Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1918, Page 5

MONDAY, SEPT. 23, 1918. ecco ° e sve gcse |] TRIBURE WANTADS GARRY 2992999287992 S905C Coaaaecenaaesesecenanscancereaaseaseeesos Cheap and Effective—That’s Tribune Wantads re = — eeeesese b eS THE KAISER AS IKNEW 3.2 — PL a FOR SALE—9-year- orae —— oe 3 " : goed eon abd harwend all for $10 | DUBOIS & GOODRICH i M. A. MESTAS | : McEVENY & HARKNESS | Electrical Contractors. } | I ress P. 0. Box 17%, Casper, Wyo. 3t dh! ‘Aschit 4 | ects. Auditor and Accountant j P - 5 PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE Room 24, Townsend Bldg. | Office L Orne Si Se ya ee Two doors east of Postoffice. | Casper, Wyo. 1 Phone tha” I fice Ph. 935 W., Res 665 W. FOR SALE—New ‘and second-hand | 202 O11 Exchange :: Casper, Wyo. 141 West First. a eS a | | | } o an | furniture, pianos and office furniture. | {A——_—__—_____ 5 SS ISRO Sp TC Ci ESS CNS PUNTERS NIGER By ARTHUR N. DAVIS, D. D. s. we sor ipl ge for, used furniture | o- ee ' xcha 01 | 1 a5 GEORGE E. McDONALD | | PR STAs sardine, three thin Slices of cold For SALE—Four brand new Hawk- Architect v3 BILLIARDS WH GARAGES | Naturally the weakened condition of eee pela, soup which was hard- | a oe 32 by, 3 1-2, $16.50 each; | Fifth Floor 0. 3. Bldg. oO Sta) coer |the people makes them all easil more than hot salt water, two small | 2 portend new, 20 mi Re-inforced Fire-preet | || BUY Your acruaL ob at CN ae ope ceptible to disease. Epidemics ps5 botled potatoes and as a substitute for ts = Es Mths REL eas “Cons ruetion © Specialty | eo | | TL Wourit oie by = ‘rapidly and I am inclined to believe |Cormstareh pudding. No butter and no SECURITY LOAN COMPANY | ? SILLIARD PARLOR nhow them to you.” Send The -Beoererle. Scala: tnGternany. that little care was taken by the au- S#Uces of any kind wereserved. Black | . »,... ‘ recat, | | |-A Congenial Place for Gentle | r today. ser eor meat had beconie, extreniclyscarce in thorities to protect the older people bread I took in my pocket. The check | rourtne Care Rateae ete Sedans. |~ ——| | men. Cigars, Tobacco, Confee- | | EAST SID WARAGE Berlin. My wife had remainea in ‘70™ infection. I know that my sec- for this elaborate table d'hote meal oer i | fe a al roa A a ¢| reas America, where she had acaontpaiitad retary’s mother fell and broke both *™ounted to $4.50. | ve eS os: i ed o — eee ledy, 1 om . | . = her legs last summer (1917) and was ‘0 sum up the situation as I was | $7,500; terms. EXCHANGE FU URE COMPANY UTY ne ea acs Seether beta nga taken to-the accident ward of a hos- ble to observe it, living conditions in| pc aa 9 ROR RENT | One Rou “Top” Office Deak ana See ERROR HAT CLEANING : taurants where the food was still |Pital where her fellow-patients were a mrt En January of this year were | Bee tone eee ene tt Maan. | CHAITS, 916.00. Appointments by Telephone. | | 2 —— —o & rather good, In June, 1916, I ieft for jall crippled. Ten of the inmates of T@Pidly becoming absolutely unbear- Gor iy ee panics gai, t's Peaogione Drone eaed See E00; ree nat qa 1| DRC HAT CLEANT ] h ’ s i that ward died in a single day from |#Ple. How much worse they ean be- dysentery, and the following day the Gabi yanonet peinging on internal Room 4 Kimball Bide. Oe Sse 702 death list was. increased by twelve, ‘Toubles which w ring about the| For sam e000 “Ramboulller cana | the old lady with the broken legs be. Collapse of the German empire can be ewes, weighing 100 iby ee oem | ing one of them. Twenty-two more OMl¥ @ matter of conjecture. re ee ae America again and just as I was leav-| ing meat cards were issued for the | first time. I returned to Berlin with my family Burnham Sys } | 1 ‘ Beauty Perlor j Smith Bldg., Suite’ 11. | | so take | We cail | } _— ‘ big hi hi oh noha saelaasa Bi a had |iread cards saved at the expense