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MISS MARY O'FALLON IS
BRIDE OF SOLDIER BOY

Another wartime romance is un-
folded this week, that Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Barien, who were married
on March 8, in Glenwood Springs by
Father Carrigan. Mrs. Barlen, nee
Miss Mary O'Fallon, is well known
here where her host Of young friends
extend to her their best wishes. The
romance began in December but was
not eliminated until in March.
Mr.. Barien left last Friday for
Camp Funston to enter service. His
bride win make her home in Gunni-
son until his return from war.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
GOVERNOR CUNTER SPEAKS
HERE WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~

News-C Champion has received .
wire direct from The State Gown
eli Of Defense, stating tAat IN his
tour to see that Colorado over
subscribes it, quota Tor tie Third
Liberty Loan, Governor Gunter
will speak here Wednesday even
ine, April ~, pnder the Joint
ulspiees q IL ISherty Lean eom-
inftfee of ~ state cd ef ~
County Counedl q De1ense-
Tn ~ ys1r ~ 1hGss - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
NORMAL TRUSTEES TO MEET
HERE ON NAY FIFTEENTH

DR.. Geo. Sullivan returned Monday
from attending the Board Of Normal
Trustees meeting at Greeley. He
brings word Of great improvements on
foot for our Normal, the details Of
which will be settled ct . full meeting
Of the board ut Gunnison ON May 18th
at commencement time. The govern
or may be there at that time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
Nkxf CONTINGENT on SOL
- Mk8 WILL NUNBER SCvRN
Henu - TAsse FIrst = IL LIZ,
~ Rider Gees - Jein the Mar.


Gunnison 10 to send seven, men @
0e army Is its next contingent.
These are:
Wilfred Clifton Parry, Marble.
Harry A. Williams, Gunnison.
Chester 'Andrew Peterson, lola
Lauren Basssft Waterman. Ohio
George Henry Grafton, Sspinero.
Charles David Mead, Somerset.
David Payne, Somerset.
These will 20 on within five days
efeer April Is, the exact day not vet
eing set. The draft from the nation
, 10000 men and this makes 1 yO29
from Colorado. This means speeding
Up on the draft 20 that something like
: million men will be called during
ehe summer.
Robert Barrett and Charley Nil
ler were accepted in the marine corps
and both left Denver Sunday for
Marc Inland, San Francisco. Two
more stars in our service flag.
Ray Rider left on Wednesday night
for Denver, where he expects to take
the examination to join the Marine
Corps. We are glad to see so many
Of the young men getting into the
spirit. Uncle Sam needs them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Prosser drove
from Doyle in their car yesterday
Mrs. Prosser tells us that her
nephew, William Bennett, son
Of John Bennett of Morrison, has been
in France since last August and is
undoubtedly on the firing line. He
enlisted last April at seventeen years
Of age and is a corporal in the mar
ines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12

Reports come from the different
Gunnissn people, Who are in the hos
|pital n Helida, that they are al Inn
proving nicely. Mn. Frank Ander-
- m1 Ma Paul Gtarln axe convales-
dng ropjdly. Mn. J. White = I'm
DDyinG 6eWly, heWuvees thsy tAinh
M oDoon3 dxo - ~ b able p
E.e1sA = ~ hsl.e h faxiia ~ -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
NATIONAL EMERGENCY
MAKES YOUR PAPER LATE

The News Champion il unavoidably
late today, becanse cf ths nsce6alEy
a. tetting MeAdoois telegram 1Asuj
tie urgent neceasfty Of aiboerihfnR
for IlSrfy BenlA NotAhe but Z
nntief2 = s6sssxsncy 4 szcase 4or fke
News Anptsn bsing laas, IT ~
+ 6eve4al Gnisla nsst1lnnks N n
l1see -. - 0ese - !.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
Youy3 tfuly
81 u II

Pfuk Graet nul1n1 spolns y Afous
nl14ats mane & uhtqne t3ks6kxe last
.1igkf - II essfsc 6ice1cosi q
e.lng eona sale 1lin6 neGers +
lHydueeds H. bs191ae. a11g Nsllten II
8! eeseee4 uss6 ~ :vezs
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12

Mrs. Myrtle Upton lsft on wednes-
day for Grand Junction called BY the
sickness Of her sister. Nrs. n. E.
Leonard, Of Doy1sville, Win taks
charge Of Mrs Tlptea's home durins
her absence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12

Herman Weirick, who is i'll in the
d. q r. G. hospital at Salida is re-
ported to be slightly better.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
MORE NAMES FOR THE
500 THRIFT CLUB
Big List From Somerset and FIorests
Julnps List to 24S.

