungaria 81 Sc zice ca din
sa e persoana care a sugerat lui
Ford ideia de a merge in Europa
sa faca pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

col i'm ziarul Echo de Paris prin
care cere ca maresalului Foch sd
Use dea un loc la masa imprejurul
Garcia Sc va tine conferinta de
pace.
Protestul Germanilor. - Paris.
= Delegatii Germani de la confe-
rinta mixta din Spa au protestat
Gu indignare contra aliatilor din
cauza ca le-au refuzat rugamintea
de lie prelungi cu inca doua sap
tamini timpul in care jsa parasea-
sea Luxemburgul, Lorena 81 regi-
unea Saar. Generalul Naudant.
unul dintre conferintiarii Fran
ceZi, zicea ca aceasta cerere geE
manilor n are nici un motiv Sc
rios.
Reintoarcerea distrugatoare.
lor americana. - Queenstown. -
Teri au plecat catre Statele Unite
un mare numar de distrugatoare
americane. in timpul cind Sc de-
partau au fost salutate de toate
vapoarele din port, ale carOf 81
rene an Suerat mai multe minute.
Print numit regent. Basel.
Consiliul national din Agram q
numit pc printul de coroana Ale
xandru al Serbiei de regent al
statului Jugo-Slav. Un consiliu
in care Sc coprind cincizeci de de-
legati din Serbia 81 cinci din Mum
tenegru fost nnfificat sa Sc in
|truneasca Ia Serajeyo.
Un cor dc 10000 de persoane.
New York. III dupa amiaza
zilei de ,,Tanksgiyings va cinta
I'm cor de 10000 de persoane la
|gradina Madison Square.
Isgonjti d flxcAri. Cleve-
land, Ohio. Q familie de sase
persoane. dintre carl pstru erau
copii mici, ! fot isgonitx n stra-
da de I'M foe care lea ars casa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

teptati din soma de un FUN gre
,eiu, lar ceva mai firziu si-au dat
seama Cd arae casa, coca ce la
facut Sd fnga in strads desbra-
cati, cum Sc scllasera din pat.
Casa era situata la 263O Cedar
Avenue 81 pierderhe Sc urea "a
snma de $500 de dolari.
Ixolarea vapoarelor rusesti. ~
Arhanghel. Iarna a inceput sd
Sc lase peste intregnl front rl-
sesc de nord. Toate vapoarele ar
mate ale Bolsevieilor, carl anne
nintase timp indelungat fortele
aliate de pc ri,ll Dvina, au trebuit
sd Sc retraga dupa apa ca sd fie
apucate de ghiafs.
Ford scoats un ziar. - Detroit,
Mich. - in zi,la de 2 Ianuarie va
apare primul numar din ziarnl
saptam1nal al lui Henry Ford din
Detroit, care va purta numele de
The Dearborn independent Va
aparea regulat in saisprezece pa
gini.
Transferarea hui Caillaux.,
Paris. - Fostul prin-ministru al
Frantei, Joseph Caillaux, gasit vi
novat de tradarc, >fost mutat de
Ia fnchisoarea militara de la San
te, din cauza ca cazul lui cade
| mai mutt in sierra de activitate a
jurisdictiunei politice decit mill
tare.
Crima misterioasa, - New Phi
ladelphia, Ohio. - Politia ,locala
Sc afla in fata unei crime miste-
rioase. A gasit corpul unui ami
me Angelo Bravole zacind nein-
sufletit in strada. Corpul era in
ghetat 81 gaurit de trei gloanfe
de revolver. S'an pornit cercetari
spre Sc da de urma ucigasului,
insa pima acu,n nu s'a putut afla
mimic.
Ravagiile focnlui. - Altoona,
Pa. - Tn foe de origina neculros-
cuta distrus in timpul noptii IN
treaga cladire a scoalei numita
State Colleee. Sc crede ca cei
1900 de>studenti vor fl trimisi in
vacanta pc ain timp destnl dc
lung. Pagnhile STUNT socotite Ia
peste 50O,0O0 de dolari.
Lupta contra Ncoadsotoarsl
Detroit, Mich. = 1ntreN condu-
cxtorii a. 9sg14nayae 81 directorii
companiei 50 iyit o mare neinte-
legere asupra faptnlui ca compa-
MIA fncep1t "a angajeze femei
in serviciul de 'conductoare. Con
| ductorii an inaintat 0 nota prin
care Ger ca nici o femeie 81 nu
mai fie pusa la tramvae, lar acele
ce au fost angajate sa fie date
afara din sluiba pima la ! la
nuarie.
Demobilisaxea in Italia. = Ro-
ma. O comisiune de 600 de
membrii tine ziua 81 noaptea Sc
stunt pentrus complectarea planu-
lui de demobilizarea armatelor ita
liene. Gel 600 de membrii suni
impartiti in q sectii 81 fiecare
sectie are in sarcina sd una din
tre marble probleme cerute la de-
mobilizare.
Fuga unui dictator. - Londra
- Strife primite astazi anunta
ca generalul Won Besler, guyer.
norul general German, a fugit din
Polonia.
Post4 aerian4 intre Europa 81
America. Londra. Lordul
Morris a adus inaintea unei conf
stunt parlamentare plannl de sta
hlirea unei poste aeriene fntre
Europa 81 Statele Unite. Dinsul
zice ca planul va reusi, de care ce
intre Anglia si Franta este zilnic
lun astfel de serviciu de post&, 81
nu sufere nicio intrerupere din
cauza vremii.
Reintoarcsrea trupslor ameri-
cane. - Londra. Autoritatile
militare au anuntat CO in Occurs
de nona zile Sc yor fmharca Ia va
4. - -s2. :
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INFoRMATunI

