Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 21 June 1918 — Page 1

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OF VOLCANIC WAVES Pm Dangers Mort Drtadttf by tatt I art Than 8tIsm!o Dlttura ancts at StA. t - Occasional j there appears a great wart iwecping aero the ctlm inrthee of the ocean in thm faircit weather and when no wind ti blowInf. art few erili of tha pa io ba more dreaded than atich a wan. Fortunately theta are rtrj (para, ytt mora than otic a ihlp hu IWAiM o Um linjrular warat pi Mimad to ba aoma dUturbance jrf a roloanio mahira at taa bottom of tha ml- ,Vc4banoe exiat in tha octamlto vwall at on land; in fact, pearly all tfca rtloanoai known art m. or ntar tka aaa coaat. It if eaaj to rat that an nrjhaaval at thu aea bottom, -may itmrt a billow 'at the aurfaof .of tha water, when wt member that hute watee hard been cut; clear croaa tha Pacific ocean to San Pranciico by rolcanic ahaHng ox tha earth on the bordera'of Aaiik : The wojjd under water is zut onlyvthree timae u exteniWe- ai vthat which ia corared only with air, but it jpoeeeeeee many of the aaine great natural phenomena on a ecale which Im perhapa proportionately rait, but of whote' ekiitence we are made aware onjy by inch indication! aa the rolcanio ocean warea that ahipe ocaakmallj encounter. .ru - . .... I LEGISLATORS' PERQUISITES. , Spanish deputier som of whom mm afittttof for a takry, already a Joy certain pririlegee. They are mtijM to frank their lettecp and deputieev howeTer, they hate to pay for refreshment! consumed in the chamber, tha only article supplied gratuitously being barley raga Of thii there la an nr1hTjy 'upply, and lady yyritora to tiW (majrifcar are slwayi presented with a packet of By a June 28th this delicacy, which aertea to the debstiav Savings ounty f UNKIND ihat day o'clock P. First Sweet Thin? Oh. he's aw fully gone upon her, dear, I assure you. He's been praising her beauty to me lor tne lasteten minutes, enlarging upon her eyes, her completion, her mouth Second Sweet Thing Oh, I don't think he could poaaiblj do that, dar TAKES OPTIMISTIC VIEW. Dr. Isaac Pank, one of the members of a well-known book firm, believes, with Dr. Sargent, that Tram have advanced greatly within the last 00 years and that thoy approximate more nearly thr masculine (form and trend of thought Bui be thinks that in the next 00 years there will not be any very great change m this direction, but that the laws which govern perpetuation wilt umit- her ad APOLOGIES TO KIPLING. fLuke McLuke, Cincinnati Enquirer. When the last state has gone Prohibition, and the last town is arid and dry, A'jd the last big town is saloonless, and the last cafe has passed by; We'll get booze, and all we need of it, ami tho sale will never be slack, But we'll hand out a dollar a bottle for a mixture of lye and sheila.

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Buy W. S. S. Thrift War Savings Stamp proclamation of the President, will has been designated as War the Day The citizens of Dubois are expected to pledge or buy bv the quota of the county. At 8 M. of that day meetings will be

held throughout the county at which the

citizens are expected 4;o attend and report the amount of their pledges or purchases At this meeting the names of all persons buying stamps or pledging themselves to buy will be read. The names of those who refuse to buy

f e Im To Pay-Von't Ii? We don't like to annoy a great many of Oir readers by appeals to delinquents to pav u, but itcoFts ruonpy to prepareand maiJ private communications to as many pople as are in arrears with their subscription to the Courier, and hence this way ia the easiest and cheapen and EVERY ONE WHO OWES US SHOULD KNOW WHOM WE MEAN. Our friends who have been reading tie Courier years at-our expenseshouId comider for a little while what itco U to publish a paper like th s. We pay many dollars erery year for paper, ink type, machinery, repairs, gisoliue, coai oil, wood, coal, labor, taxes interest, freight, expresaagp, postage, pictures, cuts and many other things that enter into our expense account, daily, weekly, and yearly. Besides our own time we have to pay all these bills for labor and materials, and we have to PAY THEM ALL PROMPTLY, Because so many of our subscribers owe us oae or more year's subscription, we arb often in need of money to meet cur bills when due. We have wonted hard to make a good paper, and a great many people have irankly told us voluntarily that THE JASPER COURIER is a good weekly new-paper. At any nue, we are assured lhat we have done our part, and we are printing ihis so as to give every delinqueut subscriber to understand that we need what he owes us, and that will make him feel that he should send ui the amount without delay. To pjt it in tLe fewest words possible, we simply conclude by saying Hi Im To M--W1 4 '

