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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18
About Time, Too.

An officer inspecting sentries guard
ing the line in Flanders came across
a raw-looking yeoman.
What are you here for?" he ask
ed.
ITO report anything unusual. sir. :"
What would you call unusual?'
Il dunno exactly, SIR
What would you do if you saw five
battle ships steaming across that field
yonder?"
Sign the pledge, sir."-Tit-B Bits.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18
This is Made in Boston.

so this. is your famous Beacon
Street," said Major X. as he strolled
with his friend along past the State
House. !: Frankly, I'm surprised. I
had always heard that it was very
exclusive street, you know"
We'll, SO it is,' said the other
man.
"Eh. old chap, how can you say
SO? Why, it positively verges on the
Common. Boston Transcript.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18
Secondary Consideration.

Widower-'I suppose that when
you recall what a handsome man your
first husband was you wouldn't con-
slider me for a minute?
Widow-"Oh. yes, l would. But
wouldn't consider you for second. =
Orange Peel.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18

The Red Cross year has been chang
ed from May to May so as to now run
from Emas to Nmas. The dollar you
pay now is for the year 1919.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18

COOKING 'lHITS'
FRANCE Just RIGHT
Dleutians Devise Palata-
Menus for Soldiers in
Hospitals and canteens.
&,Gs7,-slsIsis

81 much interested In Ameri
l5ls m Whfch Is truly a crafty
npl TO q nation which
fashionable menus mostly In
g The two hundred and more
Raa Cross canteens dottina
french and American lines OF
M nnl1nkaaQn have been q success
3Nlfh the Roim as well as the Yank'
Aas well known French organiza-
the wounded, known as the
fxs AN Blesse. has opened q
ofmodel kitchens in French
a5nks usually IN charge Of ANA ms
alatians who consult 2 profes-
Matitian provided BY the Amer.
RCD Cross who goes about
4 @;iil3 aeae. hospitals and offers sug-
4 Chs anda s
kree 61bared tAined .dtetidans are
4 an service Ia hospitals, canteens
itehens soa Red Cross hospital
rance ne esAmeiican@e1-
oaaz Force took with " g train-
fors each base n0spltaL
Woasn are civilian employees
inis recruited through the
D1efitfan Service OF tas
Red Cross
'ked Gross Model Farma.
fSsss dn,nri,Ie purpose of providing
81 sf seab Tai,k and vegetables for
s. l,ospitals and wen sol.
cs,,laans a,,f Irnvi ding health
20 sYe,.cise ort,e natients
asssS o,n tbesr conyalescence the
+ !. J;;sn a,etah,iebnd q n,,n,her of
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18
A Bad Beginning, Etc.

She-"When we go anywhere now
we have to take the street-car. Be-
fore our marriage you always called
taxi
He-"Exactly. And that's the rea-
son we have to so in the street car
now."-Boston Transcript.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18

Have you joined the Red Cross for
1919? All you need is a heart and
q dollar
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-12-18
Concerning Peace.

(By Theodosia Garrison of the Vigi
lanteS.)
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

The prim and proper young woman
sailed, into @Maken & &sWearem's."
will you kindly show me-" she re-
Equested, .the- thinest thing you have
IN . blouse?"
I'm sorry, madam," answered the
salesmanS who was leaving at the end
OF the,sweek, 'tbut she's just gone out
tosIlunch."
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19
RIPPLING RHYMES
Baffled Science.