Foch la conferinta. - Paris. -
Generalul CheEfils scris un arti-
col in ziarul Echo de Paris prin
care cere ca maresalului Foch sa
Use dea un loc la masa imprejurrl
Garcia Sc va tine conferinta de
pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

noaptea trecnta. Ei au fost des-
teptati din sonln de un FUN gre
eiu, lar ceva mai firziu si-au dat
seama cd arsle casa, ceea &c la
facut Sd fnga in strada desbra-
cati, cum Sc sclllasera din pat.
Casa era situata Ia 263O Cedar
Avenue 81 pierderhe Sc urea "a
snma de $500 de dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

Ucis de tramvsi. Colpmbnsy
OHIO. In aniime William
Brown, in etate de 81 de< <ani, I
fost calcst ieri de tFanyai = ONO,
rft pc 1ec. Nsfsricitsi eaxase
intr aga fsi seb tranyai ca Toata
Ia taiat gitall.
lemsis asn1aeadG' Bernss
- Pri1aA fsneie aanbaeedpY ! feet
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-28

IsgonjN d flxcari. Cleve-
land, Ohio. 0 familie de sase.
persoane. dintre carl patru erau,
copii mici, ! foE isgonitx n stra-I
da de nm foe care lea ars casa
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-12-12

ing desperately in Picardy and the
Argonne, and while the Hun was still
boastfully proclaiming his certain
victory over US, there seemed to be no
need of so extreme war measure as
the seizure of the cable lines. But
now that the armistice is signed and
the foe has surrendered and the presi-
dent is about to go abroad to prescribe
the deinitive terms Of peace, that
imperative need is suddenly discover
ed. Even at this eleventh hour, the
war cannot be won unless the cables
are taken over by the politicalmaster-
general. That extreme war measure
must be resorted to in spite Of the fact
that the president is even now about
to start for the peace conference.
And this wartime prohibition-we
are told that it is to prevail until de-
mobilization is completed and the
president alone is to determine when
that shall be.
Is the war ended? -War Weekly.
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tect commerce on the seas. Before
the war the. German merchant ma
rine enjoyed every privilege of the
seas. German Interpretation Of free
dom Of the seas" concerns itself, of
course, not with peace times bat with
war times. German freedom Of The
seas would deny the right Of Ger
many's adversaries to blockade her
when she starts forth upon a land
conquest.
In measure a league Of nations
might take over from any single ma
ton the function of the block
ade as weapon against an Offend
ing nation. To such a league both
Great Britain and the United States
might assign something of their in
dividual right to blockade. But that
would be different matter from con-
ceding to Germany or any other enemy
of mankind any measure of immunity
from the blockade. What Germany
really would like to obtain through
the adoption Of her construction of
freedom of the seas" is her own
future exemption and security from
the pressure that has now defeated
her aggressive design and ruined her
as a great military power. Mime
apolis Journal.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-12-12
Box Social a Success.

