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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
THE CULT OF THE SOUVENIR

you need not have done II lt Ii
easily conceivable that even after you
declared aar on Germany you might
have chosen 10 remain behind vour
impregnahle fortress of the sea You
might nave said Europes fight is not
ours. set all your factories at fun
speed turning out equipment and mn
uitions and waited. until Germany had
disposed of the rest of us. But that
would have been forgetting and
America does not forget
France will not forget. These two
republics will walk down the future
indissoubiy linked together, carrying
liberte. egalite. fraternite to other
peoples There was catch in his
voice and the tribute Of tears in his
eyes as he spoke of the courteous and
kindly spirit of American troops that
had been auartercd in Lyons Since
The armistice," said he, ''the command
ing officer OF these troops was in
ing assurances of good will from bis
men, accompanied by contribution
OF 5000 francs which his men had
contributed towards the support OF
our Home for the orphans OF the
war
When asked 10 suggest ways in
which the Methodist Centenary. which
we represented. could continue to aid
France through these two American
Methodist churches, he mentioned
among other needs. that OF temper
ance reform In common with other
leaders in France he realized the ruin
that the drink habit is working. In
Normandy, his native province, the
havoc of drink was appalling. and un-
less something was done to check it,
the people would be DESTROYED by it,
Il am total abstainer." said he. "and
have made II my business to fight al.
cohoI | hunt what you Americans
call blind tigers. like terrier hunts
rats. France needs the help you can
give in this fight" .
This is one illustration OF many OF
the moral phases Of the great battle
OF reconstruction in which this fine
specimen OF French patriot assured US
that our American Christianity could
bring welcome aid. even - our count
try had done in the great struggle Ter
liboYtY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
RevivlNG ThE FINE ART or RE.
MEMeEHlkG AMERICA DID NOT
FORGET HEF DEBT TO FRANCE,
Nv " " .NNsnN

Am ericsns have the cult OF the
souvenir said the Deputy prefect OF
Lyons. II was a new We of putting
il. and set US thinking Naturally We
,houghl o, the contrast this French.
nan, with swift, expressive gestures.
eloquent eyes and voice vibrant with
ieep feeling. meant 10 convey between
ne esotstic kul'ur OF the Germans
lnd the altruistic cult OF the Ameri.
ans You did not forget he said.
France has been a sort of Don Quix.
lie among The nations Whenever
here has been trouble anywhere she
las made haste TO see what she could
10 about it.s Usually these good turns
ye have done for peoples have been
promptly forgotten. Some OF them
have ever turned against us. We
sometimes wondered in our hard
struggle il America. too, had forgot
ten When the infant republic OF the
West was in its cradle and needed
help. France bent over that cradle like
mother and minis,ered 10 that need
when this infant had grown 10 be a
giant among the nations Of the earth,
and France, bled white and was stag
gerlns under the cruel and unrelent-
Tag blows OF the Huns, the giant re,
mem bered and came TO her side. You
had treasured the good memory fol
France through one hundred and for.
~ years
You cannot know what il meant 10
France We did not know We
thought OF your coming into the wal
In terms Of financial help. few thou
sands OF soldiers and the moral effect
H vour support But what was oW
amazement when in a few short
months you had poured billions OF
dollars into most astounding prepa-
rstions. put two million men In the
sruggle and set other millions in
training. But even then we we're IN
certain Chow these American boys,
fresh from the pursuits Of civil life
vcul5 scQuit themselves How mag
aleesntly they stood the test ell the
world knews. Then ve knew the ~
~ vss suYv ana tcck hpaYA Aunn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
MAJOR SCHROEDER Is
WINNER IN AERIAL RACE

Toronto. Aug e7--A record fOr lone
distance flying is claimed for Maicf
Rudolph Schroeder. who yesterday
completed the international aerial race
between Toronto and New York and
return. IN actual flying time. Major
Schroeder was in the air nine hours
and 35 minutes The first half OF
The journey from Toronto 10 New
York VAS accomplished IN four hours
snd three minutes Good weather
conditions on the return journey CT
the record to five hour. and S2 min
utes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
rilRlt'r WILL ~ TAUGHT
~ n BllC S<letD(N.s :

Oklahoma Clly. Aus . rhrin ~
TIE kihd thar 4 being rrDmul1isd
BY 'he federal desssm-as " e,inoa-
'ion ~ill b. saugh, in al schools q
Oklahoma, u the inquest being maas
b. u u Wilson "a coiD'y saperln-
i"ndenss of the state j. made effcc-
nfe. Mr. VII on hss sent letter 10
all superlnisndcnis 10 urge feschss
20 impress the work on pupils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
'OLISH I\St RCE<TS HAVE
GERMANS IN POWER