Floresta sends in twelve names on
the 500 War Thrift Stamp Club. Mr..
Moscon, Postmasterp says this makes
half Of the Floresta people, and he win
continue the sales. Very good, Flor
esta; may others do ~ well. Below
are the names:
M. B. Moscon. ~
Ivan B. Hards.
L y. y. Watson.
B. b. Richardson. Z, 1885 .s.sit !. :
sSit Passeri.
sSam Davis.
Bassi Rocco.
Oscar F. johnson.
Herris Galani. -
Harry Torakes.
Thos. ]. Miller.
Ugo Cecc, Sr.
We also have the name Of Elinor
Dixon, Gunnison, Jean Mckee, Gunni-
son, and Avis Eells, Gunnison.
Somerset reports over $1,000 IN
War Thrift Stamps sold to date and
sends list of % 500 Thrift club mem
bers, names as follows:
Robt. Williams, Jr.
Geo. McDermaid.
Frank Same.
sSalvar Tomvea.
LEO Massor.
sJoe Marina.
'Johh Sarkka.
IS. Bergefisk.
John Delost.
Joe Rametti.
sIganoz Zabarka.
John Cernvarka.
Frank Dashner.
sTony Delost.
Frank Kemetis.
Frank Ramaslar.
Frank Reprove.
sJacob Absec.
mike Kruby.
Louis Sherf1ck.
zoe Carmine.
sSteve Porter.
sRichard williams.
Many Of these have bought more
than 500, ranging from that to $500
Robt. Williams, Jr., our committee
member there says there WIN be lots
more to report. Fine, isn't TT
During February alone the Colo
RADIO Supply Co., store at Crested
Butte sold Thrift Stamps to the ex-
tent Of $2671.85. That IL q fine rec
|'ord for one company. It shows how
the SNOWFALL is gathering momentum.
We shall all belong to the Hundred
dollar club" before the year is over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12

In the purchase Of bsais the Third Liberty Loan
eheng Of deferred
the banks the
unable the offered By the government
the Liberty Loan Conn regarding TIM
1 . follows
Due to the fact that the
lean certificates the
Liberty Loan for the bonds in fu possbl Subscriber
able the
bond under the deferred offered By
offered by the Initial
eent s'ond staen = and payable May zsh third install
payable
August -
PLAN
nson have
interest provided
tend the time for the ultimate seeent full for these
period than months The Government and
sers take Of their
%
United
interest May 1918 First Sep&eber
Thereafter interest viii
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
MOST OF LAST CONTINGENT
STILL TOGETHER IN FT. RILEY
Dear Mr.. Lalte:.

Dear Mr.. Lake,
Have received the News Cham
pion and enjoy it very much, as It
keeps me posted on Gunni3cn county
adatrA Willet Estes and Cyril Nc
Dewell have been transferred from
our company; the rest OF the Gunni-
son boys arc still together.
We have been assigned to the field
hospital. and 4 seems to be . good
henneh Of service.
Yonr5 truly,
CHARLES EILEBkECHT,
Field Hospital No. So.
n g. Z. c. = + Riley, Kan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12

Edear. Wflsen wss 1euA ~ Arst|
u H. week 1kun Crooeo1 Dutta ma1-
~ oxx1ngGmaato 1orI - - e1ngsI
tA2Fe - - ~ 1h1es - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-12
GREAT CALL TO- FIGHT
OR, BUY LIBERTY BONDS
Telegram to Gunnison County Citizens Direct
From Secretary McAdoo. How
Everyone Can Help.