The box social in the west school,
district 8, last Friday evening was a
complete success. It pays to adver-
tise in the Union.
People came from far and near and
the school house was inadequate to
hold the crowd. The cloak room, IL
brary and all other rooms were filled
to their utmost and many could not
get in at all.
A special vote of thanks is extended
H. A. Garrison, our kind and worthy
clerk Of court, our good minister of
the gospel, Rev. James A. Geer; some
Of the handsome lady clerks in c.. H.
Nelson's store and Dalen & Cullen's,
many sweet high school young ladies,
also Gebert Bros, Ellenbaum Bros,
Miss Cassel and pupils of the east
school, Mrs. Jay Herdliska, Edward
Hoeft, Ames Lundgren, Arthur
Sleeves and August F. Meyer Of the
school board, all Of whom contributed
to make our entertainment success.
After the program the entire lot of
"A boxes were auctioned off by Aug.
F. Meyer and Arthur Sleeves and sold
for 5000.
West school is splendid example
Of what a school may be when the
parents, teachers, and board work to-
gether toward success. The efforts
are well repaid when the effect on the
lives Of the boys and girls Of the
future generations are considered.
The proceeds are being used for an
oil stove for the serving Of warm
lunches, for an organ, for window
shades, a bookcase and a gas lantern
for lighting the school house for an
other play we shall give some time
this year.
We thank everyone who brought
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-12-12
Meaning of "Freedom of Seas -

Meaning OF "FreedOm of Seas"
The blockade, it has again been
demonstrated, is the most effective
agency that can be employed in war.
fare. Command Of the seas entails
final superiority on land. Even this
country, were it blockaded from both
oceans and the gulf, comparatively
self sufficient as it is, would be i'm.
mensely Inconvenience and might
eventually be reduced. Among the
many supplies Of which an effective
blockade would deprive us may be
mentioned rubber, coffee and tin.
Hence it is essential that we either
provide a seapower sufficient to de-
liver us from any chance Of blockade
or participate in such an international
combination as will preclude the un-
dertaking against US Of any block
ade, or unite the two in such parts
as will afford the protection Of either
provision complete.
Nor alone is to be considered our
own protection from blockade. We
may again desire to participate in an
offensive blockade, sucn as this against
the central empires that has saved
civilization.
Upon both counts, therefore, it be
hooves us to be extraordinarily care
full concerning the proposed "free-
dom of the seas" No freedom OF
the seas" that limits the right to i'm
pose an effective blockade should be
countenanced by US, unless we are
willing to see declared outlaw the
weapon that saved Athens from Per
STA, Rome from Carthage, Europe
from Napoleon, civilization from Ger
many. .$
If Germany could have had ''free-
dom Of the seas" in the German sense,
it would have made Intellectual the
blockade that finally conquered her.
She today would be mistress Of Europe
and giving the Americas orders. If
the Germans can secure from the
Forthcoming peace congress some
limitation Of the right of blockade, it
is possible that in the future some
new adventure in the world con
quest might succeed, or at any rate
our own security be jeopardized.
Such seapoWer as England main
tains operates in peace times to pro-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-12-12

boxes and all who bought them. We
were very anxious for these necessary
equipments and wished to help the
board and taxpayers, so, with the CO.
operation Of our friends we are de-
termined and shall work faithfully and
conscientiously to make this banner
year in the new school house and the
school one Of the best in the county.
, Mrs. Charles Melvin Serrurier,
Teacher.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1918-12-12
Is the War Ended, After All.

