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MEXICANOS ACUSADOS !NJUSTAMENIE De
HABER ASALTADO AUNOS AMERlCANOS
En- reaIidad, eIIos fueron las vlctimas del asaIto,
habiendo sido muerto a balazos, de una
manera aIevosa, uno de los mexicanos

habia quedado solo, dandole golpes
uno de los americanos con una pie
dra Y e. otro con la carabira, aun-
que sin dispararle va mas tiros. Guam
do vieron los americanos que el ca
rro en- que venian los otros mexlca-
nos, Antonio, hermano de los asal-
tados V Rosendo, cunado de clos
s~oltarcn a Geronimo y q tcda prise
Sc montaron ell CANTON Y cmprendIe-
ron la marcia en- direction de Cole
man, en- donde pr~esentaron n que
ia contra los m~exicanos, ante las au
toridades de csc pueblo.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

FOR 10 cts. "nviaremos una coudecorac'on
auropaa D.acsimip. dos lrrrciosos c~roTi,os
ssmal:ados CON marco dorado Y nGestra
circular come-cial SELECTION De JuGuE-
TES. EsS-i6a hoy. la CASA MENlLAEA,
Box I56. Chicago. III.
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SEILOS De COMA

rz-a cmcrr.suisS, p-u:ss!Ouss'as y Socie-
Eaa-s. t~urzTi~.o --rtido 10 accessories !t1ES
h.. rsry. y!is ca;s!o:s = :. SaNTOS
URTA. oil Gu.oroS% 81 Ieselon9 Travis
S-a-- San kaloG.o. Texas.
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Or. T,N,EL-C.ru.a1o oent'>-a A"r'rano-
Fsres.aEdad s9 covo-1s. paenic- c2ic--
1-,dsdse 10 "a hrca '?ygr-hu~' F7nra cor
m proles.oH3s.a CGe rs m~eNfsS"" : solo
s-.;,a con mesisa---. Er~wra gratis
,,rgri-as gratis. prscios romOacs Y 81 sno-
:; d, dssca.-Di-ecc56 Altos EJTICA
pE SAN PEDRO. 90Si- ~ Commerce St
san Antonio. Texas
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Cambiaban de Residential

Geronimo. Antonio V Romuald1
Sosa. los dos primeros con suS res
pectlvas familias Y su cunado Rosen-
DO Gonzalez. tambien con su fami-
liza. Sc dirigian cl dia diez de sep
tiembre de San Angelo para Talpa,
en- donde pensaban establecerse por a.
gun tempo. hacienda ell viaje en-
..guavin," (~carros grandes de cuatro
ruedas para dos caballos que sc usan
para recogcr las cosechas). como a.
tumbran muchas famiiias pobres me-
~Xicanas. para ~evitarse el pago del
tren.
La dc viajeros V carros
iba llegando a la poblacion de Ta!pa,
Texas. cuando les do ~alcance un ca
mion en- el que vIajaban dos amerl-
canos. que Sc adelantaron a los via
icros Y uno de elIos increpo de mala
manera a Geronimo, que era ell que
iba adelante, por no haberla dado ell
canine para a. pasaran. Hay que IN
dicar que no obstantc que los amer
canos venian detras con 81 canton.
no pitaron nj oraron ningun apa-
ratio para avisar que les d~ejaran ell
paso. Geronimo contesto a los anne
ricanos haciendoles yer cue ellos no
habian hecho ningun llamado o da-
do algun aviso para que Sc hlclera
a TN lado. despues de 10 cual los amc-
ricanos siguieron su canine en- dlrec-
cion dc Talpa, 10 mismo que los via
%jcros.
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La muerte dc Romualdo

