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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

The famous library of the Vatican is
the most sumptuously housed of all IL
braries. and contains some of the rar-
est and most valuable manuscripts in
existence. For several centuries the
collections have been constantly added
to until today the printed books nun
Der over 2oo.000 volumes. In addi-
ton there are 10000 manuscripts
Among the rarest and most choicest
items in the collection arc between two
and three volumes issued in the ff
teenth century.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

Signatures are being obtained in the
city of Burlington to petition calling
for bond issue of 100000 to erect Il
memorial building TO the men from
Burlington who have served in wars in
which the United States has taken part
\ large number of organizations in
the city are cooperating in the project
and as soon as the required number of
names has been affixed, Mayor Jackson
will present it to the people for their
approval. 1t is quite possible that tho
vote will be taken at the March meet
ing. 1t is proposed to erect this build
| ing on city property at the corner OF
Main street and Winooski avenue. Be
sides being a memorial, it would have
rooms for the use of the American
Legion, a gymnasium and large con
vention hall big enough to seat from
l,a00 to 1000 people.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23
VERMONT NEWS.

The Thread and Needle club of Lud-
low marks its 25thsye by deciding to
join the Vermont Federation Of Won
en- 5 clubs ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

Deputy Collector of Customs L. d.
Seward of Swanton brought to the
Franklin county jail Sunday afternoon
Arthur Gotta of that place who was
held up Saturday night ut O'Clock by
Officer Seward and found to have IS
one-quart bottles of Canadian whiskey
in his possession. The team which Gotta
was driving was seized. The man was
driving into Swanton from the High
gate road.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

Everett Dubuque, the l7-year-old son
of Thomas Dubuque of South Hero,
died early Sunday morning at the Mary
Fletcher hospital as the result of an
abdominal wound inflicted when he
stumbled and fen Saturday morning In
his father S dooryard as he was start
ing on a hunting trip. The rifle he was
carrying was discharged
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

The pipe line which extends from the
Oklahoma oil. fields to New York har-
Dor is the longest line of its kind in the
world
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

The lowest point reached by ieebergs
on their journey from the Far North is
about 40 degrees, which would be oppo-
site the coast of the central part of New
Jersey.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

Woodstock is TO have a new manu-
featuring industry that will employ ma
tive help and utilize the town IS natural
resources. 1T "a special town meeting
held Friday afternoon. the citizens
voted with much enthusiasm to en-.
empt from taxation for ten years the
concern named the Traders Box and
Lumber company of Rochester. n Z.
which proposes to take over the proper
" and patents of the Woodstock mel
located in the Woodward factory build
ing and also the saw and grist mil
business of Mrs c. w. Marble Ties,
two concerns arc run by tie same wa
ter power.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-12-23

The teachers of the town Of Rock
eireham have United in n Petitfun TO
the school directors asking for 20 per
cent increase in salaries. They ask that
the increase begin with the new year
and to apply to each individual teach
er. They state that majority of teach
ers could at any time accept much bet
ter paving positions. They also say
that some of the teachers receive as
sistance of relatives in order to meet
their living expenses. The school board
has the petition under consideration
and it is quite likely that the demands
will be met, but perhaps not 20 per
cent. There is n general feeling that
school taxes will be higher next year.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-17
I lBE RTY.
zks THEATRE Today

What would you do If
YOU we're an officer and a
gentleman lf q beautiful
woman stole your namey
Would you pretend you
had really married her2
Would you turn her
down. Go and see why
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-17

IINI wv INO IlI00 HHI DOW
49, neNe nlN n.Hlgd i ouam
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
elmer, Scr cribeft tpar.