following
States received this by the Liberty Loan
Committee:
1T matter Natioaal that the the
United States shah supplied al with needed
furnish the clothing
made by
the soldiers the life
soldier from it. The
tend credit the vient Bnton French Bgsn Italians
fighting along side American soldiers bloody fields
Belgium and Italy the American fail lend their their
ous Everyone help lending
They make gift Of
security and paid interest
nation render genuine patriotic service by lending all the they
to their and
difference how small the be
thrift should buy thrift Those
should buy
should liberty bonds should
instead put
he patriotic upon
than whom there
future and the liberty Of the world
great liberty loan work The already
Of the highest value raising the foodtua
and citizens home and BY the soldiers
They should invest money obligations
government In doing they win not say beaeat
themselves BY saving t6 liberty
their ghts and their against the heatened
powerful ntocrat and military
country trsdiaay freedom loving
three the nine4eeaah Of this nsa the
Concord hred the
their heroic know hat they win With
ay hasness asd yEefsa Nsng he vhih viii
psi1s aGe
erty justice aad AnessesS ssersd rghta Sis.-w
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ka c. 3 CT. SIS; Cten. sv. Augu-
stina {. 118 PUJ. $5; Kad. sv.
Alexandra {. 271 PUJ. So; Sp.
sv. Josefa {. 25 CT. So.
Sbirka Interstate Machine
Shop, Bedford, O., prostr. p. j.
Andela prispeli: j. Canpila 81
j. Vajz so; ]. Andel so; Jos.
Jan so; F. Novotny SO; V. Prib
so; A. Fronek SO; Safranek
25; Teska 25; M. Kule 25; Hou
ska 25; Kos 25; Hejna. 25; j.
Krejci 25; Vejvoda 25; Ko-
hout 25; Placek 25; j. Charvat
25; A. zenisek 25; Jahoda 25;
Kubat 25; Ineman 25; K. Ledr
25; Nejedly 25. Celkem 1925.
Dairy: American Czechoslo-
yak Club $1,000 a Sp. els. 104
CMBA. 500.
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ssh lsSM
CESKY VOJfN ZAHYNUL,

Cedar Rapids. - VCera pri-
sla do mesta nasaho cd valec-
nehto odboru smutna zprava,
ktera oznamovala tragickou
smrt Jamese V. Kapouna, KITE
ry mnoha jinymi utonul me-
stastnou lodi v severnim kama
lie irskeho pobrezi, kdyz anne
Ticka transportni LODI, vezouci
nekolik set vojinG cd Francie,
srazila Sc s jinou lodi. Podrob-
nosti teto namorni tragedie
jsou ctenarstvu znamy. Neste
stf udalo Sc ma potatku fijna a
bylo potreba delsiho casu, ably
vsechny obeti byly ziisteny.
Krajan Kapoun nalezel k d6lo
stfelectvu. X vojsku pridal Sc
odbrovoln6. Byl mezi zdejsimi
krajany dobfe znam. Byl 25 let
star a zenat.
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Wlssl l!.s!l |1!l!s'l.] |W1!l!ss'lS.]
VYKAZ PRfSEVKU MAR SV
CESKYCH KATOLtKU.
Mesfcni dan:

McSlClll udu.
Sp. sv. Jana Nep. {. 1O2 PUJ.
$12; Sp. sv. Josefa {. 7 CT,
$3.50; Sp. sv. FrantiSky {. 925
|LCBA. $40; Sp. sv. Josefa {.
25 CT. S13.70; Sp. sv. Josefa {.
80. PUJ. Sc; Sp. sv. Frantiska
{. 2O7 PUJ. SIS; Sp. sv. Cyrilla
a Methodeje {. 10 PUJ. $3.50;
Sp. Svornost Katolicka {. 3 CT.
$500; Sp. sv. Alzbety {. 586
Kat. Lesnic $50; Sp. sv. Stepa-
ma {. l CT. SIP; Cten. sv. Augu
stina {. 118 PUJ. $3.50; Sp. sv.
Alzbety {. 10 UJZA. $6.75;
Sp. sv. Josefa| {. Z CT. $685.;
Sp. sv. Cyrilla a Methodeje {.
9 CT. $3.50; Sp. sv. Vaclava {.
18 CT. $2.1O; Sp. sv. Stepana {.
l CT. SIP; Sp. sv. Ludvika &.
Is CT. $2.55; Sp. Svornost Ka-
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tolicka {. 3 CT. $3.50; Sp. sv
Petra a Pavla {. 10 CT. $2.95
Sp. s. Stepana {. 26 CT. $19.05
Sp. sv. Cyrilla a Methodeje G.
9. CT. $3.50; Sp. sv. Barbory c.
b CT. SIS; Sp. sv. Alzbehy c.
10 UJZA. S6.75; Sp. sv. Vacla-
va {. 100 PUJ. Sc; Sp. Cten.
sv. Tomase {. 2 CT $3.15; DIV.
sv. Vojtecha {. 1340 Kat. Les
nikG $3.50; Sp. sv. Amy {. l
UJZA. $18; Kad. sv. Alexan-
Ora {. 271 PUJ. SO; Sp. sv. Pc
ira a Pavla {. 10 CT. $2.95; Sp.
sv. Amy {. 19 UJzA. $500;
Sp. sv. Prokopa {. 5 c.. $3.50;
Sp. P. Marie Lurdske {. 5z VI
"a. $3.50; Sp. sv. Amy {. 10
CT. $3.50; Sp. sv. Veroniky {.
II CT. 13.4O; Sp. sv. Antonina
{. $50 PUJ. $3.50; Sp. sv. Bar
bory {. GA Kat. Les. SO; Sp. sv.
Vaclava {. 800 PUJ. $3.75;
Bratri sv. Augustine {. 246 P.
U. j. $7.95; Sp. P. Marie Lurd.
{. 13 CT. $7.20; Sp. P. Marie
Lurdske {. 2 CT. $50; Sp. sv.
Vojtecha {. 81 PUJ. 1925;
Sp. sv. Prokopa {. 6 CT. $7.05;
Sp. sv. Martina {. A CT. $50;
Sp. Svornost Katolicka {. 13
PUJ. $11.7O; Sp. sv. Josefa {.
7 CT. 1925; Sp. sv. Cyrilla a
Method. {. 9 CT. $3.50; Sp. sv.
Petra a Pavla {. 10 CT. $2.95;
Sp. sv. Alzbety {. 10 UJZA.
$6:65.
No vydaje prispely:
Sp. P. Marie Lourd. {. 7. CT.
81 ;Sp. sv. Antonina (. $50 PUJ.
81; Sp. sv. Josefa (. 80 PUJ.
81; Sp. sv. Vaclava (. 100 PUJ.
SIS; Sp. sv. Frantiska (. 207
PUJ. So; Sp. Svornost Katolic-
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MOTORACI MA STAVCE.