I asked the doc to my flu, and he remarked,
"Ker-swoosh! Ker-choo Just hand my pill-case from
the shelf have Che blamed disease mysefv "Oh doc"
/ said 81 sent for to of this dreadful flu
I've taken all pills and DOPE and Pm nearly shorn
me full of Valley Tam Twill be pretty howdydo if
must perish of the flu and still owe money when I'm
gone for bitters by the demohn The doc replied "Ker
swoesh Kerchoo! Why do you have this doggone flu?
Why can't you have som disease like rheumatic
housemaids knees? I've treated you at all times white;
to be your friend my delight my loyalty you de-
mands consideration at your hands; and yet when you
decide you kick to have turn at being sck you say
sWhat i'll shall endure? The only doc cannot curep
Tis thus you treat comrade true, loyal frend-Kr
swoosh! Ker-choo You might have tried out Brght's
disease which doesn't make you cough and sneeze you
might have had the mumps Group and I'd have pulled
you from the soup but you must fall for this blamed f
and get my goat-Ker-swoosh! Ker-choow
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adams.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19
ROPER g. HOWARD
Engineers --Assayers- buyest
Twelve years in SonOrar
OFFICE:
Opposite City Hall d
Proposals For Street Lighting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF NOGALES, ARIZONA
that bids for the installations Of q
complete system of street ligting in
the Town of Nogales, and its opera
ton, (First) for period of first
five years, (Second) longer term,
will be received by the Town Council,
to be opened by the Council at its
regular meeting on Monday, Janu-
ary 9th, 1919. All bids ITO be in
sealed. envelopes, addressed to the
Mayor. and deposited with the Town
Clerk on or before p. M, Monday,
January 9th, 1919. -
Proposals must specify proposed
system is detail, to include approxi-
mately one hundred lights, suspend
ed in center Of streets to burn each
and every night from one-half hour
after sunset until one-half hour be-
fore sunrise. Town Council to have
privilege of ordering installation of
additional lights, asd bid should state
amount to be charged for installa-
ton of such additional ligrts. r.
Bids must state the number, can
dlepower and type of lamps bidder
proposes to furnish, 20 and the total
cost of operation of same, which, at
the rate approved by the Arizona
Corporation Commission of eight
cents per kilo-watt hour, should
amount to approximately the sum Of
$500.00 per month. 1t being under
stood trat the rate may be either:
lowered or raised by action of the
Corporation Commission at any time.
Bids must also specify character
Of installation and type of proposed
system and of lamp fixtures to, be
used, with cost to the town of initial
installation. Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. u
F. E. COLE, Clerk. lgI
First Publication Dec. 18, 1918. vi
Last Publication, Dec. 81, 1918. ol
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19
MUST FEED OR pREc1pIrATE ANARCHY

That the problem of feeding the half starved and
hungry populations Of Europe devoves upon the United
States to great extent goes without saying The fer
tile fields and ranges of North America close to
the afflicted continent that much less time required
send the Atlantic cargo of wheat other prov
sions is far less than to send similar cargo from any
other part of the world And with the shortage of ship
ping the best and most effective service will come from
the United States. Were the effort made to supply the
starving in Europe from the distant well filled granaries
of Australia, Argentina Chile India the job would be
now.
With 598 uniforms that he can use no longer former
Kaiser Wilhelm should be able to make a good dcker
with an "old clo' man."
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19
BRYANT WASHBURN
IN
THE GOLDEN IDIOT"
8 Q 5000 o 300 Q D 00000
. Local and Personal aa0

100000 0@00000o90o Q
Mr.. George McElrath, who had
been quite ill with influenza aecouple
of weeks, was out yesterday for the
first time. The gentleman wasstaken
ill at Arixaca, and was laid up t1ere
four days before coming homo His
recovery is lievedspermanents much
to his qualification zande that o. Mrs..
McElrath.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
Mr.. v. P. Hansen, the Elgin mer-
chant.
Yesterday Mr.. Omar P. Sanders.
manager for the West Coast Ware
house Company szretnrned sfrofn t
visit at his old home in Texarlnna.
Arkansas, where he was called by the
illness of his father. When he left
for Nogales the gentlenana&kad rad
lied and was better. ~
Mrs. v. H. Doyle, from dos. No
chis, Sinaloa, is visiting Nogales, and
is at the Montezuma.
4
Yesterday the Western Wooden
Ware Company Of El Paso, (which
has leased for its Nogalest branch stAl
Bowman warehouse on Grand avenue
was engaged Z ins movinss its sstocl
from athe warehouse Of t1ea Ees,
Coast Warehouse Company to tn
new location.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

Holland has tired of having the ex-Kaiser in her
back yard and wants him to get out But poor Wilhelm
has nowhere to and will not bulge Holland might as
well give him over to the nation he has outraged the most
shamefuly-Belgium. But whether Belgium France or
Great Britain he will receive his just deserts and that
very quickly. 't
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

,sDalmau 4Poet Of the Violinp at tAs
Lyric Theatre tonight.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

