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Arizona republican., 1919-07-19

for the first time, the event was so unprecedented as to call forth spon
 taneous applause in the court room.
 Miss McGovern is as pretty as she is intelligent and fearless. She nas clear, steel-gra eyes. black hair and fair skin. She is only five feet four inches tall and weighs liz pounds. But though short on avoirdupois,' she is long on courage. For several years she has driven her own car out on lonely roads while attending to her official duties such as bringing in special officers with their prisoners and more than once she has narrowly escaped being captured by bandits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

While hundreds ~ men Ia the army
IN Cauv Travis are anxious 10 get cut
II service aud back Into civilian hfe.
-ecil Reons of katm. \. NJ. Is hap
2y because he got In.
lie rushed into Y. AZ. &. A. build.
ng. threw his hat toward the ceiling
and danced around The attention of
The "y'' secretaries wns directed to-
ward hun by his antics I'D thcy In
,ulredr the cause OF his rlee.
II was then that the story was told.
During the war Cecil could not
get into the army on account Of his
age. He became eighteen years old
not long ago and enlisted.
After his preliminary examination
ne was accepted although he was just
heavy enough 10 pass the mnrk SET by
the regulations. When he was exam.
ined nj Camp Travis II was found that
he vas two pounds under weight.
Then he was In the midst VI gloom.
"What did you dor someone asked.
* drank whole lot OF water Just
before was weighed again and gained
three pounds. one pound more than
was necessary" answered the cheer
Sui Seen' Axah - ~ AaA-.x-i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
! ,'''UN1nINKABlE"
: ; SAYS DANIELS
Secretary Of the Navy Nonplused at
Criticism Of Y. N. c. A.--Proved
Heroism.

The war work Of men In the uni
form of the Red Triangle who follow
cd the flag wherever 1t went proved
their heroism and devotion on the bat
tie front and were always present TO
serve and comfort the American fight
ing men, says Josephus Daniels. secrc-
tary of the navy, win remain an en-
during monument to the Y. NJ. O. A.
1T Is unthinkabse," he declared In a
letter to the "Y" wnr work council.
"that criticism Of minor defects here
and there should be allowed to cloud
for moment the splendid record made
by this great association"
His letter, recently made public by
the Y. M. G. A., follows In part:
'Only those who were brought In
intimate contact with 1t. and could sur
vey the whole field. are able to appre-
ciate fully the great extent and value
Of the Y. M. G. AS work for our sol.
diers and sailors. III camps and train
Ing stations. at home and abroad. at
the fighting front, ON transports and at
naval bases. II cAeered and aided our
fighting forces. It's halls and huts
we're not only social centers. furnish
ing wholesale recreation and amuse-
ment. but were places for mental I'm
rrovement and moral rcfreshment.
They were bits OF America set on for
eign soil. reminding the boys Of the
homes from which. they came.
'The men ~ the Red Triangle fol-
lowed the flag wherever It went and
were there to serve and comfort our
brave boys. They proved their hero
ism and devotion on the battle front.
a number being commended for brav-
cry, and several sacrificing their lives
in the line of duty.
1T Is unthlnkable tint criticism OF
minor defects here and there should be
allowed to cloud for a moment the
splendid record made by this great
association. No big undertaking was
ever carried out without some imper-
fections, and no organization engaged
in such a stupendous work. employing
30 many men over vast area. could
expect to carry II through without
making some mistakes. But SO far
as have been able TO determine. these
have been few and hardly enough to
be considered in comparison with the
magnificent service rendered.
(signed) "JOSEPHUS DANIEL&-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
GREAT sun SPENT J.
i FM BOYS ON Rhine
" =. q - vuses lsess hsrs vhas
o1Wooo sse Ashissle
~ gqvipmsne t.s

More than s,So.co worth ef athletic
squiplnsnt has kesn distributed
throughout tho Third array IN fhs
Rhlnelsnd by the \. Al. 4. A. sfhlsg.e
departnsnf IN ak weeks for use sltLsr
In xanes for recreation er tralninx
leading w 20 championship comI-si'
tons
The ~" also hes assigned 90 ath.
letie directors 20 duty with this army.
Footballs. baseball material. tsack and
,sld equipment and great quantity
sf suits have been supplied
In addstIon TO this the Y, NJ G. A.
has distributed 1870 sets Of boxing
gloves la the Third ermy aud Il co
operating with the army olhe!als In
the A. r. D. championship contests.
Boxing bouts hav. hecOme almost IA
popular as theatrical entertainments
In the Rhine forces. About stnoo men
attend ths ak bouts staged weekly by
the Y" at cohlenx and e.'so tho slx
bouts staged weekly at NeuHsld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

An owners. agents. or tenants a..
reans sied 90 cut wssds on their ioss
and clean sidewalks from dirt and
grass A heavy asscssment wiii BE-
placed against property where the
owners refuse 20 teep their property
In sanitary condition = Board Of
Health. By W. n Mitchell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
WAS ON a 1oRpepoep sHlp.