af | The twentieth century has seen such 2900 feeding ewe etd Totswata tre: CHIROPRACTORS ‘cu the eae, I fe ieee twenty-two useless women in one hos- Pdlcal changes in world conditions, AGf"in fos to suit, er uel rams. eee oa ere eT ores rene who had the monte had Bitnl, alone—a. fair record for two | Views and aspirations, that Iam afraid | What you want in’ sheep, stock, cattle Tae Lor hae ae "PCkiipetatie i : days! T have no proof that ‘these un- | history will prove but a poor guide to °F TAnches. C. W. Barney, bana ett fa {otfiindte victims of disease’ were de |the future. In the past few centuries, be ee | MOMMA SRO, VAAMS |libetately infected by the hospital aus | Germany has experienced several more ) 45" AY ROOM HOTEL IN BILLINGS. $4800 thorities, but the mere fuct that twen- ©" less serlous social revolutions, but it e other interests which need imme-| six-room bungalow ty-two patients in an accident ward Would be dangerous to predicate very ne on balance. Address Owner, | bought up every available pound of food and soap which had not already been commandeered by the govern- ment. Butter, potatoes, eggs, milk, Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Phone 706. with full base- time on balance. Addr. Oo : ment and bath, furnace heat, coal room, ss, un, sown, rend and eat 294 il) ex airntey two tae ig Ucn tine above wprinagn” | ST, Wile boat "in orale nurs ow Si oats @——___— Tous i orp Sy he officers remain stanch | . = | ane ish, all built-in features, gars ° w York and ras DOW Nodnéier vom- | Certainly evidence of gross careless- S long as tl FOR SALE—Ford touring. car; must three bed rooms, located 5 ! wae ea? Ad eaeerow! Spa mont: less: 4f nothing worse. ; to ge Halser little may be expected |, ell at once; bargain. Call 36 Fe! part of the city.” This. mals an ideal Chiropractor . Phone 203 | shops, sometimes all night, to await | T° buy new clothes it is necessary 24 Hater iw iitnent trad ne ha SOR RAL ee LE | TAKE $1000 to. swing are Wika B. G. Hahn | }° ae pepper craic tp secure a certificate from the govs DO matt ‘ontented and rebel- | FOR SALE Rooming house, 12 rooms, | | 11-12 Townsend Bldg. | LAWYERS shoppiieine dh oe {ernment to the effect that you are ab- | lous the people at large may grow, but all rooms full; income $275 per month: | s2600 . _Q-———-- —————C | 4 oxy. Rastcatea anit ieantivies solutely in need of clothing, and, even, 1 believe that the time will surely come | #950 gets it. $39 W. Second. 9-18-5t# | One house divi } BAGENS @ STANEEY m RR ah at , wasn . when the officers themselves will turn | FOR SALE— - tthe refinery di 8. W. VALLIER | Lawyers permitted by the ration cards so small Mes, son dre compelled to give up be |Qgainst thelr government. Voar parte: four tenders and one | sidewalks urbing. lawn and trees, Chiropractor 1} } Ford car parte; four fenders and one, Sidewalks and suit you are discarding. or; all in fair shape;| bath room. To build a building like it Specialist in Chronic Diseases vty and ri 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. ‘ x 8s . jho rt beset aa ide Aas was an im. Branch offices for investigating the | There may be two revolutions. The | will sell cheap, just the thing to repair | today would cost 500. Only $1000 Office Suite No. 210 poss y. To dine in a restaurant It | necessity of replenishing one’s ward- | “!Villans, consisting of women, old men | Soo S3F Ra, replace, worn-out parts. | cash, balance on terms. | | @ 8. miag. Phone 6973 was necessary to take a whole pocket-lrone ‘have been established all ovves jand youths and ethers who have not in me G19 tote | | we ful of cards and.make a careful analy- |i. cities and they sre always crowd- Deen called into the army, may rise up, | —————————- —| FOR ‘RENT sis of them hefore ordering the mea- |'"° “it y BIGPOND” I