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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

nat Ste britiide Delegation ei1cn Sc
fdlllb eiin5erei1f, Der alt1 etl1lt1mn1tg
Sur Nrnabme gela1t9te. 9n bieiem
8eldlnb muroen Sic Hremtermtniite1
Del; anitiiericn Mddte criuht, bel lblrel
3nlom,menfnnft III 2olroon WaBnabz
men su treffen, melhes baS Bertranaee1Tl
ulrter oell gDlfern Der @rbe nteoerz
berEellen, ber @elboerldle6tern119
@i1lbolt tu11, Sal1oel unb Wanoel neu
helebefl u1lo Sic i1lternattonale gu
iammerartet f6rbern. Wit melderl
Grfolse, benefit bie Gei6tdte oer
lleisten Iage.
5sss ltfnao granieir1 alb0auasAstorte .
iibrer @r0fIdnirgsreb@ npBT1nlrana1Ahdb
eiirlesr polIfanbage1ri1 aa6dmperuu8slpys er
6rieDe11spesrHrage au einer @ruitolasses
sgfei6er Gshte1sum gegenleitiser Ser=
l~dd1,oigung etne p0llige Nuslob1lll115
uno s3uldmmenarbeit aller gOlfer
.erreidt nerSen fDrne.
: Sc lit moh1 falm baran 81 aipetteln,
ibab Die Madfbaber Gnglanos, yrant.
rsi6s n1,o SttalienS bas gletbtalla
ni{ie1r, Sic grobe 5rase aber IT Dte,
tpal1n iie aud Dieiem Wtlen ers=
lprederb bonoeln peroen. % oe
b6le1r 9eibenidaffen, tpie 6nrdt, 5aB,
6odmnf, n%eberbebnng nno 9ter nan
frembem @ute, mieber einMal tibet
ane Grmigungen Der SernlTtt ben
9ieg oapontrusen, 10 1T cub aug pei
Qon6oner aonferen3 ebenlo mentg GU
les fir Ste Menidbett berau85etom=
men, mie aus ben pielea porberaegan9e=
men &onferen5e1r. 81 bat aud otele
s~3uiammenfunft ba5u betgetrage1l, pen
entfeNelten Qetbenl6afftten pollen Opel
ranm al geip6bren, nno Scot, Gleno.
nno Bersmeifung Dermebren belten,
.5ol9e &nr5ltdttgfett nno lolder
Wabn BEL otelen %1ogenannterl 9iaeisz
mdnnern, Dor allem bet Ben frar501t.
lden, nitro obne 3netfel oartn reila.
iie 5u benl IDtengrdber1l Guto=
pas su maGe11,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Gpurtlano Mepiafeiten,

-
9enrn Ypehler madte leste:a SSrets
tag cine @el1dftBreile na6 Seem ulm.
St. Silt ghr65ber bilft 6rau Beter
|geibel bel Der 9an8arben aus.
Jrau Minnte Boebler nnb 5obr
@enrn naren 6rau Martin 5poert,1g
bebilflih beren @eblrtatag am II.
DECEMBER gu feiern. 6ron 5poers
ring lit cine Io@ter bon Srau Yoeb=
Ter.
Serr uno Drau Beter 5eibel fparsn
|greitag @efdaftsbe1uder in Nennlm:
@eoree 8eder1 6ugo Weel3er, Moolt
Irnb, Milliam 0etsim, 9ermann
Sellmann, Nobert Cdr )eoer nno
Sos. 5diller bradien letsten Dom
Ene1s' ag eine san3e Nn3abl 9errn
556tler geb0ren0en Grun5ern nad
benz Stem ulmer Marft.
9err unb Srau German Benotr
belu6ten ansgangS letter Wo6e o1e
So. @arbre6t Jamilie.
Nugult 9apemeier unb 9obn Senrp
mad'Ien leBIen 0D11nerSfag elHs 9es
l6dft8retle mad Nep Him.
!. 6err urb Trau aouta 8re6t nno
5Dbne @erbarb n1b gilbert tattteten
5onntag Der Sbeo. Steele 6an11l1e.
etnen geiu6 ab.
@onntag, Sen IL. DeSember feler.
ten Serr nnb TrM Treb 8. Booe TIRE
iilberne 6od3eit. Gine grobe Nlz
3abl Grennbe uno Nehbarn mobr1iel
oteier l60neu Geier BET nnb ale be-
rtdten ft6 grobartig ami ltrt gu
baben.
Sn Der Mariin 6poerins Gamilie
maren @onntag.5 SEER uAo 6ran 9errn
@infel nnb Trau 9eflrer poebler 81
8eln6.
SER unb Jrau Otto Doebring
unb Gran Sba 9ueDmann bon Stem
Nidlano, isis. mobuten 9onntag
benz Acknowledgements BON Br1u Nn=
quit Gpfe bet:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