London, Aug 27---Polish insuroent.
Upper Silesia are surrounding the
German garrison in Mysiowitx, ane
hat town is expected to surrender
'sys Poiih official eommuniaue re.
,eiveo here today.
sour troop have reached BeIeinc
eiresino') and are pursuing the en-.
my" Il adds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
NOTED CARDINAL is
COMING TO AMERICA

Brussels. Aug 81 Cardinal Mercie.
will leave for the United States OF
September r, according ~ most re
cent information II is said that h,
probably viii m,gt King A'bert anC
Queen Elizabeth in America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
REPUBLICANS WILL REoR6ANlze
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

Washington, AUG .7- ReorsaG.xa :
ton oi The republican campaign CON
g!esslonal committee will be effected
C., a conference OF house republicans
sep s. Representative Fess OF Ohio.
i- expected 10 be reelected chairman
without opposition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
Won hAlMHAUSEN IS NEW
GERMAN AMBASSADOR

Berlin. Aug c7-Dr Haniel von
Haimhsusen. former counsellor Of the
German embassy at Washington. has
been selected for appointment as Ger
man ambassador to the United States,
according to authoritative iufor7na
'tion today. 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
TWO AvlAroes ARG rs
KILLED IN CRASH

Berevll.e. m. Aug a. Second Lieu.
.ensnt Floyd Meisenheimer OF D-trolt
and chauifcuf Harold Ice. OF 81 Nary
Ohio. we7c Killed At Scott field. near
here late today when their alrplane
fell from an altitude OF 900 feet and
caugh fire after crashing to tho
ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
OF Local Moment

Frank Kelly. There L. only one
answer ,o-'Irlsh WiIl you fight
John Adams IN Hamilton
Luwis' name the accent IS on ihe j.
From the namber OF schemes for
Going things for the returned soldier
It is easy 10 ge; the Impression iha;
there is money In the thing.
An Oklahoma City broker adyer-
tises, highest prices paid for mining
and oil stocks. What Is the highest
price OF a stock worth no,hings
A revolution in Chile does no; seem
10 get beyond the molly-coddle stage.
Sam Gardner: "All ask in The
way of regulation OF aeronauis Is tina.
they be required 10 keep their monkey |
on chain"
Guthrie Chapter. No. ie. viii OBJ |
serve Festsl Day. Sunday. Aug. Siss,
BY a trip to the Masonic Home al \
Darlington. Those who desire 20 go |
or who can furnish cars. fhono Miss ,
1881.
Anyway, not much fault Is being
considered, the German crown prince
serves the cause of humanity better
rs a scared to death refugee than as |,
martyr whose execution would pro
vide numbers Of silly women novel
lists with sentimental themes"
Anyway. NOT much faul is being
Icund with the weather. II is up 10
sealionahlc standard and therefore
accsI led as a matter Of course. when
man ought 10 be singing praises TO
ts glory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
POISONED FOOD rs
FATAL FOR BANKER

MuskoSec. Aug ~ G Smock.
president OF the Eufaula National
bank OF Eufsuls. Okla. and former
state bank examiner OF Oklshoms.
died at his home in Eufaula this aft :
ernoon as result OF ptomaIne pois-
oning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
TREATY is RATIFIED
BY BELGIAN SENATE

brussels, Aug 27-rhc Belgian sen
ale today unanimously aprriyod tn,
peace treaty with Germany Tn
chamber OF depuiie ratified the treat,
August :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
AMERICAN MINISTER TO
CHINA HAS RESiGNEc

Honolulu. Aug 27-Paul Reinsoh.
American minister 10 China, has re
''lgned that post. according TO Toxic
cablegram received by the Nipu jill a
Japanese newspaper here A cable
gram said Mr. Rcinsch presented his
osignation suddenly"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