Who-o could think Of refas-
ing a box of Chocolate Shop
Chocolates?
w&* ~
~;
Build up your system. with I
4 Beef, Iron and Wine. For sale
at the Owl Drug Store
$50 g.
IL
1t pays to de'where~ your e
dollar goes farthest. You'll
get 100c worth Of merchandise
for a dollar here.
**k
Where Quality and Qaantityt
3 are q Paramount-Owl ~ Drug
8 Store. rs
So 3 y
These cold damp days call fer
cup Of Delicious Owl Cheeo- 4
late-piping hot, too.
Come i'm and ook~,rOund-
Remember you're -.sanaong
friends. EIf|
"a
There are o. score Of things
on sale here that are. sure 'Plu
Chasers"-Just u ask s the prs-
scription man.
a"Beo it Ever 50 HomeIy-
seNof Face.o LikeJY Your : !
~ Own'-Why ssi have ,aaisomely =
-Gface when the Owl asells those I'd
wonderful wrinkle eradieators si
ait and skin lotions? al
*** as|
Of course oieI
ass* = lami
. BUSINESS is GOOD" h
sd
.HALLSsN =. ~
DOLSON as
Owners-Owl Drug Store
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

An officer on board warship was
drilling his men.
Il want every man to lie on his
back, put his legs in the air and move
them as if he were riding a BICYCLE" +"
he said, "now commence"
s After few minutes one man
stopped.
why have you stopped :" asked
the officer.
II you please. sir" answered
Smith, II am coasting.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

This is to admonish you that the Red Cross Christ
mas offering is due.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

Oasis 'sWANT ADS" are
mOney-makers for you. :
The daily morning oasis., 1918-12-19

) Ascertains Mr. SmithFwho was very
fond Of music was once invited by a
person Of royal lineage to share her
box at the opera in London. The
opera ywas aLa Boheme," but Mr..
Smith'ss enjoymen tof the music was
spoilt by Ladyr--'s chatter.
When they parted his hostess in
vited him toeaccompany her to hear
"FAust."
Delighted, I'm sure" replied Mr..
Smith. ss'Eve e asver heard you in
Faust"
| Ehsehcsss called. his typist to his
ro6m.
t:'(iss Keytap, you are q very spret-
ty young woman"
1"Oh ~ ssaid Miss Keytap, blushing
sl"You stress neatly and you have
aaweH n1odufated voice. / might ado
that your department is also above
reprosch."
sfYou shouldn't pay me so many
icoinphments."
= 81 onlywant tosput You in aecheer
fulhframe Of naind," said the boss
before taking up the matter of YOU
spelling and punctuation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08
Grtit Yrtft fit seras: Dieafag ben s Diober 1918.

