Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1918, Page 6

~ LIFTING OF CENSORSHIP REVEALS GRAND HEADQUARTERS Euaacla CASE | OWN IN FILM BEN. PERSHING LIVES The most celebrated criminal tion of modern time: CHAUMONT, France, Dec. 2 made his residence in a large villa tion “The Caillaux Case” of France (Correspondence of The Associated near Headquarters. He scor found, Affecting the polities not only of Fu- i This little city of the Haute however, that so near the workshop jal the “Hemet or Ay | of the Army he could not have the GiguarteescatiihemAnierit quiet and lack of intrusion necessary without ques rope, but also the welfare of the Nnit- ed States, the sinister group who ms | u he “Cai x ring” has been ee peditionary forces. Until its to his growing responsibilities, and UP the “Caillaux ring” has bee UA mention ‘has been taboo and the! he removed in M ast to a beauti- suurce of sensation after sensation whereabouts of the “G. H. C.” one’ ful chateau about f miles from the in the public press of the secrets of the war town. Here, in a great rambling cas- And now the “Caillaux Cer tle, ¢ ted in the Marne valley, Goer fimed by William rox roves and wide summit lawns}, Utred on the screen at ed with his personai sisff. Con- Theater for two days, beginni general staff and all the auxiliary or- nected by telephone with every divis- dav. ganizations that go with it—the ional, corps i army headquarters, Fvery person who reads the news nerve center of the army. A city of his own offices in Chaumont, and normally about 15,000 inhabitants, with Paris he did his work there when Chaumont li way lines, 16 It was former P signy and is now the ital of the of the headquarters. Its little hotels @f the Paris Figaro, for exposing al- Department of the Haute Marne are alw: crowded with officers. It leged dishonorable acts of her hue. Like most of the older cities of has veen very hospitable to the Amer- band. This is only one of the mar, France, Chaumont seems to have jean occupation. Nearly every home thrilling climaxes that Adrian Jot been founded on a site of strategic with a spare room is thrown open as son has included in the senario of this defensive value. It ns a high » billet f ficers and many of the absorbing drama Here lives the commander-in-ch and in the buidings of the F garrison is housed the offices of the ach remembers the furore caused years ago when Mme. Henriette s on the Eastern rail-| not with the army Caillaux, beautiful wife of the pow miles st of Paris. Chaumont itself has become al- grful French Minister of Finance, y the plateau between the } » and the finest residences have been taken ———--—o-—. F Suize and from the walls and tow- over entirely by the hundreds of Read our ad of 40 ¢ rent items ers of the old city is 2 wonderful, messes, In many of them the officers at 40c¢ each, Wholesale Supply. view of the valley of the Marne, here have installed electricity and bath- Phone 903 the river being hardly as wide as roms and in some cases central heat- : the Marne canal that flows beside! ing plants aand with French servants Miss \ it between its poplar bordered banks, live emfortably, almost luxuriously, the F and Mrs. J. Blodgett, of Northward over the narrow vale of as measured in military terms. Hun- 495 South Park street, returned this the Suize the view takes in a wide dreds ‘less fortunate are lacking in Morning from Denver, where she hus sweep of rofliny forest crowned hills. rank take their chances on whatever been visiting friends for the past iwo General headquarters were re- billet may be found in the crowded moved from Paris here in Septem-| town where a bed is always at a pre- - ———__— per of last year, Chaumont Men $s mium. ; : Read our ad of 40 different items lected after a careful search of aval- > at 40¢ each Wholesale Supply 2 locations. it lies in the center Phone 903. oe what was the American trainiag etn eae vel the Toul Go to the Popular Price Jewelry CHRISTMAS APPLES are mnevery comp is well ue che Tou Store for good goods priced right. A Bellflours, per box 3 t 1 i lot of new goods just arrived. some Winesaps. per box — Be fir saw batt and all the line diamonds. Also a general line 01 Rome Beauty, per box = from Toul eastward where we wer: es > ian Blodgett, daughter ot mated ewer re watches, clocks. Jewelry repairing—'Wagners, per box _-- located, being within reach by m)- 35 years’ experience in the jewelry | Spitzenbergs, per box _- tOEs : f business. J. H. WALTER, Jeweler, All This Week. The French posi cceupied as 141 W. First St. 12-214-7t THE WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO., headquarters offices is typies! of the Phone 903. 