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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
STRIKERS BREAK UP
 CITY COUNCIL WHILE
 HOLDING A MEETING

WINNIPEG, June 2.-A crowd of 1000 persons paraded through the public Parliament grounds and broke up city council meeting. The fed. eral officials are considering re- quest for troops, believing the situa- tion to be most serious.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
FIRST NOME VESSEL ' TAKES MORE FARES
 THAN FOR LAST YEAR

SEATTLE, June 2.-The steamer Senator left for Nome yesterday, the first steamship of the year to sail for that port. She carries 217 pas sengers, as against 95 on her first trip last year.
 The Victoria will sail for Nome Wednesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ANGELES IS IGNORED.

WASHINGTON, June 2-Gen Fe- lix Angeles, recently declared pro- visional President of Mexico by the revolutionist factions, sent a commu- nication to Washington explaining the objects of the revolution. The State Department will not receive the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
HOMESICK SOLDIERS
 SEIZE A TUG AND
 MAKE FOR THE U, s

PRIEST, May 31.-Homesick Yan- kee soldiers in Brest. France, seized an ocean-going tug in Brest harbor and started for the United States. They were captured by United States war vessels and returned to Brest.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ARE ATTACKING IN FORGE.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June D. Simultaneous attacks have been made on Torton and Chihuahua City. Villa forces said to total 13,000 are being divided into two forces for attacks against the two cities within strik- ing distance of each other.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
CORNELL GETS PRIZE.

CAMBRIDGE, June 2.-Corneli uni versity won the intercollegiate ath- letic meet, with Pennsylvania second choice and Michigan third.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
MONSTER LOCOMOTIVES
 WILL BE BUILT

PHILADELPHIA. May 31. IA monster locomotive of a new type known as the Class H. c. l. 8. is being constructed at Altoona for the Pennsylvania Railroad. It has a total length with tender of 106 feet 9s1-2 inches, and has eight pairs of driving wheels, each @ inches in diameter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
MEXICAN REBELS ARE ATTACKING
 TWO BIG CITIES
Communication From New Mexican Provisional RuI- CT to State Depart
 ment Ignored

JUAREZ, June 2.-It is reported that the rebels under Angeles and Villa attacked Chihuahua yesterday, and that the fight is still in progress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
BRITISH WILL TRY TRIP IN AIR.
 SHIP

LONDON, June 2.-The British Admiralty has taken over the giant airship R 34 and will attempt q flight across the Atlantic inside of fortnight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ROAD PROGRAM

HOBOKEN. May 31.-rhe New Jersey highway program for the current year includes 100 miles oe improved roads at cost of sA.soo.~ 900. 4sak
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
TAKE SHOES AWAY

BOSTON, May 31.-Shoe men es- innate that immigrants returning to Europe take home eight pairs of shoes each with them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ARE AGAINST STRIKE.

VANCOUVER, B. C., June 2.-It Is believed that the vote of the unions here was against joining the general strike in sympathy with the Winnl- peg strikers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
ASKS FOR INVITATION.

PARIS. June 2.-Premier Pader- ewski of Poland said he will ask President Wilson to send commis- sion to Poland to investigate the charges regarding cruel treatment of the Jews by the Poland govern ment troops and others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
POLISH TROOPS OCCUPY PORT
 OF UkRAINES

BASEL. JuEe 2.-The Polish troops have occupied Stanislzus. Galicla. disarming the Ukraine garrison. ac- cording to an official Sunday an nouncement given out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
NEW REPUBLIC OF REIIEN IS FORMED
GERMANS PAY VISIT TO THE <, KAISER AND ONE BELIEVED TO { BE zIMmERMA N--bAVARIA MAY
 ASK FOR A SEPARATE PEACE

AMERGON CASTLE, Holland, June 2-Great excitement caused here by the arrival of several Germans visit the former Kaiser who walked all day the garden with three men discussing in loud voice important subject
 Their words could not be It is believed that of the three visitors Former Foreign Secretary Zm merman. 1a ~
 The full text of the treaty reached yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
C0bLENz WILL BE THE CAPITAL
 FOR RHINE REPU UBLIC WHICH WAS
 ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY AUSTRIA PEACE TERME PRESENTED TODAY

