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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
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then you will understand why dys-
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and why It relieves sour. out-of-
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harmless, tastes like candy, though
each dose will digest and prepare for
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TO laxatives or liver pills for bilious
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
GARRISON SAYS IS
LANDS ARE BURDEN
Self-GOVerument Is Urged by Sccre>
tary of War; Promise
Should BE Kcpt.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.-Prompt
passage of the bill to extend the scope
OF self government enjoyed by the
Filipinos was urged today by Secre'
tary Garrison of the war department
as logically the next step in the long
recognized policy of the United States
toward the islanders
The measures preamble. declaring
the purpose of the United States to
grant complete independence when Il
stable government has been set up,
Mr.. Garrison declared to be but re-
iteration of promises made by success
sive Republican administrations.
The secretary appeared before the
senate Philippines committee as the
last witness at public hearings on the
pending bill that have been in prog
ress for several weeks. He had pre-.
pared a statement tracing the Amer
lean policy toward the Philippines
since the Spanish war and explaining
that the present bill, improperly styled
an independence bill'', would provide
merely for a further test of the Fill
pinos capacity for government.
Responding to questions, Mr. Gar
rison said from a military standpoint
the islands were a liability, not an as
set to the United States.
Senator Hitchcock asked Mr.. Gar
rison II he thought the provisions OF
the bill prohibiting polygamy was
wise one. Speaking as a private citi-
zen, Mr.. Garrison replied he did not
believe in attempting to force such
matters upon non Christians No
where I'm ChrisFs sayings, he asserted,
was there any word against plural
marriages or about marriage relations,
although the Israelites had practiced
polygamy during Christs lifetime and
for centuries before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12

paid firemen in 1913 they were shovel.
ing one hundred fewer tons of coal
In 1913 than they did I'm 1890
Lauck admitted that the method
OF arriving at this conclusion seemed
correct, but suggested that factors
which might explain comparison to
the advantage Of the fireman could
be found I'm other statistical exhibits.
We'll come to them later" Sheean
said, lets clear this up first" LauCt
was given Sheean's table to check up
on.
Sheean at another stage OF the cross
examination recounted that testimony
had shown an alleged increase OF ;
per cent In the productive efficiency
OF firemen In the period l909-l9l3.
'As a matter OF fact" pursued the
lawyer. "all OF that increase might
have been gained in l909-l9lO with
out any gain from 1910 10 1913 SO
far as your tables show"
To Quote Officials
ut might have been" replied Lauck,
II is the contention OF the railroads
that the increased productivity OF the
men was cared for in the wage ad-
justment OF 1910, hence Sheeans at
tempt to score "A point on the periods
selected for comparisoin, He insisted
that on any basis of figuring tho
amount Of coal shoveled by firemen
had increased In smaller ratio than
tho increase in rate Of pay to him.
w. S Carter, president Of tho
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemon
and Enginemen, returned to the case
after an absence in Austin, Tex, oc-
casloncd by the death OF his mother
He disappeared from court almost i'm
mediately, however, to prepare what
he promised would he quotations from
the writings of railroad managers
tending to prove the contentious Of
the men.
81 will, among others quote YOU
Carter said, noddng in the direction
OF W. l.. Park, president OF tho
Illinois Central and a member of the
board OF arbitration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12

NCOHtnueu Il rom rage OHe'p
Of the Fifth legislature. The motion
to do so was made by Representative
Paul Nesbitt and seconded by SEN
ator Chase of Nowata.
Cpon invitation Of the joint assem-
bly,, by motion of Luther Harrison,
Lee Cruce, the retiring governor.
gave q brief address.
Invoke Divine Assistance.
Cruce said that he had come to say
goodbye.
-Four years and two days ago" he
said, with my hand upon the last
token that my mother gave me, the
Holy Bible. / took the oath OF office
as governor OF Oklahoma. believe
this is a Christian nation; that there
Is divinity that looks over the des-
tinies of q people. Every day. on
nv knees. / have invoked the aid of
divine power in the task OF govern
ment and for the welfare Of the peo-
pie OF this state. / will leave the Of
flee OF governor with a clear con-
science in the confidence that | have
done what my best judgment die
tated should be done and with an eye
true to my ideals"
At 1880 o'clock Governor elect
Williams, accompanied by Adjutant
General Canton and Colonel Leecratt
OF the governors staff, called on
Governor Cruce in the executive Of
fees, and after an exchange OF felici-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
RAILROAD HEARING
A BATTLE OF WITS
Attorney for Roads Releases
Broadside Of Questions
at Lauck.
TECHNICAL EVIDENCE
Corporations Attorney De
clares Firemen Are Do
ing Less Work.

