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WEDNESDAY. MARCH -, 1919

WEDNESDAY. MARCH -, 1919
1T 10 o'clock 4. n the following:
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of Il good mitch ea.s. q
which are high grade Guernsey heltef=
carrying End aud 3fd calf IL HolsteiuH
VII b. fresh b dHg Of HalH5 Guernsey
heifers carrying dfat calf. VII He fresh IN
FIJI they are al nigh grade Guernsey MI
the above are bird To pure bed uuefu=
81 bull This HnIIuaI ,s lie property q
the sew Windsor Guernsey breeders O
aud therefore I'll not be Offered Tor EHis
/ Guernsey registered bull eaIz months
Old sire King 81 Murycu rHFE falia, Dam
ItehenkinEs nInah 5u2io 1nnan cattle
weHa MI raised 81 The farm al nave been
fubrfenliue teHfE1 for the HzHt lcafz !.
ETade IulzieIn bull calf Aazt ail III
'as WORK HORSES
LUX. black neHaBeron hofzs. = years oil
Ill Weigh tdOo IL >. aud vi Hork In 81
harness, Pet dark rOau maHe : years
Old vii work IN all harness BIRD II
years old brown belgian vi weigh Ii
b. Maud, 8 YezH# old, roam IsrEhcr0Hi !
mHIsz coming 81 years., Wei broken am
III IHaIeT-: gHHFIIuR mare gz1IIH frrrhHf
On. ; zoNs, II nave plKz = dRf q
sale.
VII weigh about II lbs + IL ormiek
hinder. good johnson maHzFt 3 suit
eofn piowE, single corn dfaK. shovel plsH :
THHHuA UluHHz WARD ~ - hHNHA
vile: ! four or IS horSo wagons STONE
BedH sets IN TaeEs Is +. god tsa=
hafze wagon aud bod. double sup"flaT
asfs planters. IIeaaier single saru plant
rr. IuR ilft manure spfeHa.ft nptlnH
sHEan buggy rubber tire EaTflaEe tFe
paIez. buggy al spring waHsHs zet double
harness. 2 sets HHssfh bands. sets truuI
RaaTz- good; ! HnTk brides. collars !
buggy collars. HIgs gears. EzEon saadls.
HF nets halteTz. riding bfIdls. smhllaf
fodder cutter. Is inch. 1 carrier. bull DOG
I'D grinder. - IHeh wood 80 and fruins
vIaaoHinE mil butter churn. lever haf
roHz. II touthz tire hOrzs EEauef. triple
double aud single trees, Joke chains am
man other arIIEIsH
Trims OF SAIL al Hums af Ai9si
auu under ca#h. IN oil anu# over Won
a 9Hadu uf . mouths will Re given pun
rHazeFa giving IHHIf BotsH KItH approved
security bearing Interest I'm day q
zaIa. No property fo De- removed untfl
=sIIIeI for.
Charles H. Harmon a J. Il nsshhtss
: / Bennett und Charles 7 HEup. clerks
+ = Crawford ant
HHHgH / "a
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tanned By rich friend. AZ III Inek
would have t, the tai dTifted away
from ordinary topics.
do you like Omar Khayyam7"
thoughtIessIy asked the host, trying
to make conversation. The elder
brother plunged heroically into the
breach.
Pretty well,' he said, "but I pre-
fer Chianti.e
Nothing more was said on this sub
ject until the brothers we're on their
way home.
"Rill," said the younger brother,
breaiSing > painful silence, why
can't you leave things that you don't
understand to me? Omar Khayyam
amt a wine, you ehnmp; It's q
cheese"
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4 noor widow n st. Paul. whose
only eon and principal support was
called to the colors and responded to
the cal with alaerIly, has given me
a recital OF her feelings and asked me
to put them into some suitable form
for publication in the Minnesota
Union Advocate, and if possible in
verse. in the hope that the express
sion Of them might be source Oh
some comfort to other mothers whose
situation is similar to hers. l have
yielded to her touching appeal with
feeling that the task 1t involved was
almost a sacred one l realize that
/ have performed It but feebiy, but l
have satisfied her partial judgment
and given her some pleasure, and that
gives me great deal. An additional
reason for qualification is the fact that
the Widows son has passed through
the tempest of death and destruction
unframed. and 1t is expected that he
will soon be with her again.
NY brave boy, all of joy to me,
What can make up thy loasY
MY gold of life is all in thee
Without thee all is dross.
My home is dark and cheerless now;
With thee its sunshine left.
Yet. to my lot l meekly bow
am not all bereft.
Thy Image in my souls enshrined,
Though thou art far away;
] cherish 1t with constant mind,
And for thy welfare pray.
In holy stiffness Of the night
Thy spirit comes 10 me;
My pleasant dreams bring thee in
sight,
wake and think of thee.
Thy manly voice. too. full OF cheer,
Within my sleep Is heard,
And when It seems that thou art near
Joys fount of tears is stirr.d.
But | was proud to see thee 20
Where duty's cal led on,
Till freedoms triumph DER Is foe
Was nobly fully won.
My mothers heart. tho full Of fear,
Could still its pain conceal
Could send thee forth without tear,
And show "A front of steel.
Could gid our partIng with smile
And bright and hopeful speech.
Thy own keen anguish to beguile
And fortitude 10 teach.
With purpose high and motives pure,
Just Is our eonntry's course
And thus uprightIY armd shes sure
To XII despotie force.
No gain renrich herself shell ask:
She fights for al mankind.
That eY'rY people hence may bask
Meath rule 10 is own mind
Still. war at best's IN awful seonrge
Though II has heights sublime
Those Who its Ills provoke and urge
Commit earth's fonlest crime
The battles panonlied array
brings death and wounds and pain,
But hernism's In the fray
And glory in its train.
But. oh. not there are we 10 seek
The conflicts bitter crest.
"Tis found in grief too proud II speak.
Deep buried In the breast
Where there's no stimulus In strife.
No alandts loud 10 win:
Where patient HaitIng's all n lie.
And grieYing seems like IN.
Truly IN that which hears It pr
With faith thai will not yield
In womanR brave and constant heart
Is the real battlefield.
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Keep The Kidneys Well.
Health Is Worth Saving and Some
Westminster People Know How to
Save II.