Thomas A Breslin, ei5 broadway.
Albany. N. ". writes: Having been
on fo-redoed ship coming TO this
country from England. had cold
ever since. was advised by friend
10 take roley's Honey and Tar and
before hong was cured" You can
stop that cough or cold that has been
lingering since Spring Sold every
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce

in British airplane on service con-
necied with the peace conference.
played game Of chess with Brit
ish captain.
did the channel look like a little
creeks" the major was asked.
We forgot to look" declared the
major. But II was q most exciting
game OF chess. The captain looked
over once and tried to induce me "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

Providing the weather Is favorable
Sunday. June end. the gas win be
fnrned OFF from p m. 70 f:3o .. m.
foe repairs south OF the esty--0ushrie
Gas Light. Fuel & Improvement Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

have = glance at rlver. That was
when got his queen. We didn't 1T
our eyes from the game after thai.
II took me about an hour 10 mai"
him. and few minutes later We we're
descending TO the airdromo"
Major Peasice crossed in d v I
and returned in a Iiandiey Page The
chess board was placed on a station
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
Become Stockholder in Your Own Community
By Owning Your Own Home

homes wc are making our city more
attractive by reason Of increased business
opportunities. increased employment
better facilities for educational advance.
mcnt and for association with congcllia!
people. gse
II YOU like Guthrie now you will love
it when you own your own home here. III
You intend to live here you should build
your home now. You owe it to the city
from which YOU intend to make your
living. Moreover, YOU owe it to yourself
and yonr family.
Guthrie now has reputation for It's
homes that is widely known. But Guthrie
never does things by halves. In our
category Of figures "75 per cent" does
not enter. II never has. in All Of its war
undertaking. Guthrie never stopped un-
til the 100 per cent mark was reached
and goodly portion was obtained for the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

"oYcrsubscrtbcd sile Of the ledger
Get on the patlt today toward lno per
cent home ownership. II Rhcfe IL soine
problem tnat must hc worked out before
YOU start to bnilding. let oiher help yon
solve it, Never IA the history OF thus city
and probably never IA the history oi any
other city. werr there more wing geiir
erous hands 70 help . mui build home
THAN there are right here to-day ia
Guthrie.
Your problem probably will be solved
and solved quickly ii you viii ret ia touch
with a lumber company. a real estate con-
cet1l. building aud loan association, u
bank. II contractor or others interested
in building Lets gct started today on
tllis Take that telephone book right now.
Turn 10 the classified business section in
the hack Find your number and make
an appointment for your first conference
on that new home. Do il uowi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

1t is good thing for man TO own hls
home in the community in which he lives.
1t is good thing for the man. II is
good thing for the community.
The home-owner has an interest IN his
city. Everything that pertains to the city
concerns him. just as a stakeholder Is
interested in his company, so should
home-owner be interested in his COM
nnnlty.
A city Of home owners pays the biggest
dividends 1t pays in civic beauty. in
civic health and safety, in business oppor-
tunitics, in prosperity, in contentment
and happiness. There is a permanency
about a city made up largely of home
owners that no other city has.
The ambition of Guthrie to be a 100
per cent city of homes is laudable Ii has
sound business for a basis We are
building for the future. BY building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

New York has had disastrous ex-
perience with compulsory military
training. Rabbi Wise says New YORK
has no room for soldier mobs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21

AIRY Liable and. according 70 TIE ma
ior, was as steady o. II On land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
PLAYED CHESS IS
THEY FLEW OVER CHANNEL

London. June 21-Major Amos J
Peaslee. director OF tin 3 Courier
service. flying from rar.s to London
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-21
Build Cheap
Now

II YOU are hestating about building your homo
because you think prices will fall you are laboring
under false impression.
Government figures show that the average cost
of all commodities has increased ll3 per cent since
1913 In the same time the cost of building has
increased 81 per cent.
s, it is apparent that on the new price level
building is comparatively cheaper This new price
level government experts say is certain to be NAN
tanned for number Of years.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-11-21

