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A. 1.. QUEEN. Props.
AY,‘ MARCH 22, 1919
. Tfihdowment ‘Fund for Universal-Peace
.fidoflfifi a. m.; 3:26 Pam“

'l‘Associsted Press is exclusive) ‘
to the use for Dublication ot

'therwiso in this papersnlfoiso

1 ”lists. Emerson and Mark Twafnglrv'ing

. arid write about.

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"treasures of Latin-America.

 

 

fixtures of any‘sortv remainutrue to
their name only so long as by virtue
of their position and design they give
a maximum of comfort. ,
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BOOKS FOR SOUTH AMERICA ~
\Vhile some folks" are worrying for
fear mamm- of stations “baht!"
Asiatic and European peoples a foot-
hold on South America, the Carnegie

 

its being utilized to finance the sending
of great quantities'ot North American
literatl'il‘e to South American uniVersi‘

 

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. .ties. .

it is heiiev‘ed'thatzamiucreasing tam.
Viliarity in literature will do mucn to
increase the already friendly relations
between the two countries.

Thousands of. books have been sent;
and they cover a wide range. They
include our best poets, the great novel-

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land 0. Henry. and besides these, bookr
on history. science, geography, reli-
gion. any'toplc which men read about:

 

Similar steps are being taken also
for-sending to this country the litez-ary

_ This is a bit of concrete peace-mak-
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Old Well, Lodge. No. 1'08, F. and A. M.
; Meets in Masonic Building. South
'lhrin street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of!
each month—:July and August. excepts;
ed; at 8 o’clock. All Master Masons!
cordially invited. John K. Finch, “if
It {Robert M. Wilcox, secretary.

 

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SAVINGI‘OUR .Hlsronv ;

The State of W'yomlhg“ now has uni
official historian whose duty it is to!

 

 

3 Early days of the state.
; The peltson chosen for this task is u

,. ed and developed a claim of 160 acres f'

veioped that vast region, is growing a

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toi‘lessen in these days of machinery”I
efficiency, everything 2
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Nevertheless many of our finest na-l
through the courage and determination:
.' arid-great effort of those pioneers. I
- As a nation we have grown'so Ias'.‘

and so successfully" that live are somr-
times inclined to forget the character-J

building, tl’uditionnlaking struggles of
our more recent pioneers. “'e fill'n
’hradmiration chiefly to the heroic
'ple who came to our eastern shores “

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“calmly to Settle tlle unknown west.1
TheWyoming historian will perform4
' rflly service for Americans in e\'-'
ry'lstate in the Union, as well as hf’l'l \v
Vin. if she. successfully captures and

’ he people whom we should be
to remember and honor. Otllor
{which have. not already done“
H: fing oi" the kind should 1‘0”!)me
m use example. . i
. . to
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f FIX THE FIXTURES
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‘ urnlture of oak or w
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a house furnishings; but fonby
strange reason lighting fixtures an
. overlooked in thisT passionate, ba
_ or the mode. '
ps their;~doom was sealed when 01'
first called “fixtures.”

 

 
 

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tomes iadueto eyecstrain. .
poor'iight. g Wynn irrltofko
. bs‘his hat and fishes out'
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visit the families '0! pioneer settlers rmatofl' "Spiel," £01118 as far as he dar-

and leam'trom their lips storiespf the “a in ““15an "1“ country, the govern-
‘ ' ment and the flag,

wotnan who has herself recently lOCllt-. “‘1

which she has turned from raw pran-le ' street.

mm Interest. in such tales, too, seems that if you did that in any other Colin
‘ ’ try in the world, vou‘d find yourselti

ultra-modern. 1“ 13”."

lions! characteristics have come to “5‘ WW?“-

[citizenship like home ownership. plans

.‘ ‘_ . . . .afi'ord em l 1119]“. to n a v '(l . .
from, foreign lands and [orgei the la- n 0) I n, H e men I

. _ 'blli tile haste ll‘lilCl lie is a .‘ stzlted'
ones who struck out Just. as cour-'v b I l “ '
a ove.

