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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
SPUNK AND GRIT
KEYNOTE OF NEW
MARTIN PICTURE
How Young Woman Does Her Bit
for Her Country Shown in
Little Comrade."

Even the pampered daughter of a
large family can hustle if inspired by
a great emotion, so Genevieve Hale
learned in Little Comrade," the new
Paramount picture starring Vivian
Martin, which will be shown at the
Huree Theatre next Friday and Sat
urday.
Genevieve realized that she should
do something for the country in its
great need for increased food produc-
ton, so in spite of the jeers of her
family, who considered her only a
baby, she enlisted as farmerette She
learned that farm work was not for
her, but in spite Of the horrors OF
milking cows. cleaning chicken coops
and hoeing potatoes, she stuck to it,
bravely determined to do her bit for
her country at any sacrifice.
Her courage so inspired another
Youngest child, Robert Hubbard, that
he, too, determined to stick it out
he was drafted, and hated it. And,
with the help of each other. the two
of them kept at work and made their
families and friends apologize for
sneering at and ridiculing them.
The story was written by Juliet
Wilbor Tompkins, and it was orig
inally called "The Two Benjamins,
the title having been suggested by
the Biblical narrative in which Ben.
jamin, the youngest son, was pro-
tected from danger by his parents.
Chester Witchey directed the pro-
duction admirably.
Niles WEIGH is the leading man
and others in the cast are Gertrude
Claire, Richard Cummings, L. w
Steers Richard Hancock, Nancy
Chase and Pearl Lovci.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
Funds Absolutely Necessary.
statesmen.

MEN WANTED TO SELL GRO
CERIES-SELLING EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY-One of worlds
larges grocers Capital over $1,000
0O0O0) wants ambitious men in your
locality to sell direct to consumer
nationally known brands of an extern
sive line of groceries, paints, roofings.
lubricating oils, stock foods, etc, Big
line, easy sales. Values beat any COM
petition. Earn big money. No ex-
perience or capital required. Complete
sample outfit and free selling instruc-
tons start you. Long established re-
liable house. Write today. John
Sexton & Co., 352 w. Illinois ST., Chi
cago, Ill., 8-22
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
LOCKWOOD PLAYS
ROMANTIC ROLE
Star Has Congenial Part in Metros
"The Landloper."

Harold Lockwood has a most CON
genial role as the hero in Metros
production of "The Landloper," a
screen story adapted from Holman
Days novel of the same name to be
shown at the Bungalow Theatre, on
Tuesday, August 10Th.
"The Landloper" is a coloriul ro-
mantle drama with Mr.. Lockwood en-
acting the role of the picturesque
hero, Walker Farr. Farr is the as
sumed name of wealthy young man
who, on wager to prove his theory
that any man can find the full measure
of joy in life, no matter what his sta
ton. becomes a knight of the highway.
His three months have about cx-
pired when he reaches the town oi
Marion. There he finds romance ard
adventure. He meets Kate kilgcm
She makes a vivid impression upor
him. but misunderstands his positifr
because OF his association with httl'
girl. The child dies of typhoid,
brought on by impure water supplied
by Marion's political ruler, Col. Dodd
Farr begins a fight to compel Col.
Dodd to furnish pure water and, bac';
ed by the people, defeats him.
Eventually Farr's relation as god
father to the girl becomes known to
Kate. When the situation seems
cleared Farr discloses his identity
Kate believes the disparity in their
stations is too great, but Farr. sup
porting his theory. shows her that po-
sition does not mean happiness.
Fairs fight upon Col Dodd furn
ishes the picture with many bi?
dramatic scenes. while the love ele
ment between Farr and Kate is charm
ingiy developed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after 1t with Sloan's
Eminent before IL gets
dangerous

Apply lille. don't rub, let It pens-
srais and-good-by twinge! Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiff ness
Of joints or muscles, hmeness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing. Reliable-the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason OF enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
Canyon County Warrant Cal,

On and after August Is | will pay
on presentation at the office of the
county treasurer, warrants drawn as
follows: All current expense war
rants. road and bridge warrants to and
including No S24 of 1918 issue.
(Signed) FERN R. HART.
August 5. County Treas.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
To Improve Your Digestion.