2.b.n mic etpos bebeutet, DARN tiest
ebsn BIZ unsebeure 9rasit mein.r
@dnlb. Der 8Inftler, Der oies 8ilD
malte, ioar eintr Der er5teu ruHiihen
WtiHxr, gr fannie oiefe 5rau sut.
g. bat mr. feline Nntlase eriport."
Sd bette bos @eFahl. bab San
bon pstr:pisfd mitt.n I'M Sat obs
brad. 81 tpies auf bas aabere Bib.
bes tiasn Ih1nen. fsattlitntn Masa
anfaas Der Dr.iBistr stisse. Der
Darsefisffte fab auf einem @sHei nnb
fd3len in 9rdnmtrsien psrfMnten.
Sit niirbsn mid mad hitfem Bill
be ntdt trtannt baben.@
Mein pilb irrte BON, 8iibe neg au
Der Rasmorubr, bic auf tinem tleiz
ner aifA barunter ftagb. Mud auf
ihrem 3itferbIatt iah i'd bic miosa
f6iDara.n 3eiser. sSn benz matten
2i9t nirtte bsler Roum lpie cine
@rufttap.lIe, pie Elm mpftifher Sc
riHts5aa. = oos Qeben fhien in ibm
feine 9srrihaft perloren gu hubs1.
en-. httbe 4nsit traIte iid in mir
felt be Nnsft. oaB fid bic lhas
rsE ihlifBen mDhten unb fe fem
Riitteln unb Wuhten mehr beb.n
foi1nts, IS sraute mir, als tpera
i'd in 5;eternddten trGumte, i6 Mir
be lebenDls besraben, Sd dthmete
f4per unb trat nie @dus iudeno
einen @aritt auf San bon p.troz
tpisfd au, Der unbspeelid am 5liis:l
lelnte. Or fibIte, mas id inn fosen
ppnte une fam mir 5uppr: rSn ben
erften Sobren babe i9 bds 6aus
nidt peflaHen. 9a srtannte i'd, baB
mslne gfiItisen 8rdfte iid gu frib
3%erreibsn niiroen. Set iener 3eit
.3ebe ID gelesentlih aus unb fabre gu
manGm Gpncerten in bic Sta0t.
Dt.ie 5atrten fdentten mir Sbre 8es
fanntFhoft. DIT, tpenn i'd nit Sbnsn
f5Tah, t.innerte i'd mid an meins
Gisuube TON friher, unb ih babe IL
jung i'm Gebdhtnib bebalten. ple
friib gerftorbene. sic idienen gu mir
bird Sbren Munb gu iprehen, Stun
aid @is aus mtinem 2eben sebea,
prute it bpn Shnen - non alien as
fm,eo n.hmen. Sic Iinb ber porlebts
@oif in meinem 9aus. = Stun Be-
s-sifen Sic, tporum id Shnen seftern
faste, bag i'd Sbnen 81 banten ba~
BE-
.9err ron petroniBfd," ermiberls
i'd srarifien, lid babe Shnen bod gu
bonten."
Sn bie!sm ausenblid 0ffnets iih
bic 2bIr. Jobian trat elm. Muf einem
filheruen Sablett brahte er alpei aes
| idlifftne Glider nit bnnfelrotbem
Wein. San bon getrppibfd ersriff
bas elne unb netete IS 81 mir:
r@5 tit fhperer fpanifher Weia
i'd G1inee ibn benz porleBten
@of!"
Sd that 8efdeio. Ra6bem mir b..
Glafes seleert batten, retfte mir
! Son Don Netropis59 bic 0Gnbs. r@e=
ben Sic, ols fpenn Sic morsen piss
berfomen. uno penn Sbnen bic 5s-
geasDuni6e eines alien Wannes et>
mos seltvn. 10 finb Tie Sbn.n aus
poiem 1tr3sn seseben."
Sd .nerete mid tief auf San BON
pe:roptgssda 9dnoe. Nls id mid an
Der Shir griibenb 5uriidnanbte, fa6
i'd lbn, flh nit polItnbeter 3ofli1te;t
seaen mid Derbeugen.
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ser;ttei, tpGbrenh td bisYes f6rei5t.
Sun. i'd babe Sud ni9t umfdIih:n
unb klaN'dt.
dis Damn 0sint beiben @9niirs
- 10 ls;2 Du fliiterteTt, i'd perfano
i.ses B.1t - beribertIansen, ols ih
brrte, mie Du nit ibr rongF, als ii
fii1tte, mic SIR gua tiBtst = uab
dig Du ocnn ip%eit,rIpielteft - me!os
bten, bR rMr has b0d1ite Gliid 5nenst
- na pAbts i'd, haB mir nt1ts meAt
im 2ebe,; gu tbun blieb. Sit ssSahrsn
III mir mKin Daftin 2af, nur toftlit
burd Did. Sd NOR biinb. fpnft bdt..
ih ertennn miKtn. ipie id Did MIC
o.rbitlt, bob Define Sthnfuht nod
be- grpstn RunF ME ii GrfInuas
sebtn TONNE, tuenn mein Sie4tbum
E,ine Rraft fptiter ldbme.
Rad BEN GrltbniB Der lebten
Stuno. ndre Is @unbe, lpplte i'd
Did aidt %freimaden.
San es 1T eine ipunberpplls
Rnbe iiber mid eefpmmen. Mein
6era '6.ist lansfam unb meins Gin
ne fino flar, 10 bob i1 meine 9anbs
Innsen iebr pphl perantporten fann.
On b.t1nlme i'd benin. bab Du alles
pernidten midget, mas an mein 2ebsn
er.rnert, oamit 0u bas Define um -
cher BON mir lDfen fannft.
Die Miinfde Der Sterbenben iine
b.ilie ple bic @ebote Gottss. Tu
pirit ie halten.
Sd GDre Tabian tommen. St
brinst mir bon benz f9peren Ipanis
fhen Bein, ben 9u mir perfhriebsn
bait. 60 trerbe t9 Oeiner Site npn
in lsBten Nusenblid tbeilboftig fem.
v2ebe San = lebe!
Mnita."
Gan son petronibfd f9piee, big
er Ieinen Son mieber polltommen in
btr GsDult bate:
sd laete Sbnen, bab i'd gered@
ter gstpeien 81 iein CLAUDE, pie bic
@sttin nit Der 8inbe. sd nerni9tete
aTles, NOS an Mntta erinnerts. =
SIRE Risiber. ibre 8ilber, ibrsn
Sdmud, bic @eidenfe unb 8riefe =
orhnete laeine Mneelesenbeiten - be-
ftimmte olefen Ort neitab BON ber
@!oot, in Der 4nita beieeiest 1T. als
Ort mtines fiinftisen 2ebens. Jabian
rtifte pDreus unb faufte biefts 6aus.
Sir Teine Jomilit unb meins
| Jrfunbe Fin id perfdoIlen. benn id
babe meiren Ramen sednbert. nno
folte es Ger 3ufall fIeen, bab eine-,
be- mid s%efannt bate. mir b~eeeenets.
70 piroe ct mid bod nibt ertenz
| men.
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Grinnsrn Sic fid on bic unraTt
bes Wastens, bic unfdbis CUR Or.
brit uhb gu jeelitem @enieben
mn6t an oas qudIenbe Bea6ten
n1tr tletntn aaaeihen oas ae.
fpnnnte 0prdeu bas fieberbaf:e
GrFhredea bel jebem unbebeuttnben
Mrlab 60 babe i'd Jpn erfsbnt
unt ernertet = ben Sob.
Sd babe bufir stiorst. bob b.
3eit ftinen ShIeier iiber meme
Sfulo isst. Sd babe bic Dunbsn
often getoltsn."
Bel bieien Worten erbob fG Sun
bon pttrapibfh unb offntte bic 3bu
ren 8u stnem matt erbellten affedis
gen Saa'. gr wintte mir, ibm su fol-
gen. Sn fer Witte bes Scales ftono
EN- upfasidlaeener @benboIafIiiae!.
So ben Gronssleudtsrn brannten bi,
Gihter. Gin aufsrIhlaNn.s Notsns
blh Iebhte an benz Resol iiber ben
Sditen.
IN Der Wdnoen binsen sfpei Bill
be- fih s,seniiber. @inss bapon mar
pnn eine.n fdnsrsn 8orbans perbedt.
Son BON pstropibfh i9ob Inn lana
fam 5urit. Sd fab bag @eIidt elmer
blonosn Jrau. Die 3iiee fparen ee.
fdd.s, obrs idon Su fsin. bic br.it.s
2ippen lltelten. aber bic aua.n no.
ren erou unb tolt.
sd hek ft na6 jenem Saa.
nidt pi'fsrseiehsn," iaei. pe.rDz
wiBf4, aA uenn CT eitpas @Ieihaiils
tis&s trssbite. Sic bat ouG mtinem
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As SHAKESPEARE SAID