Viendo Romualdo 10 que pasaba,
Sc paso en- medic del canine o los
brazos ~cruzados, como para lndlcar
a los americanos, que no tenian nin-
guna rivalidad contra ellos Y que
eran genie de paz; pcro los america
nos cstaban sin duda, dispuesto a
hacer una de las suyas, y approve
charon un momento en- que Romual-
do volvio la cabeza para yer el CAIRO
de su cunado Rosendo, que venia
mas atras, para hacerle fuego por Ia
espalda. entrandole la bala por c!
lado izquierdo. En- menos de cinco
minutes quedo muerto el herido. Los
americanos no contentos con este,
arremetieron contra Guillermo que
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nombre de Fiat Lux" Y que sera
inaugurado en- breve. La Mesa Direc-
tiya del nuevo Campo quedo forma-
da por las s~iguientes personals: Con-
sui Comandante, Sr. Agustin 0. Cas-
tillo; Teniente Consejero, Celso Due
mas: Secretario Isabel P. Gonzalez;
Tesorero, Ines Sanchez; Escolta,
Juan LoZano.
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Sc NECESITA recamarcra competence.
Ocurran inmcGiatamcnte al Southern Hotel,
Main P.aza.
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INpRESORES: 49, ST l~rcssit- esCUt'aS de
dcfunc.ou. craaGss. e~tiio Tsxica1o, escr'ba
pi6i"rco rrcrio3 y rnUcSt~aS \ !SDacio b.
Lozaao. IL y. Santa Rosa Ave. San Al
tonic. TeAa.
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;VIENE I'd. Az OMAHA?

.ncsa, ersoatra~ ecmod5Gades. Uc@rrsu al
LYONS HOTEL. Casa MeNIcans, en- dom
4a cncontrara cuartoS rcCuiarnsntc aaue-
lads. c5rfortables ; limrios; hanos con
- .,s,rsr - fria. barheria. salon &c b-
10 = restaurant. Todo al csuIo mexi-
-zno. Precios conodos bIen trato: Ser'i-
-fa ~g~asuito de information -cierents a FRA
Aai7 C it.us-ar.o de t-Hnss. PSoplctas!o y
IE-;n;s,-,Io- :. 4 Serraao. IL North
TF-s Stree. Phone Douglas 1881. Omaha,
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rras clieutes. - aE4jas Singer q c~a1utero.
so cts. Despachamos ordcues yor correo.
lei. Travis $3.50. 3o4 So. Alamo.-A.amo
Sewing Machine Supply Co.
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Sc NECESITAN mincroS para que traba-
jen en- las minas dc carbon en- Dolores. Co..
dado de Webb. Texas. DiriJaHse a Camel
Cyai Co. Laredo. Texas.
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ORGANIZATION DE UN CAMPO
w. o. W. EN- MlLANO,
TEXAS

MILANO. Texas, Noviembre %
Ha quedado organizado en- esta po-
hlacion un Campamento de Lena
dorcs del Mundo," que llevara Ell
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VLSO
ImpOrtante.
H.A QUEDADO

! alberta la F&brica de Puros Y
! Cigarros, THE MENDELSHON
CO., Inc, Ell Ell numero 227 de
J la Gale Sur Flores de csta Gu
dad.
I NECES.'TAMOS senoritas
! tabaQueras con eXpericrcia y
| appendices para los diferentes
( ramos Y departamentos de IA
J negotiation.
( Las interesadas pueden ocu-
J rrir, para TODD genera de deta-
} lies y demas informss, al local
( en- que esta instalada Ia Fabri-
! ca.
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HOTEL HUTCHINS

205 Garden s. Esrecial para fanii'as. Plan
Americana. Prc~.os cspeci"les gor soma
ia ca!eu-a6o-es. aqua c~alicntc y fra on TO-
los 90, eaartos. SeyviciO de prinIcra case.
- NECESTTAN carpinteros. Orurru1 a
rin- Hardware Co., ll6 ". Commerce St
~
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IMPORTANCE

e "Cluo Concordia." tienc ct honor Dc
pone- a als7osici6u del pub.ico 81 salon de
bale ci mas a~proPosito para ~casam!enios'
--rsulzs. j4uias ~Tclitieas. &C. III salon eS-
III situate cu G. Duuerc III ". Commerce.
Los t~ran,ias 80. laredo. Prospect MI )
W. E.rE. ra.au cerca Gel salon. Para
mayo-rs .nsormes d~irijansc a. Gercnte Az
M Sn,snna.
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Sc EECESiTAN dos cocincros. un thief
: I'm sc.uniu. Vengan listos para traha.
ja7: bucn suede. French Cafe. 2l7 Avenue
L. a'ras del Corrco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27