"For years my digestion was so poe
that l could only eat the lightes
foods. Itried everything that I hear
of to get relief. but not until abor
a year ago when I saw Chamberlain
Tablets advertised and got bottle o
them did ! find the right instrumen
Since taking them nv digestion !
fine."-Mrs. Blanche Bowers. Ind
ana, Pa.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22

S. G. Tucker of Ten Davis, E. E.
Heston and c. E. Fletcher accompan-
led George Dewey, county agent to
Kuna to the annual meeting OF the
Idaho Hay Growers association hal'
there Monday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22

Elberta Peaches will be ripe next
week Bring your boxes and Dick
them yourself. Bring your lunch and
picnic in the orchard. Alfred Schaefer
Sunny Slope, Oh the ca: line. Phone
27S R 8-22
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22

Tracey Journey of Twin Fails spent
the week end here visiting friends. Mr..
Journey is former Caldwell resident
and has but recently returned from
overseas where he serr@' 18th a medi-
cal detachment.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-22
FIRES OPENING GUN
FOR SALVATION ARMY
CHAPLAIN JONES PLEASES
AUDIENCE SUNDAY WITH
ARMY ANECDOTES.

"The only criticism that I ever
heard to the work of the Salvation
Army in France was the undeniable
fact that Salvation Army doughnuts
had holes in Them" Chaplain Harry
w. Jones told god sized audience at
the Methodist church last Sunday
morning in firing the opening gun in
the local campaign for funds which
will be held September p to 20.
In a powerful sermon in the form of
clever, interesting narrative, inter-
spersed with frequent witticisms,
Chaplain Jones outlined the work that
the Salvation Army has done in
France His address was filled with
inspiring stories of the American SOL
der which Chaplain Jones had learend
at first hand He outlined briefly the
home service work which the Saliva
ton Army is doing at present in the
United States and the plans which
have been formulated and which de-
pend upon the success attained in the
coming drive for funds to continue
the work.
Those who attended the Sunday
morning meeting were we'll pleased
with his discourse but the crowd was
not exceptionally large. Chaplain
Jones urged those who were there to
back the state campaign in September
loyalty.
IdAho's Allotment sos, 500.
Idaho's allotment in the Salvation
Army drive is $103,500. The CAMPAIGN
will be staged September 1920.
Every cent of the money raised will
be spent in Idaho and will be the only
campaign held by the Salvation Army
this year. Funds will be devoted to
carrying on activities of the Salvation
Army during the coming year inelu
ing the erection of such buildings as
are absolutely necessary. New ma
ternity homes and refuge homes and
money for the support of those al
ready operating will receive the funds.
Governor D. w. Davis has accepted
the position of state chairman for the
campaign and F. F. Johnson will be
treasurer Mr.. Johnson is president of
the Boise City National Bank. In Ada
county the campaign will be in charge
of the Elks. The American Legion is
behind the Salvation Army in their
efforts to obtain funds as are many
other civic and religious organizations.
Funds Absolutely Necessary.
The home service of the Salvation
| Army has suffered materially since the
outbreak of the war. The campaign is
absolutely necessary to reinstate the
organization on sound financial basis
that it may carry on the usual home
service obligations. The campaign will
do away with all soliciting by Saliva
ton Army officers during the year
This will enable them to devote all
their time to service work proper, in
stead of being compelled to spend half
their time raising funds by personal
solicitation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-09
FURS FURS FURS
35c CHEVIOTS AT Csc


One lot 35c Cheviots, suitable for mems
shirts, childrens dresses, etc., on the bar.
gain counter at 25c
IL. sHEETING AT q 1-2c
Regular 35c L. L. Sheeting, full yard
wide, at ~ l-2c
BLANKETS BLANKETS
Here you will find the biggest pile of
Blankets in Newberry. We've got 300
pair all told and the weather hasn't been
cold enough to move them. What the
weather failed to do a low price will &C.
complish.
One lot Wool Blankets, extra large size,
pink and blue borders, silk band, special
$1,000, $3.50, $500 and $3.50.
$1,000 Blankets Cut to $3.50
Just so pair in the lot $1,000 values,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-09
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