Westminster People Know How TO
Save Il.
Many Westminster people take
their lives In their hands By neglect
ing the kidneys when they know
these organs need help. Weak Kid
neys are responsible for : vast
amount of suffering and i'll health
the slightest delay is dangerous.
Use Doans Kidney Pills-=a remedy
that has helped thousands Of kid
ney sufferers. Here Is a Weatmins-
ter citizens recommendation.
Mrs. Jennie Magic. % Pennsylvania
Ave, says Many years ago | had
trouble with my kidneys. ny back
panied SO much ! couldn't do my
work and my feet we're 30 badly
swollen I couldn't put my shoes on.
My head also aehed constantly. My
kidneys acted irresnlarly and annoy
ed me greatly. / tried different
remedies but they didn't help me at
all and when a friend told me- about
Doan's Kidney pills ! decided 10 give
them trial. They helped me i'm
mediaIely. / still use Doan's Kidney
pills occasionally. getting them at
Boyle'a Drug Store"
Price Coo, at al dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan'e Kidney PIIls--the same that
Mrs. Magic had. Foster Miiburn Co,
Mfgrg.. Buffalo, n. 7.
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OvERWORKHD.
TIRED WOMAN
TOOK V|NOL
Nov She i Strong and
Hearty

Philadelphia, pa.-"I was over
worked. run down, nervous, could not
eat or sleep. felt ike crying al the
time. tried different remedies With
out benefit. The doctor said i vas
wonder ! was alive, and when vinol
was given me / began to improve.
I have taken eight bottles and am
now strong and perfectly healthy in
every respect, and have gained in
weight. can not praise Yinol
enough. Mrs. Sarah A. Jones. 1oas
Nevada St., Philadelphia, Pa.
We guarantee VinoI to make over
worked. weak women strong Or re-
turn yaur money. Formula on every
bottle lis 10 yeuT Profession,
SHAW DRUG CO,
and Druggists Everywhere.
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DuBLIC SALE
: u VALUABLE
Stock Z Farm Utensils
N the baltimore PIke. near WestmIn.
zIer. Maryland

