Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1919 Page: 2 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT—SHERMAN, TEXAS.
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Monday, May 5, 1919
muuku Dili y MMflCRAT
- SHERMAN. TEXAS.
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<4». -ft Jk K. CL .HUNTER, Publisher*.
AUTOMOBILE MANNERS.
m " Tim- people who 1i iM efiqwl IxHrtis
hate not «*> far got out any code of
automobile manners. lint perhaps ill
I »• A IIUOBUCIB. Hull *AU*'HI It lllil HIK'l F. I HI I }N'IUiI|r>
EfiTABI '.SUED 1879._them* linrrled times people do not read
Entered at the poatofflce «t flbtf- ‘'tittHef book* tiny more. Hut anyway
•MU «* mail matter of the second Uteri* are certain basic principles of
rlsss according to act of Oongresa fggaS manners, tliaf should !>e applied
_,_! to new developments of modern life.
Sfelepfeone* ............,.110 and 111 The use of the automobile hits had
the effect
AesoriiOcd Prao* me ericer ro upset eeriaiu people's j
The Associated Press is exchwWely i,u'«* ,,f «lm< '.mstitutes, mannerly
entitled to the use for repnbllcatlon conduct. 1----------------------
An. Ail rights of ......
hpeclfll dispatches herein
•erred.
In ordinary life tliese (ample
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this imjrtr I I|f
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repoblleatloh of'*1"1 »h,> fw,r ,lu*t •» "m «,,f
entinen ro ine uee ror repumioaiion m reanv
all neorB dispetciwa credited to it or may l>c courteous, ltut when they get ;
Dot otherwise credited in this paper ;|)t ( ||](1 they, seem obsessed
'had also the local news pnblished here'! -
are also se- ahead of them, or get away from them
I some preadnee to which they are;
Mail enhaoribers changing locations
should give the former address as well If they scour a. shade closer to n
as the new one. Subscribers served by i.-orner than a ear Coming from the
carriers will jdeaee assist the man- ,tl!f(.r[ujj street, they will rush ahead
■genmpt In rendering good j ........... Ul fw j
mrtItyinK; the"'S^Thout' V^egu- ri,““ ** I**1* *° *° fiM
'aritlee and omissions.
Any enoneous reflection upon the
SbaMcter, lauding or reputation of
.any person, firm or corporation which
may appear in the columns of the
Democrat will 1k> gladly corrected tip-
on it being brought to the attention df
the rrablMher* ■
WHAT WON THE WAR.
One writer says pants won Ihe \v»r,
because many women arul girls put. on
overalls nnd went to the factory and
battle line driving nuibiilanees. 1
Another contends that it was the
arrogance, and mis token of the Kaiser.
Another will say the blockade of food.
There ware many things contribut-
ing to the terminal ion of the wiir,
and «we might enumerate Just a few '■
Prayers, bullets, money, food, ships,
man .power, invention, courage, diplo-
mu(\v, airships, suit chasers, the. Brit-
ish and American navies, powder, Bed
dross, the phytHcian, the surgeon, the
Hal vat ion Army, find truss and sev-
eral other coordinate enterprises. An-
other will say music, that martial
music Inspire- the soldier to venture
into tile places where heroes are nettl-
ed, ns music soothes .und aids the
«ick and wounded to forgetfulness
While nature ami science work upon
the body.
Premier Orlando's fine Italian Uapd
is more like a clubbed fist.
Tims far the only transatlantic ro|wj ||,ls would mean, as me rreai-
fUgbt has been that of the imaglua- ,,0i|,ts out. that the Bohemians.
at... f]»><MAwLtnd. (tin ILiiininnt'ing mill
tlou.
Presently bolshevism will get tired
of chasing its tail uud will lie down
pud go to sleep.
' Lenin nnd Tratzky are said to 1h»
looking for a place to go. There is
Frequently tlicy misjudge the distance
or sliced and an accident results.
In their borne life tliese same people
Would probably la* very scrupulous to
rise when a lady enters the room, and
they would always insist on passing
through a door last. But the spirit
seeiu* gone when they get out at a steer-
ing wheel. They blow their horn vio-
lently when approaching a crossing,
as a notice to everyone to wait until'
they get by. it is of course easier for
the pedestrian to slop and start then i
for a big motor. Yet the drivers who
ooioe down a street slowly do not
lum* to ask everyone to yield for them.