12-16-6t French garrisons. Three long, four - three sides of quadrangle pene Spe tg aa facing a wide a \ group of ‘Sta Sate Sate Sie a te i bla RF For Christmas lesser buildings and the customary Johnston’s Chocolates in small and large iron fence and ornamentai yates is the remaining bow On cither boxes. Bulk candies for the Kiddies. Nuts of all kinds. gate post flies the Tricolor and the Stars and Stripes Sentries pace their posts on every Copyrighted Books, Fancy Stationery. A line of books for children, Christmas Cards, Knives, Pipes, Cigarette Hold- ers, Cigar Holders. hand, the quadrangle is filled with hurrvine officers and orderlies and Full line of Cigars for the Xmas trade in boxes of 25 and 50. clerks, hands flash in salute, bugles give their almost hourly calls for the various military events and periods of the day, staff cars and motor cy- eles roll in and out and now and then the sentry at the gate stiffens even more rigidly and brings his piece up with more snap when a great olive drab car, ining like a yacht, slides in, the scarlet tab on the wind shield with four white stars signifying the commander-in-chief. Frequently the general’s car ap- proaches unheralded and swiftly that the sentry’s cry of “Turn out the guard,” is too late and the com- A : John Tripeny Co. . mander-in-chief is gone before the .& 145 South Center Phone 72 4 guard can tumble from the guard ig Until last spring General Pershing A Frank Statement scour ans Candie; Qe LUKIS CANDY KITCHEN Fresh-made Candies from the Best Materials, Special for Xmas The Lukis Candy Store guarantees that all candies and sweets sold at this store have been made fresh during the present week and_ the Christmas shopper can give with an assurance that his candy gift is freshly made, and this includes the cheaper as well as the higher priced stock. PACKED IN PRETTY CHRISTMAS B Nothing would make a nicer gift, among others, than a box of Lukis’ candy. French Mixed Chocolates, Chicken Bones, Cocoanut and Bon Bons, fresh (Center, =e = 85 0c ab: made -50c Ib. Peppermint Drops ______40c lb. American Mixed, fresh Lemon and Hoarhound made : ---40c |b. Tablets = __ 40c Ib. Cream) Boni Bons soo calh: Peanut Butter Drops____40c lb. Peppermint and Winter- green) Waters 8 a ama Mexican and Cocoanut Kisses, Full Cream____50c Ib. Cocoanut Taffy —_______ 50¢ Ib. oN x Sweet Cream Taffy, As- | Chocelete Nut Cream were . Sy aa 40c Ib. I) | French Cream Nuggets -50c Ib. Walnut Philbert Almond = Sweet Cream Carmels, ex- latfy: 2202s Coens 75¢ Ib. tratfine S222 >=-_ = =(0calb: Assorted Stick Candy____40c lb. Chocolates, Assorted, fin- The most beautiful line of pack- est quality, hand rolls $1.00 Ib. ages, pick up your choice, 50c HARD CANDIES and up. Candy Canes, all sizes, 5c and up The original Pecan Nut Loaf, Butter Cups, Cocoanut the most delicious confection, Center = a50c4lb, $1.00 per pound. Lukis Candy Kitchen Cor. 2nd and Wolcott. ee ee ee ee i NATRONA COUNTY ______ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, i915 a West Tennessee, Eastern Arkansas from the medicine Mrs. Agnes Lar- 7 and North Mississippi, two new stock sen, residing at 1948 South G street, ORBEN ! ; Farm Loan Board at Washington h will operate under the Federal farm /|don’t only feel like ¢ loan law. but I h actually g (Ry Unitea AT A, Ga., the dle” several vert to its pre. and agricultu Judging trom these reports gath-| mingham red from all the South, Dixie will not pre-war status. Never before in the|are receiving daily scores of calls Weak that I could not get through history of Dixie has a buzz of commercial, industrial and| and vacant lots, SINCERE TA x to-|agricultural ac ivity ew industri existence daily; old ing their facilities; merchants are in-| switching to civil contracts with little that was one « creasing their stocks; banks have|trouble. Industrial men generally as- | did. ; more money than eyer before, and|sert that they are glad to get back | ing a great deal with indig' the Southern farmer, having learned|on civil contracts as there is more 285 on his stomach, commenced tak- yital of Bas- most Americanized by the presence shot to death Gaston Calmette, ¢ tor{his lesson in diversified crop-raising| money in them ing it the same time I did, and: be- outh, having been “in the sad- ears, be sutisfied to re- v i ar status in industry} from government work. time with a pain across my kidneys, us now. ; are springing into| which had war contracts cancelled as, mine how I felt, and she advised me land banks, with a combined loaning Tacoma, Washington, si d/ nothing short of wonderful. Why, I new woman, ned fourteen ENNE Birmingham and Jefferson County, pounds in weight besides. 