Having I'D my farm. viii sell u
Public Sale On tho premises. on ne
Halimoro PIKE. two mile from Vest
Minister. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 18th. 1918
II 10 o'clock :. m,
SIX HEAD OF HORSES
God workers. and J q them rood
leaders, bay driving mare. lady broke
md a fine roadster.
! MICH COWS. : HELPERS
Bull. so. will faFroH by day n
ale. ] eoH and II piEH. 6 shoaIa.
heavy Studahaker wagon and bed. ;
n 3-horse Lansing wagon and bed.
spring wagon. buggy, renabout, snlky.
leigh and bella. hay carriages. Osborne
binder. Osborne Mower. HarroKa.
plows Of nj kinds, feed cutter, wind
mill. harness cream separator. fruit
dryer. orchard spray pump. 30 bar
rela Of corn. furniture. ct months
credit. See bills.
JESSE ! sT0NEn.
mo. w ReaYer. Auct Feb q i
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On the mHnGhesNeT state hOad, miles
from Westminster and One-haf mile
from Brummel, On
H0kDAY. MARCH ~, 1919.
at II N. The following personal props
erty: black horse. years old. Will
work anywhere hitehed and 4 good
driver. bay horse. coming : YearA
old, stra1 horse and m elegant driv-
or. fearless Of al road objects. 4
GOOD MICH COWS. one vii be
fresh b day Of sale. The other three
are epTlngers; FARMING MAGHIH4
cry, Drown wagon and bed, - tons
eapaeitY. 2-horse IoR.down wagon
and bed. Superior grim drill. shoe.
good n new. 3-honae harrow. Oliver
chilled pillow, No. 70. horse rake.
Black Hawk eheek=row corn planter.
Deeflng mower, good as new. Deer
ing binder. in running order. hay
carriage. zulky pIoV. International
make. Scientific feed grinder. ateel
bur, No e; 3-horEepower gasoline
engine. hay fork and DlillsyH. 2=aeated
surrey. Dekenrode MAKO, in good
condition. road D breaking cart
new: s-leEged corn drag, Land draE
: sots q hreechbandz, collars. brides.
housings. halters, SCI p1ow gears. J.
horse wagon line. zsl check lines,
carriage pole, binder twlne, 1ol OF
good sacks. single. double and triple
trees, 1=horae wagon hitch. 2=horso
strctehef. jockey sticks. log chains,
butt traeea. breast chains. COW chains.
lot Of other chains. forks, shovela. cora
shelter corn barrel. Grind stones. can't
hooks. 10 machine oil. coal oil drum,
lot Of GOOD MIXED HAY, Empire
cream separator. -. 2; lot milk
cans, galvanized cooling tank. To-
gallon butter churn. butter worker,
milk buckets. good Excelsior cook
stove. template stove. lot glass Jars.
lot empty barrels. lot Of other articles
100 numerous 90 mention.
TERMS An suns Of $40 and IN
der, Cash. all sums 0sar $40 credit
Of 6 months win be gIyen, purchasers
giving their notes HIIh approved So
eurity. bearing interest from day Of
sale. No property 10 be removed m
I'll terms q sale are complied With
J. W. 7. EYIBR, Owner.
+ A. Crawford, AueIIoneer.
4. q. Hnmbert and Charles W. Long.
Clerks.
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bonnet Strings XIII Bal,y.

