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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04

Even out Of the 4th Ward there yet may
come others than-such as those who helped
!. to settle the Hun---
Teach the young idea how to shoot and do
it now. Lest we forget:
y. Freedom, Justice Equality.
Lieut.. Fakler park idea is all right, but
we doubt that if the returning soldiers and
sailors were to express their views (and Incl
dentally who should have better right that
the concensus of opinion would be to put it
in the 1st Ward park We would suggest that
as Central Park already has a historic figure
s. in it, and other things-and Levee Park when
beautified with flowers as it should and we
hope will be-noW in line and in keeping with
the central idea that beautiful Winona might
be still more beautified and made generally
attractive to all the people IN it-make it
- Memorial Park in the Fourth Ward where
as yet there are no parks and, # no more sui
table location, use the East side Of the Wash.
] ington School square for that purpose.
1t is quite natural that we Of the Fourth
Ward would have been more satisfied had we
been represented at the declarations Of those
who propose to honor Our Boys" thru the
ERECTION Of monuments, history writing etc;
however, we would conclude With--iff it may
not be in s s Memorial Park = somewhere east Of
Hamilton street. then after all the only really
logical location we believe is Sugar Loaf hill
a. Querecus.
More to follow in our next.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
0sadzona Polska lnusi sic
bronic.

Paryz, 8 lutego. = Jeden ko-
rcspondent6w amerykanskich G.
| A. Selden tax pisze sytuacy Pol
ski, ktora milno zakazu Rady pa
ryskiej, .musi walczyc W swej O.
bronze: -Najtrudniejszym probe
mem kontynentu. europejskiego,
kt6ry Alianci podjeli sic rozwia-
zac, jest sprostowanie skompliko
wanych stosunk6w Polski. Obec--
nie Polska valley ma trzech from
! tach i r6wnoczesnie stara sic pre-
obrazic w niepodlegla republike,
do kt6rej p6zniej maja bye doda-
ne te prowincye dawnej Polski,
ktore jeszcze ME zosta}y przyla--
czone. Walk te odbywaja sic bez-
lustannie mimo ostrzezenia wys1a-
nego w piatek przez weilkie mo-
carstwa, re kroki Wojenne maja
ustac na wszystkich frontach. Ko
mitet Narodowy Polski W Paryzu
tWierdzi jednak, ze Polska ME mo
ze zaprzestac walki, skoro wiado-
mem jest, re znejduje sic pod cia
gIymi atakami trzech nieprzyj ja--
[cio1. Stad mocarstWa sklonne So
do sylnpatyzowan z tym pogla-
dem.
Polska codziennie Wysyla doPa
ryzza prosby 0 pomoc w formie ~
wnosci j amunicyii. Me Wprawdzie
ME sprzeciwia sic wys}aniu do Pol
ski dial j amunicyi, aby i'm dopo5
medz do Walezania bolszeWik ikoW,|
niena jednak zapeWnie ienia, ze Po-
lacy ME uzyliby tyeh samych dial
j j prochu przeciWko Woo hom, kto
rych delegaci zasiadaja przy tym
SAM n stole konf ferency yjjnym ra-
zenrz de1egatami polsk kimii.
" dniiu 224go sty yezniia ~. cze-
lsko slowackie wojiska sode debraly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
Zohierze otrzynaja moze pensye.
Szesc gatunkdw zabezpieczeh ofiarowane lu-
dziom armii j marynarki.

Washington utego Waruni pod jakiemi zo}nierze
ryarze trzymaja radowe zabezeczenie ycle
pzemenc pose pzecagu pecu lat nne formuarze ko
moga bye rzadem Gale zce ak oswadcz
D. Lindsey burze War Risk Insurance. Raty beda
opubkowane poise beda dopiero nczas opub
Bdzie es rozmaitych gatunkow
czane 20 letne zycie, 80 letne zyc 20 ene
80 ene endowment endowment wypfacane
Wzyste polse opatrzone beda warunkam trivia
caowte przeszkody rzad uskuteczn miesec place da
niego a oplata premi ustanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
PRZYJ YJNlUJA P0LECANY PLAN AMER ZAN0W
PADEREWSKIE-
GO UZNANY PRZEz
ST. ZJEDNOCZONE.