Plaid dress goods are in great de-
mand for skirts, house dresses and
chiIdren's dresses. We have good VAL
ues in snappy plaids at $500, $1.5O,
S5c, 65c. Read u adv. on page l.
Mech & Co.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-11-21
A. K. BLINN

Whitehills' famous Pathe shop re-
moved to 3412 Pacific avenue. Join
Whitehill's Christmas Club. 81 a week
puts one of our famous talking ma
chimes in your home. No honse COM
plete without one. II
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-11-21
PUBLIC NOTICE
is h hereby given that l will offer and Sell at Public Sale, on
Tuesday. December I'd. 1919.

at IL 90 a. m. at the property, No. 1876 East Oak Avenue, Wildwood. n. j. to
the highest bidder who will gree to purchase AM pay for the same in ceordance
situate lying and being in the First ward oft the City of Wildwood, in tn Goun-
ty of Cape May and State of New Jersey, IN particularly descrlbeda as follows,
to witt BEGINNING at point in the southweterly line o Oak avenue at tn
distance of $50 feetn orthwestward1y from the point of intersection of the north
westerly side of Pacific avenue with the southwesterly eide o said Oaka venu
and extending thence nothwestw4rdfyi in front or breadth on sad Oak avenue
the distance of 40 feet thence between parallel line at right angles to said Oak
in length or depth southwestwardly the distance of feet Compr1s-
ms lot Nc. Ii. of block No g, of the First ward of the City IF Wildwood afore-
said, together with the D story frame dwelling erected thereon.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-11-21
TERMS of SALE

Sale will be made tothe highest bidder, who must Immediately make pay
ment on occur Of said bid n the mou of 20 per cent of the not bid
ace Of 8 per cent If the bid must be paid within 90 days from thu date of sale
Warranted by the sener tt be good and marketable
Sale to be made to settle the estate of Charles H, Nickel, deceased. and is
authorized under W. of sale contained in the willie of Charles H. Nickel. de-
ceased, and duly executed power of attorney iron Ill he heirs inc deV1seeS
under the said will
WILLIAM A. LOGUE,
Executor and Attorney in Fact Bridgeton, NJ.
Fra any Information concerning this sale or fori inspection OF the property
apply 20
BEECHER-KAY REALTY CO.
Wildwood. j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-13
| Y

Queda pOr eXplicar ahora ell he
cho ins0lito de la importation de
esclavos africanos. La razon de
ese reprobable comercio practicable,
bueno es decirlo, por todas las ma
clones y en- todas las epocas, es
muy distinta a la que sc ha venido
proclamando por autores POGO OBJ
servadores y parciales, y que no es
otra que la err6nea de afirmar que
los espanoleS introdujeron al ne
gro en- America porque como ha-
bian matado, exterminado los in
dios. Y Sc encOntraron faltos de bra
zos para los trabajos, tuvieron q. re
currir la carne de ebano del con-
tinente africano. ESQ de la extin.
ci0n Y exterminio de los indios no
resiste al mas ligero estudio de
aquellos tiempos. Encuentrase por
ell cOntrario la eXistencia de las
mismas innumerable muchedm-
bre de indigenas en- todas las epo-
cas- de la colonization y de este es
una buena prueba los millones que
de ellos viven ell la epoca presen-
te en- las selvas v1rgenes del con-
tinente O sobre las faldas de las
cOrdilleras americanas del Sur.
Esas razas conservan sus lenguas
Y tradiciones v ALI donde termina
la huella del europeo de sus hi
Jos. comienza ell hullir de las mile
narias razas pre-cOlombianas. La
falta de brazos que eXpllcara la
trata de negros, fue la resultante
del natural retrOceso de las ma
sas midas, quienes pOr instlnto de
conservation huian del extrangero
ipvasor, y Sc refngiaban Ell sus so
ledades selvaticas y agrestes para
cOnservar intacta su raza, religion
y costumbres. iCosa igual les
ocurri0 los mismos espanoles ante
los arabes triunfadores en- espera
del grito de Pelayo en- Covadonga !
Huyendo los indios hacia el inte
rior de las tierras, las costas DON
de Sc afanzaba ell poderio del hom-
Fbre 7blanco Sc vefan privadas del
hombre nativo. Tambien intervi-
no otro importante factor para ha-
GER que ell indio escaseara en- las
comarcas del litoral, y esa causa
no es otra que la a absorcion de esa
raza primitiva por la blanca es-
pafola; hecho que consume ell
amor rapidamente. Hay que de-
cir que 81 la total extinction de los
indios Sc verified en- las islas del
Caribe, fue debido la escasa pobla
ci6n indigena de las mismas prime
ramente; al hecho ulterior de no poI
der renovarse con nuevos represen-
| tantes las tribus autoctOnas que
las poblabap, y la irremediable
absorci6n por la europea que acu-
dia sin cesar. Lo que pas0 en-
aras del amor entire indios y espa-
Enoles, esta sucediendo actualmen-
te entire indios, negros y blancOs
en- los paisea de la America latina.
Dentro de pocos siglos habran de-
saparecido las dos razas de pie
les oscuras, reinando unifOrme la
blanca, y alguien en- esa epoca,
liquien sabe 81 cometera ell error
de atribuir la total extinction de
elias a su matanza y eXtermlnlo
por los blancos actuales! PerO,
isucede ESQ ante nuestros ojo !? Los
casos aislados de la aplicacion dc
la Ley de Linch ALA Ell ell NOrte,
no bastaran, asi 10 eSpero, forta-
lecer la descabellada teoria. ;.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-13
latinos y Sajones.
Influenza de ambas Razas en- America,