8os, l9reibt &err 2ouis Inter-
meDer an cine SEEM Dorfer 3eitung,
merben Die @ngros-&nher NIT 2ieut.
Col. 8bittleslep nun anfangen2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit betannt-
lid Ser &rieger, Der, nls in ben Ir-
gonnen fem uberlorenes Battalion"
bonn Seino rm5inget NOR unb er a1f-
gefor0ert pr1roe, iid nit ieine11 2eu-
ten 5u ergeben, ibm Die biitorifb ge-
mor6ene Mnttport gob, 6ie Ole gauge
8elt (bie 3eitungen an Barf &op
eingeldlolien) eleftriiterte. Mm leb-
ten 5onntog erflGrte bie1er ielbe 60
lionel @bittes1eD in Der &nierne BEG
SO. &egiments, er lei gar5 DEFENDERS
itol5 anf 6en reinen bonn @aiie freien
@eiit nn1erer 5oI6aten.
uuniere Sungens, iagte er in 1ei=
11er Mniprabe> febren .nidt nit SOB
gegen Die Deutiben I'M 9er5en 5uriif.
Steiner, Der ie1nals ben 9entiden nit
BEN @affen in Ser @anb gegeniber-
geftanoen fat, miro nit Sak an tie
5nrnfbenfem.SSb bin ii6er, 6aB, tpenn
Elm amerifanii6er Snfanteriit ielbit
ben &aifer n11f Der 2an0itrabe artref-
fen tpiir6e, er nit ibm ieinen barten
3piebad gu teilen bereit mare. l1n6
0as lit burda11s ni9t zines amerifu-
niiden 5oI6aten nntpiir6ige @efin-
nl1ng."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
111eNHees perihlae.

&errn Mc96oos @mpfpblnng, eli
men auf flint Sabre aus5rtoebner0er
Beri11b nit einem einbeitlidem Be=
triebe Ser ST enbabnen bes 2dnoeS
6urh sic Negierung 81 MAIDEN, miro
bon anen Be%teiligten als ben Berbalt=
nil1en entipre6eno aufgefaBt: Dte SIT
tereiien Ser Snbaber bon gi1enbabns
aftien un0 S6nlb16einen mir6en bet
elmer @erlGngeru1g Der belteberoen
8erei11barung BEL Ter gemabrt tperoen
als 6ur6 Iol6e arrangements our
3uriidqube Ser Babnen, mie tie ge-
qentpdrtiq IN @init6t a1f Die polttt-
iden @erbaltniiie %iiberbanpt moglih
tins. 60 bel man meiB, tpiir6e n11r
iebr tpenigen Observation-Disclosures
oaratt lieger, 6aB 6ie 8abnen mieoer
in Bribatfontroae geitelt peroen,
obne baB eine griinoli6e &riifung bes
Megierungsfontrole 5pltems itatt-
fan0e. Cine iolde 8riif1ng .miiroe
je6oh cine getpaltige Sppoittion int
Bolfe berporrufen, faGs Tie nidt IN
geb6rigerWeiie obne griin6libe Be1-
ttIieru1q aner 6abei in 8etra6t font
member Mebtspunfte I'M &ortgreb u.
i'm golfe, 6urdgefubrt mirbe.
Dur6 cine fiinfiabrige 8erin6spe-
rio6e tpiirbe @elegenbeit geboten tper=
ron 6ns GoIf betreffs ser Mnqeleqe11=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Die 5nfnnft nftircr Slctte