goerDerfalfnns. o@eil es nlein
2eben gerettet bat, periufe id lest
anoere 2eute fir 6orni's 4lpeufrdu.
ter 5u intereiiieren" id)reibt 'Serr
aler CHISHOLM BON Grupo, y. g;
Id lit ndmli6 an 4oerperfalfuna,
mouon mid Dies 6eilmittel politan-
dig befreit bat." Oieie arduternteoi.
gin bat ii1 eilten boben Huf in Ser
Selling bon 2eioen ocs 8luts mo
Ser 9ebensorgane erlporben. IS miro
nid)t our6 4potbefer perfauft, Jon.
bern Den 2euten 0ireft geliefert Don
Or. Yeter 6obtnen & Cons 60.
2501 @oibington Souleoaro, Gbica.
90, 81. lAnj.)
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Oils i'd emit anitos Brief erbrad.
5ittertsn meme s0dnbe 10 fart, bah
if lie nur ourh bic srObten Mnftrens
aunsen 5u ieber gepesun5 beftimmsa
ftrnts. Tieiss 3ittern 1T mir Bis
beute seblieben. Gs ftent fid absr iebt
mi nod ponn Elm, fpenn i'd bic uns
ts-arme truseredt battle, 70 ME ih
Is beim aIapierfpielen gu tbun pfIess.
@s bdtte biefes duberen NnlaFes
nidt bebarft. UNI mid au beftimmen.
ni:mols ,oieber cine 9ofte gu berii5s
rem"
San sol petronisf1 bate bits
oIlts eraobIt, obns iemals bi. 9errs
fdaft iiber fid au oerlieren, Gr err
portete teine Mntpnrt, feinen GIN
ptrf. Stins Musen fobsn b<im @prs@
den ius 2eere. gs f9isn, oIs baoe
er feline Morte gar ntht an mid
se,i9tet. Sett obtr tpanbte er mir
fem bon Der ptrholtenen @rreeune
leiht setDtbet.s Gtfht gu.
Sic ~interpriid.n cine Grose. gs
nor nihs Jur9t. mas mid abbie!t.
ridt ben Mes Mnitas su sehen. Rod-
benz min has Jurhtbare unb bi.
@riinoe, RE es peronlabt botten, be-
fannt srspprben fparen, tpubie ih
aud, fpsyhe Straf. meiner barrie.
Sd bad metn 2eben ab. peraids
tste duf alles, mas es mir tbemer
aeinadt bate. @uf Greunbe, auf ben
R::bm. heffen erfe @troblsn mid
bamals isreiften. Sd bate felt ienem
Gage ntf]is mebr i'm 2eben gu tbun,
ole auf Zen gu i~porten. Der meins
Shulp uuslDidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