CHICAGO, Jan. II. 49, An all-day
battle Of wits enllvened the western
railroad wage arbitration proceedings
today. James M. Sheean attorney for
the railroads, discharged quiver full
OF interrogation points At target
composed of the comparative tables
introduced by w J. Lauck, a statis'
tician, placed on the witness stand by
the men.
The arrow struck several times, but
Lauck insisted that the target was
none the worse off thereby. The wit
ness made many admissions calculated
by Sheean to impair the usefulness OF
the statistics, but Lauck clung to his
basic contention, namely that the
compilations made under his direc'
ton never pretended to reach mathe,
matiCal niccty, but to prove that the
whole tendency since the wage arbltra-
ton Of 1910 has been to require more
work Of enginemen on a decreasing
scale Of compensation.
Sheean took up the subject Of in
creased productive efficiency Of fire
men, and as a result OF hurried work
during the noon hour, presented tho
following allegation:
Makes Comparison.
"That If a fireman's productive ef
ficiency can be measured by the
amount of coal he shovels, the ef-
ficiency of the fireman in 1913 was
slightly less than in 1890 Taking
selected number Of coal burning roads,
Sheean stated that for every $1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
Real Business Reign.

"By no inneuendo is IT to be under
stood that we are to repudiate the
prosressiveness OF the past. We stand
for II. what we are to do is to In
sugurste such q system OF effective
business administration as will reduce
the burdens upon the people who sus-
tain government and assure the con-
tinuance OF progressive principles. We
will hold fast to what we have and
preserve them and keep reason
able progressive evelvement by doing
right
I'VE have a right TO expect the
faithful and the friendly and tho
kindly cooperation OF not only ev-
cry Democratic official. but every
member OF the Democratic party. and
we invoke such cooperation on the
part OF members OF every other party.
and every citizen OF this state. With
such a purpose and relying upon the
help OF Him who never errs we com.
NIT ourselves to the work before US
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
No Hangers-On.

"ThOse men. who. in serving the
public, prefer to give more to the state
than they receive from it by way OF
material consideration are the ones
that appeal most to me. We are not
moved to enlist In our country's ser
vice I'm time of war for material con
alteration. In this age OF progressive
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12

Make up your mind before you take your eye off
of this advertisement that you going to be one
of the hundreds joining our club
Save little every week and when Christmas comes
your money will all be paid back to you in lump
sum, plus the interest.
The first payment makes you a member-no fees
no fnes-no fOrfeitureS-nO troubleS-none are
too old-nOne are too young to be enrolled
Act at Once-Join Now
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
Disapproves Spoilsman's Theory.

"The idea that parties and govern.
ment exist as an agency OF the spoils-
man Is utterly at variance with tho
principles OF good government / be-
lieve in party government. Through
the centuries of popular government
political parties have been great
agencies in framing and promoting
measures that were essential for the
promotion and preservation OF human
liberty and human happiness. Po>
liticsl parties, when kept within their
proper bounds, are the agencies by
which voters believing I'm certain prin-
ciples of government, and having q
common purpose In putting those prin.
ciples into practical governmental
means principles and measures are
the controlling force and not individ-
ual exploitation or ambition. Hence,
II IL essential that party's real
friends should be put on guard in ad-
minlsterlng government.
mot only should the friends OF q
political party be put on guard, but
wherever practical. the real friends Of
the head of the party entrusted with
the administration OF government
should be associated with him; for
there is a human equation in the
evolVement of government for the bet
terment Of humanity. Those closely
associated In the furtherance OF the
administration OF government feel
more inclined to make personal sac
rifices for success, being more likely
to be imbued with It's ideals and pol
icies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12
"Red Tickets" And Gold:
Braid PredOminated

Continued From Page One.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
gliciisc 3rutcitparaoc scsem ublanc
@cietc" III Ghicaap.