If you want another hat you should
make bee line" for this store Every
hat in the house must go no matter what
they bring. You must come and see these
beautiful hats with your own eyes to gain
correct idea Of the values. Come.
Csc APRON GINGHAMs AT zoe
SO pieces Domino Apron Ginghams, 27
inches wide, in apron checks at yard :. zoe
GINGHAMS GINGHAMS
40c Dress Ginghams in all the new
plaids and stripes Mimnaugh's price is 35c
35c Dress Ginghams, as long as the lot
lasts, at the yard. Csc
CANNON CLOTH AT 35c
One lot Cannon Cloth, 80 inches wide,
worth SOC, sale price. ce..........35c 35c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
Wielki brytyjski balon ste
rowany R-34 przybyi do
Mineola W niedziele, ME-
co uszkodzony przez wiatr,

Dowcdzacwy officer gotow do pow
rotnej podrozy, oSwiadczajac ze
ssczerba w miechu gazowym ME
jest niebezpieczna - ME olrar
zy New Yorku lecz Boston be-
die go widzia1.
MINEOLA, N. Y. 8 lipca-Ma
:lor Fl. G.. Scott oswiadczy} dis W
po}udnie, re R-34 wielki brytyj
ski balon sterowy, pierwszy lzej
sly cd maszyny lotniczej kt6ry
przelecia} przez ocean wylado--
wal ma polu Roosevelt 9s:45 w
niedziele rano, rozpocznie swa po-
wrotna podroz we wtorek 0 5teJ
godzinie rano, lecac po mad Bo-
stonem. R-34 ME okrazy New
Yorku zanim zwr6ci sic ma wschod
jak powiedziano.
Podr6z napowietrzna W przyby
ciu do Ameryki, wynosila 1O8 go
dzin, IL minut, W tym czasie prze
lecia} $3.50 wezl6w albo W przy-
blizeniu $500 mil ladowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

Prezydent i pani Wilson stall
na pomoscie Georgia. Washing
ton, gdy okret dobija} do przy-
stani W Hoboken, pilnowany przez
niszczycieli i witajaca size roma
itego gatunku. Szyny transportu
ratloczone by}y wracajacemi zo}
-nierzami wiwatujac i wymachu--
jac czapkami.
Okret wojenny Pennsylvania wio
-zacy~ eciu~-czlonkdw- ggabinetu
prezydenta = Daniels, Baker,
Lane, Glass i Wilson.
Flaga prezydenta powiewa}a ma
maszcie Georgia. Washington.
z wyjatkiem d}ugiej drogi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
zadnego tormalnego zqdania ME
uobiono do tego czasu ably Holan-
dya wydala bylego kajzera.

LONDYN, lipca Aanci do zrobi zadnego
rzdowego przedstawea rzadowi honderskemu wzgdem
Nemececz odpowedn krok podje
sprawe Andrew Bonar Law m6wca rzadowy oswiadczy
dis izbie nizszej.
odpowiedz kwestye czy jaka nielogcna komukacya
posana rzadu honderskego Bonar Law poweza
Racz mic ME odpowe Inny czonek zapytaf Cy m6wca
dowy swiadomy szczegne azeby exazer b1
sprowadzony? .-..- ...
To zapytaiie przyjete by1o burza oklask6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

Gotow s3uchac zapytan.
Prezydent Wilson zosta} pred
Stawiony jakoby sic sam oswald
czyf do uporzadkowania w sena-
Gle komitetu zagranicznej relacyi
albo inncgo komitctu w kongresic
do odpowiedzi ia jakiekolwiek
zapytanic odnoszace sic traktat6w
pokojowych Ligi narod6w, kt6-
ra on przcdstawi jutro senatowi
osobiScie.
PoniewaZ ostatcczne zoboWiaZa-
nic prezydenta zosta}o zrobione
dis wczesl1ie, spodziewac go sic
MONA na konferencyi z czfonka-
mi komitetu.wy acle~.a-takZe-~Z u
urzednikami gabinetu innemi w
nastepnych kilku dniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
Wielka obfitoSG piracy W Westinghouse op6zni zda-
je sic wyjazd jego przynajmniej o diva tygod-
ME jak dziS stWierdzonO.
Sprawy pieniezne wymagaja naychmiastowej uwag ma
rodowych wladz wykonawczych.