las almenas de San Qnintin ba
jo los cielos CRISES de Flandcs. :.
Aquellos ingleses perseguidos en- su
terra Sc entregaban menos du-
ras Y glori0sas tareas que los leo
mes de Castillo y regulaban Sill Vi
da tan solo entire el laboreo de la
terra, ell comerciO y el monotone
aalmOdiar de la Biblia adnltcrada.
Aspiraban tan solo a hacerse una
nueva patria que les recordara la
ctra en- todos sus detalles, y que
habian abandonado por la fuerZa O
Ia necesidad, antes que por esplri-
tn de batalladora aventura. Asi
creaban. echaban las bases de nue.
vos pueblos a la inglesa, met6di
COS, calculistas y previsores. Ci-
mentaban bien, aqul Ell America,
impulsados por el espiritu salon:
ese indestructible sentido eXclusi-
vista V altanero que desdena las
brillantes especulaciones emotlvas
latinas, que sujeta las alas de la
fantasia falsifcande la naturleza
~ que astutamente amasa cl Gco
que con hidalga prOdigalidad de
rrochan los hijos de Roma. FL
ORC! FL anhelado ubi consis
tans' del sabio de Siracusa ~
que hasta tant0 la humanidad no
aquilate cosas mas valederas y me
nOspreciadas hasta aqul, continua-
ra siendo la odiosa palanca que to-
do 10 mueve. Ese eXclusivismo
de raZa ha sido la cauSa de la OK
tinci0n del indio del Nortc, Y de
que Ia importada raza africana en-
la misma region, no haya visto cam
biarse su negra' piel sumandose
como factor de la renovation
de las sangres a los desccn-
dientes de sus Antiques amos
ESQ ha creado IN problema que
no existe cA las dilatadas CO.
marcas lbtinc-americanah, y que
no puede menos que preocupar Sc
riamente los sOclol0gos del nor
te aterrados ante asunto tan com
plicado C insoluble. En- los Esta-
dos Unioos de Norte America las
tendencias de raza mas que parale-
lal son divergentes y por la natu-
raleza misma de la question, an
tag0nicas O enemigas. jSucede 10
propio Ell los paises de habla cas-
telana? mo! Muy lejos de ESQ.
En- nuestros pueblos nadS semejan
te ocurre. Ell blanco desde los pri-
meros momentos requirio de amo-
res las mujcres de cobriza ne
gra tez, y en- las uniones que el
amor realizara, y ell los secretos
Laboratories de la vida, echo las
bases de una raza futura de triple
sangre en- SUI origen. Esc gene
roso impulse generator ha sido
continuado por los descendientes,
V las sOciedades columbian va un
pOrvenir muy cercano, donde una
sola raza vigorosa con una sola re-
ligion como esperanza, y una mis-
ma lengua como interprete de su
espiritu, leyante en- alto sus desde-
nado5 fueros, Y recabe uno de los
mas altos puestos entire ell conjun-
to de los grandes Pueblos de la
TERRA. Esa diferencia tan radi-
cal en- los procedimientos poblado-
res entire los del Norte y los del
Sur, hizo decir a Reclus que, 81
bien es verdad la America del Nor
te es mas europea, mas individual
lista, mas activa, la America del
Sur es mas humana, Y lie cores
(Contin1a en- la pagina IL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-13