Gbicago, 8. 9Iop. Sic Gcsner
bes 8irtbldaftsldlulies ou gonntasen
ocranltalteten eeitern cil1esRaiienparae
Sc, I'M ibrem MibfoIlen bariiber ansz
lbruf gil geben, baB @labpr Sbontplon
por nidt LANCER 3eit ser Yoli5ci Sic
Grber segeben bat, bic g8trtbIdaften
on spnntasen seldlloNen gu balten
Sic Earabe fanb inter Sen @uipi5ien
Ser @ereinisten Gelellldoften fit To-
fale Gelbitre9ierll1s itatt. Sic 3abl
Ser Sbeilnebmer lpiro bon 8eamten
bieier gereinigune allf 101,47O angez
geben, tppbpn 32,930 morld]irten lnb
6S,540 fubre11.
Sic Ser. @eiellldaften ieben iih
|alls 925 @ereinisun9en 5ulanrmel, in
benen !. 16 peridiebeue stotipuolitaten
berteten lt,1o. sic baben itets tbdtise1
slntbeil an Ser lpfalen Eplitif genon1S
men uno Iiah fir perlDnli6e Sreibctt
eingetreten. Ser Gereini9un9 9ebDren
9eutlde, Gelterrciher, llnsarn, slmcz
rttatler, 91taller, Sml1eller, So9n1en,
Golcr, 8umanen, Suben, aroaten,
|S6neben, gdipei5er, 9auel1, 9fprlpez
get nnb Srlanoer nn. @nn slusidnliiz
cfllngel1 Ser tmtlcnoe,1 bon @agen unb
slufon1obilen mar Mbitanb eenpnmen
lporoen, bose9en purnen 5ahlreide
Banner 9etragerL auf bcnen bic 8alz
lerappltel unb iprntige Sanatifer nid1t
gerabe nit Sdn1eidelnan1en belc9t
lpurben. Mapor 5bnmplpn batte Dte
@inlabung, sic 9iebue ab5unebmen,
abgeleb,1t gs oauerte ldngcr al5 5lpet
Gtl1nben, bis Ser lebte SllB9dnger ser
Garabe an Ser i'm Grant Horf errid1z
tcten Sribiinc porbein1arldirt iuur. Sic
SnBgdnger lparcn nad Natipnalttaten
9etbeilt ltno picle tru9en Die sSattoz
nalfpltiinc ibres 6cinlatbsldnpes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09