ueber ben seiitigen Gilfgang Del
Tran,oiii6en llniperii5dt SIraBbuig,
Sic inter ser neuen 6errldatt ctr
nationaler 8rldenfopf nno eth tn
ternatiomler l1midlags martt Del
@iiienidoFt werben iollte, bertatei
Elm 5traBburger Notwithstanding
i'm r@llalIer":: Omar bot H6 ou
i3abl Ser Brofeiolen fat perooppeti
Us gesen 90, - nno o1ezoer Gut
be1lten it ben 2IOO auf $500 9eitie9en.
aber Die rcn,Dli|djen Yrofeiioren leber
Strabbnrs nut als gprnngbre.i tii
oie gorbenne at, nnO fir ben gtn.
berten it bic uniperfitdt, mte liberal
in 5ranfreid, nur 8ortereitunese1l.
italt fir bas Gramen. Qe9r% tint
sernIfoffe iinb eenau porseldr'ebea
mauder Yrofelior meiit btreft oaranE
bin, mas in Der Yriifung bran fpm11lt.
unb ser gtubent, Der bie Brlfnn5 be-
iteben mia, bleibt id~iilerEaft on per
fel5en gtatte, tpdDrem erfrhber lfetS
eiu paar Semelter alSipdrtS ltuDterie
aebnliG urteilf ein anoerer strab:
burger YTofelfor IN Der 6srabbnsae.
rNeuen j3ernm." OoS afaoemifde
2ehen lit Gil bem Yunft iteben geblte=
ben, auf Ben es Dor buroerI yyabfei
Napoleon sei,eff bate. piles
bureaufratiid 3enttralifert, Der ferr=
ifenbe Getit f5nntte gar ntdt lfltin
mer fcrporalilti6 iein. 9ie beutl6f
SpraGe lit ielb1tpertdnolid pgn Sci
nniterfitdt berbannt, CUR Beriplrhe
rullg alter Gremben, bie f~tdunero "a
gen: SiraBburg eurordilde lniper
iitat? Be5ci9neno lit bic Nenberltne
bes beriibmten ttalieniiden Gelebr.eI
uno fruberen GnltusmiNijters 8eIeJ
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Die 5rauenliga uno tire 5proerun:

Sm Saag bot bie Sl1sernottonale
Hraue1lltga etne &onf eren5nn5er gor=
fits bon Brauletn Sane N6bam8 po1'
gbi.ago er5ffnet. Ste 9iea, pelde
einen paSiftfiiden Gbarafier trGgt,
ltrebt eine NDlferanS1Dbnung nno ote
Ber6tnoernns enef Griese an ste
oer3tbt e. !aud ntidbtt, anf ibren 1asn1lz
gen Sen g0anofrieben bon gerlotlleS
aufS 1bdrfite gu perurteilet nnb iet1le1l
Bioerrui ais gorbe0imu % eiiner See
iettigung Der 6ab= nrb Madaeffble
Ut betonen. Man falul nt6f lagen,
anf tire Nrgnmente urto SJorserunlen
bab ste @emaltbaber Der alsiterte1t
M1d6te belonoeren TGiinorud SeneAt
pdttem. SIN @egelrteil, bis leittenS en-
Setter Ser 9iga iino Dur9 fleinlide
5difanen BON ber beionoeren I'm;
gnabe ser 5abpatrioten iiberSengt un0o
es itno ibner %allerbano Siloerniiie IN
Sen Weg %getporfen mor0e1t.
M1an mub eS, mobl ober libel, zen
Jranen laiien, bab lie ult6eirrti tlren
8eg meter gesangen ino unD fd
oltrb bic offe1en obeT p%erltedten
srtfe Der 6egteren0en nidt bon tenn
bdbe1 abbrineen laiien, mas ii, m q
Der gan5en Men1Gbeu 1
re6t nnb notmeroig balfen. N'ehng1
ive baber au6 anf Ste Madtboberi
fetnen b~eltimmenoen Ginornd ge.
madt baden, 10 1T ihr Gtnflnb az tie
}robe WeaiIe IN alien adnoern bed
gefpadIen, uno er niro lii6 etnea
seltenb MAIDEN, ielblf netn mes1
'on bober 5telle aus aud beitd1lbti.
sbsnbremien ln6f.
Jn BET gegenwdrtigeN GonferzM
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