PARIS 2.-Cobenz is be the capital of the Rhine Republic which proclaimed yesterday in several cities National Assembly of the Government meet outline National policy. The Govern ment will open up negotiations with the Aies with
 of getting separate peace from the German Govern mellt..
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

BERLIN, Jun 2From reports received last evening it appears that the Government anticipates trouble in Berlin The Minister of Defense has declared martial law city, and all public and private gatherings forbidden less special permit is first secured from the Government
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02

PART OF TREATY GIVEN TO HUNGARIANS
 ST GERMAN France June 2The portion of the treaty the Hungarian delegates today include terms corning military clauses.
 The financial reparaton clauses will be presented later
 The treaty follows the general outline as the one presented Germany requires Austria to recognize the independence of the Czechoovac Republic including the States of Serbia Crotia, and Sovenia.
 Austria is left with population of about 600000O and about 500 square miles of Territory.
 Austria must the League of Nations covenant and the Allied labor program She must demobize her entire naval and aerial forces and must permit the Allies to try her war leaders for crimes against international law.
 The treaty says a republican form of government must replace the former Vienna monarchy. DECIDE TO SUBMIT PEACE TREATY PARIS June 2At plenary session of the Peace Con- held late Saturday it decided to present the Aus t; is sty at Monday. The small powers have made rasart;s financial and reparaton clauses 5fw :, ,ono,sN PRINCE IS OFFERED THE THRONE
 o. cn T, Crota June "A Hungarian deputation has of rod tho throne to Grown Prince Alexander of ~ w official report given out here last even
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
WANT THE KAISER BACK AGAIN

LONDON, June 2.-It is reported that the Berlin Pan German Union proposes to introduce resolution man Assembly inviting the former Kaiser to Ger It is said that the PanGerman crowd working since the signing of the amse for opportunity to re- establish the old order of government in Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
WILL BE OFFERED SEPARATE PEACE

LONDON June "A Berlin dispatch received here last evening Bavaria and other South German offered peace conditions if the question of separate It is reported that the Bavarians with Allied representatives in Switzerland regarding the subject
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
GERMAN STATES MAY WITHDRAW

COPENHAGEN, June 2.-It reported here last that the Hoffman Ministry in Bavaria had resigned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-06-02
WILL NOT SIGN THE PEACE TREATY

WASHINGTON June 2The execution of the peace treaty by the Allies is declared by Brocktorf Rantzau to the associated to be more than the people bear'
 This statement introduction the German counter proposals made public by the State Department last text of the note having arrived here.
 The note asserts that Germany will refuse to sign the treaty in it's present form The says that Germany by consentng to her exclusion from the League be executing for her proscrption nay her own death sentence" the Germans aghast at the de- mands made her by the Allies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK AND BEAUT|N|
Try Grandmother's Old Favont
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that slF
Tea and Sulphur. properly compowt
ed. brings back the natural colo, L.
lustre 20 the hair when faded. strelas
or gray. Years ago the only way q q
this MIXTURE was TO make IL at hon.
which Is rnusSy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask AZ Il
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and 81
phur Compound" You will get a af'
bottle OF this old-tine recipe inpr0vsl
by the addition OF other ingredient
az very little cost Everybody uses
this preparation now. because no one
can possibly tell that you darksnst
your hair. as Il does 20 so naturally
and evenly. You dampen n sponge o.
soft brush with II and draw this
through your hair. taking one snail
strand at q time: by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-
plication or two. your hair becomes
Beautifully dark. thick ard glossy and
You look years younger. WTeths Sass
and Sulphur. Compound Is delightful
toilet requisite. II is not intended 70.
the cure. mitigation or prevention q
disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
SOCIAL rNFLicTIcn.