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ßU Campaign be read and their names reported to Government. Notices of the meeting

will be mailed to each taxpayer and wage earner. The Government has adopted this plan to definitely determine who is for this government and who is for the Kaiser. There are only two classes of citizens in the United States, patriots and traitors. There is and can be no neutral ground. It is to be hoped that at the close of the W. S. S. Campaign that Dubois County will be reported 100 percent patriotic. Dubois Co. War Savings Committee.

Wfl r e Me. The In, i States is the ad; country in fh? world that ba foun corners," that is to say, a place vhero four states meet. Loo at your atlas und you will seo Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona touching each other. At no other place on the glohe do four states, territories or provinces unite to form such a junction. The spot is on a spur of the Carizo mountains, and few tourists visit it, , U is not easily acces sible ano juiruy uöc&CQ COmp--tively few people think ahout i monument marks it, however, erected bv the srovernment survevort. Te poist ig reached by a trau leaning from the road from the ITavaio oprmgs m uoiorado, m the Ute ervation, to the San Juan river. The Barber's Pole. How many of you can tell why a barber has a red and white striped pole as a sign? In the olden tuna barbers were also surgeons in a Knall way, particularly in the oper. uiee-aiuir. i r E5215C d eration it was necessary for the ria. ?Rj,to SrasP a staff, and the barways kept one ready, as well jSps of cloth for bandaging tha patoe&Fs arm. When the staff was not in use the bandage was tied to It so that they might be together when wanted, and the barber usnalhung them at his door as a sifcn. ä the course st rune, nowever. a Tainted pole took the place at to ux tue one used m tne 01

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The Looms of News. We swing the headlong Looms that weave " The tales of human earth Spun by the troubled continents In agonies of birfch. . We watch the steady-turning globe Upon its spindle hung; Men's lives are as a twisted flax Whose thread to .us is flung, Wi weave! We weave! The sky may rock, iLands pass as smoke away; Wte gather in the warps and weave The Garment of the Day. We braid their bliss, we braid their pain, We braid men's hopes and fears. We knit their silks of joy and make A pattern of their tears. Lo, we are old that once were y ouny ! But never, east . or west, Has one of all the circling suns Beheld- our Looms at rest. The world was vast, the world was dim When first that we were young; And in the half-light of his time Man walked dim fears among. He walked dim fears among, and saw His brothers in the glooms Lurk as half devils till we broke His terrors with our Looms. We snatched the scattered threads and tied The races face to face, We tied the sundered lands that once Stared blind across blind space. We knit men's hates, we knit men's loves, We make the pattern whole Of loves and hates. Behold! 'tis one!

Humanity's great soul. ü ruined towns! Our Wtlern needf Your somber thread of woes

Strike, ravening armies! Flame, 0 fleets! Rise, nations! Rise and spring! High, high above your clamors hark! Our Looms are thundering. JULIUS MUILER.

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How Many? as an American citizen, loyal Hoosier, is plain, definite, and imperative. Your sons and your neighbors' sons are going abroad to fight for their country, their flag, their hqmes and for YOU. They cannot fight without food, shoes, clothes, bread, and bullets. The Government looks to you for the money to buy these things. Your Duty is to lend not give this money. It is more than Duty more than patriotism it is a privilege to buy War Savings Stamps

; Thrift Stamp Week ti May 27th to June 3rd

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