Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1918, Page 2

age Two Pal The Casper Daily Pabune ued eyery evening ee Suna Natrona county, W offices: Oil Exchange * Buiie THE CASIER DAILY TRIBUNE in the cradle of the deep blue | S. Lipsner, The tae a In the Day’s News | Today’ 8 5 Arivetaaties ). \ 1829—President Guerrero of Mexico anncurtces that| Jt is now reported that President | Gustav Ador, who has been elected| was deposed by revolutionists sten: | Wilson will not sit at the peace table. | president of the Swiss Confederation | 1848—-Hansom cabs were patented by 4 for the year 1919, celebrates his 73d} Joseph A ius Hansom. express |Is this a scheme on Wilson’s part to! birthday today. For many years Mr.|1861—The funeral of the Prince Con do all the talking while the rest have| Ador has been regarded as Switzer-| sort took place at St. George’: their mouths full? |land’s foremost citizen and states- Chapel, Windson. [== | o!* | | i®, f the govern- Say It With F bere Itis the deep est desire of| operat- 7) ag ewes jman. Of late years he has become|1875—Royal palace at Bareclona, busi- : widely known outside his own coun- Spain destroyed by fire ea ch of us used| The Chinese have advanced $600,- —Laurence Oliphant, celebrated x 2 airplanes each carrying! 000 to defray the expeises of its dele-| | committee of the Red Cross, to Which | traveler, novelist and mystic, died at th ts Christ F ffice he was chosen in 1910: Dur- Twickenham, England. Born FanEGRIETIONT ES ngers or an equivalent/gates to the peace conference, de ing te Earopeun war He had A op:| aii Cape Town gn 1829, mas to give) ne Year BY Mall or Carrier and making a clining the offer of Japan to finance] portunity to prove his skill and talent) 1893—President Sanford B. Dole of MM Gnthee c s an hour. Flights the mission for them. China is show-/ as an organizer. He founded the now! Hawaii denied the right of the Cheer an ds je: Month: said to have proved ing a decided preference for playing | World-famous agency of the prison- president of the United States of such flights. n three mo ions must b Associated Press Member of the pcm das oo exclusively ientific but it failed to develop because “it ton several years ago to attend thé 1915—German reply to latest Ameri- . of ing a wireless outfit. According to|rained heavily.” There was to be an/| international Red Cross conference. Cart rote on Frye case to sat- Friends. reports, there will even be for those to som UNCLE SAM, GUARDIAN ANGEL? 4s w of dozing thru such Mar boy returnir hae pROBRUY ee an adventure. The rates are expect-|# dozen people and a squirrel. Really, | Austro-German forces in the ik Fear 5 ; Cyclamen, 2-year growth Stevias Ail ten Fee‘ t8et 8s ed to be Moderate the revolutionists need a little of the|go offensive stormed the summits ot! | Today 's Events See eeeeiak ee eee Sie TaD ENS ae spirit of the trenches. Col de Rosso and Monte Valbella, cut-| ,! i fects ai ea U. S.A.!” If marrying his b PSUS Ova ote ail oe ting off more than 6,000 Italians | King Albert of the Belgians today BaAURE EY POTS CUI KS is one reason for his remarks he may! t#in hopes of flying before the end) . . ACEATIATROR ee eles jenters upon the tenth year of his sov- Fer s find that he was right. “In Heaven|0f his days. And the time will very| | {™C'N" SPISS Were in ee | ak qi creianty. the Jithor marrying nor giving |likely come, in a future not at afl/duting the war. Two women spies—/ 4 | Today is the 100th anniversary of Plumosus Boston Kentia Palm se ee a not Edith Cavells, but real spies—| | lay’ s nha |the death of Sir Philip Francis, the S ; R | in marriag Uncle m pro- ant Su nen ne ania Draw Oman Z a “a th, but th a | British politician and pamphleteer, Sprengeria oosvelt poses to b seals bride. ho has never flown in an airplane Were sentenced to See ae gekoeee | whom many believe to have been the ¢ ut Flowers = vith such difficnitie: will rank h those present-day |tence was never carried out. Berlin, Dr, Gu&tav Ador, the new president | uthor of the “Letters of Junius.” grooms wi ich difficnlties ae i ee ane ” of course, will never understand why. | of the Swiss Confederation, and chair-| King Victor Emmanuel of Italy will Carnations Killarney Roses they go to get marriage