lie deln0StradO que los eSpan0leS
no aniquilaron por la violencia u
otras reprobables practicas los
habitantes del. extenso solar Anne
ricano, y 81 podemos afirmar (to-
do el mumdo 10 sabe), que ese ami
quilamiento; esa destruction vio-
lenta 81 lie fue impuesta a los indios
de la America inglesa, en- cuya his
toria llenas estan las paginas de los
horrores que Sc perpetraron hasta
mediados del siglo pasado contra
los hombres rojos del Norte. :.
HorrerOs, matanzas y violencias
que los borraron por complete CO.
mo factor racial. j ALI ell amor
no triunf6 sobre el duro y fanatico
poblador salon, y con ell espiritu
exclusivista de su raza se' estable-
clio sobre las osamentas de otras al
twas v heroicas! Estudiemos I'm
POGO esos pobladores. Por la epo-
ca del Descubrimiento Inglaterra
estaba lejos de ser la aguerrida Y
poderosa naci0n que ha conocido
ell mundo despues. No viva como
Espana entire ell incesante fragor
de los combates nj dormia como
ella entire las alertas del vivac.
Desdenosa Y rodeada por el ciutu-
ron protector de sus acantilados,
no presto atenci0n la epica ha-
zana de Colon, Y solo cuando su
fino olfato de buitre percibi6 los
olores del fest1n espanol, fue que
sinti0 despertarse su codicia, y
lanZ0 suS mar mos piratas a recO-
ger los desp0jOs del afortunado des
cubridor. Cogio 10 que pudo, o 10
que mejor lie convino dada su raZa
v apetitos Sc pOs0 en- Nueva In
glaterra por u h momento para es-
tablecer sus plantadorcs, y, cal
culando que seria mas ventaJoso
para ella acechar en- alta mar al
pesado galeon espa1ol cargado de
orc, que buscar aventuras Y bata-
liar en- las calidas tierras del sur;
sus piratas recorrian ell .obligado
derrotero de lbs naves codieiadas
capturandolas alevosamente, v lie
vando su osadia hasta los mismos
puertos de la Peninsula cuyos ma
rinos preferian como en- Vigo, hun
dir sus naves y sus tripulantes, an
tes que entregar los tesoros con-
quittados a costa de inenarrables
penalidades.
Por aquella epoca surgi6 en-
Alemania la bastarda reforma o
protestantismo y a POGO la Europa
sajona Sc VIC presa del fuego des-
tructor de las discordias religiosas
que engendrara en- su soberbia un
tosco E 1lbertino monje aleman.
Sucedieronse al punto, rotas va
las sanas vallas de la Fe y de la
Tradici6n integral, un sinn1mero
de sectas O fracciones protestantes
rivales; las mas fuertes impusieron
a las que 10 eran menos, las mas
atroces violencias, las mas ensana-
das persecuciones, ell destierrO Y
la horrible hoguera. Fue ent0nces
cuando Sc acrecent6 la emigra-
cion de los perseguidos ingleses a
las tierras sin rencores de la Anne
rica del Norte. Fran esos fugiti-
vos gente humilde " Icampesina
muy dadas de suyo a las labores de
la terra. No eran conquistado-
res, no eran de Ia estirpe de aque-
Hos valerosos soldados castellanos
que solo nacian en- Espana, Y que
gastaban SUI vida batallando en- las
llanuras italianas, venciendo ante
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-05-22

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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-05-22

President Wilson. in his message
to Congress. has recommended that
the war tax. which went into effec.
May LIST. on soda water and icecrcsm
be abolished as no longer being nee
essary. He also recommends that
prohibition Of the sale and msnufac-
turc Of wines and beers, which pro.
hibition was placed as a war measure
and expectancy be removed. lie fur.
Their recommends that the railroads
and telegraph lines be handed back
to the original owners. and makes n
strong plea that labor interests be
conserved In the reconstruction ne
RODS so that the laboring man will
be able to live with degree Of com.
fort for himself and his family, and
In order that the element of strife
between capital and labor hitherto
twisting. mny be removed. These
thlnrs he recommends M necessary
to tho welfare Of the nation and ns
safeguard against Bol.hcvism.
His recommendations mny or may
not be needed by the Congress. which
Is mnde up Of men differing in their
political views. But, the point is.
Mr.. Wilson. that great champion Of
n world democracy has made them.
Whether or not these things are done