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona Minn
July 1919 by the Act of Congress- 1917
WASHINGTON, lpca - Prezydent Wilson powr6cf dis
do buka mseczn nebynoSci konerenyi
pokojowe zaaz taxa oficyanych nres6w il prawdo
podone zajmie mesace bedzie rozpocza
podr6z rau ably przemawac trakatach pokoowych
IIdze narod6w.
Pany do podr6zy eszcze kompetne cz powedzano
Baym domu ze prezyden prawdopodobc upazy dogodna
cwie ably dosegnac wybrzee Pacyku nadejsca
radzone oy Pacyfku kt6ra rozpocze podr6z Ha
Rouls do Francisco poowy miesiaca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
Cenzlra z Nielniec bedzie
zdjeta.

b. PARYz, 9 lipca : Us1lniecie
cenzury Ia komunikacye z Mem
cami byfo ma programme do dysku
syi ma posiedzeniu ekonomicznej
rady rekomendowano re cenzura
zgodna bfokada zostanie zniesio
na.
Dyskusye Niemcami w uk}a-
dach traktatach pokojowych cd
noszace sic wynagrodzenia odlo-
zone zosta}y do czwartk1, niemiec
cy delegaci zaniedbali przybycia.
Wybrana komisya admira}6w Il
stanowisa dyspozycye o pozo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
"
Weinnar potwier-
dill traktaty

N1emey przyjei wielkie uk|ady
RAPPORT u Weimar gfosi re
Og6f narodu 0statecznie
pOtWierdzif traktaty pO.
kOiOWe.
WEIMAR, 8 ipca - Rezolu--
eva potwierdzajaca traktaty po-
kojoWe przyjeta zosta}a dis przez
og6f narodu niemieckiego przez
glosowanie 2O8 przeciw lis.
PARYz, 8 lipca - Og6f narodu
niemieckiego W Weimar przyja}
rczolucye potwierdzajaca trakta-
ty pokojowe, st6sownie do donie-
sien dis tn otrzymanych. Rezolu-
eva brzmi:
Traktaty pokojowe podpisane
2Sgo czerwca, 1919, tax samo jak
j do}aczony protok6f i specyalna
umowa wzgledem okupacyi wojen
nej mad Renem zosta}y niniejszem
potwierdzone. TO prawo wejdzie
W moe, cd dnia jego przedluzenia.
Potwierdzenie traktat6w poko-
jowych przez ogof narodu niemiec
kiego usuwa wszelkie powatpie--
wanna. o przyjeciu traktatow
przcz Niemcy. .
Og6f narodu przez potwierdze-
ME. traktatow umozliwia aliantom
i zjednoczonym narodom usunac
blockade. Urzedowe zawiadomie----
ME poslane bylo Niemcom 20 czer,
wca ze blokada zniesiona bedzie.
skoro traktaty beda potwierdzone
Rada pieciu zadecydowa}a w
Eponiedzia}ek usunac cenzure han
Edlowa ma komunikacye Niemca.
mi jednoczesnie usunieciem bio.
kady. Rezolucya przyjeta przez ra.
de aliantow odnoszaca sic bloka-
|dy by}a nastepujaca:
Rada gf6wnej blokady pointer
mowana na podstawie uporzadko
wan obalenia ograniczen mad han
diem Niemcami pod przyjeciem
ze alianckie i stowarzyszone kraje5
ME beda czekaly na zniesienie bio
kady az gdy dopeinione bedzie
potwierdzenie Z warunkiem ably
przy koncu traktatow 2 Niemca-
mi, blokada zniesiona byla natych
, Mast po otrzymaniu informacyi
re traktaty poko ojoWe potWierdzo-
,, ne zostaly . Niemcami. I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
Ktopoty ma Gornym Slasku
wZrastaja.
Kilkanascie os6b zabitych w zabu
rzeniach Niemcow PolakoW

rzeniach Niemcow Polakow
KOPENHAGA, 9 lipca - Kill
kanascic os6b zosta}o zabitych a
wielka liczba poranionych w ME
dziele W Katowicach, ma G6rnym
Slasku, st0sownie do wiadomosci
Il BBytomia. Niemcy Polacy bra
Ii udzia} w zaburzeniach. Og0lne
zgromadzenie zwo}ane zosta1o
przez Niemc0w w Katowicach' aze
by zaprotestowac okupacyi G6r
nego Slaska przez armie polska
jcnerala HallerasisM celu -Wyraze-
MIA zadania okupacyi tego regio-
>nu przez amerykanskie wojska.
Cztery tysiaces Polak6w kt6rzy
przybyli do miasta Z okolicy, mie
Ii podobno zrzucic m6wc6w plat
formy. 'Przypadki mia}y sic wyda
rye w walce pomiedzy Polakami
policya i wojskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
RESOURCES.
By Henry A. McAnarney.