Hips transfer & Sturase So. be.
iorat 1tmaiehen, Ginpnftu. geridlif'
fen, gagern. Seppidl.G einigen. OF.
flee Gil Z. Gberrs ct. Sci. CT. GA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

4m aadften Sage trat i'd meins
R.:fe an sd tam erf mad aip.i Sab
ren in iene Stopt suriid unb erfubr
brrt, bah San BON pstrppibfh ben
lt5itn Btiuh bereits empfansen bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

Munoern Sis fih MD. barber,
bet i'd 70 su Sbntn fprehe. Gs i1
riot bic RebisIisftit einss @rfiftg,
Die mid tnau peranlabt.
Jn bietsm Sdrant, Dor BEN @ie
fis:n, psrtpahrt i'd einsn Brief. ben
i'd Dor .yobren auf benz S4reibtild
meiner Jrau fanb. @r mar forsfGls
thy unb cbne 1df seiieselt unb bas
gbenmab feinsr fideren Gdrifisiise
ftKn ourd feins Grresuns beein4
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-08

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on Den Sobneu, Die Sdjulocn ser
Sobne an oen Botern.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-10
ASQU|TH IS oUTSP0KEN
Former British Premier Favors
Trying German Leaders.
Declares Men Responsible for War
and Atrocities Should Be Ade-
quately Punished.

London, Dec. 10.-Herbert II. AS
quith, former prime minister, speaking
at Richdale, Lancashire, ranged him
self alongside those who have declared
that the men responsible for the war
and atrocities shall receive adequate
punishment.
The Allied powers, he said, have an
nounced their joint intention of sum-
moning the late heads of the German
government and state before an inter
national tribunal.
There was a broad distinction, he
said, between errors, even lying, wick
ed errors of policy and a deliberate
and systematic refraction of rules
which rest for their sanction not on
ly on international usage, but on the
Instincts and dictates of humanity.
Such were some of the incidents
which attended the devastation of Bel.
gian territory, the sinking of passen'
ger ships and the almost incredible
brutality of the maltreatment of AL.
lied prisoners of war
1--WE ought to insist that justice be
done," said Mr.. Asquith, and that
not only the forms but the spirit OF
iustice-the melting out to the wrong
doer of his due, not less and not more
should be scrupulously observed"