Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 8

tf Lee aay DEEP GRATITUDE AND REVERENCE TO EXPOSE PRE-WAR a = ESTE IN THANKSGIVING oe EMPEROR CHARLES ARLES THOT GRAFTER ON VISIT TODAY "\ oem = a PAGE EIGHT THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE = FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 1918 ments for th f = hei eh blicati jing here from the Kansas fields. Be ie eee page! ee is eee aoe te ication | “The well of the Republic Oil com- ic pre-war documents and in an investigation into the respon- | nany on their holdings in Salt Creek Religious Services, es, Feast casts and Game) aii forieeal che conduct of thelwar: the Wienesleorrespondent-of the. | cititetactasilieiaiences tare a ore “ Vossische reports. |and the casing is on the ground for Feature Day Abroad; Extra Rations Recent revelations have been made, he says, that former Emperor |the hole. This well has been shut 5 ae re Charles had secretly drawn 1,500,000 crowns on the army’s account, |down for some time due to lack of UW rte Issued Where Turkey Is Lacking while charges involving Archduke Frederick and other high officers in |¢asing and the inability to procure Ppo! 'y connection with army contracts will also be looked into. ahs Recaute “ dani Heated ————— Npisioiintie i ieee telisl pe: PRagR Sey | The Republic has holdings in Kansas B h Se iplomatic investigations will be directed’ chiefly against Count | 14 tie tiem has some of the’ best e e WITH THE AMERICANS ADVANCING RHINEWARD, | Brechtold, who was Austro-Hungarian foréign minister when the war |looking tracts there. The oil brings a Nov. 29.—Two and a half million Americans thruout France, | broke out, and Count Czernin, later occupant of that portfolio, the latter | good price ana the wells are shallow, in the Belgium, Luxemburg, and German Lorraine yesterday observed | being accused of summarily rejecting the alleged American peace pro- | are close to the Kansas-Missouri line r the most solemn and heartfelt Thanksgiving since the nation’s °*#!5 in the fall of 1917 and at the beginning of the present year. only from 350 to 550 feet to the pay.) birth. In thousands of scattered camps were religious ser- The statement made in Bavarian disclosures to the effect that the 3 Mr. Turner is one of the old- 66 99 wiGestfexststandlgames: late Count Tisza, then Hungarian premier, was opposed to the hostile timers in the oil business and comes Wa arieiisont line wong Biel tone of the Austro-Hungarian ultimatum to Serbia, is said to conform | here from the California fields where he has been connected with some of Moselle and Sauer ri word for the march ir awaiting ith facts. ay aatHne COST JUST $I 4h MORE bak MRS ee the largest firms in the business. . a holiday.” Many messes Incked tur- of the heads ‘of the Amalgamated automobiles which the former patrons A picture that is different key and the fixings, bu Street Railways a recommendation of street cars now use in preference tion Army and Red Cros iBy Annoeiated Preas} | to the traction lines. The Ford car, was placed before that body to try | ;. pies and Boy paras, and the quarter- CHICAGO, Nov. 29—Thanksgiving ‘ 5 fi is held directly responsible because | OSes Leena ainner for a family of tive Thursday OTREET GARS ON ‘BUM! ‘2 ave at tue action roads taken its to fiat coat enables alm any | YES, THE LIGHTS WILL BE ON TONIGHT cost $1.40 more than last year, ac- DAY PASSES QUIE TL Y ‘ ; one to provide a means of personal The recommendation was placed | transport. IN NATION'S CAPITAL Sore Be ee none ce broduce met, Street and electric railways now in peters pee teamec ot peeneiy gue Dead od cal Nie ee : “QuU3.—Deep sential that has declined. These are Use in the cities of this country are endorsed by the president of the St |to $790. Ercle ere tore f5|| DANCE AT THE TEMPLE SATURDAY and thankful. 0"th fifteen cents a pound as against not paying because of the use of Louis system. The cause of the action 206 W. Third St. 11-27-8t* | ness, greater ome to a na- cightee n conte daatiye year. motor cane and at _asecent meeting | is generally, ereulited to the suse | a | vaded “Aime cee ‘our ee ee aes incbeiniatninIminind inate ee ee ee ats wey to! fter 19 me paths of war gave |] te mut meat N OUR TEN DAYS .. A Specially Prepared Sale Saturday t made the occasion y day” as“ | | i and victory celebr were held in N Ye omen S nion i Chris as " Ean wo) of th Country, ene i tm Le Ee! ni a . or Ladies and Gentlemen . ; Suits ae } ing services and dinner at the White ; : ¥ Howe wos mpl aly members ENDS TOMORROW, NOV. 30 Nia = ay otis Snopping i Ee ean & Take advantage atone NE No better fitting, more desirable, u BUINEW YORE HOMES | & 4 & comfortable and satisfactory Union Suits NOW! ts NEW YORK, Nov. 29:—Obs v~ | - a e q ance of Thank Bein New wane N BON A FID ie DI U N are made. They fit well and sell at such | ¥ sity d every association, society, | 5 2 5; and individual eager to honor the set N NB: prices that they can be enjoyed by all. : + Rew araereeaceciny rsndreabar | : Your country asks this sree ig lea N Ni Sale Price $1.25 > 4 The most notable event was ‘“‘vic- eg 4 eyeing atta ncn Rquarelears ie of you, for itis impera- ¥ ital eo edhe at] N Ath FI C7 N A lot of Redfern | tive that the Christmas / fieicleadg of vider. In svecriciey >: ake the Elevator Q : aioe boast Soa at sea, and & : oor O.S Bldg Take th t Ni d W. 4 rush season be ¢ in camps and homes, the national an- 44 Nal an arners 5 them was sung at the same hour. LLLEELL OIL OIE IIS OTITIS EE C perish) ¥ - —————— aa : ee | - Corsets s i ° te Miss BLACKMORE £ [NER sexe e eI OC IIIIIOTIOI III TE SHU, : pecially z | Priced Uncle Sam u UPON DUTIES IN SCHOOL | a OF VOCATIONAL TRAININE Richards & Cunningham Company pre eadeedes, tf ‘e ] buy them now, and 3, ¥ Bayard News, w 5 = p us published iy the “Keceduentional De Cl thi D $ mail them now. = sreieal'SE Misgtuaohe Binckted, ot Only 21 h q x ceeeel of Mise eres BE y 2] more shopping days until Christmas, so it is ae every- &| W b ] C © ] C al who will teach the various subjects 5 ‘ ¥ taken up in-the Vocational School to body to get busy and make their selections early. We are prepared to 2 : e e ommercia 0. ¢ supervision cf Captain John A. Sex . = dy ton. 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