S Il. Wanoa Nelion, nelde bnS
gfaatS Ieaders COLLEGE III Weanfato
befuht, nirb Bic Weiblnhtsferien BET
oen GItern, @errnHutb 6rau q 6
g1eliDn, mobHbaff oh 5db German
75traBe perlebe11. 5
Die 6. 6. 9pelbrtnf Gamilie,
nelde felt bent Iehten Sabre IN O2ilz
sfona .ipobnte, 6ieier Gage nad
Nleral1oria Ibergefiebelt no 9err
s9pelbrinf eile Nnitelnng ais Mifi
lta1t RaHiereri IN elmer bortigen 8anf
a1lget1eten D)at.
6reo Gbriaiauien lrfurbe1l
HteNlIlfEiaatpr /, bat idu aub6ft honsetpe1l
NIn1fdn BON Bruffellfnt8dimbnug pel
,e TIL mebrere 4ngesanabagsa runfens:
bett feilelfe, uro Hat eins Ndtiblffdi in
Der Office mieber anfgenommen.
Jrau Maggie MueIler lit Mon=
fagabenb BON Minneapnlis bier etin1lz
aetroffen nnb mirb Ser Samilie TIRES
5obnes, Nrtbnr, einen ausgebebnssen
Belnh abitatten. Trau Mlleller Bat
iEr Gigen.um IN. Minneapolt3 p%erfanft
unb metz mod nidt no iie IN 3ufnnft
mobnen mirb.
Ser nnb Grau SIS. 1biebe per>
reilen morgen ne6 Gnofa nm Die
Teiertage BET Gran 9biebeS Glter,
5errn unb Grau s. .. Mattiipn gu
berleben. Ste iperben ii6 au9 eiltde
Sage IN 6o6eifer aufbalten, I'm Ser
manote gu befnden che lie mad 6auie
5uridfebre11.
Nntou $. 9iaesbeim BON
5leepp Gpe nuroe lebten 6rsitaemorz
gen lpegen ietnes @etite85ulta11beS TN
Waiienge1i6t ul1terlu6i u11b Sem
9taatS 5oipttal In ct. Setter nber.
pie{en. 5err Sile8beim 1T @ttmer
NIT pier mtnoeridbrigen &inbern.
--Wa1ter @illegbeim 1T Greita3=
abeno bier etngetrofen nm bic Beier.
tage bel ietnen G1tern, Serrn unb
6rau Gbas. 6ile8beim an Morb
5trabe gu perleben. Gr
mar bic lebten paar Monate in SEN
netltben @taaten, balptid9lt6 In
Montana als Neiien0er tdfig.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Welde gldne Sic Ho!e1 tn DIT
prsu6eu urb benz Memelgebtei Der
folsen, oas ;eis5 beuili1 et1e Seloz
fate, pelde loeben til Warldal en-
aefertisi prroen lit. Sle 5etSt et1e
orcse Se1,o, mel6e bas Wemslgebtst
urlto 9ifal.en an ii6 retbf u1o sle!d.
sei.is Stpreuben einflamn1ert. ser
banebenItcbes1be mebmatig bretn1deu=
enSe seuIle iol uabrldeirtlth anneu=
ten, bab euf btele @stle b1e mtisz
id,cFitid,e abldtaarnns Deniidlenos
uno 9sublaubs pollsogen meroe11 tels'1.
Die beporIteberoe GuildetSang aber
oas Msemelsebiet mirb, >pte mon letoe1
befirdten mnB, bielen polntldea az
pirationen entgesenfommen. Man
pisb ban1it rs6nen milien, bab ctr
fnrf,ebnidhriaes Yropiiora.m se=
Idaffen mirb, mel6es baS Wiemelsez
bet ,um Tr,iltaet erflart, 0b oaS
Yroteftoraf uber bieien nenen 6rst>
lraat bann BON 6ranfrei6 ober pom
8olferbuno arsgeibt nitro, TT TN
@ffefte ,iemlid baslelbe. Slut ale
Sale miro ser memellanoil6e S6er-
beamte Elm SranSoie lein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