ect aitorts wth "De in vain, ‘The | FOR, SALE—A number of second-hand | One beautiful’ bungalow, with five DENTISTS ger meal which the law allowed. pa caMnak iiss rs Beth he Nid |defeat of such an uprisi howe’ 4 | gnop. “Bee ‘Gar Hakeny aC RritUne cee lone. we SU ARTOnET: Sileganiyeitaenitien 2 = — seemed thoroughly to enjoy their au- | prising, 'VEP> | fice. 9-19-6t* ® modern in) | OR. C, W. THOMAS, Denti: “Empty Boxes” in order to avert such| ], November, 1917, I paid $100 for a | Their families, as well as those of the | pe ITy | Glstar ances ie De aces suit of clothes which if it had been |fank and file are suffering from under- | Nose: modern, voxcen, heats, one | There was simply nothing to buy in |innde out of cloth of good quality 20Urishment and privations, and they | and one-half block from Center St. 30 n RENT | the food line except substitutes, and of | vould have been worth about $35. As ‘now, even better than thelr inferiors, | West _ Second. ak FOR | x WORE SEES SRR eh jp ih so oo these there were hundreds, each worse |it was, the tailor frankly admitted ‘he extent of the reverses which the | pon SALE—One bed springs and |FOR RENT—Nicety furnished modern c— ___* Empty boxes were used to decorate ce with the best of fur thority and their rel e; may be the signal for a greater one in | ———————___»—__—— ove. espect, r ssive fl r shite .— the “euleted Fehioaanndowalongthe He aa aes Jeena eny, an) ioh a portion of the army itself will | FOR SAUE—A S-horse-power motor, in! place, ‘located in’ the best residentar | Second Floor, Wood ' Building | Phone 196-J | shops. ‘The fact that they were empty |""When I left Berlin the law permit. |t#ke part, and then a civil war will re- | TYigdne wns” NCO EAT! Hanway af district, | Owner iy jeaving (the ety | | gp Osfice Hours: | 8:30 to 5. ae 3 was not known to the publie and very |i.4g 4 man just two shirts, two Senate | sult which will have no counterpart in | : hese x a ses eRe se co ae Casper - - - - Wyoming | often the windows would be broken by | two pairs of socks, etc gids Since the world’s history. | Qiks evens a800 tito tact renting “TARRY FREE Lady Attendant Phone 333 2 eee ane hungry mobs who couldn't resist the | oan had disappeared ‘from the mar- | The basis for this belief/les in the | ewes;, 2,700 medium fine yearling ‘wer. | ares Rat I | Casper, Wyo. sight of what appeared to be so much ket so many inadequate substitutes f@¢t that the officers of the German ek PbS pent aves "9 520-8¢ | eat Estate Taacthnece Rentals 1 } W. H. PATTEN food. This led the fovernment to or /tinq heen tried that one’s Inundry in- |*™Y realize the extent of the distress ou <<GO Investments mea | Lawye j } der the shopkeepers to label the boxes: | variably came home full of holes, prevailing throughout the country. | "A ‘wargain. Phone 680M” “Suzotaee | (87 So. Conter St. Phone 896-W, ee | er | ; Eben haat SME! 2 AL a a a, —— \ } 3 | | entints Smith Bldg. BLACKMORE BLDG. , = ee: Ftah sf 5:30 | *y |) | NICHOLS & STIRRETT { a F | Office Hours: than the-Jast. The remark: “If things | (hat the goods was made of re-worked German army has suffered and will || mattress and baby buggy. Phone| Fooms. askile ea at iy Eee | Fawzere get much worse, we shall soon be eat- | yarn, and because of the lack of cotton °0tinue to suffer and how the govern- | Pl ES a ia OEE EL |FOR RENT—Four-room house, mod- DOCTORS 4 rary ing rats as the Parisians did in 1870” |inread, the seams were worked with a |Ment has misrepresented actual con- FOR SALH — Good bed, mattress,| ern, unfurnished. Box W, c-o ‘Trips |g —— tees 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. brought the rejoinder: “Well, that|material which looked like paper jiitions. Durbin Phone WR OO gay A | NBS |" DR —— wouldn’t be so bad; what I'm dreading | stsing. If the German officers consisted en- On cee ———= | BOR RE Awo unfurnished base-| | < I. N. FROST MONUMENTS is the tite when we shall have to be} This paper string was in general use |Htely, of men of the old school—men | figs tahion dist me ES: ttotola. | RO a RR es — eres oak a Ser content with rat-substitute ! at that time, the-department stores all ho were willing to fight for fighting’s other articles. 