Temple. Texas -RowenA Iezek. ~
months old mel m unusual death
here when in attempting II climb
through wire fence, her bonnet
caught ON the wire The bonnet
strings drawn tight. strangled her.
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II Is a true philosopher sho can
sull gel Joy oui Of walking after be
ing passed by fine touring CIR.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned having bought ANAL
fnFm VIII ell az PUBLIC sale on the firm
NJ Howard \ Bixler. IN Bachman.s Yal-
ley. mileH from Westminster, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1913
IT II O'clock sharp. he following per-
snnal property, to.wlI.
HEAD ~ 9OOD HORSES, 1 MULE,
Sorrel Mate. : years Old. work wherever
hitehed. weighs aAo1Z 1900 pounds:
Hack L.,His Mar II years 81 work wherever
Horse, : YearH old, work wherever hitch.
ed, weighs about I'D pounas sorrel
Mare, : years old, Q GOOD on side worker
work anywhere hitehed.
70 HAD d DEuoHSED CATTLE
MICH COWS o Of Ihem will be fresh
J HEIFEIs. viii be ffeaa in Nay " |
BULLS. one Of them Ill weigh about
1000 pounds: the Other three are iarge
eaVu ts mEzn .'' OF YOUNG uoasI
1a head d Hne SiIuATs, rnngIn. Iram
10 to 100 pounds HnJ0D BoWs. Ihree
@ Of 9f Ss n ne faTFG ~ NJ = I've q se ne
I.fR Western Farm Wagons, enc zion
Wagon. The ather 4Ioni riding Hulky
nlows, Heneh 4 prnmEold make; double
one a nzH dlse harrow. Two wood franc
Terry haFFnNs, one lever narrow z
Wizard furraN .plows : corn plews. J hay
feet lone; apreadera. IT. eh ms HIngle.
double md triple trees. - - sticks. i
sets OF hHeedhhapds. lead nax-
ness, 2 seIa hugRy hann. dies. col
lars, halIaFH. Ily nets, LEAD 4. g. Or O.
horse wagon line. naIr check line ana
many Other articles too numerous 10 men,
lion.
TERMS o. SALE an sums Of sfoioo
and under. nHsh; on inns over 500 :
credit 81 months VIII nn given. IL. nuF=
ehasers giving their nuIHz with approved
security. ana bearing interest from dag af
sale neH rent on - cash No goods
re to he removed Unit settled for
FRANK sNxnEI.
Nm t. Warner, AueI.
NJ. I. xeIser ana I. :. Myers. Clerks.
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It is Just as easy to convince ones
self that he Is right b to be certain
that the other person Is wrong.
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staIe Road ffoa fancytown q Nesiminz
Ter. On
NnDNEsnAx. MARCH nh. 1919.
Al i O'Clock. Tie following dszsfaheh Pf"f=
sIN HORSES AND Mills
daaE Hay horza. Hgolunei.H Euars Old.
Weighs about - lbH.. WORK anywhere
HII#Had. dark - horse, sTaHIa. yeas
M. weighs aboui 1900 IL. Kood all
aruuud worker Anyone Interested IN \
III If good HsaFY horses. should no
NH seeing tho Two sold aaY MAR
zGEaee." yeas Old. weighs I'D l1s. E9ea
driver aud OF HIdn worker nair huleHz
Jazz aud iii. II aud II F.znH Old On
IN HzIra food leader. has mt - yHafH
Old znud on side worker
= HEAD II FISE cATILE
consisting Of I'D lot of I'll cows II
If I'D Eau euHz. good HTuEE bulls, an
Eaud fat buiI. bToou sas#. I'll harrow
h d. u sale. and bunsh pi E"hh
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
ana Ton Acme wagon, Amen Tread; 4stgn
Lansing wagon. Inch tread fz2st0h :
uuH#H Weber WHO'LL good n new, ehI5
I'D L mouthas spring wagon. stone psaz
Il r long, viii HIde boards : sets N J
eaHEIaHez. Is Il InnR9 DeerinE hinder. II
u N good order New ia mature
RAIDER, only I'D une zsHznn, =. hoe
=HuHu aFill. superior dauaIH=HoN corn
pIauter. with ehaIH. DecTinK mower :
Il u. DecrinH HafHe rHkss HnoNn sulE{
nIas.. goud rs NJ. Reed HulEz niow, goou
~ nes iron IaHd roller. - HoIapa
ehopnlng mill bicycle grind Stone, corn
shelter, good ~ new; O0.tonth smoothing
harrow. is-tootI aud one 2zzIuoth Perry
hafnnHz hay fank aud 10 IsHt OF rons.
IoI If triple, double aud single trees. JOCK
q sticks, sci dung boards. HnseibarfoHz
pick. ahoyels aud hoes,
II II. =. CHESTER GASOLINE ENGINE
Two No 10 Wizard plows. lut Of grain
saeEa. rubber-tIne buggy, large feed boz.
10 f. long; two 3=ahoyel corn ulows, Al
bright double walking pillow, zets breeehz
bands. sets led harness. D bridles L
COLLAR good wnEan saddle. Hets pillow
geaHH. pair good check lines.
ONE 1917 FORD TOURING CAR,
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: OR sALR-7 room dwelling n
Fiohryille opposite lHs State toad
including bath. hot and cold saIsT
large stationary range In Kitchen
kitchen sin. pantry. IN parlor. IaTEe
IsoreheH. eeza pool. out buildings aan=
zlsiinE ii Stable. isxz0. large alauEh=
Ler house 1870. lien houae, naK
house, garden. fruit Of IL kinds. 10
iine grape arbors, good veil of wafer
Il door. HhEnbbery, shade. ornamental
hedge fence. school and church sIIh=
n few hundred yards. 20 minutes
salk 10 i. L o. Railroad station
This property IL In hrHI elaSa eandIz
ion. Price aiil be made known unnn
duplication N premises. Possession
II once,
CHARLES = KNOLL.
EYEoayille. I'd
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IFOR sHLE-A property containing
! four Acres. House I'D Barn. wagon
shed. hog house. 4. situated nezr
WestminzteT.
JOHN ". COPfERsMITH.
feb2 Hampstead. Nj.
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PUBLIC SALE