These remarks do not apply to the
majority o'f drivers, who carry out on
the road the same spirit of courtesy
thal they exercise in their homes.. But
it does fit a lot of people who ought
to know^bel ter, and who do not realise
how boorish an appearance they are
making. If they could understand
liow' objectionable they are made by
their bail manners, their pride would
compel an instant change of attitude.
WILSON'S ITALIAN VETO.
President Wilson's - decision in re-
„jrd to Flume will go far toward re-
establishing public confidence in the
Integrity of the Pen.ce Conference.
What the effect may he in Italy we
do not pretend to know, but certain it
Is that recognition of Italy's claims to
Fiume would have laid the founds,
tious of another war.
Italy already lias Trieste. To have
given ¥Tuiiie to the Italians would
have been to grant them the only re-
maining port oil the. Adriatic which is
the terminus of a standard-gunge rail-
road. This would mean, as the l’resi-
nowhere but. out.
Every time one pays that tax on
soda water ouO will passionately con-
demn all future Wars.
It appeurs that the Italian parlia-
ment lias endorsed the attitude of Sen-
ator Lodge in regard to Fiume.
Berlin is said to l.e taking up the
fox trot. It is several years belli ltd,
as usual, but at that the fox trot beats
the goose step.
There is a terse, epigrammatic, con-
vincing quality about victory notes
that makes than desirable reading.
Buy one today.
It looks a little as if tlmt welcome
bjr the mayor of Sioux City, la- to the
I. W. tV. National convention in his
etty wa* his farewell.
The name of the Wilson hotel in
Flume has been changed to the Hotel
Orlando. But, it is to la* expected, the
service is just as taul.
Maybe Japan at the peace tdble
feela that there has .notjbeen a suffic-
iently ctroag example of Christ inti
forliearanet* shown her to warrant
emulation.
Whisky may not be manufactured in
Hie United States, last the war dewl-
. oped several new and potent kiuds of
Ipts that should bring all the old time
reaction*
(lie Hungarians, the Roumanian* nnd
till* States of the new Jugo-Slav group
would la* cut off from access to tin*
serf. Their commerce could exist only
by favor of the Italians.
As for Italy's claim to Flume, they
were improvised after the war Was
won. Even the aphlmis Treaty to Lon-
don did not recognize them and al-
though the Italian -Government insists
that the population of the City of Fl-
ume is wore than half Italian, the
suburbs are not Italian, the hinterland
is not Italian and the eotnnuToo that
fiuda it* outlet in Flume is not Italian.
The Italian Government is undoubt-
edly hi an unfortunate position. 1>V
reason of President Wilson’s decision.
It has carried on.a vigorous propagan-
da at home in behalf of Its Fiume de-
mands and lias Omitted nothing that
could appeal to the spirit of. Italian
imperialism. It is now compelled to
meet the public opinion that it has
aroused and must find a way out of
tiie predicament tlmt it created for it-
self.
Threats that.the Italian Govern-
ment will make a sepamle peace with
< lonnany need not be taken seriously.
Although the Germans were largely in
control of Italian'finance and Italian
industry previous to the war, the fu-
ture or Italy does not lie in an un-
derstanding with u beaten and bank-
rupt Genuauy. The United State* and
Great Britain are not only’the most
powerful hut they lire, the most help-
ful friends tlmt Italy can have, and
however bitter Italian disappointment
nmv he over the President's attitude
toward this exploit In Adriatic imperi-
alism. Italy lias nothing to gain by j
trying to bulk the peace of the world, j
A peace that gave Ftmm* to Italy!
could have been oUty a paper iieaee, j
and the.-work of tiie congress would i
have been nullified before the ink was
dry on the parchment, i ,
It could not iusw* l«u a, pleasant
task that President Wilson hat} to per-
form, but the, world owes him a debt
of gratitude for-the courage lie dis-
played ill dealing with this vital ques-
tion of principle.—New York World.
IH)\TS FOR YOUNG .MOTHERS.
AH lirnmijljmija had been made
for christening the “Tennessn'" with
clmmpagne la-fore the protest of the
Governor of that dry state bad been
received. It was too late. They had
started the cork.
Mi-* Vernon Castle has married
again, which she has a lawful right
ro do; will qnlt danclug lait wants to
stay in the movies. Her husband is
Hie sou of a lualti-milllouaiie, and may
be a reel fino cateb, but we don’t
know anything about him sinte he has
not beeg ruminating in-Texas society.