Mnrineiefretdr DanieIs 1T mdb-
reno Der iiingltenEage Dor bemSnl1s=
fomitee fir neutrality-suspicious.
energif6 fir Sen Mr1sbm unierer
Blotte ra6 groben MaBitdben einge-
treten. Dor einiger Bet idon lit er
nit elmer 1bnlihen Sor6eru11g Dor Die
Oeffentlibfeit getreten. Canals
iprad er bon Der Notmen6igfeh, I'M
iere SIotte 10 itarf gu MAIDEN BOB
feline nn6ere SIotte ibr iiberlegen iei.
Dariiber geM er lett nod binm1s.
@enr Sic fon1men6e 6rie6ensfonfe-
reno fi9 ribt ol1f Elm Mbriit1ngspro=
gramm fpnte ei1tgen foGnnen, bann
min Der Morineiefretdr ni6t BLOB
cine Slotte bnben, Ser feine an 5tdr-
fe iiberlegen it, ion6ern cine 6lotte,
Die 1elbit ieber an6eren Glotte iber=
legen lit. alio 6ie # drfite Slot
t. Ser @e1t. Das lit cine bemerfens-
merte Mbfage an BEN Stan6pltnft ie-
11er i%on6erbaren Mmerifaner, bic bus
&e9t Die itdrffte SIotte Der 8elt gu
baben, fir 6 n 9 I a II 5 r%eferbtert ba=
ben tpouen. Mn &ooiebelt nn6 @enoi-
len.
Mber man fnnn ii6 MIR frene11,
.6aB 6teie Mbinge erfolgt ift. Die @r.
fiil1nng Ser midtigiten Sor6erung 6es
acknowledgements beg Hrdit6enfen
8ilfon, 6ie Siderung Der 5reibeit
Ser Meere, miro immer nnji6erer, II.
tpenn bic b1r9 sic 8ei9Iuiie Ser
Srie6ensfonferen5 ni9t fe1tgelegt
miro, Damn tper6en mir fie ffriiber
p6er ipdter er5tpingen miiiien. un6
6afir tper6en mir Ser Glotte be6iir=
fen, bon Ser @efretdr DanieIs fagt
iie miife itarf genug iein, %irgen6eine
6lotte Der 8elt 5n beiiegen. DesbaB
lit es quite 8olitif, a1f ben Mlrsbau
11nferer GloHe ben anergr0Bten @ert
GIT Iegen. Niemon6 fan1t IN Die Gut
fnnft 1eben, nn6 fein Meni9 pernag
81 inger, OBJ 6ie 1eberraidnngen bie
Der groBe &rieg gebrn6t Bat, idon
obgei6loiien fin6. Mn ben epigen.
Srie6er gla1tben mir ridt nn1 baben
ME 6aran geglaltbt. 8ir miir6er audi
1i6t 6nrar gla11ben, mer11 Die ge-
plante B0lferligo IN ibrer i6ealiten
Torm 5uitan6e fdime. Gin gut berate-
neg Bon rebnet NIT nlIe II Woglib1]
feiten 1tn6 mir itn6 Der Mnit6t, bab
Dos omerifaniide 8olf be5iiglih Der
Srage nod Der 3nfl1nH ieiner S1otte
nidt better beroten fem f6nnte, als
6ur6 Marineieffret1r 9nniels. Mnf
i'm alt b0ren, bat es 6esbalb ale Ser
an1aiiung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
NEE bGnfiger iin6 aIs in ben &reiien,
6ener 6err Nreela10 un6 fem Mettz

NEE bdufiger iin6 aIs in ben &reiien,
oenen Serr gree1anb 11n6 fem Mtt-
faimpfer 5obn s.. Rodefener Junior,
Ser ebenfans nit BprIiebe III gerbef-
ier11ng Ser Moral 1tnferer SoI6aten
maft ongeb0ren. Die Sol6aten I'M
Comp Gutter baben gan5 reGt, es
fdbrt feiner CUR Sone, Derrt er gele-
aentlih EN- paor 3igaretten rardt.
M11d nidt, penn er iiih I'M &retfe iei-
ner @amern6en uno Sreurbe bel Ell
mem @Iaie @ein ober 8ier b%ergniigt.
gberio menig, net1n CT eioem Wa6=
den Ben Sof mnd1t, 6enn bas lit bag
id6ne Bprreht Ser S1tgen6. 90 pie
iie iiiino, gefnnen uniere Solbatert lr1s
am beften. SO baben ffte Die ~getpa1tige
Senerprobe oeg @rieges belfa11oen.
so fonen lie b1eiben. go lon man lie
ms lnifenl s.5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
8etihaft nes papitcs.