Washington, 1utego. De-
parliament Stanu ogfosif onegdaj
publicznie wiadomosc, jaka sekre-
tarz Stanu Lansing W Paryzu prze
s}af Ignacemu J. Paderewskiemu,
nowemu premierowi polskiemu,ze
Rad amerykanski uznaje tymcza
sowy Rad +polski Paderewskim
ma czele.
Sckretarz Lansing powinszowal
Paderewskiemu, ze zostaf glowa
.polskiego rzadu i oswiadczy} il
Stany Zjednoczone pragna wejsc
W stosunki nowem panstwem
polskiem W jak najkrotszym cza-
sic.
Tresc noty sekretarza Lansin-
ga brzmi jak nastepuje:
"Prezydent stan6w ZjednocEo-
nych poleca mi zlozyc Panu jako
ministrowi zagranicznemu sekre
tarzowi zagranicznemu i sekreta-
rzowi dla spraw zagranicznych
tymczasoWego rzadu polskiego
swe najserdeczniejsze zyczenia po
" wysokim urzedzie, ,kt6
rvs Pan ma siebie przyjql i wy
l:azic silna nedzieje, zes rad, kt6-
rego Pan jestes czescia, przynie-
sic pomyslnoS6 dla republiki pol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
Dzieci francuskie witajja
prezydenta Wilsona gdy
szedl sam utica paryska.

filed with thepos Winona Minn
b. 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oc g. 1917
Paryz lutego Odpowiedzelnosc prezydenta Wilsona
Payu tax pochlona jego uwage jest ane
posepowa tax ably awo oyentowac kt6ra M strone
wydze przechadzk jakto zwy czn bez dana
wadomien TAX jak Westinghouse prezyden czesto wdze
bic buwarm zanim ajna stra sic sposzegla opusc
sw6j pary Bialy Dom On chod dzarskim krokem
zazycza otrmu dobry da swe osobstej gward
Prednt prawie wszdzie zapoznae sic malem ancuskem
dziecmi One ustawia jako sraz wuz rog wtaa
gy przchodzi puszczaa kusem obok nego
aac uwag FrancusH ezyk pana Wisona
jest doby dosy ay by obasnc gdze chce udac
wynagradza umechem podaniem r dumnego chopca albo
dziewcze, kt6rc go zaprowadzi wasciwa droge
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
Biskup Downing Z Des Moines
.nlanoWanY noWym
Arcybiskupem.

St. Paul, MINI 8 lutego Mon
signor Austin Bowling, Biskup z
Des Moines Iowa, og}oszony zos-
tai dis przez Papieza Benedykta
na nastepce S. p. Areybiskupa ia
ma Irelanda W St. Paul. Nowy Pra
lat, w dniu ktory on sam. Mama
czy, bedzie konsekrowany na Ar
cybiskupa zostanie metropolita
archidyecezyl,; 'majac zwierzch-
nose mad wszystkimi innymi BIZ
skupami w dystrykcie. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
Zwyciestwo Wilsona W spra-
vie kolonji nielnieckich.
L.ondyn, / lutego.

Londyn, lutego. - Brytyjski
,.gabiet wojenny przyjaf teorye
prczydenta Wilsona internacyona
lizacyi W zastosowaniu do niemie
ckich zabranych kolonii n1imo enc
rgicznc protesty Representative
domin6w, m0wi paryski korespon
dent Daily Mail. Protcsty te byly
bardzo powaznc. Reprezcntanci
poludniowej Afryki So tego ida,
MIA, ze taxi plan doda zachety W
rajwyzszym stopniu rewolucyj
nym elementom w po}udniowej A
f'1'yce. Australscy delegaci obaVia
ja sic, zc australasia opinia pubii-
ezna uzna ten plan "a niedostate
czny niemozliwy do wytfomacze
lila. .Rcprezentanci dominiow wpra
wdzic milcza, ale So bardzo nieza-
dowolcni zaniepokojeni. Daily
Mail przytacza ARABIC i Mezopo-
tanie jal1o krajc, kt6rych miesz-
kancy zdolni So do samostanowie-.
MA sobie i pragneliby, ably liga
spefnila ich zyczenia. Co do "a
bezpieczcn, ia podstawie kt6rych
mandataryuszc zarzadzaliby kra--.
jami, kt6rych narody ME SO IDOL
ne do samostanowienia sobie,
prezydcnt Wilson proponuje, ably
tc zabezpieczenia okreslifa konfe-
rencya ligi narodow, ponieWaz SO
one rome stosownie do lokalnych
warunk6w Prezydent Wilson, mo
wi correspondent ma widocznie
pred soba zasady brytyjskiej ad
ministracyi kolonialnej jako ta-
kie, kt6re liga m1si przyjac, bry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
..Planuja 0 500 tysiec czneii.
arlniiii. i
Washington 1 lutcgo.