1ben aiilte patrpuillirte, bon 5ipci Cor
pebps BON einen l1nterleebopt gctrpffen
lrnp ging 1ltlter. Salt bic 9an5e Mannz
lbaft ipmr0e gercitet.
Sic llnbine mar Elm ge56Ibter&reltz
ger bon 2672 Sonnen unb i'm Sabre
1901 BON Der 6oipalDt @erft in &iel
sebout. Sic geipaff1l1ne beitano aus
5ebn Al 5olligen geldiiken llno 5lpei
5prpeoprDbren. Sic @elabltng 5ablte
cttpa $50 Mann.
8n l9aricn Bat grpbe Ibz
liG ten.
8erlin, 8. Sob (9rabtlos pia
saDbille.) Soleenber 9epelc6enipehlel
8ipil6en bem bul9arildcn @eneral sSez
coff nnb Dem Yrelr,ier 91aboslabpff anz
ldbli6 Ser groberllng bon geildJ ipiro
bon Der l1eberlee Mgettur bcribtet.
Secpff iagte:: u9aad beftigcm unb
blutigcm &anpf ipl1rbe sic SSeltun9
gii6 erobert anD bie bllgarilhe Slaoz
&c allfse5oge11, Tim fir i1n11er ait bleiz
be11."
9abpslaboff antiportete: .2ie @inz
11abne bon gGld, tpp ltnlere National~
flasge fir inrmer sur @bre bes 3aren
ln1b ieiner 9bualtic, unb gum 9fubme
Der bulgariihen Mr,nec fpeben iDirb,
bat min llno ll1eii1en &DGegen grpBe
Sreuoc bereitet.~
Sic 8 on bpner I'm Of nu.
2pnb On. s. gapb. Sic omerifani<
lde @ote iiberippg belttc Sic @riegsz
nadridten ltnb lit Sic ipidtig5te oiplo<
ntatil1e Srage felt Mpnaten. gs ipirb
lpabrlheinlid) ninbeitens 5lpei 8oden
banernL cbe bie slntipprt enttporfe,1
ipirp.
gpn1 8alfan ipirb bie@innabme bon
sc I'll mas beri9tet, elmer Set
lpidtt9ifell ierbilbel1 5tdbtc, mas Sic
9elebllng ber 3ipeiglil1ie l1DrbIid bon
sfiib nad 11ldiba nabe Ser bpsl1iiden
@ren5c bebclttet. Cine grpBe 81 n :
Is q y DO II " 8e q ne en- II, 1O@eS
ldiibc llno biel &rte9sn1ntcrial fiele,l
in bic 6anbe ber 9elttlbeu (slrmee
@allipib.
8ier ,neloet Sic aon5entrirltng bon
100000 06ann in Ser 5er5egpipina
sur Snbuiipn Mpntcnegrps.
Sic Nnlien leben lire gn9riffe alf
sic belttIcbcn 1tnb Dltr. ssror1tc11 fort,
ani6eineno nit ipenig grfols, aber lie
pcrbinbern Sic 9e1tlden llnb 9eitreiz
eber 0od, lire @interquartiere bor3us
bereiter.
9ieStaliener babcl1 Sen 8crg gnl ST
2ara acnpmmen, aber bltrd) Sen Dltr.
@eeenongriff ipieber perlorcn.
Ser ltnterleefrieg ipirb fpieber leb<
bafter. Gin britilhes II @pot berz
Ierfte i'll Sen Office Ben be1ttlden@relt<
ser l1nbire, ipelder eil1en bellt11en
Sdbrbalnpfcr esfprtirte, ipdbrel10 sic
9entI6en i'm D&ttel1uccr ntebrcre briz
tilbc Sampler 5erItDrt 6aben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
81 RI e I e /.

8erlin. (3robtlos biagoppil(e.)
Ser Getailpreis fin g6ipeinefleil6 in
Berlin lit auf 10 Gents bas gefunb gez
fallcn, neil bor sSntraftIeblng bes
WagilnalpreiIes 5ll erpBe 3ufuGre1l
nad Berlin 9efonuncn linb.
gerlin. 9ielise 3eituneen jubeln
iiber Die grnennllllg bon gfu(ltbis gum
9ricdildenYremier. Sic meilcn barauf
bin, oaB Der arie9sniniiter, set Sic
9cmpelei NIT geni3efos battc, I'M Mmt
geblieben lit llnb 0aB Ser eil15ige neue
Winilter, Ser fir llnterric1t, ais 8eg~
ner bon @eni5elps befannt lit.
2on 5 o n. Sem 8eilpiel Ser guz
narb So. folaeno, fat auh Die @bitez
ltar : 2inie beutc an9efiinoist, baB lie
feine Iusipanoerer bon n1ilitdrpf(idtiz
gem sllter lnebr bcf6rbern iperbe.
81 o III. 9as Rnrlalnent tpirb lid am
/. 9e5ember ipieber perlan1meln nnD
ipabrideinli9 cine gsode togen. grz
ipartet miro, bab es Der Resierung fir
cine lpeiterc Eerio0c @ollmadt 5l,r
arie9fiibruns crt0eilen lpiro.
8arts. Scr beuti9e pffi5ielle
&riegsberidt iagt einfad: uNidts
Neues. Ser britiid)e aricssrtiniiter
2orb aitdener bat auf Ser 9ur9reiie
bier nit Hremier @riano, afiegsminiz
tier @alIieni ltno General ,soffre tpnz
ferirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
MmtrifQnii@e 9iote at Mlbion 00s GrtiQnib
Oe5 Sagts,
Wer. staaten erbebem itarfem Yroteit geaen Ger=
lebun8 nentraler Nc1te,
ltno erfenuen Die britiide 8lofaoe nidt ulebr an.
Altrte Sppmacn gan6cn,
Spbn fpmm