SSn elmer Meuiabrsboti6aft an
Mmerifa ipribt Bapit 8eneoift Die
&offnl1ng aus, 6aB sic 5riebensfor-
ferena at elmer 11e1ter1 Srbnltng Der
@elt nit elmer Mationenliga, Mbf6af-
funq bes 3mangszM ilitdr6ienites nn6
5doffung bon Eribunalen CUR 8ei-
Ieg11nq internationaler Streitfrage1
fiibren m0ge. Die Boti9aft funtet:
uMm Boraben6 6es 1elten Sabres,
in 6em sic Meni9bet er6lib mie6er
Sic 5egn11ngen oes Srieoens gerieBen
miro, lenbe11 tpir fren6ig bent ameri-
faniIden 8olfe nls BEN 8orfampfern
iener ielben 8rrn6idBe our 5iderung
Der @eredtigfett IN Der 8elt, 6es
SrieoenS nnb Ser 6ri5tli6en 2iebe,
oie fotpobl bon Brafi0ent 8ilion, tpiee
bonn papltli9en 5tubl berfiinoet por<
BEN linb, ber5libe @riibe.
yss11 oieiem feierliden M1genblid,
6u eine 11el1e Sierra IN Der @eltgei6ibz
te beqinnt, beten mir, baB Der Mns
m69tige Die 8ebonmd6tigter erle1d)@
ten m0ge, bie IN 8aris ~5niammentre<-
ten, I'M Sic @eidife Ser @elt 5u emit
ideioer, nnb befon0ers8rdiibent 8il-
ION a1s bog &nltpt Der eolen gtotio1l,
sic fold rubmrei6e 5eiten IN Die
MnnnIen 6es menf6liden Borti9rits
geidrieben bot.
yMe0ge Sic &%onferen5 fir in1r1er
one Grbhterl1ng %entfernen, fiji in1rrter
SEN Bru6erfrieg beieitigen, Sarmonie
nno gintradt mieberberfteqen uro
niibli6e Mrbeit for6ern. M6ge alts
ser sSrie6ensfonferen5 beral1s Die Na=
tipnen-2iga geboren tDeroen, Die bltrdb)
glbfdnfftng beg MiIitdr5tpangs Die
5GMifungen einidrdnfft 11n6 internatio-
male Eribnnole 5nr8eieitiglng be5m.
geilegung bon streitfragen idaff.
Moge tie ferner ben 6rieoen alf ets
men feIten Selien %a1fbal1en 1t11o iieoer-
manr1 nnabb1ngigfeit un0 8leidbe-.
rehtig11t1g gendbrleiifen.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
pcrtrane NiA Sem Gi<Rt
Ser Sterne.

&ertra1te bid benz 2idt Der Gterne,
BeIdletdt bein 9er5 Elm bittres @eb,
Sie iinb Dir mai tn lpeiter Gerue,
@enm Meniden fern in nGd5iter Mab;
ltnb baft ba Sranen mod, 10 meine,
8 ueine fatt bid 11ngeIebn.
Dpd ppr benz M11g' Der Meniden
idjetme,
Mls mar bir ME ein 2et6 geidebn.
@erbamm,t sic @elt bid III @erblen-
hung
50 i1td1 a11f itilem @albespfab
Dir me1te11 We1tt fir beine Sen6m11g,
Sir itarfe Sre11 1tnb freie Sat;
lin bpr Sir ielber 5t beiteben,
Sragit bu BEN Gieger in Ser 8rltit,
9pd) nidt sic Meniden laf es feben,
@ie idtuerea &f bn fannpfen
1m1tft.
SIT Sir Elm idjDnes @erf %gel,1mge,1,
So 1et's at 11e1tem Sir Elm &11f,
6aft b1t Elm tremes 9er5 err1tngen,
50 benfe, baf es @ot Dir idu1f;
@ena oetne iiiif eutaiifte Seele
@an5 ppa bon betlieer Sreube 1T,
8 nidt ben Meib Der Memiden mable
Gum i3e1tgen, baf bn gliidlid biit!
@eradjte film ber@ ebFindt streben,
@ie oft lie Dir @erfolgn1g id1uatr;
&pr feinem Sbrpne ite6' nit @eben,
Tnrdt begt Elm b1i' @emii1en 111r.
9emiitig mirf IN nadf'ger Sttle
&pr beinem @pt bid auf bie &nte
Hub bette: as geidJebe bein 8ille!"
DodJ bpr Ben Menid)en beng bid ME.
11nb tue111t Str @ottes &atidltk iem-
BET
Der Idmerften 8rafnng b1dite 8etn,
Damn bait b1ts gat15 TIM satgepenoet,
Mit tint at tim nnb Dir aQein;
Dabou laf nid)t bic 2ippen ipred)en,
Sir bas 9erd aud bredJen mill
2ak es in tanIenb stmfe bred)en,
@pdJ ppr ben Meniden idlueige ittQ!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
4effnnnespeu.