ciety than the welfare of the child Neither
should be neglected and both should be provid
ed for
Who can fix the limits of nations eco
nomic or political progress?
Who can analyze the vast material posi-
bilities of the human mind? Who knows of
what all men are capable?
Does q man S economic place in the Ma.
ton ss life control his capacity for thought?
Has this laborer Of Drawn welding the sledge
at the forge reached the limit of his human
powers?
The Nation needs this man, needs all Of
his powers. The Nation, therefore, owes t6 him
the opportunity Of developing his resources by
placing education within his reach
Congress has made the initial move in
extending generel education.
By it's act authorizing the Bureau Of Ma
turalization to issue the Federal textbook for
training candidates for citizenship through the
public schools Congress has invited all those
who want an education to the schoolroom doors
The people hold the keys.
Shall they not exercise their trust every
where for their own benefit by throwing open
those doors and bidding to enter all who wish
to learn?
The full resources Of the Nation can never
be put to use until all the people have been
given the opportunity to apply their minds as
well as their muscles to the work Of the world.
Forget the causes Of iliteracy Of the pres
ent They belong to the past! That has been
forever buried!
The B. makers and I. S. Builders journal
4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
PREZYDENT I PAM WILSON STALL
Ma PERONIE / ODBIERALI WITANIA.

True translation filed with hepost master Wnona Mnn
July 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1917
NEW YORK, lipca - Eskorowany aote okret6w
yc ransportowec George Washington przywozacy pfeydnta
Wisona Francyi do krau przebyl kwarantane wpna do
przysani New Yorku dis 1:30 po po}udniu.
George Washington ma czysa przesten az do przystan
Parooe ledze zegarskie poprzedzay transport je
eskoe wyeaac uubione bark wyceczkowe odzie
Gdy transport mja} Fort Hancock sautowane armat
grzna}o przez dziesiec Hamilton Fort Wad
sworth Syreny ma}ych okretach robiy zamieszanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

wsr6d kt6rej transport przejez-
DIAL przystan by1a literalnie ma
pelniona ma1emi wycieczkowemi
statkami. Wielki t4um witajacych
zgromadzif sic takze w przystani
ra Staten Island po stronie New
Jersey.
George Washington ciagnM
wzd}uz wybrzeza al zatrzyma1 sic
w przystani- -linii Hamburg Anne
rican w Hoboken.
George Washington wjechal do
.przystani 0 2 2:25 pc po}udniu,g u,gdy
okrety wojenne salutowa}y wy
strzafami prezydenta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
Walka chiiaIus6w i wojsk
resisLjth.

HARBIN, 9 lipca = Chinscy 10
'hierze i rosyjjskie wojsHa uwik1a
ne zostaly tn W niedzmle przez a.
:rtesztoWanie rosyjskich pasazer6w
W chinskiej dur6zce kt6rzy 3nasta
wall . zap}acenie "a jazde " sybe
rysjkich .pieniadzach. Rosyjski ID
:spektor policyjny dw6ch chins-
kich z6Inierzy zosta1o zabitych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

Co "a ZnacZenie autentyczne by
loby dla rady 2 powodu nadzwy-.
czajnego przypadku, ma kt6rem
brytyjski premier ugruntowaf
swe twierdzenie i mialo stac sic
pozytecznem re zwyczajnego zr6-
Ola. Stwierdzonem zostalo ze po--
siedzenie rady odbylo sic, jak
brytyjski premier powiedzial ma
konferencyii, by1o mniej Wiecej Ia
kie:
"Zdaje sic re ME 1nacie mic
.przeciw temu do powiedzenia je-.
zeli sadzenie bylego cesarza odbe
die sic " Londynie. Premier roz
gladal sic W oko1o ale Mkt ME
okazal sic przeciwnyn1, vice prey
nier Clemenceau dal swe potwier
dzajace zezwolenie.
Ia niewyrazna umowa nigdy
ME byla rekordowana pismiennie,
a Sir Maurice Hankey, sekretarz
brytyjski ME Wfaczyl tego do
swych zwyk1ych raport6w proce-
dury rady. Przypisywano sobie je
dnak, dodano, ze premier Lloyd
George p6zniejj ME edownie 70
5znaawia y tel spraWie q jednym
] albo Wiecej ezlonk kanai rady
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
Aidn odebranV przez woiska
greckie.