sitDSlOl,L MtN ~ ALSO Csp\-
Iii'L>I isL VIII. WIN TilE
/. u y COMNliITEEslliP

washlnston. Aus ss-rnas General
Leonard Wood viii b. the rspuelieaH
nominee for the prsxid~ncy IN 1920
and probably the nsxi president. u
The firm oplnlen of Col Jake L Ham
on q Ardmorr. OKLA. sho has be~n
lu Washington several days IN oon-
nec'ion With hls immense OIL srodnc-
lng and railroad building Interests,
Colonel Hamon l. one at the three
millionaire oil men who are uesklns
the position q republican national
committeeman from Oklahoma. aud
Incidentally seems 10 D. falls a. GER
tain of his own suvc.ss A. a. L. 81
General wood'f
General Leonard wood n about
The only republican mentioned Co
The presidency who stands any chanc.
OF getting the nomination" said Col
liam0n. and Il looks 10 lnr a. though
he Is about as good A. nominated
nov There isn't any other rial can
dldsi' Ohio viii support Senator
Hardins Indiana. Senator Jim Wat
son Illinois viii De for Governor
Lowden and California will back Hi
ram Johnson Dut no, one ol these
men viii have any reay amount of
strength outside his own sia.e. sen
sior Borah is a blg man. bur his state
has few votes and he viii NOT stand
chance. The middle west. the
southwest and the far west ire for
Leonard Wood wish The exception ot
California. which has rs lsvorlie son.
Politicians obJse, to Wood.
My business takes me through ;ha
central states. the west and ou;hgcs,
and | meat mon g an walks in i'fc.
My observation is hat General Wood
Is popular everywhere have been.
Texas Is strong Tor him Oklahoma
Sill give him is solid saptor,. MIS-
ouri. kansai and in fac. almost ev-
'ry state west OF the Mississilspi is
'ih General Wood now
When told thar in Washing on Gen 7
Woods nomination is ro considered I
foresone conclusion by any ni.ans. |
oloncl Fiamon said "Gfncral wcod !
OF the candidate of the OPTICIANS. .
Washington IS the center of mlln- v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
MARTIAL LAW EXTENDED
TO COVER HUNGARY

Paris, Aug 27-Martisi law. which
was proclaimed in Budapest a few
days ago. has been extended to the
whole Of hungary. according 20 a
Aavas dispatch from Budapest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
irAly's IMPORTS LARE:
EXPORTS ARE SMALL

Rome, Aug 2s-Guycrnmcnt s,afll-
tcs on commerce with the Argentine
republic show that during the first
three months OF this present year
hsiy received about $4,000. 900 in i'm
ports and exported s2.oOo. eco worth
OF goods. OF the imports, $4,000, 900
were cereals. az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

good in any language.
Judge Illldrcih: France is goine
10 treat the prcfitccrs rongh. Now
that the American army has left that
country there appear, 10 be no cx-
cuse for maintaining excessive prices.
Wanted Indistr.ou' boy about six-
teen wears old, Ask for Mr House
holder a, +. o. Luiz Dry Goods Co
J u Van Hoozer: Apparently
here Is scarcity OF honey. The bees
cannot be prosecuted for boarding"
Bill Rejahl My estimate is shas
not more lbsp one half of one per
cent ~ the people set excited over
golf championships.
Sheriff Robertson ~ doubling
the price won't cure the tobacco habi,
there isn't mach hope 10 be placed in
an anti movement"
Save all tho daylight possible. There
Is 10 be less OF II next year.
Sam Gardner: ION every Job
4. hc-s. sh 49,, ,,,. rn,- ,,,..,, -, .,..vt.
I'd one of them IS called shorty"
-
I'm sick Of the high cost of llv.
ing" remarked Nate Patterson, "bu,
NOT sick enough 10 die"
Jerry Cone says she cellar should |
be kept above reproach
II there IS price boosters union 4
hc public would be pleased 10 have
I strike for shorter hours
Mo fashions return" said Fred
Sochl today "but il Is doubtful III
yer again egg will be worn much or
,hirt fronts
Perhaps the greatest encourage
G,eni Americans get from day TO DAY
ones with the thought that this
'ountly never will be run 10 rlease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

When opals are first taken from
The mine they are so soft that they
can be picked 10 pieces with the
finger nail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27


oklahoma has bern stfflns closes
md closer for eome time. said he
and living conditions. labor troubles
opposition 20 the isegue - nations
iae admini~ira,ion's handling of the
railroads and numerous causes arr
contributing 20 brin- about more op-
posiiion 10 the party In roser al the
time. 80 lha; I tally .xrec 10 see
Oklahoma 90 r, ahhcan neal war
unless there D. some radical chanre
in the present situation before she
election"
Scott Ferris WI De an easy winner
for the democratic senatorial nom-
ina,ion. II Colonel Hamon j. corrocs
In his views Ferris has she nom
nation won now" said he. "Free-
linz and McAdams ara both fine men
bur the democrats Of Oklahoma want
Core beaten and they feel .Ferr' i
Ihe man 10 do H. He should win
easily"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
FIVE DIE AFTER EATING
At A COUNTRY CLUB