ueber ben gegernDart1ge1 Sfnrp
un6 6ie fiinftigen Musiidten 6es nme,
rifanii6en &an6els, bes einbeimii9en
iotpobl tpie Observation-Disclosures IdBt
iib Ser iiingite @o9enberibt 6eS
SEEM Oorfer Bonfba1ies SenrD @letDs
& So. IN Ben folgenoen I'M angemet-
men boffnungsboaen 8etradtnngen
aug:
sSekt, 90 Ser &rieg borbei lit, fel-
felt Ser Mnslanbban6el IN boberem
Grade bas Sntereiie nn6 nqmdbli6
miro bon iibm nie0er Die 11ntirlide
Ridtnng eirtgeiblagen. 3unddft miro
guropas Ma6frage nod Nabrnngs-
mitteln am n1%1ffanen0ften in bie @r-
ideinltng treten. 5o6nnn lpir6 iid
bas 8ebiirfnis nod ben fit BEN 8ie-
6eran fban be110tigten WnteriaIien 1T
ltarfem nmfang gelterrb MAIDEN. I'M
iereGinf1br lit nod immer iebr 1ei6t,
11n6 Ser Seetransport lit nod lange
riAt mie6er normal. 8iele ansldn6i=
fde @oren fin6 rar. Die S%eriteGnng
bon 2urusgegenitdn6en lit bur6 ben
&rieq berringert tporben, nn6 Die
friegfiibrenben 9Gr16er baben 10 gut
tpie gar feinen neberidnB an $50
rem. Die SoIge lit, 6uB 11niere Ius-
fubren I'M 8erbdltnis fait 6oppelt 10
fart madien tpie nniere @tnf1bren
Elm 5tmb Ser Dinge, Der bic &iid<
febr GIT elmer 11ormalen San6elSbi-
lang ber30gern muB r1n6 a11f Monate
bina11s ftarf 3lt rnfern @uniten 5n
tpirfen Deripri9t. Wer1n mir guropas
nnberm6gen inbetrabt 3ieben, ffilir
11niere Musfnbren blr9 @iniberien-
o11ng eigener 8aren 3u be5ablen, 10
miiifen mir f%ortfabren, ben fiibrenoen
@riegfiibrenoer1 1T elmer o6er Der dt-
6eren Sorm ltberale &re6ite ei115ns
rd11n1e1t.
SSnternattioraIer &re6it 1T nntur-
Ii6 itarf ar1geipanrt, obtpobl III ben
meiiten SGGen Bic &egiernngsmai6t-
merle IN a1gemefiener 8eiie ben Mn-
for6ernngett angepaBH lit. Dabeii1
mobt ii9 6te 5ponrltng ebenfans
fiibIbnr; gum Sell 8etgt tie fi6 IN Der
5hmierigfeit Ser 8ef6nffung genii-
GENDER 6on6s fir 1teue nnternebnn11tt-
ger1, merrn 6iefe nibt itarf 6rtnglt6er
Mrt finb. Ddbei fiinb nniere 8a11fiers
Aa - n q ~ E-e EEF- " &EEr[ ~. J&y " &- ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
gns feiner WDh4ater 1trt6 aIs Trie-

MIs fettet1 WDtlf1fer mo dlS Srtes
bengboten bot bic 8ariier Bebolfer-
ina Sen Br6iibenten begriiBt, nrb
ielten oiiiirfFtte Elm @ruB 70 o1ts benz
6eraer qefornt1en fem mie biieier. Gin
qroBartigerer gmpfartg it eirtem
frem6ent 6tnatsoberbn1p IN Boris
nternals suteiI geporben.nrrb bos miq
iii eii1en Gamble bag I'M 2n1ife Der
.esabrfbunf6erte Ser 5dal1pIabi 40 man
der gIdiirr5enben gbri1ng iInlritrer Sd
tie getDeien lit gar15 gefDiB efroos BET
gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