New York. - Spolecnost po
ulicnich drah Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company propusteno
bylo nedavno 29 motoraka. Va
lecna rada vladni naridila spo-
lecnosti,, ably je pHijala zpet do
prace, ale spolecnost neuposle-
CHA. Proto vyhlasila unie stav
ku. Dosud stavkOu touto neby-
la doprava nijak obmezena, po
nevada nevysli motoraci vsich-
nj, ale da Sc ocekavati, re Sc
tax stane pozdeji. Dnes bylo
ma stavce jen 80 procent del
nikn.
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DIR. KRAMAk PRESIDENTEM CESK0.
SL0VENSKE REPUBLIKY.
PRAHA POzADUJE VYDANf
SLEZSKA.
HLAD BAVORSKU. - MADARI zADAJf o SAMO
STATNE PRfMERf

sertni cast, nesmi pfinesti ami
obycejne oznameni umrti.
Svycarske listy uverejnuii
zpravu, ze cisarovna Zita, man
zelka rakouSkeho Karla prona.
jala zamek Wartegg V Rohr-
sachu ma Bodamskem jezefe,
kam Sc pry v dobe nejkratsi
presidli. ProtichIdne zpravy
Ease tvrdi, Re rakousky panov-
mix nema v umyslu vzdati sc
vlady a telegram z Vidne o.
znamuje, re cisar choti pro-
iizdel v nedeli videnskymi par.
ky srdecne isa obyvatelstvem
zdraven.
Hrabe Karolyi, v1dce strany
uherske neodvislost' odebral
Sc cleny Narodni Rady a del
nickeho a vojenskeho vyboru
do Padovy v Italii, kde hodla
zahajiti iednani o mir gene
ralem Diazem, velitelem ital-
skych vojsk.
Jina budapestska depese O.
petne prozrazuie, ze uhersky
ministr spravedlnostni, Berin-
key Sc odebral do srbskeho Be-
lohradu aby navazal styky S
generalem D'Espreyam, nacel-
nikem spojeneckych armad v
Makedonii.
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Geneva, 6. listopadu. - DR..
Karel Kramar byl zvolen presi
dentem Ceske republiky ma &C.
ske konferenci, ktera zde Ease
da. Konference vypracovala
-rovn6z dstavu. podobn,u 1sta-
We Spojenych Statd, zrizujici
parliament, jenz bude svolan k
okamzitemu zasedani v Praze.
Amsterdam, 6. listopadu. -
DIE do Vidne doslych zprav by
10 vychodni Slezsko, zejmena
ma hranicich dano pod sprawl
Nemecke Lidove Rady. Dosl6
sem listy z Krakova v Halici Wy
pravuji, ze hlavnf ceske voien-
ske velitelstvl v Praze naridilo
vsem velitelGm vojenskych po-
sadek v Slezsku, ably tuto zemi
povazovali "a soucast Cesko-
slovenske republiky.
Obcanskym i vojenskym Il
. radGm v Solnohradsku povsta
va znacne nebezpeci nasled
KEN neporadneho ustupu ra-
,kouskeho vojska Cd italskych
front jehoz cele zastupy zapla
vujf zemi severnf Tvrolsko, a
ktere Sc, an neni o nej nikterak
postarano. must zasobovati ma
vfastnf vrub. Byly zrizeny "a
sobovaci stanice vojsko jest
odzbroiovano. V InSpruku bylo
vvpleneno ma tamnejsim nadra
II nekol:k zeleznicnich vagonI
nalozenych potravinalni.
Italsti valecni zajatci, kteri
opustili detencni lezeni byli
soustredeni jsou posilani do
suych domovd.
Krom vnitrnich zmatkG ohro
.zene Jest Bavorsko j, .hladem.
v Vtfeti tyden mtsice rijna ma
stal citelny nedostatek brar-
Dor, take panuji skutecne o.
bavy pred nastavajfci zimou.
Urady ze, strachu aby Sc lid
neiitfl tuto neblahou situaci
tail. Noviny podlehaji tax pff-
sre censure. re vvchazi billy
mi misty kde drive byvala in
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MLADY CESKY VOJfN zE.
MREL MA CESTE DO
FRANCIE.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. - Kra-