licens ;|marvels who have never ridden on a a ‘man of the internation committee of | conclude his stay in Paris today and Russell Roséx Pc insettas will make the most ardent pause at Tailroad. the Red Cross, born 73’ years ago to- | depart for Rome to complete arrange- GERI Inteicte pela Lebel . Really, it’s too bad the strict food} day. ments for the coming visit of the Scott Key Roses Sweet Peas iat ts rules have been abolished. The doc-| Giacoma Puccini, whose new operas! president of the United States and Violets This is not, may seem at first A ve interesting theory is put thave recently been presented for the | Mrs. Wilson. . , sight, a poor reward tendered by an|forth § eavteen sniediemivacpere lone pea aya nevienp pr : much bgirst time in New York, born in Lue-| The return of the American bat- We are members of the Florists Telegraph Delivery and ; , baat improved since we started doing ca, Italy, 60 years ago today. tlechip squadron from Europe is to canneliven tac. nt f the United Praee ‘ 7 ah ; ead Sak an -easoete ’ an deliver flowers to any part of the United States or Canada. ungrateful country for serv in a paper read at an association) Vi out nines! { Oscar S. Straus, New York mer-| be made the occasion for a naval re- : Y Pi ae ceived, but, we are assured, : -| meeting regard to the cause or Se !chant, philanthropist, diplomatist and | view at New York today which is ex- sary protection to the lads returning origin of the influenza. He takes the Ger. | foTmMeE cabinet officer, born in Geor-| pected to be one of the most notable from the front : Heke 3 : Americans will be sorry for Ger-| gia,68 years ago today. | affairs of ite kind in the world’s his- L. Tue a kak re und that the disease is not con jini present plight when Germany! James B. Aswell, representative in tory. ill-considered marria does not come from bacteria are : accompaniment of war or germs, but is caused by minute time cana tions. The returning so!- particles of the poison gas used on i Ted wie hal f ol encnaieces ; i A lot of sturdy poe paeeteal Sone oer the veteran penneen! at Aalantic oy today continuing ‘i dier, s ounded with a halo of glory the battlefields o: Surope—that the »| of 1 iphia A e1 e | ene ee aay. Bespably.jwhen | field, Mass., 56 years ago today. years, the school teachers and othe : n marriage. And what is a far becn carried into upper currents of he saw them coming he thought it was ———— | edacet ars Re Konecien will tee ee WE CAN DO IT H NS na AS ty GUE SLA EN tir and fted all over that coun-/» purely feminine tribute to his repu- have been when he found that they | vantage of the Christmas vacation to SRG? Gina GEV : due for pension or heavy life insur- cry and across the seas to this coun-|tation as a ‘Deevil. among’ the; cnme not. to see, but to raise the | 20d the eed seat de ee Tas Buy W. S. S. . ThicdlandiBineltestles ance makes him a shining mark for try, and that when these particle’ /weemen.” How disappointet! Ae mabe ‘devil! ieee Scot n par ee Wwe) luring aacaeepoeecee, : the most ewl type of adventuress.|.ottie to the surface and are in- jaca det tlgeh ities ca ae ae —thp) week, beginning, oday erik the establishment of certain paled the flu starts up. And as We} Ii Ti Ac AT RAARR pension increases after the Civil war rts that the particle PeeereroeeveereveseceecsI 0000 rIIC RVC EECDT ELI E0000 CLC OOO RSE O DEES ORE COS ECCT e CCE. settle more | it was found that oldiers wer lly " , cially foggy, cloudy, mug; being lured into marriage and in many weather an Unelliagech e @ proved cases killed so that the widow j4. boon batter theowy might reap the pension forth, who is goimg to dispute the 9 7 no part of General Crowder His position that the disease P hat the boys for whom he™{S"Ha=gpread foo rapidly and too wide. @ : : Seg @ responsible shall fare so ill. and there/ty to have been caused by personal| : are certain questions which every contact seems to be borne out by th soldier applying for a marriage li- fact that thousands of people have| cense will have to answer. If the! een afflicted in Iceland—about half | a rs are not satisfactory, no li- of the 60,000 population having the cense, disease.—Riverton Chronicle. 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