8ittere Gnttduidun9e1 er!ebt
Sranfrei6 OH SEM 8opernoolf. Nnf
oas es, nod BON Gbeinbunbs3eite1i
Der, Die ausldmeifenoite n Sofnungen
aeiebt bate!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

9eutIdIenSs nnoerpuitlide 8rafi
lit eth 8erbre6ca, bas Sic 6%ran5oiel
niemaLs perseiDen merDen. Nber ctna
Sases neroen fte pcuisitenS ft6 b.
nit abft1,ben miiI]en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Sinter Sen &uliiien in Qauianne
if,einen auberorbentlid mibtige Bor=
sG1lse oussnblidlid iid absnlpieleIl
Sffenbar inieSer irseub eirte NbIGlcc)=
tuna int Ga1tse!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Sener Mann, Ser sur Berbatnal
BON 9ursenenIsinonns gaerfnBlan
fen empficblii, msinf notwithstanding
Sas man oa1rn ni6t mebr als e1ae1
s;Ilfau befomIlen fann.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

9eiu sa1,o III europa min 1id 30
rauf einlaHen, bie 9aldboptmaffe db.
suIdaffeu. limo bie 9eut{den mur.
Sen oh ibrer Genusung gu gunner
oeitempelt!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Gem @oridlag, eine 1ene ab=
riiitunssfonfere1s ein5uberufen, tte9.
bie aOnlinii tration nidi iebr iq1a=
aetbilb seseniiber. @in ftp ntb,
NOD, eif1nal Sic Singer perbreai1en!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Ser britilde @eianote in 0natez
mala lit abberufen lpprben, pfpetl e1
lid In Die Bolitif beS 2anoes el11gs=
mildt bate" Mtit anoeren Worsest
neil Ell lih babel bette ertappe1l lalle1!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Ginen elero l6le6ten G1norac
mad,t Sas 8erIhpinoen bon 9ebelm
oapiersl, Gus benz Nrdio bes 0e1te:
ralanmalts. .3umal lolber Al.ell
oie bel ber sesenpar.iigen nnterIub:
irla cite GENTLE Rcle lptelen lollie1t
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Wid,ts be1ieres fonrten ii9 Die brt.
tiideu 5taatsmdnner piinlden ols
Dor aler @elt Sic 8lobltellnng BON
;sranfreid)s liner attlidfeit. nne
rif)tia, Boincars lit tn bic Sale ge=
tappt!
, 1922-08-14

Ton was dailying with the question
or UNITY. of war control. eradication Of
sediuon, mobilization OF the whole
mar and woman power OF the country
and introduction o. compulsory food
rations.
Il feel that I ran do better work II
I maintain my Independence and am
not EaEsed by a loyalty that ! DO not
feel toW7ard the whole Of your dem.
ons'ration he wrote TO Lloyd George.
He denounced M absurd secrecy
about the war" which he said was
still prevalent and gave hat
unless there Is swift Improvement
IN our methods here. the United
States viii rightly take into It's own
hands the entire management OF a
great part OF the war. II win not sac.
rinee It's blood and treasure TO the
Incompetent handling OF the affairs
Of Europe"
Viscount Northcllffe. however. nc.
cepted tho post OF director OF propa.
ganda in enemy countries and for the
remainder OF the war directed an or.
ganization in the nations which had
agents in Germany and Austria and
m extensive organization in the ma.
tons bordering on them.
With the armlstlce and the suhue-
Iuont appointment OF Winston
Churchill as minister OF munitions.
Viscount Northcliffc. who long had
been hostile TO Churchill. turned
lgalnst Lloyd George and attacked
him. This evoked from the premier
4 seathing speech OF criticism against
the newspaper proprietor in tho house
II commons. This incident was point
Cd to as in keeping with the previous
attitude of Northcliffe who. It was
said. never failed TO criticize friend or
toe alike. II he deemed their actions
n public life Justified it.
Lord Northcliffe was III at the time
the arn,istice was signed. His III
ness was diagnosed as due "a adenoma
II the thyroid gland. for which he un-
lerwcnt an operation In June. 1919.
Although he was incapacitated. he
'xorted considerable influence on the
British government during the peace
conference at Versailles.
Plans were made early in 1921 for a
world tour. The start was delayed
Until July because Of labor trouble,
INVOLVING the publishing industry. and
L renewal OF hostilities between Lloyd
George end himself. Lord Northcliffe
attacked tho motives OF the premier
and Marquis Curzon in desiring TO
represent Great Britain at the Wash
'ngton arms conference. As a result
II this attack, government news was
b.rrod from the nresa.
Lord Northcliffe sailed for America
, 1922-08-14
BRITISH
PubL|CIST DEAD
CONTINUED from rage One,