:gencmi committee ill each community?
. Ellcadpd hr :1 ‘

. ~ . , [committee is to secure all data "t l
aids the fleeting Vlsmn of those. days! . . , “f h-
;rc—gard to building condltions, supphos~

,and methods of financing.
;('0llllltct publicity campaigns.

flillild. it aims to aid hiul in his attempt;

land lmprovident an interest in houseE
iownership and to'educate the people,
mew 97:3 13- generally in its desirability:

do! or maple according to .the last Lye is'

- this own self respect and the respect

!’ fogs-01m Americanism.

I
of the hm“, of “mm. life The “Own Your Own Home" cam-
upon the climate, of the eye. : paign should be pushed enthusiastical-

Hoid-up’men': went through a Néw'

.a gold tooth.» This should be a lesson
tonpoople not team their teeth: in
their pockets.

of wrangling and theorizing. Books
are great educators, and a knowledge
of the some books' is 'a mighty “bond.
The Americas, so long as they have
their heads‘itcgether over the same

book. need not fear Europe and Asia.
...-_.__.___.._.
FREEDOM AND'THE FLAG
A’ socialist-orator was standing on a
treet corner making the usual inflam-

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“They brag about that flag! " be null
."Look at it!" and he pointed de-i
'isively to :l' banner waving down the
“i ask you. gentlemen-l put

blue it. And you know mighty well:

The (mltor the

llul'rielllv l-llunucd

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OWN YOUR OWN HOME ;
in the belief that" nothing slnliilims;

n‘ an “Own Your Own Home" enmo

' proposal-
lpnign have been fol‘llllllaied by the.

.' Department of Labor.
{pushed to the front right nmv borcnllt'c“
lthv hoped for increase ill building with

The ll‘l‘atlcl' is‘

The (‘lllllpaiml plan contemplates a

prominent and trust-'

ol‘llly citizen. The business of thisi
I

it is to

(letting: his

touch with every man who hopes to'

own his home. More than this;

is hoped to‘ stimulate in the careless 5

i the

The man who owns his own home is;
mphatically the responsible citizen}
not likely to be swayed easily
those whose doctrine is to disturo
ordered scheme of life. He has a

sis for credit a foundation for growth .

his neighbors, all 6f..which makes

say.
everywhere. .
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some time .
. . . . i lei with ver—
oven With the secret treaties left ou.,a “"“n‘ l. b" "UP acquayn ( -

ii is lll(‘(ln(‘l‘l\ilhl(‘ that America should
the Asia
minor quest ion on the oasis of leaving
Turkish rule

empire.

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of having made the best record of
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1 _ ‘ It's now 4:30 and. I’m going out to
. - . ,- 1 get some collee and sandwiches at the
- (law 380- You see the mall Senlce 5 Red Cross canteen. i think it is iunch

mulch improved and being back at the but it may be breakfast.

 

 

 

ARE THE SECRET TREATIEB

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tcntioll that

Spot‘s.

extent

And then it comes to point to lean.
ing the purest ut‘eeien provinces o!
the classic Ionic state under theodious.
Turk, as‘ a compromise fourths mu»
tion= oil the secret treatiesoi 1915 snd‘
1917, America's duty is not to propose
and to doused snob ‘ '

“be “We “justice. bottom“ 3‘ ; the
.le'admsship in the great movement“
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t was no animals- torfiomw':mflogmmy
.‘ng him k9 by EB tron. gs whenchWBhoLamem, imam “WWW

320.

some focausu'