! have sen mar no neigh liioe
sc-s whsn yOu coa-r'irt se
say something they = nor -is-
Sand then The o,ertc !. rho - :
-rsir oEn invitation @ v0ur earth
he re-Sersring talker. Eho -Ises
-uu hs -ocietv il larrn. sa-- i-ia-
6-sas- The pitiers q themselves ~
perI1-s class; Tie frivolous As-..
ie-s. Eho rslje~ o. YOU % FRI ri-
II rvFes q sand 20 twist. rhe ri0r
tones, n short. every strirs n IS
E1ri--v-thsse ara social inset So
Which The nagistrate cannot er-
- 6esszi Tou from. alt VIII : mn
- i---1s-et to tie restraining torre
2, cu=-oz. s-i proverbs an1 iasnii-
Lrr rules % behavior impressed OF
Tuc1- people II their school dsy.-
-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
PERIL or VOLCANIC WAVE
gs~ Dangers More Dreaded ry s>il
ors Than Seismic Disturb
ances a Sea

Occasionally there appears q great
Ssvs sweeping across the calm sur
hce Of the ocean IN the faires'
weather ard when no wind IS blow
ing. There are few perils % t.
sca to be more dreaded than such .
wave Fortunately thee are yerl
rare, yet moro than once a ship ha'
encountered one.
The cause OF these singular wave
y believed to be some disturbancl
Of a volcanic nature eft the bottom o.
the sea. Volcanoes exist in th'
ocean 60 well az on land; in fac
r-arly Ell the volcanoes known ar
an or near the ses coast II 10 cas-
20 ace tina. en- upheaval at the az,
bottom NAV start billow al III
surface of the water, when we IT
member that huge waves have becr
sent clear across the Pacific ocean r
San Francisco by volcanic shakin 3
Of the earth on the borders Of Asia
The word under water is no
only three times as extensive as thai
which 1. covered only with air, but
IL Possesses many Of the same grea'
natural phenomena on a scale which
Il perhaps proportionately vast bu
Of whose existence we are mad
aware only by such indications a
the volcanic ocean waves that ship
ccasionAlly encounter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
Is TERROR or THE HOSTESS
Unpunctusl oSess esldom Realizes
How ne 10 upssttinp the
Nousshold

The unpunetual guest Is the ter
ror Of the hostess unkss abe has th'
means and inclination to cross 'th'
palm Of each servant Of the hous'
With gold. In that case q degree, Of
iaziness will be tolerated which, i
a member Of the family were con-
cerned, would be met with threats o.
departure. Not every procrsstnat'
ing guest is rich, however, and when
one Of the impccunious or grudg.
ing ones arrives bv train later than
the one upon which she was expectes
& is the signal for rebellion. From
Pie moment she enters the door nm
Fl her departure the mistress Of the
HOUSEHOLD is in a state Of Continual
uneasiGe,s lesr the aelinquenr shall
lot be well served, or thats,done-
&C crisis viii be precipitatcf W.,
sid breakfast, and rooms nov'"1on,
Up promptly Go COT IN tm-'revea
70 the procrastinstors that hey IN
upsetting a household and idemoral-
king the routine Of each servant, il
. question that has never fbeen an
Fwered; bu' when a hint Il. thro II
out to them ~ 70 the inconvenience
caused tie reply is very apt TO be,
~Oh. don't mind ne i'll can only
have those last Few forty winks; J
never think II breakfast is cold or
not" and the hostess can say no
more: But her mental vow, when
good-b' IS eventually said, issuso
Ny adhered e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
SALTS If KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHEP
Harmless 70 fush Kidneys ard nsut,s,
Ire irritating acids-Splendid
for system

kinney and Bladder weakness -.
from uric acid. says a noted autbo-,.-
The kidneys filter this acid from n,
blood and pass it on to the bladder. vbs..
it often remains 10 irritate and ilaar'
causing burning, scaling sensation y,
setting up an irritation at the meet y,
the bladder, obliging you 70 see. 49,,
two or three times during the MIA.
The sufferer Is in constant dread M,
water rasses sometimes with a se,5r,
sens@rlla and ia very profuse; asaln
there q difficulty in avoiding il.
Bladder weakness, most folks cali !.
because hey can't control urinrnor
WlAe Il IS extremely annoying and son-
tines wy painful this Is really one 4
The mos. simple ailments to overe-.
Gee about four ounces of Jai S..,
from your pharmacist and take tab-
prnful in a glass OF water beio,,
h-ea---, =, continue this for two or tire
days. Ills VIII neutralize the a-;ds !,
.fe 1-ire 60 it no longer il a SQUIRE NJ
i.ri- ltion - the bladder and urinarv o..
- which then act normally aral,
Jld Salts is inexpensive, harny-
and Is made from the acid of grapes al
lemon juice. combined with lithia. AL
IS used BY thousands Of folks who AZ
subject 20 urinary disorders caused .y
uric acid irritation Jad Salts il sp!cs
did for kidneys and causes 10 "a
ELECTS whatever.
Here YOU have O pleasant, effervesees:
lithia-watet drink, which quickly relieve
bladder trouble
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
Iaol siAroRs' PgRouis,rra