321 Hast Third. 9-21-6t* | | Office and Hospital | vhen we y hs . ee INT—Five-ro louse a | When we finally had curds for cof- | 3, ying notices warning customers 3ke and who would rather continue | FOR SALE—Davenport, kitchen cabs | it, een Mivesroom ponse ati ice-substitute I gave up interest in | jot to carry their parcels by the string. |{¢ war until the last German had punet aiding ‘room table and chair. }ond ‘and Third stre substitutes and commenced to patron-|afany purchases were no longer |2%nped than give in—we could not ~~ove SSW: SAEE ERE Gre er Eprotesnigaet 505 South Durbin Street ize'the speculators, figuring that it was |wrapped, to save look f | Pee eee | Special Attention to Surge: id ped, paper, and no pur- ‘ok for much in this direction, W. Soe Sa TAT CERO ~| | Special Attention to Surgery better to risk the penalties imposed by |chase amounting to less than $5 was But the ravages of war have dis- | — ANTED [FOR RENT. Prelacred. ate month Gore ——— the law for such violations of the food | delivered, posed of a large percentage of these | WANTED—Furniture, Call 602W. Cas- | bin. s \ Only Graduate Nurses regulations than to ruin our health | Before I left Berlin, artificial silk 2red-in-the-bone officers and their ter. suction ee ANE North Sens F through undernourishment. in Attendance et §-24-tf | poR RENT—Sheep waxon. was the principal fabric obtainable for places have been taken by civilians SAnqmp—compe To take | __Hines hot Testes aise Se For a long time we were permitted to receive.“presents” of bacon, ham, sausages, eggs and butter from Den- mark, but this was finally prohibited through the influence of the Central Einkaufs Gesellschaft (The Central Society for Buying Food From Other Countries) which found that it was |ladies’ wearing apparel. Almost every woman in the land, princess or maid, }Wwas attired in art taffeta. It sold for '$10 a yard. In normal times it would have been worth from 75 cents to $1. fn the fall of 1917, a cloth suit was un- obtainable for less than $300. It would have been worth $25 in normal times. who have been raised from the ranks. / Therein lies the hope of a successful revolution. i I will not venture a guess as to when chat will be, but I feel sure that it will tertainly come about. Fortified by a | ‘ arge portion of the army, the German yeople will at last turn on their rulers Pp girl care of two childrén and help with Wit TAKE wi Ls | auto, October Beech. , 917-8 | rribune housework. Call 1M1W or MALE HELP |FOR R _ Man who would be interested tn a Steam Tractor, Steam Automobile, or Steam ‘Truck to represent us in ‘thns community, This is worth your while to investigate. - Experience not neces_ | -room house, or unfurnished; hot-water he room house , ph Inquire at No! Phone 736 DR. H. R. LATHROP i DR. W. C. FOSTER Rohrbaugh Building | | Office Phone 54 | Dr. Foster—Residence_ ~ 45 | Plumbing; Steam and Hot-W or Interfering with their graft. All fur skins were needed for sol- md destroy the throne and the whole | %i"¥". wreaee PR ae Snel CY Heating a Specialty. This society was formed by a com- diers’ wear and the few that were still Sohenzollern regime. ith St, Cheyenne, Wyoming. 9-23-1¢| FOR, RENT Dr. Lathrop—Residence_..