Washington / lutego. Ma 500
tysieczna armie zdecydowano sic
dis jednomys yslnie " nizszej izbies
komitetu militarnego jako funda-s
Ement do stanowczego kroku prze-
znaczenia zaplaty ola armii q /
rok rozpo zynajacy sic rzyszIle-
20 lipca. .C1onkowie konitetu mo
via, ze ia liczba byla spodz dzieWa-
na jako przecietna sila y ciagu
roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
Polskie wejska n,usza zajatI
Gdansk.--l1 6lsli Haller.

Paryz, ! lutego Korespon--
dent International, News Service
.przytacza slowa generala 5Hal1era
.kt6ry mial oswiadczy,ze jedna d.
wizya wojsk polskich jest juz
gotowa do podr6zy do Polski
przez Gdansk, a dwie innne przy-
gotowuja sic do wymarszu.
Il" Prosilem marszalka Focha, a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
PAM Pader rewska blaga 0 po-
moe dla zo}niierzy polskich.

Paryz, 1 lutego. PAM Pade--
rewska, iona sfawnego pianisty,
obecnie premiera rzadu polskie-
go wys1a1a wzruszajaca proshe
do Komitet1 Narodowego Polskie
go W Paryzu.
Media po1skich zolnierzy tu--
tai W Warszawie jest niewypo--
wiedziana, m6wi pani Paderews--
ka. Ranni zohierze re Lwowa W
sszpitalu Ujazdowskim krzycza 2
glodu, a niema niczego dla Mich.
Pomoc musi nadejsc natychmiast.
'Wysylam przeto przez was de
depsze do Chicago, proszac 0 fun
dusz stutysieczny dla polskich zol
merry Itch rodzin. Urzadzamy
kantyny dla zolnierzy i dajemy
i'm mozliwie najlepsza opieke,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
LOCATION OF PROPOSED MEMORIAL.
O a meqno boys d

There has now been considerable discus
sion in the papers upon the~subject particu-
larly as to the location, Of a suitable memorial
It would seem to us that Mr.: McKinleys
proposal to erect a replica Of statute Of Lib
erty on Sugar Loaf hill should and un-
doubtedly will meet with the approval Of most
Of the broad minded citizens not only Of the
city Of Winona but throughout the County,
and this is a County and not just municipal
or community affair.
IF it must be located somewhere in the
city, why not put it down in peaceful valley
the 4th Ward where most Of the soldiers and
sailors came from; and where it would be Of
tenestyieWed by the largest numbers Of young
. school children to whom it would mean an ever
silent reminder Of the things that these Uni
ted States stand, and will if need be fight for
that is the kind Of Alnericanization that is very
much more needed than what is in the minds
Of some-who just don t understand.
Out Of the mud springs the lotus flower,
Out ofsthe muck come diamonds and gold
From clam shells pearls; brightest silks from
worm are spun
From dry stick a flame is born, and
from the jungle comes honey sweet and fra
grant as hyacinths from rotting mould
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04

by wyslal polskie wojska przez
Gdansk, m6wif general Haller.
Francya i Anglia zgadzaja sic ma
to, ale wsr6d amerykanskich de-
legat6w jest silna opinia przeciw-
naz ajecia Gdansku przez silly pol
skie. Jedna dywizya polska jest
gotowa do opuszczenia Francyi,
dwie inne przygotowuja sic do.
drogi:: Istnieje bardzo nagla po--
trzeba wyslania tych Wojsk Z po-
wodu czynnusci niemieckich i z
powodu usilowan Czech6w zaje--
cia Slaska. Die bezpieczenstwa
wschodniej Europy wojska pol
skie powinny zajac Gdansk. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04

Polakom Morawska Ostrowe. Od-
tad walki tocza sic bezustannie.
Onegdaj nadeszly wiadomosci. ze-
Czesi zabrali Karwin, ma kt6rego
kopalniach mineralnych Rad pol
ski bardzo polega. Tymczasem Pc
lacy i Ukraincy walcza Galicye
wschodnia. Walcza takze Polacy
ma p6mocy bolszewikami
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
BolszeWiki gr0za prus0m
WSchOdnim.