Spsnish deputies, some Of whom
arS sgitating for a salary, already
enjoy certain privileges. They are
entitled to frank their letters and
TO travel on all the railways in Spain
frss Of charge. Unlike the French
deputies, however, they have TO pay
for refreshments consumed In the
chamber, the only article supplied
grstuitoualy being barley sugar. OF
thh Nerc 10 an unlimited ~upply
and lady visitors 10 The chamber am
always presented With q packet Of
Id dslicacy, which serves 10 svvst'
q - dGbatsA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
LADY PINK TOES
HAS HER INNINGS
There is no excuse today lu
women TO have ugly,
painful cornS

For a few cents you can ct IRON
-. -. o,ar.er ounce ~ the nlae
Sr,'s frsezorre recently discovered oy
Cincinnati chemist .,t, f-eezor
upon a tender, achihg - i;,,elv a
and instantly, yea' NM vou ".
soreness disappears ana 49, ~. tbat vc
find the corn or callus - ~, enc,ri
lift il out, root and all WIN - Mn ),
just think Not one o.. ~ f-i. 7
fore applying freezone or l'sii.~,aausIisy
doesn't even irritate TIE
skin ..,s b.
Hard corns. soft corns or co'n' '. - !,
tween the toes also hardened es ,..-j u,
bottom Of feet, just seem TO .,,;,is
and fan of without hurting . ~ 4.
1t il almost magical. . You Just W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
CREAM FOR cATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Reid
from Head-Colds- It's SPLENDID.

In one minute your cioggnl no't'l
Will open, the air passages oi your IA
viii clear and you can breathe iFs,
No more hawking, snufiing. h'v-
headache. dryn-ss. 10 struggling
breath at night; your cold or eaia-
VIII be gone
Get assmall bottle iof Ely's Cr'r
Balm from your druggist now. Al.
a httle of this fragrant, anti-efu
healing cream in your nostrils. Il a
stratcs through every air passage If 2
head. socthcs the infiamed or swos
mucous membrane and relief comes :
stsntly.
It's just fine. Don't stay siuFfia
With n cold or nasty eatarrh-Ae-..
Genes % quickly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
APOLOGIES 10 klpLlNn.

Luke Mcltke. Cincinnati Eaquir4r 4
When the last state has gone ProAlhi.
ton. and the last iovn IL arid
and dry.
Aid the last big town il saloOniess
and the last cafe has passed hr.
Wen get booze. and ali we need q H.
and the sale viii never be slack
Bat wen hand cut a dollar bottle 70,
mixture OF I've and shellse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
TIE WAL or 4 MALE
WHO BOUGHT By MAIL

