Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1918, Page 8

GERM NS ——— (Continued fro iad visibility to less thar Eyes straining th aze fin- ally saw the Card Close behind it can first Ger- man ship, the gre; ruiser Seydlitzn. After he ers of the same type Von Der Tann, Hin Moltke. They mo x thr cable lengths apart. which was Immediately follc ere nine eans. Grosse, Koenig Albe prinz Wilhelm, K Markgraf, Prinz Rep yern, de troyers came st When the leading westward enti of t umns, the Allied sh their lines they pro escort the enemy into the By noon the last obtained. Holding to its foreign-owned. course the great fh hed May island at 2 o'clock tive mans piloted them + r anchor- ernments of ages and British sh sed in as’ should take over és guards. i —— Th tel Old Stvle Spanking « «my Unit ress) LONDON, Nov. (By Mail).— England's kK yung hopefuls” are 1 the gentle-but-firm attitude and de- precated the practice of corporal pun- hment now begin to sce that the old- jp. In order to solve the “naughty chil- dren problem” there has come int ane ( OnDGEAL Correction league, and mother: s and creeds are ae bership cz mottoes: display fr e me timulating nipping, to a ‘slogging nd “A work of raking naughty children culated in exposition eory sets forth th thet first you cateh Do not hit vour c! non the head ae , t (with hip the ndmothers ¢ DIIMBHGe wv that will feel shown tor your over your where ame yonr over env the mid- ior child agein — having told it before- hand—why it is bein punished.” He realizes that children are regu- lar little gluttons for infor ion. This mode of pur ent is to be continued until the id attains 14 years of age Vinee ncearte thet “hese whinpines are sure to bring increased peace i ep Irae wn worri In this connection comforting to recall that C! mouse st, used to drink in silence , the memorv of King Herod every me the nner, which goes t prove x ters were yo ters long be- fore there were mo height of between 14.000 and 15.- phere the trans have been provided with oxygen chamber os at Discounts of One-Half and One-Third Off vhich means the Hats are marked at actual cost for this sale Burkett Millinery {22 North Center THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE meinen: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27> KNIFE ARTISTS NOT ALL AMONG | DONATED. RED. “sine tay of the bis drive severs! soos ANCIENT CLANS, CROSS SERVICE SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Nov. 21. - -- Porto Rico has completed the ship- FAKE ARE LEAR EARL IAL IIIA AMAIA of 120,000 glasses—about 31 tons—of guava jelly to the Red Cross in France to be distributed among s| the hospitals. The jelly was made by the Porto Rico chapter of the Ameri- can Red Cross and sent to France as *# contribution from Porto Rico. Last year the island Red Cross made and sent to France about 12 31 TONS OF JELL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC jand their names plac QUST PRIVATE ARGENTINE J08 UTILITIES, CRY BRITISH COURT OF ARGENTINE GOES BEGGING »: bit is shown in the National Supply | — Maple street Chilean Commission Advises Strict Neutrality Given as Rea- Government Ownership on Visit to Promote Mutual of Republics tcls out of wood son for Refusal to Accept Diplomatic London, Report plished ‘along two airplanes ydroplane, a deck gun and BUENOS AI ttled these objects 1s the result of the of the special Chile composed of le: A remarkable cordial dreadnaughts, the rich der tion was accorded to the ernie “ Kron- th ell , chairman of the rorio Rico National Red Cross headquar- «| ters at Washington saying the supply “S\in France | y more wv Ten thousand cases of jelly which Red Cross had ready for ship- to France recently were sunk at the pier at New York. y came to Bu- te in the un- onument to the Chile The Chilean embas: 1 and neos Ai the Grosser Kurfue ve’ Three miles aster sattleships | hero, O” rH 2 seven light erv hen came der » of three miles the German newspapers z five length on t columns abreast wit lestroyers even more closely the ties of friend- to a column. ship i the In the eyes of foreign residents this col-| friendship bout in+more vacancy in this post has be “fe WC “h iy il EN) cuRRENGY CONTRACTION ADVOCATED IN JAPAN 10 BUTTE PACE PO ave commented at £1 e mission as one of common opposition at the invitation of the pro- squadrons and qu reforming the invasion of foreign interes 1 governor and the exchange of speeches thai ai i won tin ia Would Be Des a Atnert Chileany who was embass} sed and a sple v of the which he criticized the fact t £ war uld be the important Argentine in the problem of this republic’s diplomatic tion in England. Crotto, the ¢ the Province of Bu /comed the British minister in TOKIO, Oct. he currency whic h has been inflated should be taken over by - tine r hich ecently led to dis : cordtalikagocral hich recer tly led to distur se that has been made by an Ar- ntine since the war began. ecially the Tran- ment for the rey ng Argentina it should stan New Leagu ? FAVOTS its own feet without foreign Persons close to President Ir . head of the talked ‘to the Presi- dat (heaelwotne crt a measure would. brin S expressions were been hoped for from the presider and regretting that the pointed out that the amount of bie notes issued by his Bank union between the two Senub: s was discussed with the view of - making them economically independ- turn pessimist. ent ents who have hitherto adopted Great Britain anc This in¢ident has comment among Argentine po) circles, exclusive of the foreign colo- do so wou erevnitel ss o that posterit e nited + > the Chilean, was almost pro- will be impossible to re- and amount and ar attempt to 1 prove a blow to the busi- J F kk Gl d prosperity which is founded . fren endon sion of credit. tn upon the ext le to help him in his urging upon him th P: aagse Tagoeen digal in personal attentions to Breaking a habit, med form of whippins is not inveterate since the assumption of the ithout its advantages, government, the the official banquet in honor of the at the government house, also a luncheon given at the national live stock exposition by the authori- m- ties of ae Argentine Rural Society. residents of Bee EO BRITAIN STILL LAYS. CLAIM TO sident attended o embassy At the present time th nee mick arch-crimin: LONDON, Nov: 21.—‘“If British powners are not hamnered_by gov- rnment control, I believ: be able to maintain the supr he British mer Bradstreet in | » tina, and Ch e hy onal this obvious reappro neighhors ad conve herd no& been f, the Instit axcaptibaally ch he deliv friends in recent years. If you value your time eat at the White House Cafe. 10-26-30 quate personal pun- gots Meare, JAD MSN IS SENT TOUS. TC AID COMMERCE dle of the chastisement to tell the Eneugrretion We buy and sell anything of value. Casper Loan office. 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