S~UB-AGENCIA SINGER. MaqIinas de To-
dos est 5 en- a5onos mcrsuaies. Naquinss
De seyunda entcramente G.i!es con accessories {:
otras ma-ras may barstas. Antes &c COM
p-ar maGuina. yea 6stas y de SECURE le aho-
rrarcmoS dinero. Rspsrac5ones gratis a nucs-
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JOVEN MEXICANO. habla perfcctamcute
inrlcs. scIirita empleo como administrator dc
hotel o jefc dc mc5eros. Da maSnificas re-
fcrcnciaS. DIrljaase a Martin Rodriguez,
5OG 9Th. ST. l2sl
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con SEQ G~RATIFICARE a Ia persona que
me p9opOrciCnC Iutor71cS q" M hr-uAuc
Francisco MenGoza. ggieu haze cua,go amos
- rRcontraba On san Diego. Cal Is a.
% triruenc. ds $ amos - eLsd y cri-
.7nsrio d. Bzchim6a. Chin. NsN- EoGo in
Iorue S;ryanss d!ricirio a Gu7ds.u"c X Men
Goa. P. o. Box Dos, RawIIus. Wyo. rzD
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

-Cuandc nscesut u. libros en- c.
saaol, p;daIos a Ia Liberia de iEns-
eio {. Lozauo. lis y. Santa Nora AV.
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Sc DESEA sahs- 81 ua-ader0 &c Victor
Gonzalez. oriZinario de san Martin dc Bola-
nos. Jal. Ncyrsr. $ de ugscn. hace cuatro
znss. Sc recIb.rroa sus v.um&S DouclaS de
Rueaa Vista, Colo. - lie color moreno.
9ies cafes. MAXI &ii.sda $ bcca regular. y
u persons que psoposcioae lafusmes flde.IE-
nos Sc IA -ratific2ra con $500 81 sr cirIEc
a IA Srita. Rarharita Fra&osa d. Gonzalez,
S0a W. Tonic S., FnpcHtN. Arr
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RENTA an suarto sin mucbIcs. oeuTran
7. a.. S1lsGad =. (Sol
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PESOULSAS

CON $50 G~RATIEICARE a Ia persona Que
NJ propcrclors luiurmcs &c IN Sra JSccn@
Audradc. a uufeG acompaRan sus tres Pc
7lsnus hi5oS: dos hom0Ees y una ra4l:s.,
Todo irtormc G~iriJase q Tomas AndraGe'
500 FaiFrouut Ave Kansas City, Mo w
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TALLER DE REPARACION de AUTOMOBILES
Toda clsse De coG1DOstUras a pTeclos MODE
radios. Garantizaado satisfaction, ~ N0Fth
San Marcos Street. Tel. Crockett iS0J. /
HERNANDEZ
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
Nj. II. DlAZ
ABOEAUO

sT%oREs FERgoCARkILEROS MEXICA-
Kos. Hare qlc las Companies .es S-em-
SolsEn - cue IayIrrlo en- EC0Os de = L.
b.-rad Co5ro Back Pay aumeato de SGs.'
5cs. ehelaes y Tempe. 81 su;rc alSan &C
-Iden:- IN 81 trahaio 70 < dire 10 GHe @eo1
pedir. !SEgCE.o uesoc:us relae:onAcos son -
ornf.si0a sa tod4s yac;cs Gel pas. D'7i-
80 al Lie. J.. PEAGCE KANE, 900 A2H'
81, C.ry Life BlGs-. Kansas Ciy. No.
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VENDO CASA dc dos cuartoS y corjna con
7.a-niticC Lotto. aqua y arbolcs ~frUtalcS. TODD
Irameute bara:o. Es,l si,uada a. las ca
l~s Vcracruz : Zarzsmora. Para ingcrmes
ocur.a Il Juiiaua HERNANDEZ, los ;. Laredo.
a.
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MARIA c. ida. de HofEmaa, MOG:Sts- Pc
clos c6modos. trahaio garan;izadc. 204 SIXTH
s.. Travis oQO..
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: VSOS D. OCAS/ON !
L
FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ

Tramcyista y Carpintcro. Sc encarEa &c To-
ia cfase Dc trabajgs de construction ;
comrostura de mue5les. 400 y. Flores 81.
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Sc RENTAN CUARfOS amlchladcs $50
nor >cr.sna. con tcGaS coTodjdaGes. casa
-,,de-na. SIS = 81 Ma:amc-os s..
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Sc RENTAN cuaT;os smuc5lados. con o sin
zsiste7cia. SI5 S. ConchcS St. San AHto-
rio. Texas. Vicente RanEel. Prop.
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Sc RENTAN cuartcs au9uebiados = sin aTnue-
o!ar On casa Dc ianaiIi& ueNiesna. proel7z
para hcuaayeS y families. RcUta barS;a. Ocu-
~ = DO Ave. I. 80
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MAQClNAS DE ESCRI6lR. Con ma pc
oucha cautidad al cortado ) 20 TO- -aJr So
maaa, nucGc listed UbIcucr .umcdiaLlEIcnte
una n1aouina uleva- Mardc ~ UUmbrc y
direction a l.. n. Ruoio. 40l CamalcI -.
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81 VENDE IN paque0o lotc &c terra ccr.
ca de uu luzo dc petr6co, que produce q
mc,ur p~clroleo del csiadO. Dlrilaasc q 4,
", cargo La Prcnsa. i27I
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Sc NECESTTAN m,UcrCS para TIc traba-
len en- It's minas lie carbon en- Dolores,
CundaLu lie Webb. Texas. Dirijanse a Can
mel Goa. Co. Laredo. Texas.
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VENTAS

VENDO BARATO IN automcvi! Ford al
rrimer comprador. Informan en- 1929 w.
Commerce st. iS|
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! 6, EECESIrA ca-.os para mcGa-zSs, , cay
| go rIuiGs.S, lao.e I ROSALES; i'!eioho
! I.av.S .--6.
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LISTO. SENOR, LISTO.

Tereu'-s ~ m.gaii:co Pan con FsNN
TICT-ATED mans-a< tac'Ars - CANA! 2ns-
70. no OESAPROFGCRE I'd "a opoTsSn.'
~;a-ST SS-a-aoi.as rar- " condensation
NEyICAN CARD CO. 20, III. STA =
San Antonio. Texas.
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BAHAMAS COMPUTADORAS aulomati
els: &C vcrdcn. conpran. camhian ) re-
pagan. II. Z. Hargis, SOS Main Avenue.
-Saa Antonio. Texas.
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the voters of the United States had
chosen to support their President by
electing to the congress majority
controlled by those who are not in
fact in sympathy with the attitude
and action of the administration
The answer to this appeal was re
corded on November S. On President
Wilson's own Interpretation of the
significance of that election his lead
ership, his right to speak representa-
lively for the American people. was
repudiated by an overwhelming pop
ular vote
Is it in that plebiscite that he finds
the warrant for his declaration to the
Municipal Council of Paris?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-10

The British premier indicates that
the indemnity that Germany will pay
will be restricted only by German
ability to pay it. They have hurt and
damaged. They have killed and de-
stroyed In the larger sense there
is no restoration possible. There is no
restoration possible to the lives that
have been ruined This human waste
must go unrecompensed. No indem-
mites could repay this damage. But
Germany can pay what remains with
in the domain of compensation, and
IF for generation or two the Ger
man people devote themselves to this
obligation they will no more than
do the most that guilty people can
do to repair the wanton damage they
have done.
British justice, backed by American
sentiment, also demands that the
Germans conspicuously responsible
for the crimes of Germany shall be
brought to book. 1t would be an
irony if the former kaiser should
be allowed the privileges of free
dom in small neutral country,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-10
Notice to Creditors.