ia vas r-a-llas out lo-a sren her maya
Ere
vTlen So SAYS % ne The beat I've seen
F1r al f1- things rAar r-lss C had
. Oh lere .sW prize mail house ad
-El---'- Crus- Grained oats. > ssats-ne
s7r.a-- 2. taev-r- eharEfnE a. the stor.
ans a -ls rest rhars advertised
- LEAP "a not BE sprtsel
rla- sac rloneY In TIE end
p IT, Uit1 -ur .,~ prise trisnd--
sors Al or-isr lrto ire mall
- -a-~f- ny rarle. ir carried ny kzte
er-er- \ 1nu art a rnc<in< chair
pr-nes ara some underwear
IL NJ she ordered two petricoafs
a CIV false p-- an'l lo-ie Cross CRANE ,
a N-ah.. A-z - b1tv-s 10y.
ear g brors r~r Elb. ths boy.
<rrrs mrs Tor NeiI n waist Cor Lizzie
I-sc wing that 1r'.er kept ne busy
AL ~ shor ire order INTO TIE nall
Ess an o. a rrirrF torar sale.
v-s 1--s.l sus rhr-e Bays was enoueh
To fersa - taar t-laiastei srgG
r rrr INV coin. hur nor a peep
rs1 e-r- ~ rl the 1-m % Grab & Eee-
49, rr.-- .r-.f. ,--f~..s - ~
z rrr rarea r.rhed the ma-ar
80 &c.. -n--a ---.-., ~, 49,. --sf'- "A -
c.r-,t wrIek.nE ltE box tner>-
S-s-- SMASHED -7 eur Z eid~ care
$40 - n-.r g. -~rt - f,~s - .rr-
No. -. -....l. y, r---- - v,,t . l.
10 81. 49, nr.-,
=. $50. s-,.-. s..T-r ~
- " $500 r.- . - ,r...
o. % -' o~A 70
$50 II s-
s"n -
-.
- rar-ei * .as ti7 FERN 70 rag
- rrlu=s seemed Tnoe art me aas5's
az o- iiF hy-
w - l1-r p-lAs vas SOME norseilair
srt-
Anf n@r r~fF~ra's want haIf large
en'u-1
IT, r-1 Sings Tor Vel looked thin and
tram
- vast was r-iined hy a rusty nsI
- Ltmr Sas a. urif as a three weeks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17

You rs ot. nls n M
at ps- . aCv ~ =, That IS
true. AnuI' 'srIAy I read al
vertisements pays y9' y Won
read entertainments co SIS enuy
for any length of time you VII
agree that this statement : also
true.
IL pays YOU in moo saw q,
There are many real m gsil o.
fe, ed from tine 70 tim ~ thu al
ertisemsnt' aprnarInF IN MS
parer. Watch for them.
Il paws you N satisfaction
When a merchant asks you to
come to his 8 ore he ohligates
himsel to sell Won quality goods
''as advertised F" Y u have a
right II exoec satisfaction from
what you buy and YOU get it
IL pays you in time saved
When you know exactly what
you want to buv and wh-re you
wan to buS It. YOU don't have
20 look around" and wa tie time
finding it.
Don't YOU ant to save none,
and time? Wou dn't you ike T.
be sure OF ge't ting satisfact r,
service and quality goods svre!
time you 60 to axl1eye! fheI
rod the sdvertisll ~ and "a
tronixe the stors0 which cal
serve sou best.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17
CounlQ Accent Notes