Scr 8ille, Sic 3entraIfraft Beg
gbnrafterg muB IN Der @etDobnbeit
3gemiibt meroen ionft miro er tpe0er
fdbiq feiins benz Boien at uiberiteben,
nod fdibiig, Dem @11ten 51 ffoflgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
Cine Ser ,tnerflarlidjften Grfd1ei-

11ungen 1tnierer SSeit bob glferr1
lire godter einem @anne ottpertral1-
Ell, Dem bnn6ert Dollar d%1auperfralt-
.en he mabrideinIid Be6enfen 16nben
5tDiiirber. #ssa /
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09
9ag britiidje ,fatbpliidje @rieas.

LUZ uIutfWS WtuAyUlelWS Ot4lCU1-
5eitunggbiiro", tpeldes Die berleu1n6e-
ridden MrtifI gegen Sic oelitfden
&atbolifen an Die IN englii6er 5pra-
de IN Sen Ser. 5taater1 nnb Canada
erideinenoen fotholifden 8eitungen
1iefert lit aug einern Scr. IS. s..
Moi Ii. benz Sube1 2efpis S. genia-
min 5uiamtnengeiest SSebt no es
nnfdngt, Sic bieitgen 8ldtter i'm Brit
tiiden Gimme gegen Srlanb bearbei,
ten 51 molten, miro es bon benielben
Saskatchewan gefdmdbf, Sic aues an-5
tibeuffde nit gergniiigen abbrudten.
Sebt tpir6 nuf ben Rfer6efnB binge-
nieien, Ben man borber nidt batfe
iebet1 molten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

unter alien a~angtpeiligen fins bic.
gdneigfor11en nod Sic 11nterbalteno-
s4n14 #
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-09

Son Menid 5n Menih gibt eg tel
nen artoferen 8eR n1g Die 2iebe.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18
Who'd "a Thought Itf

That favorite NJ all "chowder" low
ers-the claIn7N has now, we under
stand, rivals IR the culinary field,
and that no other than the humble
barnacle, so long regarded merely in
the light of pest. A writer In Popu-
lar Mechanics Magazine says:
"The barnacle is being converted
into soup and other forms OF food.
having taken its place beside clam
chowder in various cafes and hotels
in Southern California The piling of
the Pine Avenue pier at Long Beach
is incrusted with more than 100 tons
of these and other sea creatures.
which are being stripped Off and will
be utilized for food. Here and at
San Pedro canning plants are arrang-
ing to put up barnacles in large guam
titles. AS the demand for barnacle
soup increases, canning plants pur-
pose to contract for the creatures re-
moved from the bottoms OF ships"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18
Castro Made Sure Of Salary.

President Ebert will draw his salary
every month, like President Wilson.
President Poincare is paid every three
months Castro, who was president
of Venezuela from 1899 to 1905, used
to make the treasury pay him daily.
When elected his salary was flxed at
S144,O0O year, payable monthly. On
drawing his first months pay Castro
told the minister of finance that hence
forth he must send him $500 In gold
every morning, shat being the best
way to make sure Of my salary in this
revOlution-ridden land" During the
nine years of his presidency exchequer
funds often ran low, but the autocrat's
daily wage was always forthcoming.
as he warned each successive minister
of finance that failure to provide 1t
would mean summary dismissal.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18
WORLD MUST HAVE NITROGEN
Men of Science Preparing for the Time
When the Chilean Nitrate Fields
Are Exhausted.