In the probate court of Canyon
county, idaho. In the matter of the
estate of Luella Dement,. Deacesed.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
dersigned George w. Dement,, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Luella
Dement,, deceased. to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months after the first publication
of this notice. to the said George w.
Dement, at his residence on 18th and
Arthur streets in Caldwell, county of
Canyon, State of Idaho, which is here
by designated as the place for the
transaction of the business of the
estate.
Dated January 9th, 1919.
GEORGE w DEMENT,,
Administrator of the estate of
Luella Dement,. Deceased. ITO 1871
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this order be published at least once
week for three successive weeks before
said day of hearing in "The Caldwell
Tribune newspaper printed and
published in said county of Canyon,
State of Idaho.
Dated this End day of January, 1919.
EDGAR MEEK,
Judge of the Probate Court.
j. A. Elston, attorney for guardian.
Caldwell. Idaho. 10 LA
Notice to Creditors.
In the probate court of Canyon
county. Idaho. In the matter of the
estate of Thomas c. Rose. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned Administrative of the estate
of Thomas G. Rose, deceased, to the
creditors of and ali persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrative. Nellie Rose, at
her home in Canyon county, or at the
office Of Stone & Jackson. in the
Egleston Building in Caldwell, Idaho,
said home and office being designated
as the place for the transaction Of the
business of said estate, county of Can
yon, State of Idaho.
Dated January End. 1919.
NELLIE ROSE.
Administrative of the estate of
Thomas G. Rose, Deceased.
Stone & Jackson. attorneys for Ad-
ministratrix. Is LA
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Order to Show Cause Why Order of
Sale of Incompetent's Real Estate
Should Nor Be Granted.

In the probate court of Canyon
county, State of Idaho. In the matter
of the Guardianship of George S.
French, an incompetent person.
1t satisfactorily appearing from the
verified petition of Hiram T. French,
the guardian of the person and estate
of George S French. an incompetent
person. that it would be beneficial and
expedient that the real estate belong
ing to the said incompetent should be
sold.
1t is therefore ordered, That the
next of kin of said incompetent, and
all persons interested in said estate,
appear before this court on the l4th
day of February, 1919, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, to show cause, if any they can,
why such sale should not be ordered.
1t is further ordered that copy of
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Canal Construction Earshwork) %

Dec. 70, 1913.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the United States Reclamation Service
at Boise, Idaho, until o'clock p. m,
January 18th, 1919, and will at that
hour be opened. for the construction
of Notus Canal from Diversion to
Boise River, Boise Project Bonds
will not be required with contracts for
one or two schedules if contractors
agree to perform the work with their
personal labor and equipment, but
bond will be required under any con-
tract for more than two schedules or
where the work is to be performed
wholly or partially with hired labor or
equipment
For particulars address U. S. Recla-
nation Service, Boise, or ]. M.
Thompson. Caldwell, Idaho.
c. c. FISHER,
l-3 LIZ Acting Project Manager
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KIDNEYS WEAKENING?

Kidney troubles don't disappear of
themselves. They grow slowly but
steadily, undermining health with
deadly certainty, until you fall O VIC
tim to incurable disease
Stop your troubles while there is time
Don't wait until little pains become big
aches. Don't trif1e with disease To
avoid future suffering begin treatment
with GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Cap
sules now. Take three or four every
day until you are entirely free from
pain.
This well-known preparation has been
one OF the national remedies of Hol-
land for centuries. In 1896 the govern
ment of the Netherlands granted q
special charter auth orizing its prepara-
ton and sale.
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LOOK OUT!