Bazylea, / lutego - Korespon--
dent berlinskiej Lokal Anzeiger
donosi, re bolszewiki zagrazaja
Prusom wschodnim. Kilka dywi-
zyi bolszewickich stoi naprzeciw
Smej armii, okolo 10000 przeciw
armii l0tej. Sytuacya jest bardzo
grozna, poniewaz- SHY niemieckie
moga nic sprostat nieprzyjacielo-
wi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-04
LeWar bedzie rekach Ligi Nar0d6W uregul0-
waniem zast6sQWanem do kol0nii.

True translation filed with hepost at Winona nn
Feb B. 1919 required by the Act Of Congress Oct 1917
Paryz luego zednoczona prase Harmonic osia
eneta wysok Tbunal wiekh uporzad
ko~ania niemieckch koloni okupowanych okoc Turc
y wicle wecj okreslona anize og6ne spodziewano
zasadze planu przepanego Amcrka
now, obejmuje nastepujace g}6wne zarysy:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
Little lnerUieUs
ConSunptiveS Furnish Chance For Christian Charity
Vast Power Lies Unused In the Conchos River In Mexico

ssT'HERE are so or 90 consumptives
L IN the tuberculosis ward at the
county hospital who need cheering
eompanionship and a few delicacias to
eat" said Rev. S. D. Athans. Many
Of them are down, dying by inches.
and their mental condition. when one
OF them does die, Is pitiabIe- They
have enough food OF the kind ordI-
narily furnished at the county hosni-
tai, but like most people. they have a
continual craving for things the
county can't furnish. A little ice
cream. cake. fruit or appetizing sand
witches they would appreciate Won
dertully. They are Of various ma
tiOualities- Most o. them are amer
leans or MeXicans, but there are also
Serbs, Crotians, Italians and No-we-
sians, with many differences. but all
alike in their Illness and need OF a
little practical religion Here is a
chance for the people OF the uptown
churches 20 apply their principles by
visiting these sick people and helping
them along the rough trail"
see FL Paso Is talking strongly
Of the high line canal for the power
A. ~ 1A44 AAAA14Aa eaAQ rank AtQee-
4 wonder, II power IS desired. IL Fl
Pasoans have looked around. investi-
gated other power possibilities. I have
no interests here or IN the power pos
sibilities at the point 7 have in mind
Naturally suppose hydro-electric
power can 5e had from Elephant
Butte dam already built, but e Paso
VII need more sooner or later. About
100 miles, or even q little less, within
90 or 20 miles from the Rio Grande
up the Conchos river in the sec
ond and third canyons above the
mouth OF the latter stream and on
the Alamos ranch are three or four
splendid reservoir and dam sites. The
Conchos, as everyone knows. is by far
the principal continent OF the Rio
Grande and furnishes at least . ,000.00s
acre feet TO the latter stream, accord
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
"a Years Ago Today
~ From The Herald OF This
q - Date, 1905.

