Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 2

== —- a a AY, 1919 FI PAGER TN tt AFN IMBERING 1) U.S. CONTROL OF HUN DIGNITARIES LEARN Soactars.cite’ Saude, “pies Popes Set foe hem Rah General Bihan, comer ws PAGE TWO __ THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Americans. business over here, they are at liberty! The. uneasy official sat down’ and fi : ffairs 1 of th rupation, Col. them, “but when I send for you I mainder lunt’s h. ith UEy i { ! | DEMA NDS CARRY aj I. L. Hunt ReEe for iheteresident of Pane you.” ‘hen he gave the ruffled| “You fellows needn’t presume be i q fi ti &. ‘a L YANKEE OFFICIALS ALONE the province and the burgomaster for officials a bit of advice. In the midst | cause we treat you deceftly that i: falicalrresn) a conference. At the appointed hour of his talk the president arese and is a sign of weakness on: our part iP HI ep H N S, March 19. ~ the secretary of each of the digni- announced that he was forced to leave |It is merely an indication of our pa- | ¥ e Uni i Workers policies’ By WEBB MILLER taries shcwed up at the conference to keep an important appoimtment. /tience. Our patience is not endless { aft ale 4 i 2! idering demandinz (United Press Staff Correspondent) room to represent these offidals. Col. ; i on week and COBLENZ. (By Mail.)—The Prus- Hunt immediately sent them back ment?” Col. Hunt asked. The Prus- | patience ence too eften in times past, Coal operators deetar: Provincial and city authorities with a message that the president and ‘sian declared that it was a very/and it lost you the war.” ms . Notice of vointinent of IPFON in Mail Service gram would pos: lead 2t Coblenz got an unpleasant surprise the burgomaster should present important conference with a “man | With these words ringing in thei: e Si Chas. E. P 1 Ly Postmaster W. W. te federal control of the mines. They when they tried to equivocate with themselves in person at his office with- from Bonn a x ears, the two officials departed. Since H. (@ 1°) ; evil ~ © al that the United miners are the American officers in charge of in a half hour. In about 10 minutes _ “Sit down! Hunt ordered, There | that time they have co-operated with our arries Prat Sproul with Completion following the lead of British miners’ civil affairs. Now they are working the indignant officials appeared, pro- is only one more important appoint.|the American officers as the best of Mos scriptions Here. of Systematic Job. with similar demands. There in harmony and evidently with a ing that their secretaries were em- ment that you can have, and that is|their ability. unemployment among miners os sir wshi 25 2 = rd o id at i ea ; Ss : fire 1 t , foreman of the conn f : department of theTribune st night f Chicago anu where he has on business for the past ten M. Worley, m ave f for the Tenth ine | ) MRS. CHRISTENSEN GAINS 36 POUNDS Health Was Completely Shat- tered When She Began Taking Taalac. CT tobe ms rT 7. Christensen, r: ~ 44th street, . he imn ? ane ed t on first sight, en By t 1 hange. Why fm Natrona rumbers from the center or opposit My say the Fourth is truth. I had A frequen it 6 on ge fo yaa az go Liberty Loan Committ \ 5 ait the peopl AT THE IRIS WEDNESDAY. a and 1 almost a nervous wreck since. I thought my condit bad enow before, but } “TOCKMAN LEAVES ESTATE OF $359.66 TO RELATIVES : EMME im to get me to try Tan oe improvgment commenced t, Wvo.—A. W. 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