jan Vaclav ivdhka, bydlici v
c. 1119 jiz. 7. ul. vych., obdr-
Eel telegram bolestneho zneni,
ktery mu Oznamoval, re ieho
syn Vilem J. zemrel ma lodi ma
ceste do Francie cd zapalu pie
Zvest tato dosla cd brigadniho
|generla w. V. Judsona. - Mia
|dy Piohka vrad6n byl dp slu-
zby vojenske 25. cervence, kdy
zaroven mnoha jinymi odejel
do tabora Pike v Arkansasu,
kde Sc mu dostalo pocatecniho
vycviku. Pozd6ji pfelozen byl
do tabora Merit a odtamtud
Ike komci zarf poslan do Fran
Ecie, kterezto zeme nedopral
mu 'osud spatriti. Byl rozen a
|vychovan Cedar Rapidcich a
v dobe, kdy byl do sulzbv vo-
jenske povolan, zamestnan bvl
ma nakladnfm milwauckem ma
drazi. Byl zvlaSte znam a oblf-
ben mezf zdejsi mladezi osadv
sv. Vaclava. jeiimz clenem bvl.
PozGstatky ieho byly posla-
nv do mesta naseho. kde dnstoi
ny pohreb bude konan. Mimo
otce zanechava zesnuly diva
bratry, Josefa, ktery pred ne
kolika roxy slouzil pobrezni-
no delostrelectva We Fort Pre-
BILE. Mexico. a Roberta, oba "
lmeste nasem bvdlici.
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Dne z. list. 1913 sc ma
leza v adm. "Sveta" $42.

We vykazu pro c. SLOW. Ar
madu dine 5. listopadu uverej-
neneho We sbirce McMyler In
terstate Co. byl vynechan pan
JOS. Campula Bedford, o., s
prispevkem $1.OO; uhrnny wy
kazany soucet byl vsak spra-
vny.
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D DfVKY I

Prijmou Sc divky ma rucni
praci, siti sukni. Dobry plat
a stala prace. Haste Sc v {.
1881 E. 81. ul. z Broadway.
lib
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PRISpEVKY FRO CESKOSLO.
VENSKOU ARMADA SLOzE-
NE v ADM. "SVETA".

Pri slavnosti so. leteho jubi-
lea vazenych manzelG Franti-
Ska Marie Hejdukovych z
Central ave., vybrano mezi
hostmi ............. :. $1,000
Dne 5. list. 1918 vykaza
no 32.15
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-03
Under the Tents at
Camp TRAVIS

mo cases Of Spanish Influenza
have been discovered in Camp Travis.
Texas Influenza Of mild form has
been noted in few cases during the
past few months but in no Instance
has the influenza been Of the virulcni
type now reported prevalent in the
East" This was the statement today
Of Lieut. Colonel l. W. Little. Chief
Surgeon Of the Eighteenth Division,
located AT Camp Travis.
Because Of the prevalence Of the
virulent type in the East every case
Of Influenza in any form is reported
directly TO the Surgeon General in
Washington. Cases, numbering thir-
ty-seven. reported from Camp Travis,
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however have been Of the very mild
tpye and not to be classed as Span
ish Influenza. Every procaution has
been taken and is beng taken to pre-
vent the introduction or spread Of the
infection now reported in many other
camps
There has never been a death re
ported from Influenza from the Camp
Travis Base Hospital or from among
the soldiers at Camp Travis. notwith-
stending the fact that there has been
a total Of from $4,000 to 10000 prac
tically all the time All suspected
cases are being carefully watched
from symptoms Of the Influenza Of
the Spanish Type.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-03
PEOPLES FORUM
The Rules Of Reason are not Com
plieated.