te 1rpragc 1T aber nfe Sen nobon goe6-
orld 9eben pro gnglanb 8lndabe SctIhonSs nht
pnrdfubren a9 Der anfcr Guardian g sa1bel Ser
Nufralen neht 1perren oirfe Ntnr Sesember
errarfe H. g haben au ipieoer cine fn @adelei Geuz
ano Sorbern SrelaImg 5u gcfapen 1iiie5 Sax
amaba = Spee 9rotcInpte gran5 geger gon 7isia6rioc
anert aorncrne nbt Sic sr6bte Nber ucrt6pe S6r
ert6 ou 1913 0aonen Gours eeidatt Micg 9aaoe ir So
mere o se9en Sonnta9mang in Chicago le6er S5ez
nebmer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
Sl III + q : q I ire.

Ser Ditr. Geihdft5trager Baron
3lpioinet ilberreihte oeln Sefretdr2ans
ing bertc Die forltIide 8enadridtiz
gung bon Ser slbberufung pes ST.
Slln,bu opnt bieii9en gotihafterppiten.
Sic bon oer anerit. Hesiermg eefors
bert lpuroc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
DIR 9tniIeuIdyrcf.

u'So6en Sic ifon 9ebort iagt
6err 2ebmaull in Berlin sic 9fll.
len lpollen nod adt Wtillionen Sol
outen eIlberlrell.
linn @ottesfuillen ruit S5err
Sdnl5e no lollell mir Die oenn
ale lulterbringen?"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
Scr arpi,c Gl1mp.

3ls probIte1t fred init aueitct aic-
fern,
9tlm fal1rit on's lelber nicft mcbr
idaffelt
ltllo ldBt Sir Wllutition ltlrb @aifell
@onl ltrift nelltralell Oal1fec liefcrly
Stol5es g;n9lan0!
SD fauf' mir, lpos id, bral1d) gum
Streiten;
Sd faltf mir oles 0ie 5pIbatell,
@ift, golfer, Tlaggel1, Monpfaten
Die Silber=&ugelll Die entlbeiocn /.
Stol5es gnglano!
slus Sag miro 9sadt, aus n5eltte nlor-
gell -
britannia 1uas treibIt, apas t6ult 6ll?
Die 'Silbcr=<aeln ielbcr ,nlllbt blt
9(lld) oie lllnl lbei bert Wallfee bprgel1,
Stol5cs @nglan0l!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
6erbieu nQbe5n auagefe9t,
1 -
9e"tid'e b Z araie'Oas seaon''uen
s0t gaueuoeu bon @eia, llno peeu, arieqsmaterial
Rr,tie,pab 8enontn,e,t
Niit gauleubeu bon @eia.
lluo bielem &riegsmaterial,
Mt bcr Sitfrpnt id)an5cn sic 9cmtiA,

llnb a1en c @ren i@ nit bee6den A9rffn gbe uunen
Selder tnbabtren eb gaotencgro 2ebbaftcr neefriq-
le1ner Deulder &rn5cr ltbnc Sfec iem II gnp
ppbrt 2agegen cine gn5abl sr6Berer brilber 9anp bon
Deltdcn gppen Nttemr Wllp1cn gnh nm
erldfe I'M ruidcn &riessamt gtidc frilreu lire Mc
9ermg - 81 &a5ler 2prebnrn propbt Mcboltpn gen Ser
&r1e9 nod an9e oauert no 2orb @lner erfr brtet
friegsberie fir ugebpftcrt" sngt bab Sic bud6e gerihc
gaubtpirbiger leen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-09
y II t tp ort BON @nglano DO L
g cit q hr criu q rtet.