-116 | Jobbing of all nds promptly J|.DONOHUE | | | pany of clever Jewish business men to obtainable for home use in the form In this connection, I recall a WANTED Owobian Goole 444 North! wine —- Pp ones Shop 648 South Wotcort buy food from foreign countries anf of fur sets sold for $1,090 up. yrophecy made early in the war by an | Beadhei) eset. tom 9-28-21 | ¥ Math: Slonetd RIVATE HOSPITAL Phone 1 o7W. Sane kell it to the people, a small percent- Through speculators, we obtained 1onored colleague of mine of Dresden, : | Secona. South Ash. | 340 S. Durbin St. Kee WANTED at once, experienced seam- age of the profits going to the govern- some imitation soft soap at $4 per | n American dentist who had lived and stress. “apply! at. the: Wardrobe: FOR RK Modern basement ro I Phones 272 and 273 Samir Cees ‘] pply v ment. It not only developed into a pound. People said it was made from -racticed in Germany for forty years 9-99-0%| Clean end Nant, het apd wid 2° scene cea = == CASPER HEATING ! most successful enterprise from the, uman corps but it was the only tnd understood the German people and yw ANpHD_ Your lad Baan Fhity oe ~ — 2 See = s nnd | { v : : AD ung lady,” ntly ont half of new a © SUPPLY COMPANY ! étandpoint of profit, its prosperity bes ;!hing available outside of the subst!- heir rulers as well, perhaps, as any located, desires two.roo modern ba Nt Ce . D a y Evarything ta Metal Weck 1 ” : H é i a : apartment for light " housekeeping; 4 urnished for house | Yr. am) yeaa Le pe bie Fide sa by graft, but it provided. tutes which were soap only In name. A a alive. me was a as at must be close in. Phone 69. 9-23-2t* |ing; furnace | Bt See x ak Pp | Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- | a haven for the slacker sons of the gmail cake of tollet s asily 'rofession and a mun whose judgmen -ANTED 5. sa alan rirt ' and SURGEON | nee proprietors and stockholders. Just be- a rvant’s inlii eagdes: roo m all things was most accurate. He | “QNTED 7 Experienced clear fin | Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | Fourth and Pin Phone 838. | vas in close contact with many leading | ———————— | Phones: | : fore I left Berlin, this company, to hide their war profits, bought a build- Ing for three million marks, which they claimed was needed for the business. One of the subterfuges resorted to by some of the war profiteers to con- ceal the extent of their gains and es- cape taxation was to invest their sur- plus earnings in works of art and other expensive luxuries. As the tax assess- ments were based principally upon the Individual’s bank deposits and the tax- collecting machinery was very much out of gear it was comparatively easy to evade the law by careful manipula- tion of one’s bank account, and by dis- bursing profits received without hay- ing them go through the bank. A Ger- man whom T knew told me that he had ‘disposed of an ofl painting which had cost him $800 for no less than $85,000, the price of works of art and antiques having {nereased to a remarkable ex- tent because of the demand for them formerly costing $5, was unob- tainable for less than $50. We paid as high us $8 a pound for butter, from a speculator, and my last Christmas dinner in Berlin consisted of a small goose, just enough for one meal for three persons, for which T paid $25. One of the things the people missed most, of course, was their beer. While it was put on sale at 8 p. m, every night, only a limited amount was avail- able and as soon as it was disposed of, only coffee or tea substitute, with- out sugar, milk or lemons, could be had. The scarcity of metals required fo: | munitions was evidenced early in the war when the interiors and exteriors of houses throughout the country were thoroughly ransacked and everything fn the way of copper, brass or alu- Mipum fixtures or cooking utensils that wasn’t absolutely necessary was seized. igures of the German nobility. “Germany will lose the war because ter cause is wrong,” he declared. “She vill fight it through to the bitter end mtil the foundations of the empire are bsolutely destroyed!” THE END. Learned to Steal HO, YOU BIG GAME HUNTERS Wanted—Two or three congenial hunters to join party on big game hunt tn Jackson Hole country, to be gone about ten days. Trip to Dubois by auto, where party will fit out and travel into | the mountains horseback. Guide furr ished. See J. B. Griffith or J. B. Har way at The Tribune office. 