Farmers of Europe and America
have been almost entirely dependent
for nearly century upon the Chilean
nitrate fields, which have stood liter
ally between the world and starvation.
Behind plateau 5000 feet above the
sea level and 20 miles from the Pa
cific coast. is dreary, parched, almost
rainless strip of land. where nature
has deposited millions of tons of nitro
gen in the form of nitrate OF Soda
Not only the power to produce crops
but also the power to wage war and
to develop many essential Industries
depends upon nitrogen. Before the
war the German chemist, Ostwaid,
wrote: 'sIf great war were to break
out between two great powers. one OF
which were to prevent the export of
saltpeter from the few ports OF Chile,
It would thereby make it Impossible
for the enemy to continue longer than
it's ammunition supply would last"
Germany had accumulated 100000
tons of Chilean saltpeter before the
war. 1t is estimated that the Chilean
nitrate beds will be exhausted some
time during the present century. Sci
entists and engineers, therefore. are
bending every effort to other means OF
supply. Nitrogen is now being recov-
cred from the air by various processes
and in several countries.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18
OLD "BLUE LAW' HAS STUCK
Of Pennsylvania Have Thus Far
Been UnavaiIlnq.

Once more an effort is to be made
to amend the most famous Of all
laws on the statute books OF Penn
sylvania-the venerable blue law, en-
acted April %, 1894.
1t is said that at every regular ses-
sion of the legislature during the 125
years since that awful crimp was put
in Sunday conviviality, an attempt has
been made to repeal it entirely or to
amend it, Girard writes in the Phila-
delphia Press.
But that old law entitled "An act
for the prevention of vice and inn
morality and for other purposes" has
survived all the assaults of those who
would destroy it.
A century and a quarter of world
revolution, of tumbling thrones, Of daz-
Zling inventions and economic and So
cial changes finds that statute of 1894
as unbreakable and rigid as the eter-
nal laws Of the Medes and Persians.
Those old legislation bricks of 1904
regarded it as being vastly more
wicked to shoot rabbit on Sunday
than to drink hot toddy.
One offender was tagged with fine
Of $25, the other shilling and half.
It was impossible under strict en-
forcement of that law to operate
canal boat, a railroad train. a street
railway car, cab or sell any COM
modify from loaf of bread to pack
age Of chewing gum.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18

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Another Candidate

Mr.. A. F. Phillips, from Douglas,
is visiting Nogales in the interest of
the Ranger-Burk Consolidated Oil
Company, and the gentleman will be
here in that behalf some ten days.
The Ranger-Burk company has
holdings amounting to 1000 acres in
the great Texas oil fields and intends
to drill several wells in the near fut-
ure. This company has personnel
composed of prominent citizens of the
Southwest; men who are actively en-
gagged in successful business pursuits.
Mr. Phillips announces that he will
be pleased to explain his company in
detail to all callers
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18
The Walters Mistake.

"The French, since Foch's victory,
are almost in danger of getting
swelled head,' said immigration Com
missioner Caminetti of New York.
"And no wonder! The French GER
tainly displayed great military genius
In this war, and praises and compli-
ments are falling on them from all
sides.
'In French restaurant the other
day I ordered steak. Then as the
French waiter turned to go, I added:
"sWell done, waiter
"The young man, flushed with pleas
ure, drew himself up and salnted
smartly.
"'But you Americans, monsieur he
said, you Americans also covered your
selves with glory at Chateau Thierry
and the Bois de Belleau.'"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18
Spare the Garter Snake.

1t is said that in klamath Falls,
Ore, it is an offense to kill a garter
snake, and that an 'easterner who
killed one of these snakes was fined
s5 by a Klamath Falls magistrate.
The garter snake is harmless and
may be useful, but persons unaccus-
toned to having snakes around be.
come nervous when they run across
so harmless reptile as the garter
snake, and the first thought In their
minds is to put the snake out of bust
ness.-Utica Press.
Its Nature.
"Don't take any girls estimate of
herself"
"Why nOt?"
"It is bound to be miss-represen.
tation."
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-18

Mayor Fielder gives notice thai
Returning Soldiers Day." next Mon
day, shall be holiday. A proclama.
ton to that effect will be issued,
probably.
Mr.. M. E. Ortiz, of the Ortiz gar
age, has been made agent for the CO.
lumbia Six automobile in the States
of Arizona, Sonora, Sinaloa and he
will handle that great machine in all
that territory. Fifty cars have been
ordered by Mr.. Ortiz.