The Rules Of Reason are not Com
plieated.
Trouble comes only when reason
has to grapple with mans delusions,
prompted by plausibieness.
To The Avalanche;
Some years ago ] read Of rather
strong case. A young man took
horse without consent OF owner, with
mo intent Of doing wrong.
While still in his teens, he left
good home and become a tramp With
romatic idea to reach a certain
place far away, at certain time.
After several days travel, he was
foot-sore and wearried. One evening
about twilight he lost hope Of reach
ing the point on time, and started to
house near by to. get lodging and
something to eat.
When near the house he spied a
stall horse. bride and saddle hang
ing on a peg. With no thought OF
wrong, but aglow with hopes Of carry
ing out his romantic idea, he brides,
saddles, mounts and rides away OF
course, next morning the horse was
missed and a party had seen a tramp
near the stable late last evening.
Officers were put on the trail and by
hard riding and relay Of horses, the
young man was caught with the
goods
He was tried by proper methods
and convicted.
His people employed a lawyer TO
defend him. The defense was, form
er good character, and his statements
that he meant no wrong, but was
over-whelm crazed by delusion.
Taking in consideration the gener-
al appearance Of the young man. and
proof of former good character. and
hiJ statement, the heart Of the Judge
was touched and he said, young
man my sympathies are with you, but
you are guilty Of a wrong against
the law that must be strictly constru-
ed. The act Of taking the horse is
proof of an unlawful intent. Plaus-
able excuses. former good character,
and romantic delusions are no defense
for the wrong you have committed.
Nothing in this cause could excuse.
except positive proof OF insanity Law
s based upon reason and permits no
right to do wrong" Man as rule
in the main, is not bad Decisions
prompted by plausableness is his
worst enemy They murder reason.
Plausibleness tempts by offer Of a
cute reward for self,
II was delusion prompted by plaus-
ibleness that cursed the fall Of Adam.
The reward offered Adam was indeed
great. BY the act Of discbedience,
he was to be Gods equal, but when
called to account, conscious Of guilt,
he whined, and tried to acquire him
self, by laying all the blame upon the
woman Adam was the originator Of
that role that still lives. Zone wrong
calls for another wrong"
GEO. L. BEATTY.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-03
GEO. L. BEATTY:

During the last week there has been
much speculation as to whether this
camp was to number among its Y.
NJ. c. A. athletic workers Jim Thorpe.
the noted Indian athletic. Thorpe,
who owes his initial interest in sports
to A. NJ. Venue. physical director
at "Y" 81, while the latter was ath-
letic instructor at Carlisle Indian
School, had written to Mr.. Venue
about joining up with the Army "Y",
and negotiations are under way.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-03
Minnenwerfer. or Trench Mortar Gun,
The Great French Seventy Five"

the gun Verdun where it gave the German the
of his life returned veteran puts it. 1t bears
marks camoufage used in that terrific drive OF
Hun which the French armies met and held at that famous
which will go down history of the worlds great
egrounds Verdun that the vision of the White
purred the tired and soldiers of France
against the foe and where with their backs
to the wall they fulfilled their vow, They shall not pass
Another object particular interest at this time
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1918-10-03
COME AND SEE THE GUNS
CAPTURED BY OUR BOYS
AT CHATEAU THIERRY
FRENCH SEVENTY FIVE" AERIAL TORPEDO, DEPTH
BOMB AND OTHER WAR TROPHIES MAKE UP
INTERESTING EXHIBIT

BLOOD-STAINED AND BJIIETR IDDI ED UNIFORM OF
Hon KILLED By AMERICAN SOLDIER WILL SHOW
YOU HOW OUR BOYS ARE TAKING CARE OF
YOUR INTERESTS AT /H0ME-GAS MASKS
USED BY OUR Bg1S As PROTECTION
AGAINST THE DEADLY MUSTARD
GAS.