9-18-3t* | Mights; ne re een | South: Chestnut. WANTED—Middle-aged woman | for housework; good wages. Phone 852M before 2 p. m. 9-20.3t° DRESSMAKING Mrs. Hornbeck, Evanson hotel. Phone 456W. 9-20-6t from All-Highest xxeone sew. [By United Press} AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15.— (By mail.)—The seriousness of Ger- many’s food situation is attested by tales of theft and crimes against food pers. “To prevent thefts from fields the Weimar State Ministry has ordered that any unauthorized person with = WANTED—Experienced woman wants rooming or ee house t for, Box A, Tribune. 9 aoe ean peeeaeeemangereeey were" | °C WANTED—Cook for boarding house; |538 unencumbered. 706 Midwest avenue 9-21-3t | BA ——— Money to loan on everything. The ! regulations, contained in German pa- | Security Loan Co., Room 4 Kimball | ,,, Bldg. 9-11-48) pte SEBO Soe CS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION [FoR R State of Wyoming, Natrona, fuel FOR R furnished for but o | -3t* | FOF # month; heat and bath. Two pleasant 1 | °. Office 130 House 85 ———-- - —-—-- —C + DENITST | Hours © a. | , Evenings and Sundays by ap- | s ointment a ee as .. a Nee Street, | Wood Block j | DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon. | Special Atrention Given to | Diseases of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Phone 699. | ! © ~ REAL ESTATE > "MARION P. WHEELER 7 Real Es @ and c. RESTAURANTS IDA'S RESTAURANT Home-Cooked Mea ‘Thy for t One block w. Niee Clean B Der week, in connection, ROOFING GRAVEE ROOFING F. M. DILLON Practical Gravel Roofer Phone 402-W 306 East Su d ~ STORAGE AND T RANSFER cks, or similarly equipped, from tax dodgers. Horses were gradually disappearing tonna siltering in fields ie Be 2 County, ss. In the District Court | ?*vid_ — ii e Under the stress of the changed | from sight when I left early this year. \ hore crops are ripening will be pun-| Sixth Judicial District. }KOR CSP eT TT —~~ CASPER STORAGE COMPANY | food conditions the hungry German | One saw them lying about the street’ j..04 by a fine up to 150 marks, or| Clarence P. Hussey, Plaintiff, vs. ,,,24'¢ | _ ALL C. btiris: M.D. | ambos: WnseitnesPinneoWeekincet ‘oon replaced the honest-German. Ger | where they dropped from exhaustion, ~imp;i<onment for up to three months,’ | Lilly C. Hussey, Defendant. | I pense atentigstionden aa tannese= tren We'store anything. | mans had always had a reputation for | and what disposition was made of thelr .1y. 4, Kommunale Praxis. To Lilly ©. Hussey the above, az } ries and diseases of women aa Cock eens aa pS cae a honesty, but their claims to such dis- | corpses can well be imagined. It is The Dusseldorf Nachrichten says: |named defendant whose last known WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE! | and children. 1} | tinction disappeared with the food sup- | quite certain that no part was wasted. “Owing to the increasing number | residence was Oklahoma City, Okla.