Alliance. o, Aug @i-Wiih The death
as' night a, Canton Of Frank McAvoy
hcf of the Lakeside Country club. The
'"ash list resulting from eating M
, holesomc food az club dinner last
'aiurday night, was Increased to five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Tse palace or the former German
Emperor ia Berlin at one time kept
o. housemaids and l,S0o liyericd
ooimen in employment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

WANTED-Young and Who have dramatic o
musical talent take part in Gutlres Historical Pageant
to be given the Fair grounds Sept 1919 Three weeks sue
ton in elocuton and dancing free Apply Chamber
merce between 10 A. NJ and p. VI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

eisns. hsi smeax tke Frosls of an
f.rms eni sae u<-aws'ss ~.a a.
rl-ins. csler.i wspl : shs gro~i e.
soriie ~ ~. shs ssssnssA u iies,ss.
ssli ~ilheas kis lmIslslssn~s " =
lhs use vt aan 80 AnsFls4an sa'
mirp ana ths3 sEs 90 Eim tArvash
osi lle .esl. snd ! ear~sf 90 ss~ ma
.si for hsn ssoa
>ions 9Th Hs soiii suss<sH te'
Csnssl No<d. caA,nri ilsmoa al
leris oklsksnHa - befs nm @;ns<
a. -olidly Cor nsisonsi cssanisss~-
man. "a ssls. II ~. i@ei lhsl Jlsa
Harris Ana iim Acir4-. ths lailsF
no~ holdlng the s~lfion. ar hnsh
seeking the sane isre
= nav. ne nshi am. AID BE-
"lf me- election uefe 10 b. held ns~.
.oald run a.ay fFom lhe eihsF
and .Aps~s 20 ST s,nns-
~ b~s~eea no~ and th- time fsr So
Iecfinw fh~ oommit'ssmsn-
Colonsl Hanson disciaimsd any %
Ihleai oonnce'ion viih his visit 80
which Ne s,id sas "a
'lnslvsly "a conioc,ion ~ilh ne baild-
ng of his railroad and his ell ins~s-
.stx Iie aiso declined 70 dlscu che
'andidales eor republican nomlnstlons
or senator and osher offices "a GA.
ahoma. bui ssid Ne exl-.sed 10 see
pklahema r~ing into ihe repahilcan
olumn next wear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Whole hog Or none" j. MOI an in
spring trade shibbole,h.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

As long as lh- United States fools
with Mexico. Mexico Will fool With
the United S's,cs. says II d Bow
den
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Lloyd George invites the English
people 10 go 10 work. The advice Is
good in any language
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

oil lots ~ high grade shirts.
Some With soft collars attached
aud loft cuffs. and some neck
band and laundered cuff All
sifes Ia. 10 iois.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Nice self striped pearl grey
Madras with military collar al.
iachcd and soft cuffs; worth
ss.oQ All sizes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Odd lot fine hlonses worth
Si.sO. Neat striped Madras and
Pcrcalc ShiriinsS Soft cuffs aud
button down soft collars. Just
the thing for school wear. Al
sizes in lot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Perhaps the greatest encourage
Tent Americans get from day TO ia,
ones with the thought that this
Hountry never will be run to eleast
he bolshevis-s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05

MORE MONEY, WORSE SERVICE

Public Service Railway Company has succeeded in convincing
the Public Utility Commission thata seven cent fare with one cent
extra for transfers is absolutely necessary.
The public is yet to be shown, however, that seven cents is neces-
sary for such service as is rendered here when in the West lar
superior service is rendered for five cents.
Why can the electric railway companies of the West operate hand
some all-steel cars fitted up with every comfort for the passengers
have a smooth roadbed with six tracks, in some instances, and mann
tain a schedule approaching a mile a minute, giving a ride OF fifteen
miles for five cents-why can they do this. and still make money
when the Public Service here in the East, serving one OF the most
populated section Of the country finds it impossible to get along with
less than seven cents with their filthy cars, worn out tracks, and
with a schedule that is no schedule at all, requiring anywhere from
an hour and ten minutes to an hour and half to cover a distance OF
twelve milesf
The trolley service has become so abominable. that bus lines
have sprung up everywhere and the people refuse to ride IN the tot
lev cars when they can possibly avoid them. lnthe West they MAKE
trolley riding sc attractive and give such high class service lat nme
hubble pick the trolley cars in preference TO anythlng eler 10
cause Of the high class service and the effort to give the puohc IN
very best possible the traffic is such that a i've cent ae li
LONG distances is sufficient to pay handsome dividends.
Here it would seem as if the trolley company dd every
within its to discourage trolley riding and then complain De
aause their income is not sufficient to meet expenses.
perhans this difference has something to do with the failure
here and the success in the West. ,e.hno
Ieut even with the increased fare it wouldnt be so a IL theie
smoo onnearance of clean ears and better service. We couu
~, c~ed;t the West with knowing how to manage her peE
+ar han we here in the East and let 1T go at that. u 10 y IA
victims of rotten management and greatly mleIior sei'"0
same time is aggravating, to say the least ..;r.,. = obont the
h;urast failnre with one exception that the country has yet pro
49, exception is Burleson-
Bonhamtow
as "A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05