Ross l6 inch siIo Filler With Fodder
shredding Attachment. Fleetwood
Threshing Machine 26 inch Cylinder.
100 Tractor International Titan with
t.o gang. i inch Pillow. 10 be sold II
Public Sale.
MONDAY, MARCH 10th. 1T o'clock
1t MEDFORD. Carroll County, Nd.
ROLAND ?. BALE.
:. !. Crawford. Auetioneer.
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PUBLIC SALE ;!

Of live stock aud farming implements
On The farm Of Charles I. kepp. l L
mIIez south Of keW Windsor. on
uInNIauaY MAHlu Ii. 1910
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,oI.IzE ENGINE
ONE 1917 fonD TOURING CAR.
IS BARRELS OF.@Rs



I2B BARRELS or CORN
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
consisting Of n good range, corner Gun
hoard, and n IzmInule washsH. lots o.
HmaII articles. aud lot OF miIk ems.
This sale can eazlly be Reached BY auto.
mobile.
TERMS Sums Of 500 aud under, cnHh
IN znma OF s5.n1 aud over a eredit of
months will be given on notes with up.
proved security, Hlth interest ffom day Of
sale.
VERNON uIAnuILL.
]. \. o. Smith. Auet
". i. Marker and ehas. w. Marker. Clerks
Itch I. It
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ROR SALE.--Steam. Deltrick Hay
: Press. Capacity % tons a day.
Size of bale i by Is inches bale three
feet long, weight of bale hundred nd
Kindred twenty-five Ibs. Weight o.
press complete, 2h tons. on good
road can be drawn b. four horses.
On splendid truck and n flrst-eIaaa
condition. selling for want of use. NJ
reasonable offer refused. price right.
Telephone L Fla, New Market oT
most Office address
II. GHAI4MECH sW0MLEY.
ang9=tf Route /. Me- Market. -.
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.DUBLIC SALE
: o. VALUABLE
Stock { Farm Utensils
IN the Sullivan Road, Niles from
Westminster. ID.

The undersigned viii sell at Public
Sale. on the Jacob L. shaeffer farm IN
Cranberry Valley. miles from West
minister. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL, 1919
Il 10 o'clock a. IN. tie following
valuable stock and farm utensils, to
ut.
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Having sold my farm and vii
move away. viii sell at publ; sale
TUESDAY. MARCH II, 1919,
at p. m. sharp antique and other
furniture. Oil paintings and pictures.
household and kitchen furniture and
equipment. farm implements and
tools OF all Kind, carpenter, plumbing
and other tools.
Sale to be held ON M farm 2 miles
South of Westminster On the Myres
NIL road On the farm known as The
Myres Mill farm.
CHARLES {. IOYEJOY.
John w. ReaYer, Auetioneef.
Edward W Case, Clerk.
feb 17-3t
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PUBLIC SALE!

Having sold my farm ] will sell at
public sale. on the premises. situated
on the Manchester State Road. ) miles
from Westminster and One-half mile
from Rrummel, On
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PUBLIC SALE !!