1 was in s Press) F ‘ anning end be.|an awful weak, run-down condition = Dee 21.—Will Alabama, are planning to spenc tween $5,000,000 and $6,000,000 in for two years and so nervous that th CHEY NE, Wyo., Dec. 2 least little thing out of the ordniary Silen, a wealthy stockman of : puld upset me. I suffered all the/Tiaho, either lost twelve permanent improvements, now that peace permits the release of material dian rings valued at between $4.99 at night, UP $6000 or they were stolen ayes ; unable to sleep during his brief stay he made t deal with diz, Cheyenne or on thetrain west » ings, and was 80) departure the early part of this according to reports at the polic tion. Silen stopped in Cheyenne ¢ an old friend of his, David Newrma of the Dodge Brothers’ liquor } in this ¢ He is said to the diamonds in his possession at time, and showed them to New Two of the rings, one with a s weighing two and sixty-two hu, Real estate dealers in Atlanta, Bir- which was very restle Memphis, New Orleans, @nd down at all hour: sections of the| Jacksonville, Nashville and other I also suffered a gre revert to its old| large Southern cities assert that they ziness and faint fe there been such) for residence, industrial buildings With my housework wihout stopping telling a friend of Industrial plants in the South “One day I w ones are enlarg-|a result of cessation’ of hostilities are to try Tanlac. So I got a bottle, and he best things I ever suffer: on and husband, who w ve ok wight hotties, analcreths carats, and the other with to help win the war, will never re-| pers = tween usive Toole ought: Soren stone weighing one and forty-o; ert to the one product crop—cotton | MRS. LAKSEN HAS aon pu sp enue ss . aR SHTE BR Ann ai hundredths carats, were said io —prominent planters declare. | BS ey eee “Diversified crops” : ‘ be the slogan of the southern farmer. == with him fine. And as for me, it has Modern agricultural sidered only a few years ago as ex- Is Nothing Short of Ferent. My nerv periments, are being used to relieve the labor shortage. With many tens acres of land heretofore idle, the According to the testimony of mul- spells and the pain has left my back South has started a to have the Federal cel this land for soldier and sailor settlements, thus absorbing to some extent the Inbor surplus when the P boys returning from overseas are fir test of is powers is made anoth- mustered out. 1x ¢ the avowed purpose of rapidly able result. Recently,in telling of the ne agricultural development in P heneetoeen (will GAINED 14 POUNDS cats just anything and it all agrees| Orth $1,600. The other ten din monds which he lost ranged in from one carat to half a carat laltogether dif-| thoentire value of the twelve, ir so much strong: ;, . rs ; 4 ing their settings, is said to be clo er and better that I can sleep all night to $6,000. : Wonderful long, and my appetite is jus fine. I no longer have those weak, dizzy implements, con- Says the Way Tanlac Helned Her built me up until I fe He missed the diamonds when he reached Laramie and wired the Chey ee ret NY pact enne police. Investigation hus failed concerted drive tiplied thousands who have tried it entirely. Both myself and husband |¢9 jocate them here. ¥ lac is grea nd i pve Pree government par- there is nothing so well adapted to Ae ganic gree ane te ic ist — the needs of a run-down system as 1‘ i BAKED GOODS SALE I shall take more Tanlac because J SERINS RaSh tiecee Tanlac, and in every case where a \know so well what it will do.” | At the Blue Front Grocery Satu: = day afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Cas- |? e Cs ofeld er enthusiastic witness is the invari- per Pharmacy of thousands of the ladies of the Gantz Memorial M E. church will have a splendid array of all kinds of baked goods. 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