.3342 R18“

Editor Sentinelzz ~
discussion about the Hellenic claims

The further

goes on, the more. we beginto hear
about the secret treaties WbOse exist-
ence alone is a disgrace to the prin-
ciple for Which the free peoples of the
world went to war against a plotting
and‘ arrogant Prussian militarism.
it. time comes about saying. that dis-
credited. and mischievous‘ secret dipth
macy, although abolished by our pres~
’ident’s fourteen points. is still fighting
tor life. with a tenacity that fairiybids
to match that of the Junker die-bards.
Secret diplomacy. _
Asia Minor. is nothing else but a bar-
gain between, diplomats,
whole peoples have
A Greek Smyrna and an ad-
‘ ' . . e e4 at all
$331": EJ::¥lnB:getlfiliin wcontrol. Llnyeeli' 'tho haven't the same M "‘3‘
while the Syrians and-their country
were to be divided among the Powers
01" Europe standing foremost
struggle for ileedom and Democracy.
What the French people would have
felt by learning that its associates had
signed during the war a secret treaty
by which Alsace would be given, any
to Japan. is what thell‘lellenic notion
felt~when the secret
Asia Minor and the. Dodecanesus and
North Eplrus to [only became known.
The- great people d5 not blame the
powers signatory to the secret treaties.
The fact alone that thosotresties‘wem
drown by pmfiauionoi- amounted»
hind cloeed doors without the peopl
immediately
much as an inkling 0! what was going
on. is in- itself a proof of the innocence
of those same peoples who were pour-
ing their heart's blood for liberty and
democracy. while their masters tried
git) subjugate other human beings to
alien domination and autocratic rule.
No one questions today the fact that
. America's entrance into the wonn‘eon- l'

as spoiled

been used

treaties

interested having

statements published in. the press has
favored the cesslon of he llodeconesus
to Greece in oppbsitlbn to the secret , . ~ _ I
treaty of 1915. but at the same time:- ’f I ”may"; “gamma“ and ”m“
the American delegates appear in they“ '39:!“ n _ ' ’ _ . . .
ligh: of “‘9me ”‘9" ltaiian viewei crossing the channel turn “amt,
on the other points of the same treatvl mom to “9 down and the journey ":07" ‘5‘838'000‘
. 'l'hat America islanxious to have '1‘“, Le Huvre to Paris just lil llml IIHIL'
soviet treaties abolished we have not]

the slip llt wt doubt. . . . _ . . '800
" l-oin: l‘lmtt our allies are less concilia—' ”‘mu‘h ““10“" intermediate stations ‘ ' '

lory than what “’lé .l-er’e let to believofa‘id' finally arrived at a lilllo dump;
{in member hand 3

set i lenient ol'

ills subsequent to its being trampled
upon by the most ferocious. tylfilnnlcal. -
and reactionary Asiatic horde. should
_ t'omc into its own now that freedom is
. smiling to all peoples of the earth, is
preposteroux. to say the least.

To say that America. of all the pow-
ers of the world. is [beans to support
the Turkish demons in Asia Minor in
’ simply monstrous. To support the con;
the= Turk may be re-
i‘ormed and become n decent ruler of
non-Turkish peoples in to ignore his
five hundred years history in Europe
3 or to say that the leopard may change
To contend that with Con—
stuntinoplo taken from
may keep Smyrna with all its flourish
ing Greek population and its unques-
tionably Greekhinteriand is something
. now {or the first time claimed by any
one. not even
‘ themselves. who held that Smyrna. not
withstanding its Ottoman government
of five centuries remained Greek to
of being
i chief infidel city: the Gourismir of the
The secret. treaties of 1913
and 1917 have become an awful night
more which weighs
breasts of all free thinking people in
in France. in Great Britain
and, in italy voices are continuously
raised against the diplomatic bargains
of'the past.
' it is from the United States, which has
entered the war for no material bene-
fit-that the heaviest assault against
the diplomatic crimes" must be dealt
against those treaties in .Whlch the
peoples interested

the Osmauli

excepting the Turks

branded as the

heavily on the

But it is from America,

have not had their

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giving

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This week i am on night duty from m.;. M 7.; l C . artlsn. .
“midi“! smile-maths nerd”: ggeibfilstll?hssiiost $513732 '5 colt} 3am“ """ 6 25!: 3.3.25?” 590' 39c-
. a.m.an myflrs’tn'g' on. on’ (5: a. _ . “ - 2-. .
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“mill!” and if the? putsne “1 chargog a double‘ barbed wire enclosure; lam, ’2 ibinlfltlte and colors; worth 75c Mill Swiss
““39 ”0““? omflflley "1mm“- 1‘ as is usual, but the only trblib‘l-e lheyl liar; Yard .m ~
“’01” have m get .up till late "1 the! have had, so i'mtold is when any-exv Tonight pair ...... '.. 650 v l 2: e, assorted "H” ' ' "
”fling?“ “1 have” 13““ He“ “firehouse was made hetero the minis-l - ' n ' a “e” 'c‘ 17
rests-1t along every div. 1 tice and those‘ picked didn't ml. to ““3"“ “m """"" ' C