CONTINUED IRON rage One,
munitions and put him on the road to
become prime minister.
Owing, it is said. to the rigid cen
sorship which the then Baron North
cliffe bitterly assailed. the British peo.
pie knew little about the conduct of
the wal at that time. They were told
of the victories Inc advances. but 1t Is
claimed that the disasters and defeats
were not fully revealed. Official Eng
land is said to have known for months
hat the wrong kind Of shells were
being furnished. Lord Northcliffe
knew these conditions because he had
visited the front on several occasions.
He sent the military correspondent Of
the London Times. Col. Repington,
to France, and Repington sen and
tho Times published a dispatch ex.
posing the situation and attrlbuting
the failure of military operations and
heavy casualty lists to a deficiency in
shells.
This was followed by an editorial
criticism of Lord Kitchener who up
TO hat time had been regarded as
highlands greatest war genius. The
revelations and criticism shocked
England into quick action. Mr..
Lloyd George appealed to the British
workmen TO back up the British army
and England became a vast shop for
the manufacture of guns and ammu-
milton. Meantime Lord Northcliffe
was denounced on all sides by the
British press, his newspapers publicly
burned in the streets and his life is
,n4l - have hAar sIrz,ta@Al
Through his newspapers and period
icals. Lord Northcliffe had demanded
a more vigorous prosecution of the
war. He attacked the government for
it's failure in the Gallipoli campaign
and in Mesopotamia. He demanded
that CONSUMPTION be put into effect.
Next he turned his journalistic guns
upon Premier II. H.. Asquith, de-
nounced the general war committee
as a town meeting and demanded a
compact IA cabinet. He supported
Lloyd George in a demand for a small
and efficient cabinet of which Asquith
should not be a member. Mr.. Asquith
resigned and Lloyd George eucceeded
him.
Lord Northcliffe had pointed out
hat America was wise in remaining
cut of the war until Germany forced
her to act. Because Of his acquaint.
ance with American conditions. Lloyd
George prevailed on him to accept his
first public office. contrary to his res.
olution, n Northcliffe came to the
United States as head of the British
mission in which he directed the work
of some 800 officials and 10000 as.
sistants.
For his services to the government
in this and other respects he was
made Viscount. Returning to Eng.
land he was offered the post of air
minister. This evoked a letter in
which Viscount Northcliffe sharply
criticized the British conduct in the
war. In declining TO accept the posi-
ton. he declared, hat while the Unit,
ed States was preparing with fervor
and enthusiasm for the war, England
warbled for two years over conscrip.
, 1922-08-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES
INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE

New seven.room house two hath.
rooms. semi-modern three-room house
and garage in rear; first payment Is
yon VIII have to put into IL: income
WI take care OF balance: lot s0x1sO
Ieet; lawn. sidewalks and gas Ali IN.
20 Feet Off paving; east part OF town,
convenient for new refinery workers:
furnished or unfurnished: the prop.
Fly u be seen to be Appreciated.
2l6 N. Lincoln. Phone Io44R.
s.1s.sts
, 1922-08-14
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on good residen
tial property: straight loans. Harry
Free & Co.. 103 Becklinger Bldg
Phone 23S. S-i2-3t
, 1922-08-14
CLASSIFIED
EOW to Answer Blind
Classified Ads

fn answering blind n6s IN these
columns. please be careful to use
me precise address given in the
advertisement. Write the address
plainly. Letters brought TO The
tribune office do not require
stamps. Always inciose your an
rers In sealed envelope In reply
Ing TO advertisements where refer
snces are asked for. do not send
the original references. Send copies
o. them only
, 1922-08-14
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