Is the war ended? Is there even so
much as an assured prospect of peace
in the immediate future? We have
not made, of course, the error of con-
founding a mere armistice with a de-
fnitive treaty Of peace, and we are
agreed that the treacherous Hun needs
to be watched and guarded until the
contamination of the very last scene
of the last act in the drama. Yet we
did venture to believe that the drastic
terms prescribed by Marshal Foch in
the armistice of November IL, and
their fullflment in the retirement of
German troops from France and Bel
GUM, the occupation of fortresses and
strategic regions of Germany by
American and Allied armies, and the
surrender Of a large part Of the Ger
man navy, made resumption of the
war by the Hun substantially impos-
sible and peace therefore assured.
Certainly the president seemed to in
innate as much as that in his address
to the nation. r. .ssaaI
But now 1--WE haze DOR doots," and our
doubts are directly provoked by the
president himself. For since the ire
mic or at least acknowledgements achieve
ments which we have just recited, and
since the presidents reduplicated pro-
clamation of peace, what has occur
red? AS war measure, as meas
ure essential to the efficient prose-
cution of the war, the president has
ordered the seizure and operation of
all oceanic cable systems by the gov
eminent; war measure, days after
his proclamation that the war was at
an end; and his spokesman in the
cabinet declares that there never was
more need of such war measure than
at the present time. Surely, that does
not look as though the war were ended.
Again, at a still later date, the
president has signed bill, and thus
made it a law, providing that-as a
war measure, essential to the sue
cessful prosecution Of the war-it shall
be grave penal ofense for a horti-
culturist to squeeze out the juice Of
his surplus grapes and ferment it
into wine. This is war measure,
solely. It could not exist in any
other capacity. But it is enacted
after the making of the armistice, and
it is not to go into effect until the first
of July Of next year. If it signifies
anything at all, it must signify that
the war is not ended. and that there is
no confident prospect of its being ended
within the, next seven months. And
ssat the president, in two separate adj
,esses to the people Of this nation,
As proclaimed the ending Of the war
ys..4d the advent Of peace.
Months ago, when hundreds Of
thousands Of our soldiers were fight
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An Inquisitive Doughboy.

A soldier in hospital on recovering
consciousness said:
Nurse, what is this on my head 2"
Vinegar cloths" she replied. ''You
have had a fever"
After a pause:
"And what is this on my chest?"
"A mustard plaster. You have had
pneumonia" rs
- And what is this at my feet ?"
"Salt bags; you have had frost bite
A soldier from the next bed looked
up and said:
Hang the pepper box to his nose,
nurse, then he will be a cruet."
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Sam Was Skun.

Sam, the chorus man, returned from
the city with scarf pin that con-
tanned diamond" Of no usual size.
It was the pride Of his heart, and the
envy Of his village companions. He
treated all inquiries from them as to
its value and its authenticity with
high scorn. His employer, after a
week Of basking in its radiance, asked
Sam about its history. Sam" he
said, lis it real diamond :" wv all Z
said Sam, .stif it amt I've been skun
out Of half ollar. &
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Saucy Kid.

az Saucy Kid.
Visitor (hungry) And at what time
do you have dinner, my little man ?
& Boy Soon as you've gone!
Evening journal., 1918-06-28

may indicate two more attacks by Ger
man submarines.
The burning vessel was passed by
the Norwegian steamship Berit, which
arrived from Cuba with cargo Of
sugar. The derellct loomed UP in the
darkness ahead Of the Bcrlt, just before
daylight on the morning Of June %, In
latitude 81 :22, longitude 7i:5i, or about
800 miles from the Virginia Capes.
The smolderlng schooner appeared
slightly TO the west Of the steamship,
which was steered to within a hundred
yards Of her, and the havoc about her
could be seen plainly from the Berlts
deck. Waves were washing through
the open stern. 10 looked from the ap-
pearance Of the davit lines as though
the lifebOats had been cut away hastily,
and the wreckage floating about the
deck indicated the schOOner's crew had
not much time TO choose between death
in the flames and a fighting chance in
the sea.
The name of the burning vessel was
not learned by the Berits officers, al
though every effort was made TO do so.
The huh Of the schooner was painted
green. The fOremast was the only stick
left standing and the main and mlzzen-
masts were hanging over the side. II
appeared the schooner had a cargo OF
coke aboard.
News Of the other sea tragedy was