|| am leaving Casper and will sell my | Blackmore Bulldiog | Sty | nly. Necessity soon brought out all) Dogs, too, nearly vanished from city} ,¢ thefts in fields and gardens the| You will take notice that Clarence Heating Stove, used one winter, Has Phones! Office, 30; Bee. 166 | ‘and wool. | that was worst in the German char- | life. A man I know, who had kept @ | jusseldorf police authorities have in-'|P. Hussey, plaintiff, has filed a pe- magazine and burns soft coal. Worth 8 | eine 68 thratelene | acter, fine Newfoundland dog, told me that tt | :tituted detachments of special con- {tition against you in the above named §g5.00. Will take $35 cash. Ad- | ¢ j \ HEM STORAGE GROCERY | Although the government decreed a | had disappeared one night and the} stables to patrol the outlying dis-|Court, the object and prayer of | dress A. C., care Tribune. ‘ab | | pr My BOER DI ota het ‘elephone 07-98, H high flne and imprisonment as pun- |next day its skin was found hanging | tyicts, which are for an absolute divorce, on we | - 2 1} 0. no) ishment for buying or selling anything |on the fence with a sign reading:] «Thefts of poultry and rabbits the ground that on the 15th day of j reser emia ow te pe HG ~ —________——O which had’been commandeered, specu- | “Died for the fatherland.” have increased considerably lately, in October, 1913, you willfully deserted HES } Phoue svg ‘ |] | sManLEs TRANSFER @ sToRAGE | lators sprang up on every side and | One of the principal articles of fresh | spite of the activities of the police, the plaintiff and have not lived with EES os: See date 5. we # i i 1 People bragged openly of what they | meat to be seen in Hg batencr shops | who daily arrest thieves in bands or) plaintiff as husband and wife since eee ae GROCERIES | Office—Talt’s Billard Halk | had stored away. ‘consisted of black crows. pat were | singly.” pala Ast And you are Sareher no-| oe iy o pact ie 9 Fhone—Houne, 657.W; Office, 104 | The w selling at 75 cents apiece. There was ——— | tified, that you are required to ans- pata 3 TS awanG SiS lack of fats SEs pha anceeaate something ludicrous in the thought of “FOLLIES” FOR THE BOYS _wer the said — patition, on of berate) DO YOU WANT # Qurgain in building | W. H. BROWN { 52 ROE eas ; very plainly. One seldom saw a fat the Germans being compelled to “eat} PARIS, Sept. 23.—There is re-/the 12th day of October, 1918, or t, cheap? If ao, call own ¢ { WELDERS | | Ninh jf éldiers | i i i be! ® man or a fat woman, although before | crow,” but there was little to laugh at | joicing among the American soldiers ulegations therein contained will the war fatness was almost character- |in eating it oneself. who are lucky enough to have a\taken as true and judgment ren- oOo = - - —_—_—_—} i ACEYTELENE WE&DING To obtain oll, prizes were offered to | “Paris leave” coming soon. Becuuse dered accordingly. Telephone S17-W, istic of the Ge: . In 5 . q ‘ a ‘ Magneto, Gonuc T saw a Tae ee ice Toe {the school children to collect fruit | Paris is to have a real American show Witness my hand and seal of said eS io Sana aa TaD = moar Gas E. Generates say lowed by at least twenty boys who ‘seeds, from which it could be extract-|at least, modeled on the Broadway | Court, this 19th day of August, 1918.) 0 NOTICE nae KENWOOD GROCERY ae Pp. 4 were Jocring at her and making slur- ed, and veritable mountains of the | type, with a “jazz” band and Ameri-' (Seal), WARREN L. BAILY, UR Te cltatts Ratigy the public that ne b aaa yA, ring remarks about the manner in seeds were thus obtained. \can chorus girls and comedians. The Clerk of ' District Court, Natrona or ‘reservoir, and L will prosec te any ep a ee ae ‘ T NOVELTY & | The last meal I had in Berlin was | show will open soon under the title! County, Wyoming. one trespassing on my place to the full eo. Lincoln St. ELEC. Co. | extent of the law. HENRY A_ JOHNSON Cadoma, Wyo. |O- Which she~hy = | r bois, A fat LA ah ae ele on January 21, 1918, when I dined at |of “The Follies of 1918" at the Ma-| Pub. Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9, 16, is regarded with suspicion. | the Hotel Adlon. It consisted of one rigny theater in the Champs-Elysees. |23, 1918. 9-17-6t® Near New Kenwood School Phone 936W, 665 W. 2nd . —9o o—__