liwieh it could get‘homoand look.“-
ter a job but nothing doing. About the
only routes open‘ato ordinary- mortal
soldiers is via tlie.hnspital or by show-
ing that one’s family is itl"distrers‘srid
‘that. saidvdlstress would be relieved:
by the soldier‘s return. This latler‘v
.perne‘w G. 0. * .

Now that i shall have to spend-“
good deal of time waiting in the ofllce;
without much to do I» shall write more;
.lette’rs. l'm certainty flid‘to'uearbow .

back. Good yarn‘a‘ny'how.
Well. good luck and good night,
BILL.

WILL BUYARMY
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tryoand one in the southeast.

Ramon the ll’dlpo home

. » ~ .. a’thefloldstobebought rr stitched audio 10— ‘ '

in a-rombost) and landed in Liverpool Mum . . W 0 5 (mad -Qllart Ilse. . .,
“it and for the first: time realized what Florida, agdmllcoasmpes, Sgtlgrmsguu: 13:1,} futile Tomato ....... ‘90 Value 29c Tonight; 19:3
.3} they had been upon-inoculate. iwu m.“ "filmy“! - _....._.. ’ y

' hungry all the time 1 was in England.

. ., . _ ineos‘
l mtghom there to London where i,-

lt gets me. lmnfsuki ofbeing an
rested in Liverpool nor being drunk on
the sincets. I rolled and staggered so.
~- l- creased from ‘SOuilmmpton in a

iced as mum: .
m'l‘he cantonmeut sites now owned

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belt for a pillow. the next night i was; Jessup. Georgia.

motor trans m
on a train. in London I staid up to see corps. $1,417,000. p

$9 .
Norm031e, Texas,
'l‘oili corps, 51.580.000.

Pike. Arkansas, national army, 32,.
ruinous barracks. the sound of a bun 400,.
race. how it looks and feels when n ‘8’". Oklahoma. field artillery, W.
Boein- gun is drnmuns sllr‘lls in line‘ Travis, Texas. national army.
lit-id next to the road on which you 300.000.

motor transport

about fifteen mill!!! north of

l .1 bed and , ‘ . ‘ .
”vim. for mn'lcfflogemunmsulrm‘f i'l‘o are riding ill a lord which may break foggggmg’ (Norma. miscellaneouS, $6..
. ' ‘ ‘ - ' ' ‘ : ‘-t‘ollr hours: . -
S: , . . é . . ‘ a G eck. which down. all in about twenty ‘ , _ . ‘ . .
“1.1:: ['1123'313 3:33: ill: ‘hsllfi’fi‘t‘il all the “‘50.! became at'uuainll‘d with the hal— “film“! Almy contaminants to be
‘ ' 3 ’ vution'Army at the anl. pure “-9941

. “’r military purposes with
There was on ‘ old sundy-lmired,‘he (‘0?! 0f constructio
Major of the RA. who used to come.“ lelwh the sites w
hack to the Railhead every tow days. 0“: '
and load up his truck with stuff which‘ Bragg, 1‘01“!
everybody told him he couldn't have . ‘
and go back with it to where he had' 0‘13“"? Michigan, 813,000.000~ ~36
to slip ill at night with a gas mask on._
i guess We all told him he couldn't'

n and the prion
ill be bought fol-

. .