A NEW terror IS now staring Rus
n sla in the face. II IS feared that
with the opening Of spring a genuine
cholera epidemic viii make Its advent
Sporadic outbreaks have occurred r.
several sections already and sanitary
officials are preparing TO clean up
the cities and warnings have ALREADY
been issued to the Inhabitants to boil
the water. etc.
Typhoid IS now practically epidemic
IN St Petersburg.
Three Puumans viii comprise the
train which VIII carry the Fl Paso
business men 20 Mexico. All final
arrangements viii be completed for
the trip at a meeting 70 be held at the
chamber Of commerce.
Col W @ Greene accom- panied BY
his wife and children viii reach Fl
Faso tomorrow afternoon in his pri-
vats car. Starlight" Plans are on
foot for rendering Col Greene a ban
uuet in recognition Of the achieve
ments he has accomplished IN the
southwest u is understood that 30
will make FL Paso hts neaduuarters
for the next three weeks unless the
press Of business ue@essitates his re-
turning 70 New YORK.
At ire close Of fhe first days can
vass for the building fund FOR tia
y. ~ C. A. $500 we're subscribed IN
addition 10 the lump sum OF $4,000
on condition that that same amount
be raised Systematic methods are
being used IN securing the pledges and
Il is believed that no trouble wiz be
met in securing the desired amount
Indications OF the sincerity Of the
Officials OF that city in their dsclara-
tion that hey would keep it free from
gambling. except for poker which e
permitted in Mexico, was given when
Juarez police officers raided a saloon
and arrested three men for shooting
craps When ararigned before the
Judge fines were dealt out to them
all
Cattlemen are much concerned over
the thieTing that has been going on
this winter and are determined 10
prosecute offenders vigorously and to
watch the border as closely as posi-
BILE On the Newman ranch, the c. II.
Leaveu ranch, Coles brothers ranch
and the J. H Nations ranch many cat
tie have been stolen during the past
six months They have been taken
away Few at time and 10 IS be-
leVed that thew were hurried across
the river and butchered-
calllernen VINO have recently re-
fused SIS for rvvo-year-oIds are firm
IN the belief that the prospects ius-
tlty higher price The calf croo
was short this season and the average
brand was over over 30 percent There
IS every reason FOR prices TO be higher
in the spring
The Inspection OF the Texas militia
is TO be made at an early date. the n
Paso company's being set for April g
and 4 An officer from Fort Bliss has
oeen assigned 70 inspect the Fl Paso
company.
s A E Holdsworth, eattleman. '
carrying a siLshooter in one pocket
and a draft for $3.50 in the Other. who
was IN FL Paso last night snrouts
% Pueblo, Colo, from Wilcox. Ariz
zen In with q party OF soldiers and
others and during the course OF the
evening made an unnecessary display
OF MS gun, which resulted IN rs a.
rest His draft was deposited al Dolics
headquarters for safe keeping When
srraigned in court this morning. MS
case was continued and he was al
lowed 10 give bond
scope-lfonday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
Little Interviews

ing 10 an engineers report. I an
creditably informed that about q, 600
horse power could be developed at
one or more dams at the sites which
I refer TO- I have often wondered
when several years ago used TO be IN
that section, how long it would be
before cities like Fl Paso. Chihuahua
City, towns like Preside. Maria and
others would let such splendid power
possibilities lie idle. OF course the
matter OF transferring the hydro
electric power would be an interna-
tional one, but IL should be easily
adjusted. The day Is not far distant
Paso has in the past Is years viii be
reaching out for all available power"
so the department OF agriculture
OF this great United States is out with
experts 10 teach Us women how TO
make socaued cottage cheese OF
what we old fashion people used to
call 'smearcase.' said Mrs Z. G. Tay-
Tor. Well. well, we'll: Mr.. Secretary
Houston must have somebody In need
OF job mighty bad, for II any farm
woman does not know enough TO put
clabber milk in a cheesecloth bag and
hang Il NJ and, after the whey drains
out. salt and pepper the residue. and
sweeten a little VITA sugar, II the
last IS desired, she had better get a
Job as an expert at something or
other. have seen some Of these
scientific food experts. As a sample,
one Of them came TO Hope. y. ~. and
undertook 10 tell the women how 10
can fruit and vegetables. She gave
lesson in canning string beans one
SATURDAY and every can was spoiled
before Monday morning. This expert
called Us women, who had had TO learn
from years OF practical experience.
old fogies-' Well. maybe we are. but
after 30 years Of experience and OBJ.
serVation. / believe more good food
IS wasted and badly cooked by new
fogies, Ike some. not all by any
means. o. Mr.. Secretary Houston's
brilliant % food experts who are
travelling over the country. drawing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17