PARYz, 9 lpica. - Grackie blu
TO informacyjne otrzymalo wiado
nose ze greckie wojska odebra1y
napowr6t Adm W przesz}y pia-
tex. -
Wiadomosci 2 Konstantynopola
" dniu Ago lipca donosza ze .tt7ulllYe- ture--
ckie wojska wkroczyly do Aidin..
po opr6znieniu go przez arekoW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

The old order passes Old in these days Of
new birth means 1914 and the years beyond
it. Four years Of time have engulfed all Of the
past The first shot Of the great war was
salute to the new ruler of the world
That ruler is the People.
Shall that ruler be swayed by impulse or
controlled by Judgments Shall it throb with
passion or follow the course Of calm reflec-
ton?
We Of today are the builders Of tie future
We have the tools, and the materials, and the
skill to erect the structure. Shall we lay it's
foundation in rotten rock or in solid ground?
The Site is ours to choose.
ignorance is the rotten rock; enlighten-
ment the solid ground. The structure that
rests upon the rotten rock will crufnbe before
the storms that are bound to form in the clash
between the old and the new; that which is
builded upon solid ground will long endure.
Education brings enlightenment. It en-
larges the vision. It trains the mind to calm
reflection; shapes it's course Of thought into
channels Of order.
The fullest development Of the resources
Of nation, Of mankind is achieved through
the broadcast system Of education. That system
of education wherein every person has access
to learning, has the chance to develope his
latent thought into positive material things, is
the best for all the people, the welfare Of the
child toddling to school clinging to its mothers
gown has been provided for. Now the welfare
Of the grimy Of maturity toiling in the
factory, the mine, and the mill is being pro-
yided for It is Of no lesser Importance to So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

sta}ych niemieckich okretach wo-
jennych raportowa}a dis ze zad-
he rekomendcye ME So mozliwe az
do czasu gdy pewne sprawy poll
tyczne beda zadecydowane:
Prawdopodobnem zdaje sie'byc
re kwestya cha zostanie oddana
radon rozmaitych polaczonych
KRAKOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
PREMIER WIELKlEJ BRYTANlI R0BI WzlilANN 0
PR0CES0WANlU kAJzRA v ANCIEl SklEJ ST0IICY.

PARYz, lpca Umowa osagnieta rade a]ian6w a.
Wema odbyi sic Londynie ak oswald
premier Lloyd George nzsz zbie przezm tygodniu
by}a aktyca lecz z6d1a dowedzielmy sic
onegda wieczorenn ze unowa uWaana bya oboazkowa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
5Cf,ztyndy sekretarz dopollo
ze zeI1allsingoWf pe1Ili6 pO-
WinnosG w Paryzu.

PARYz, 9 1ipca Oswiadcze-
ME zrobione bylo dis, ze Frank
i. Polk, czynny sekretarz stanu "
Washingtonie wezwany zostal a.
by przybyl do Paryza objac miej
see sekretarza stanu Lansing q,
jako naczelnika ameryk ykanskiej mi
.syi pokojowej, jezeli zdrowiie pa
ma Polk pozwoli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

Prezydent upatrzy dogodna chwile podczas
swej podr6zy po kraju ma powitanie
okret6w ma zachodzie.

Obwieszczenie potwierdzonej re
zolucyi traktat0w zalezne jest cd
podpisania rezolucyi przez prezy-
denta Eberta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11
PREZYDENT WILSON
P0WR0ClL 7 FRANCYI.
Naczelnik narodu witany przez setki ludu W
przystani New Yorkskiei gdy okret przyby4.

George Washington przyby@ do p0rtu dziS 20 po-
fudniu przez droge okret6W wojennych mn1ej
szych statk6W, pc salutoWaniu p0rtu Ham
cock, nastapifo przerazliwe gwizdanie M wielu
statkach tam nagrOmadzonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-11

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