u cit "a br cripa Ute t.
Ser Hralioent lub Setr. 2aulinq
lalen beutc Die &pnrn1entare anertfaz
nilfer uno tritiider 3eitltngcn iiber
Die lestc on @nglono 9eridtete 9lote
llno erluorten Bic @irfltng. sic oas
2pflrment allf Die britiide 8e6anplung
oes neutralen Seebanoel5 boben miro.
sotId]after Sage hat nod nicbts bon
Dem ginortf 6eridtet, Sen Die gfote
auT Sos britiid]e sluslp. slnlt gen1adt
bat. Son sic anerifanilde Sd]iffz
fabrt in 2 .radt fomnlt, iperben Sic
Ser. Staot forton oie brttiide glo~
faoe als lptrflom ltnb u1gultig be-
tradten. aarsos, Die feline 8anntpuare
(&ontrebol oe) iinb, iperDen bon Ser
uud ipena lie Sireft ober
iiber 11eutrale 2dnber nod 9eutld,z
lanh poer at1heren Qinbern beitin,lut,
|iinb, Bic G5robbritunniens Seinpe Iiap5,o
iperoen bon Der Hesierltts iebt lls'
0imnuitl faaalrfuitbar" betru1tei.
Sic 5uitdnbigen 8ealntel1 bier beben
beionbers Ben sroBen 5anbe[ berbor,
Sen gnglanb nit nelttralen 5dfen unz
ter6dlt nit beneu 6anoeI Su tretben
Sen amerif. grporteurs perbpten lit.
Sic biciieen allirteu Siplpntaten
bpffel1, bab Der Strettfoll feline afltte
@enouns nebmen lperoe S1 oeutI9en
areilcn rerben Sic amerifouiIhen Mr=
gllnlente fit nollig gelllno ltnb pDlferz
red)tlld1 gefertlgr gebalten. Sl1oehen
iino Sic 8ean1ten Ser beutlhen Bot
itoft nebr oarar intereliirt, mas
Die Ser. Staaten tbnn werbe1,
Inn lire Inlicften ourdSulesen.
Sic slntlport uuf Sic Hote lpiro I'M
9dufe oes 9esembers erlpartet, ieben=
fall5 ppr sfeltiabr.
Sic grobea eaprncrnte.
Sic hiesiobriee aornernte Der Der.
Staaten irar bic lnertbppIlite, oie ie
9elnahIen lit. Nad) Sen om /. 91pben1z
6er oen Sormern besabltet EreiIeu
fatte lie einen gSertb bon uabe5u
6ipet vSillionen" 9ollars, ober genall
81 1913, ,025, 900.
sln @robe ltebt lie lllr Set Netoroz
ernte bonn Sabre 1912 etlpas nadJ. Sic
oiesiabrise G'eiarmternte betragt
5000, 500, 900 Sulbels, poer 34 sNilz
ltpnen @lt. lpellieer ols i'm Sabre
1912.
Ser Sllrchihnittsertras per slcre
lrur 2S,3 @llbels.
S tel Der cine Soacf.etei III i t
Seutldlano
Sohhafter 8eruro nnrbe angetpiez
lcn, gegen Sic Seitboltllns oes amertf.
Se9ellfiffes Tab Of 9alnaba" gu
prptelriren. 9ieies Sdliff !par 5uerit
pun einem engltlden ariegsidiff gefa=
'pert lno lpuroe oann militant Ser Eriz
Ienn1unnlhnft bon eiuent oeutlhen IL
Boot abAefangen. Gns pe,ttld1c Eriz
|Iengcridt III Som6rrg eutIdico, bub
nas Sd)iff fri!ber fnnnotld) mar
ltno Die llebcrtragung inter ameritHez
glitter lpdbreno oes Strie9es uneeleelih
mar. Sos Sd1ifi lpar nit Sallmpoae
filr Hllblono belaoen.
9os leste gyurt in Ser
9llm ba q ffaire.
Ser Ditr. @elhdft5trd9er garpu
3lpipinet iiberreiehte Dem Sefretar2anz
ling belltc oie f0rrnlide genadridtiz
gung bon Ser gbberlflng pes ST.
9lm1bu opn bieii9ell gotihafterpplten.
oie bon ser amerif. He9ierlmg 9efors
Bert lpuroc.
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