- undersigned intending "a HuH farm
IuE. aad rrmuza - FriEetlHuTEs viii OLE
At HabIIe snle ~ he "a Lively farm. o.
sfHIe load from fancy tuHn q AestmtnH
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The undersigned having bought 4 small
fnrm viii ell at public sale on the firm
NJ Howard !. BiNler. IN Bachman.s VAL
ley. mile from Westminster, on
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= A. Crawford. AuefIanepr
A NJ HuHEFoYs and = :. Hartzoek, clerks.
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HHDNEsuAx. aAKCn III. 1919.
Il i o'clock. Tie following Described Pfan
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-28

Mr.. T. A. Dunn, advertising manager
is authorized to contract for adver-
tising, subscriptions and job printing
for The Oasis.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-28
PESSIMISM

Ihs good old worlds daisy place that ought charm
the fellows surely crazy who's viewing with alarm The human
record teaches that doubts van that coming years
e pecne the future safe and hear the soreheads
saying that anarchy that mob law will be playing Old
Ned within year. Because NANCY oafers kick up row
OF two these poor old grouchy gopher think anachy
Because for salvation blew in heaps of cash.
grouces think the nation will shortly to smash They always
lind to dig for forecasts dire cheesy
turning tearops loose The crouch grateful for
ngs he enjoys but still kicks hateful amount of
noise. He thinks would to wear hopeful SMILE
but searches with candle to find jug of bile
should be cheerful and shedding gee fun
whipped the beeru and most bame-woy Hum The problems
that confront we'll sove I'll bet bone and till troubles
hunts us, let's leave such things alone
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
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OUTSIDERS

The performances of the MayDay the gentlemen
who took part similar festivities other days
certain of the authorities to the point of looking up
utecedents of the participants The results the Investigations
have been kindly made known by judges in whose
patriotic celebrants tried
And singular fact predonnates hardly single
is the cuprit American citizen He is nearly always
foreigner who lodged the draft by declaring that he not
raturalized and never meant to be-
Yet they make soapbox oraons political reform They
call fellow Americans and vify institutions, of which
they know notingtese Bohunks and Jazbos and Bater
sixties from central Europe They don't know whether Lincoln
the of breakfast food Their efforts
language sound like harepped gargng
machine OIL
The mildness of immigration cursed with
inundaon of undersabes who attribute their continued
failures to political conditions in the land birth
conditions at home wrong why did they put them right
If their kings tyrannica why did they depose he
limit their authority?
The sturdy French English do fleeing this
country to from despoc at home They had
backbone enough to eliminate defective features their
stutons without wreckng ecomnomic structures and pre-
cptatng universal poverty Srcter immigration laws
ceeded to exclude the element that accomplished nothing
formative Europe and nothing progressive here
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VOGALES ARIZ-, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY %, 1919.

Advertising Rates Upon Application
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COMPANY l. SMOKER

Sunday afternoon Company I 25th
Infantry entertained at a smoker,
which was one of the most delightful
functions of life in the camp. The
guests of honor were Lieutenant
Colonel Thierry, Capt. w. E. Reming-
ton, Capt. Walker, First Lieutenant
Gilman, First Lieutenant Souter, Sc
cond Lieutenant Colson.
From the enlisted perssoel: First
Sergt William Holden, Serg't and
Mrs. Barwell, Serg't and Mrs. Frank
L. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. C. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Taylor, Mrs. Biars,
Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Ray.
Music was supplied by the famous
Co. | Jazz orchestra.
bouts between J. G. McGee and w.
Shields; w. Hildiard and S. j. Rober-
son; j. G. McGee and w. Hildiard.
There was also excellent singing
by the company quartette, which
rendered several numbers.
The opening address was by Ser
geant Major Murphy, just returned
from overseas. He made very in
teresting talk about our boys on the
fighting lines. asR " sY-',
Corporal Hilson, the famous speak
er of the regiment made an interest
ing talk also.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-28
TARGET PRACTICE RECORD

At target practice Monday Sergt
F. l.. Thomas of the 25th Infantry
made the best score-261 out of a
possible 300. This qualities the
sergeant to go on the division team
at the shoot to be held at Seagirt,
N. j., later in the summer.
Lieutenant Colonel Thierry gave
the record of the sergeant to the
proper authority and wished him sue
cess in the shoot.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-28
COMING HOME

Yesterday Mrs. John 7. Brick
wood received from New York tele-
gram announcing arrival of her hus-
band from over the seas with the
34Oth Field Artillery. with which he
has served in France. The telegram
states further that the regiment is
being sent to Camp Travis, Texas, to
be demobilized: and it instructs
sending mail to San Antonio, Texas.
The expectancy is that all will be dis
charged and at home soon.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-05-28

To those who think the Versailles conference slow be
stated that the Congress of Vienna 18415 required eleven
months to produce peacetreaty And the issues then
much less complicated and far-reachng.