- lra a .AA ID u ~ tttN 49,
iCther times whrn not ia = Do ii.r ~ y
IOmce honls ; 10 = 4 a a1a - r.
VI Phone 90
The first OF the be year : .
good lime Il take "a inVs niors
Iof what Is en- the farm. Keeping
records D. the farm work IS a
NECESSARY as Ia any other basl
mess. Stocf. ha,. gram, cream
and 9th r prcCuCts OF ihr farm
are sod Fertilizer, Zee. :. ma. a.
linery and the Ia are to1en'
Making an inven orY ihis-
on hand once = year afl keeping
an expense aud roc-ilt accollt
lmay lot be as comp exc as COST
accounting. Yet il CAVES one n
lde. OF now his business st2has
lard ahere be has ma1etl most
money
A pair of good hand pruning
-hears. pruning saw ana a 2
lof iapping shears prog rly applied
.he orcha.d rl work Won
l3rrs With lhe fruit G op Ioo
many trees are liit a brush bear
lon tall stump Mhen Sunli- M
can ce. al lrClah the Ire :
lmora AID better fruil Is t1e re
SOFT rs well as ma irg ne re
easier TO spray and 10 pioA the
iIu,t
MISC it vii soon ! z time to
lsrrav a-d. in fact. the winger
sprav III lime sul4ur can % ~
plied ANYTIME roy after ihe trees
re pruned Prune first then
pray. There @il b. ess 20 GOV
r. and { work is - Ter done
barn al im5s ct olt OF Z {
lr hard and this way al lots o.
Use Sc and ms c
Seed catalogues are heginnlng
% arrive now and the sooner m
Jrders are sent in the more liable
me Is to set the seeds orcrrel
There are a 81 crtage o. Earar
eed and the earl, order z va
1e best. Thy som thing n " TINS
Ear in the line Of vegetables.
;3re of those things w h1Ft
n sed over from scar % YEAR
re all -igh aud tlev HiI NIKE
more OF a variety for the table
Ia. same carry orl-'lug @iil
IAyp! TO breeding 81 ck % poll
it-v ~ for eggs for nlrcnlnE
Narcs and April hatchea chicks
4 /. mase arIier maturing pa
ts thet viil begin O Az Def
yirter scr IN II propai y cartc
Oc ~ w. Fertile Aow.
terIiz ain next s7aao'
,l.i oe cafce nl harl T. :. cu
l,f,cl waii lrtn spfing. O der
What vau need nov ADD assure
greater yield la n-Xs -at :
4rdens
Manure is the bes, source az
| fertility you can GET. since x
sill add o-gafic maiter - wei
a, pant food O. sonr s
haven't mao fai -2'io
,rd : 70, 20 sptinE
Iraot0f -r rS to-
{ Is me ium agp.i s'.cn. u
ne amour . use d-pel e.
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4
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HoSO He Found
Sleep.
a. SALE NENoEEM
fCogy-iEAt -s1s. ~ Americas Frs-s As
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was tbs. ! ha1 zlrtsE Elcs1 -erFe aH.s
wasn't a1ras1 = I-F c-e- ! s<e--sL CO
know n tnf Ind q rr's CO c-IZA ara
cW 10 90 u NlihuE- UlA---< 1-T-'i'-g
r. ane getting away tr-Es~G --n--l-, =.
aid dawn whsn Eh-. rSE's are El g
drlRsT WA-e Z W1s 1l-e a 20 :
thou-hl q nU1h1-s rzrg7r ~ wv-2
ard WIS bon cpCl and wlr-1g1A
rrasnr enc q lhlse llgkes E1g s.-t-s
pecrle 10 dra-h rr w5o E-e rs--g r
neceslrs fn a1e rrL-ts- 20 robbery
TIE truth e 4 usrs- Md r1s s-'asss'-
Il fac-1c either -hrrrF-
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rv uxTk. o WrTs- 6Ezrsrr-S 'Tf.s
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WHAT hrh1r-Z TIE m-Sz WIS -lf- ?
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We publish the above at the
request of the very worthy ladies'
Privately we know that for the
past 80 years the Syrian9. Ar
menians etc. have been very
thrifty beggars" living off OF
Christ an missionaries. ar | they
are ali Mohamedans at heart bu'
teach their children to beg from
the Christians. The Turks load
as they are] know the Syrlans,
etc. are deger erfte race anc
have been every sine. as Byron
SAYS: They came down like
VIC { on tie fo'd, with cohort:
Sleamius in pIrple and gold
TO d. &C, 'he Lcrd's chosen
Fo. q. n rsrticuls.s ste the
B,o
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Miss Geu .vlevn Williams. OF
HUI il gourg. las be- aYroln i.
ed Cha maj for Duboi > o.
the Am nis1sud S7rian R. ief
.arpa,pp vi ;ch hegirs y 18th
ard lasts It'll Jan 81. Mrs.
Gus Gram lspacher hos barge
OF the work 10 Jasper. Othe
he,pers will De announced alter
AS this work has been post
poned twice it hoped that
dubois County will m Se good
is quota OF S.055 as promptly a
possib
Once these poo Arme7i ans are
agair put on lnsir feet thav will
maintain themselves for they re
a very thrifty people
Tn following donations have
been received for he Amman
and Syrian fund:
goth Centu, Y Literary Club $50
Women s Registration suro $40
War Mothers Club. Jasper 70
Trinity Sunday School 50
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-01-17

First Sweet Thing-Oh. he. aw.
fully gone upon her, dear. assur'
you. He's been praising her beauty
TO me for the last ten minutes, en-
larging upon her eyes, her complex
ion, her mouth
Second Sweet Ihing-0h, don
think be could voasibly do that dAr
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