The housewife Of Holland would al
most as soon be without food as with
out her Real Dutch Drops" as she
quantity calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
OH Capsules. They restore strength
and are responsible in a great measure
for the sturdy, robust health of the
Hollanders.
Do not delay. Go to your drugsist and
insist on his supplying you with GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules. Take
them as directed, and IL you are not
satisfied with results your druggist will
gladly refund your money. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on the box
and accept no other. In sealed boxes.
three sizes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-10
A Stern Peace.

Lloyd George says it is to be a
"sternly just peace" We may trust
the British idea of retributive justice
to be stern, if not always sane,
and in the present case we are glad
that British tincture of sternness
will be added to the American tine
ture of amiability.
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safe because he had made an expe-
ditious flight, UNPUBLISHED because he
had beaten disaster by trip across
the border.
Holland can give this fugative sane
tuary. 1t could not give a person
sanctuary who had not worn the pur-
pie, and it can not. to the satisfaction
OF any justice, give sanctuary to an
imperial megalomanic.
The former kaiser, his advisers, aids
and counselors, the men who were the
immediate incentives of the crimes
charged against the whole German
nation, are in equity the prisoners of
the powers which conquered Germany.
Holland can not be their safe asy-
lum. They must be handed over BY
the Dutch or by the Germans, and
they must meet their judges. The
ordinary Fritz and Jerry took their
chances. Let their rulers take their
chances.
Germany began the war, lost the
war, and must pay for the war so far
as people can by what it can do
after a fact pay for what it did to
create the fact.-Chicago Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-01-10

Hot Lake, Ore, Jan. 2.-Word has
been received from DR.. w. T. Ply
that he has secured his release from
the Government service at Ltterman
General Hospital. San Francisco. and
will be permanently at home at the
Hot Lake Sanitorium about the tenth
of January.
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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-10-10

State highway locators were al
work again this week on the Wash
ington, Main and Broad streets
route through Weston indicating
that this route has either been de-
fnitely selected or is fayorably con-
Sidered by the commission. II is
said that this route shortens dis
tance and In other respects lessons
cost Of construction. Elimination
OF the corner at Washington and
Main streets is made possible
through an offer by local citizen
TO donate property on which the
Phillips garage and barn are
located. An expensive detour
through the w. A. Barnes place is
avoided by this route.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Woman's Missionary society Of
the Methodist church was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. d. F. Lavender. 1t was
decided 10 hold Christmas bazaar
the 18th day Of December. An in
teresting program. covering prog.
ress Of missions in China. was pre-
scnted under the leadership Of
Mrs. A. W. Lundell. Fifteen MEM
bers and three visitors Mrs. Mar.
win Price and the Misses Rintoul
and Love $500 were present. New
members registered were: Mrs.
A. J. Starmer, Mrs. Bertha Sewers,
Miss Edna Hollenbeck and Miss
Mabel Colvin.
Miss Frank Harris Davis Of the
High school faculty, who has been
in Oregon but short time, was be-
moaning the fact that she knew
nothing Of the delicate flavor Of
pheasant meat. Quite opportunely,
a kind friend presented fine bird
of this species to the Misses Hollen-
beck and Colvin whereupon these
energetic young ladies prepared an
appetizing game dinner and invited
Miss Davis 10 dine with them. In
such ways as this the benefits Of liv-
ing in Oregon are demonstrated.
Out of courtesy TO Rev. Phinney.
the Methodist church dismissed the
evening service last Sunday and the
congregation joined with that of
the United Brethren church in ex-
tending a welcome to the new min
ister.
Ellsworth Woods and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Morrison left
Monday on a motoring trip to Lew
iston, Idaho, where they will be the
guests for a few days of MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbur Woods.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. o. Wood and
family have moved from Walla Wal
la to Redmond, Oregon. where they
will occupy the farm of Rev. N. d.
Wood.
Good seven-room house with mod
ern appointments and six lots for
sale at a bargain. Terms. Robert
Proudfit.
Bundled wheat hay, near Athe-
ma, for sale. l.. V. Warner, 333
Whitman street, Walla Walla.
Mrs. Eva Brehm of Albee, Ore
gon, spent Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. Mary Reeves.