CH1LDREN'S school hose. shoes: Ia.
dies hose. notions; clearing out at
Thorns Dry Goods. 42s S. Durbln.
s-It.2ts
, 1922-08-14
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Sheep. 500 yearling ewes
500 tw~o-year.old ewes. $500 three.
'yeIr-olds. 700 good mouth ewes. $50
bucks. c. ID. Zimmerman. Douglas.
Wyo. S-12-7t'
, 1922-08-14
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR REST-Threeroom apartment
with bath; u~nfurnished; hot and
cold water: gas range and heating
stove furnished. ciose in Order Ter
race Apartments. corner Eighth and
Elm. Phons l5s7R- s-i4-2t.
, 1922-08-14

OUT OF TOWN Advertisements
must be accompanied by cash or
check in full payment Of tho same.
Note the foregoing instructions about
counting the words and the rate per
eord for The Casper Daily Tribune
, 1922-08-14

CLOSING HoUR-want Ads TO be
classified properly must be in The
casper Daily Tribune office before
1850. Want Ads received after 1890
70 1886 .. m. will be inserted under
~. head Too Late TO Classify"
, 1922-08-14
FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR SALE-Ford bug; first SIS takes
Il; a real bargain for some one. Call
AT ter 5 o'clock. 624 S. David. s-i4-1t
FOR SALE-Buick Six roadster, $500.
143 N. Kimball. Phone l7ssR.
s-1f-2t
, 1922-08-14
RE%LINQUlsHMENTs, ETC.

RELINQUISHMENT-e4o acres, near
railroad int highway; spring water.
twenty acres broken: good house and
barn and lake; cheap for cash or will
consider good car. Call 114s s. Cherry.
S-12-2ts
, 1922-08-14
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-Midwest tires-30x3. IS:
3ox3h. $40; 32x4. SIS; 34x4. $40; all
others in proportion. Gates Service
Station. 24o wolcott. Phone 7olw.
s-1e-7ts
, 1922-08-14

ADVERTISING RATEsETns rate
for Inserting Want Ads in The Cas-.
pxr Daily Tribune nj IN cents q word
saeh Insertion; minimum rs cents
, 1922-08-14
LA

WANrED-In the interest OF the boy
who was hurt at the Burlington and
street crossing. Casper on
July rs. 1922. the name and address
OF persons who were present or saw
tho accident please notify w. ]. Out
1908 N. Durbin. Phone iossJ.
s-t4.2t.
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-Nodern furnished four.
apartment; one block from
city hall. SIS S. Ash. s-i1-3t
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENrCA neat clean two-room
mouse. furnished for light house
not modern: real close In;
gas IN 9zS s, David. Phone l2iw.
s;I4.3t
, 1922-08-14

WANTED-BY w young men $50
dinner; close to Midwest building
Address Box 40. Tribune. s-i4-2t.
, 1922-08-14
Mr.. and Mrs. HoEneSeeker

MI. and Mrs. HomeSeekcr
EiEhtroom house. new; close in. sI.soo. 5000 cash.
Fiveroom house. brick. $500. s1ysoo cash.
sirroom house close in. bargain ss5oO. $500 cash.
Fiveroom house. new colonial. $500. $500 cash.
Fourroom house. nav colonial. $3.50. 5000 cash.
Threeroom house; good lot. $780,. 5000 cash.
GROVER c. GORSUT
Builder of Good Homes
Ninth and wolostt Streets.
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-rwo-room brick apart
ment; furnished. inquire at 4os W.
First $50 per month: single rooms
SIS. s-11.1ots
, 1922-08-14
PERSONAL
PALNIISTRY.