Carolina. $9,500,000“
0
a-

.. it;

”evens, Massachusetts. “Loafing..-

‘ ' - - - $300,000.

have stufl‘ will to see him get it any . ,

way. -' W117”. New Jersey. 312.300.0004675,
'l staid there about two “volts during. ‘

which time i visited Toul fld Nancy; 333:; 10““ 310-8009004950000.

l guess i told you mm. it‘ the Roche , Georgia. $11,100,000--..;;-_:5,.

had made just one more attack in 1914 . (‘nrant l .

when they made that drive on Nancy‘ ' ' “"10“. $14,400.000~—$1.hi0,-

that the kaiser would probably have -
worn that white uniform, because “-43%:33' N)
talked. with a French omcer who was; Kn . - _
there and he told me that the French '500033‘ Krmucky.
were out of ammunition. Anyway. all. 1.: '.. . '

the new. Boche aviators were tried om} “I'd“ "Kim“. $16,600.000~$415.5oo.
with success on Nancy and it was a' e” ‘3 Maryland, $16,200.000—«335i0,.

poor time when they didn’t drop one . ~
on the R. R. station there. 5003*“ Arkansas, 312.7%,000-4190,‘
l

uth Carolina. $10,000.0{l0

Then i Went ‘to Barsur-Aube. of
which l’ve told you, just at the i311]:
when it looked like the only thing a ' ' . ~
would compel the Ge us to turn, “31°" Kentucky, 53300.000~$3~75.--
North was the South ole. “7e were; U'plt
3" Premixed to-ciear- out in moter- 00
trucks all. we could und‘burn the Y98L' '
But they stopped them. Among otheli
things they threw the 3d American Di-
vision on trains i' nthelr training areas
which was at Bricon and they were
fighting within 45 minutes after they
dammed. _i was at that place only
five 'Ilayswhen. lefitjor the Vosges. l .
told you how we went by‘niotor truck - . ,.

and slept by the side of the road and . . ”it“ , ,_
am a trait: or 200;. trucks went by and ' mm «was oer month
commons without and then it rained 7 p ‘ > ‘

go, New York. $13,500.00!) ---- 81.-

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rest .ol' ‘
yours. so, I .needn’t‘writegit all now.- “
You know what I think of to from’th . .
fact that I went back thereon my own

I had a most enjoyable time -
up there with a little encitement and a.

little work, and made the reputation

made me feel good tohave some 0&1
m m {my retirement
(ion. Wits? I would like new

is {or the Colonel to think that I was (
an expense to the government that

letter I ev'e'l'i '
wrote. but I can't take too much credit,

’ "forkbus'e
reasons" and subsequently sold.

Phil of the M r. m r 9 ‘ vestiges? - Wood haunt-s. ms com w
W“ 88. aoslck. I we}. h“??? anywi" digmit‘on of the c! I)! and flyifgg. . *Ol'lh' $6.00 Ton‘sht ”.79 tvm $1.75. : ' l
1" “‘9 ”'5‘ 0‘ 8m and healthond fields set up during the war as outlin. .._ '.‘onlghl ......... $1.49 _.
impolite on the water but when 1 land ed by .....

Cmbreli were summit.

by
e government and to be retained for,
together“

$8.- ’

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to reuse. because the censor is still on ins ”“33: $313; fen!!!“ “tin-l .- Tonisllt. «ctr ........ '90 Special loo:
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to a productive farm She has "pit to you. as man to man—what has! titer has entirely changed _ the‘.cbsr-' mtsld;téhe‘eli: ggftogagoree: mks; We cost of construction of each ‘ __.. Tonight ...............

‘ ' , .' . ‘ .. deter or the whole allied struggle and . - . i ‘ ' , . ‘ —--—.

ready served her state as deputy treats. that “a" ever-done h."- mp? . has raised the whole war to a loitier “fling" 8‘13 mthliep‘tmtmti and t' "a?! 90mm. Oklahoma. national guar‘l‘ - Geo . rzette Crepe Waters LlQllid Veneer

lurer and as director of the slate. work-l 1'“ Pause" ""“ress've'y' And m. mound of political morality and Prue uc hed‘i? 'mtha oillielt atli'livezo. ndmgustis I " l I lain ( ‘ - pink and white; For defining and polishing fw‘ ~-
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