The German emissaries will receive
the documents containing tiie terms of
peace this weok. There will Wifely be
coun'ter notes asking for lighter de-
mands and as much delay as possible.
‘ No speecb-maldng or debating will be
allowed. Every overture must be sub-
mitted to writing. The dead line
on .time should be draw n In which sig-
0 nateries should oorne across and try
to get through to time for Wilson to
II get home tp ett watermrions and cele-
brate the Fourth of July. 7 j
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Umi’t kiss the baby oil the moutli or
fRImv your friends ti) do so.
I lou t give sootiiing syrupe to the
cross baby.
Don’t give "patent” cough mixtures
for a cough.
Don’t fait to secure the best milk
you can afford to buy.
Don’t allow flies lo rest or feed on
baby’* bottle or nipple.
Don’t fail to wash- 'dhe liottle and
nipple liefore feeding tiie baby.
Don’t fail, after feeding Imliy to
wash Witte and nipple. Don’t let the
milk liottle stand abont, off the Ice.
Don't fail to keen the baby’s food,
when prepared, on tiie lee.
Don't fail to feed lmby at regular
intervals, day and night.
Don’t let the baby use a “pacifier."
Constant sucking of a dummy tent
causes deformities and Interferes with
Iwb.v's growth.
Don't neglect the daily care of
bully's mouth—wash out with boric
acid after ea<-h feeding.
Don't excite tiie Imliy—esiieclally
liefon* sleeping time or after eating.
Don’t rock the lmby to steep.
Don’t let any one sleep with the baby.
’Don't let tia- lsiliv sleep in the sun
with light shining into its eyes.
Don’t overdress the baby, aiul in
summer avoid wool near (lie skin.
Don’t pick up very young babies
without supporting the hack..
Don’t neglect to bathe the baby
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on the table
the children have all
they want on
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Karo is pure—the thick,
rich and delicious syrup
for pancakes, waffles
and hot biscuits,
Thesfe Are Three Kinds Of Karo
“Crystal White”—in the Red Cart; “Golden Brown”—
in the Blue Can; “Maple Flavor”—the new Karo with <*:
plenty of suhetance and a rich Maple Taste —in the
Green Can.
IMPORTANT TO YOU— Every can of Kara is marked with exact weight
in pounds of syrup contained. Do not be misled by packages of similar
size bearing numbers only and having no relation to weight of contents.
jP**5^. S5xty‘cight page ^’orn Products
Cook Book—endorsed by Oscar
of Waldorf-Astoria, New York. Beautiful illustra-
tions, recipes easy to follow. It is free. Write us
today for it. , .
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
P. O. Box 161 . New York City
daily. lu gtijmuei' fivetuent dips
help.
Don't fail to glean all folds of skin
and powder well. Don't let a wet bib
Or'WfH cap string clmfe baby's nek.
Don't ktx’p baby in the house;
fresh atf Is necessary for growth.
Don't permit flies to bother baby
when stooping; use a net.
lhMl't fat) to sewn in the windows,
particularly hi the uurscry, against
flies ami insects.
Don't forget that bnbl< s mtrscrfl liy
their mother's milk and given plenty
vaiitagi‘ over otiicrs in escaping diar-
rhoea, puciimmiia and ,, ( litldrcii's in-
fections.
Don’t expect! r. fiutri. .;e-li
tboron clilyy and eons ant!y.!‘
Don't forget that a mother Who
thinks ln r milk is not right or suffi-
cient for her baby may swore medical
advice on how to improve it in both
quality and quantity—she should eon-
suit her iirlvate pliysielau.—Bulletin
of the New York Department of
Health.
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In tin* wliolef ield of medicine the.ro
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cuts, wood* sprains, burn*,
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New York. Jlay r, -"Tex” Ricknr-1,
who hss nrraogod for a clwinpionsliip
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Jcs- Willard, the title holder, anil
Jack Dt'tnp.-.ey, ciinlleuger. on July A*
aanouni cd nj<on his arrival yefdkfdr.y
from Toledo Unit he had not df-Idtsi
Sold by II. L- Sheehey. ni&wy' hixiu « for Hie contest,!
would announce today wlicre the boat
will tak? place.
Almost the Same.
"The baseball player you pointed
out to me is at* ugly mug."
“Ill* isn’t a mug kt all: he’A a pitch-
er."—-Baltimore American, M
Take Yotir Lunch
With Us Today—you’ll find just what you
want, cooked just right.
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