Consult Madame Pelkey, she can
put you on the right road to success
and happiness without asking ques
tons. She viii read your entire life.
tolls names and family names and
what business you are best fitted for
534 w. Yellowstone. Phone 195sw.
s.s-st
, 1922-08-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR LEAsE-1So acres oil land in
Bolton field: government permit
Address p. o. box IT'S 5-2atf
, 1922-08-14

POSITION wANTED-Lady with lit
lie girl wishes position as house
keeper. Address Box ALSO Tribune.
s.14-sts
, 1922-08-14

sALE-i4x22 shingle house on
desirable 6oxi40-foot lot; Furnished
o. n~nfurnishsd; ti,7oO: terms. 6s4 T..
AWeiith. s-5-l3t
, 1922-08-14

FOR Observation-Disclosures apartment.
livingroom. diningroom. kitchen and
bath; buiit-in features Murphy bed.
Phone i630M. s-14-it'
, 1922-08-14
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two lot,
clear; will sell or trade for team
harness n wagon. For Rent OF
saleT7.room house; large barn; ga
rage; chicken house. etc. Five large
lots near school Phone 59sw.
S.e.5ts
, 1922-08-14

FOR SALE-By owner. grocery and
meat market. doing n good busil
ness; cash payment down. balance on
easy terms; also dwelling house. cheap
Apply Freeman Grocery, Twelfth and
Cherry, Casper. wyo. s-l2.2ts
, 1922-08-14
SERVICES OFFERED

WANTED-A few more rough drv
Iaundries. Phone 7e1R- s-2-12t
, 1922-08-14

LoST-Airedale pup. eight months
old: child's pet. kindly return to
1874 S. Cedar, s'14-1t'
, 1922-08-14
SERVICES OFFERED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad for gen.
eral housework. l23 S. Durbin.
s-14.1t
, 1922-08-14
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Ansco camera size 2hx4k in
black leather carrying case; lost be
tween Casper camp grounds and
Parkerton. Finder please return to
Box IL. Msnville, wyo. and receive
reward. s-11-5t
, 1922-08-14

EOST-SOxsh Miller tire and water
bag between Casper and Douglas
on Sunday, August. 10. Notify Bert
Landon. 1873 s.. Conwell. Phone 169sW.
Reward. S-143t'
, 1922-08-14

FOR sALE-Four-room house on 10
second; aho lot on st. Botolph
with two-room house on rear. For
terms cal owner. 1ss2w. s.l4.1t
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-FurnisheG apartment.
Phone ss7. s-s-tf.
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-Modern completely fur
nished apartment; lights and gas;
two and e-helf blocks from the post.
of~fice.-Ie4 s.. Beech. s-1i-3t
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-Two- room modern base
ment apartment with gas 1886 S.
Ash. Phone 1881. s-14-3t
, 1922-08-14

LOST-Single truck cushion or Kim
ball. Reward at ISL N. Durbin.
Phone 75M. S-12-2t'
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-Five modern well fur.
nished rooms first floor on South
Ash; six.room house on East Seventh:
four-room house with three finished
rooms in basement on jefferson; one
room furnished house on Cherry. John
NJ. whisenhunt. Phone 70. s-l1-3t
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-Modern two-room fur
nished apartment; all convenience
GOOD location. l41 w. Tenth. Phone
376W. S.14-lt
, 1922-08-14

FOR RENT-Five two-room furnish
apartments. near West Casper
ichool; reasonable. 1887 S. Locust.
s-12-st'
, 1922-08-14

ment; private bath. Phone 1919.
s.14-6t'
, 1922-08-14

ToR RENT Five large furnished
rooms. bath and breakfast nook:
nodern except gas. s2I CY. s-14-2t
, 1922-08-14
FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT-Seven rooms and bath;
gas range Inquire Basket store
No. s. 700 N. Center or W. ]. Bailey
at Citizens National bank. Stiff
, 1922-08-14

LOST-Gold watch hunting case. re-
turn to 1872 s. Park; liberal reward.
8.14-3ts
, 1922-08-14
FOR RENT-MIScELLANE0US

FOR RENT-Light running sewing
machine. Phone 1895. 6-2T-tf
, 1922-08-14
FOR %RENT-lOOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
adjoining bath to gentleman. S23 S.
Center Phone 1861. s.1O.4t