WASHINGTON, ID. C., May g.
Syria, one of the small nations whose
disposition is a peace conference prob
lem, and which has indicated infor-
mally hat it would prefer to be a
mandatory of the United States. is
described in the following bulletin,
based upon q communication to the
National Geographic Society:
syria, the region extending from
the Taurus Mountains to Egypt, and
from the desert to the Great Sea- is
the land of the patriarchs and pro-
phets and apostles-'the Holy Land
Its population numbers about
three and a half billions. of Semitic
origin, speaking the Arabic language,
and yet with so NAM races inter-
mingled through the centug es of the
various conquests and occupations
that the people canno claim any one
race as their own.
Greek. Roman and European cru
sader have all blended with the an
Gent Semitic stock to produce the
Syrians of today, whom Lord Cromer,
in his memoirs. termed the cream of
the East
In Syria was the one green spot of
Turkey-the Lebanon mountains. In
ancient times the mountains were
everywhere with forests. The cedars
of Lebanon not only furnished limb
er for the building of Solomon's tenn
pie in Jerusalem, but the kings of
Egypt annually floated large RATS of
logs from the Syrian coast to supply
the demands of the cities of the Nile.
This constant demand from foreign
lands, together with the lack of any
system of reforestation, has PRACTICAL
ly denuded the mountains of the
whole land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Ddilu Ho,oscObe
The stars incline, but do not compt
Tuesday, May 6, 1919.

The stars incline, but do not compel"
tuesday, May 6, 1913.
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Astrologers read this as an un-
favorable day. Uranus and the Sun
rule strongly for evil. Venus is-slight-
ly adverse.
Again n stars seem to foreshadow
public discomfort and a disposition to
assail h acts of those who exercise
power.
Uranus is in a place as menacing to
those who act for others. and there
1ore, for government officials, high as
well as low.
The planet which is believed to
sway the understanding and affect the
judgement of men and women will
breed bitter controversies in politics
and encourage attacks on public men.
There is a sign held to indicate
changes of big plans. new menaces to
national well being and consequent
uniting Of political foes for the gen-
eral good.
Love affairs are most unfortunately
directed during this sway of fhe stars.
1t is not a lucky wedding day.
The stars that menace romance al
so seem to foreshadow many secret
wooings that will be revealed. Scan
dals that concern men in high place
may murphy.
One of the reactions of war is held
to be q susceptibility 10 sentiment on
the part of army officers and enlisted
men. Many weddings among men of
high rank are foretold.
Trade will be good and financial
conditions satisfactory, If the stars
are read Alright. A period of extreme
business activity appears to be pres
aged.
Building of highways win have q
new significance after an event fore
told for midsummer.
Saturn is In a place Supposed TO de-
note a deciding birthrate and much
mortality among children.
Theatres and places OF amusement
may suffer through some unforeseen
circumstance.
Some sort of trouble with England
over a financial matter is prognosticat-
ed. but this VIII be easily adjusted.
Persons whose birthdate it is may
have anxieties II they r employed.
They should guard against deceit and
|fnfrigue.
Children born ON this day may be
|dnminearing and OF rowing disposition.
These subjects OF TaEus often ara Diff
flcult TO control ~ they may Pc self.
LxiIed<
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-05
Observations

1t may be that the Omsk government in Russia is more righteous
ban the Bolsheviki, but we don't see any pronounced difference in
IS addiction to consonants.
President Butler of Columbia University says the Huns were
$ailfy of thirty-one kinds of crime The only one the Hun recognizes
s that one of getting licked.
jules Barnes has been appointed wheat director for the United
States, but what do we need of Barnes when government has already
the price stableG
Gompers says that profteering is a greater peril in the United
states than Boshevism. 1t is fitting that a father should be greater
han his child
The japanese government declares that Korea is trying to start
omething because she "misinterprets the Significance Of the doc
sne of selfdetermination Subjugated people everywhere are
aaking the same fool blunder.