good salaries with expenses paid.
am often reminded Of an expression
Of the late brilliant Kate Field. the
journalist she put It something like
this. OF all the abominable people on
the face OF the earth. those men and
women. who think they think are
worst"
THAT returning soldiers and sailors
take a decided interest in what Is go
ing on IN their home town. is evident
from the number OF poll taxes issued
20 those who have come back from
the var said Ed ". Haight Be
tween $50 and 500 taxes have been
issued to voters wearing the uniform,
who desire 20 take advantage OF the
opportunity 10 cast a ballot in the
municipal primaries in March There
seems to have been some misunder-
standing about a soldier or sailor
voting, as I heard that a mum Der did
not pay their taxes because they were
afraid they would be unable to vote.
They are entitled 70 a ballot, OF
course"
Cattle conditions in the southwest
country are very good at the present
time. and I beliece that FL Paso will
be host 10 q large number OF pros
porous CATH men in March" said c.
G. Anderson Of san Antonio. Graz
ing conditions have continued excel
lent for some time. while, as you
know the price Of meat has advanced
There never was a better time in the
history Of Texas cattlemen, in my
opinion have heard a good deal
OF talk about the convention in FL
Paso next month, and there Is little
doubt that many hundreds OF stock
men VIII be here to take It in
Although established seven years
ago. the work Of Houchen settlement
House, 1Ii9 East Fifth street, IS not
generally known In III Paso." said ".
A. Burb- The school. which is IN
der the sponsorship Of the First
Methodist church OF FL Paso and sup
ported by the Woman's home mission
board OF that church. is superiutended
by Miss Emma Brandeberry, who also
has charge Of the English work As
a result OF the suspension OF work
during the epidemic in the fan and
the loss Of Miss Ernestine Murray and
Miss Mabel Murray. who died soon
after Christmas. the regular work has
been greatly handicapped. according TO
Miss Brandeberry. Although the kin
dergarten department, which was con-
Quoted by Miss Ernestine Murray has
been supplied with a substitute, none
has been secured for the sewing and
loom work OF Miss Mabel Murray. and
those courses viii not be resumed I'M
til next year. The house is run on
the regular settlement ouse plan. and
provides for instruction in day and
evening classes in cooking, sewing.
sanitary housekeeping. hOmemaking, T
woodwork. English Kindergarten work /
and Boy Scout troop There are at
present only three regular teachers at I
the settlement house. These are be- ]
sides the superintendent, Mrs. b I
Tracy and Miss Rebecca Munoz. Two /
evenings a week are spent instructing
10 woodwork and G. o. Everman meets 4
Friday evening with the Boy Scout !
troop Benefit IS derived BY about I
800 people a week from the Houchen
house This number ranges in age
from the kindergarten age OF TO
above 50 years Although children I
and young people are dealt with at
he day classe, many older men and
women take advantage Of the evening
work"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17
squibs.



UsT laugh At yourseIf II you feeI \
bit hlue.
dHHt laHEh NJ yOurseIf-'tiu what other
folks do!
Ihia cid world Is busy. Il hasn't the
ttze
To care for your troubIes-or care for
my rhyme.
ouil ind this prescriptions a cure fer
most Ills
just isEsh Al yoHrseIf-but keep pay
Just laugh NJ yourself.
smiling when your enemy smiles Is
one ray o. avoiding trouble.
Children laugh natualIu. pomn
afeciediy. and men nesavedlu.
Tie next time your dearest friend
----- attention 20 the new wrinkle OF
me graz hair that has made rs an
le-rance since her last call 1ust ask
-ef' sFeetly, 70 tell you in the strict
- eonlldences the name O. her own
A IA CUPID.
sle vas Nasszr graduate.
--1a hs a college PROT
--.1s 80 ---l l1- nan q year
a-- --lrle1s not the word, nay
dear
-5ey had been terribly sincere
re had aot dared 70 scoff.
sc scarcsly dared % laugh.
-nsy were 50 very learned. you konw. I
and 50 ultEz-refiued
L1ev took the Universe apart.
'@o- --ler4llTs you goose. don't
stzrrl
-ley knew Biology BY heart.
also the soul AID mind
lovers you know. are blind
$40 vas IN t1s cara Ee one DAY.
ran out just 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-17


The galley boy says If al the thing
the candidates say about each other
are true. then none OF them are fit
TO be elected
Indoor sports: Wondering n,hoi
you'll next find out about one of he
candidates.
II there's anything more aEErava-
ting than a poor stenoErapher- it's a
poor typewriter when you are shy a
stcnographer.
They couldn't say worse things
even about Republicans than they
are saying about each other in
this pre-primary Democratic Orgy
Fl PasO u INDUCING In
They say Burt refused 70 run on a
Republican ticket. and urge the Demo
Gratis to scratch him for IT, Next some
body VIII urge voting for him because
he bet on Hughes
And some say Charlie voted
against the full crew measure and
therefore wouldn't make a good
mayor The only full crews We
use In the municipality are in the
street department. and they are
not nE full since the ten-mlle zone
measure has been working.
Oh me, oh my. how they do dis
cover things even about themselves
after they start running for office
I've known Burt Orndorff for Is years
and he never thought TO tell me that
he once did newspaper work" until
This week-when he happened to
tNjnk that he once folded the Tucson
star III bet If I talked TO Charlie
Davis long enough. he'd remember I
when ne sorted pie on the old News