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The sun., 1916-10-01
OLEARY REPLIES HOTLY
Quotations wilson's America nism In
Accusing Telegram IN.

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.--Jereminh Dlrary,
whose vote President Wilson does no,
want according to a message sent To him
by the President and made public last
night. sent a bitter telegram to tho
President to-day, charging him with in
Erection. with attempting 20 divide
Americans into racial and religious
groups and with upholding policies sun
rcrsiye TO the IN erests OF America. IN
part. O'Leary wired:
In your telegram Of yesterday you
nave eradcd every question that | raised.
IN acting thus you have followed your
usual method of carrying ON Ii con,io-
rersy. Now o seek. by an indirect
charge OF disloyalty-a charge which
YOU dared not directly make--to csca pc
the questions which you cannot answer.
Il challenge comparison. both hy
heredity and environment, of my lifo and
antecedents with yours. While three Of
my uncles were dying in defence Of the
Union, those OF your kin who dared to
light were struggling to destroy IL. II
has remained for YOU to break new
ground as a President and to seek to
divide your countrymen into racial au,i
religious groups. The word hyphenate
aas never heard In American public life
until o coined Il to insult your hosts.
real Americans OF Irish blood, az thu
'edicstion of the Commodore Bury
monument IN Washington.
Now YOU speak Of disloyalty? What
10 you mean? Dlsloyalty 20 America ur
iisloyal,y 10 England" II the first. I
hrow the charge back IN your tee II 4,
{ the second. l call your attention to the
historical fact Of the Revolution, which
he fathers thought had delivered US for
Ill time from England. stand. as men
II my blood always stood. In favor Of
america as against every foreign Power.
% you?
II charge that your foreign policies.
our Mexican entanglements. your a..
ion on the Panama canal. your failure
o sustain American rights. your truck
ing TO England. your approval OF war
oans. and OF tho munitions traffic are
The sun., 1916-10-01

mir. koelble has rallied every German
American society In CT. ater Sow YORK
IN 1reland's behalf. At "a meeting in
Maennerchor Hal or Friday night Nv
koelble announced that as n result ~
German efforts at the bazaar and to
show and sham England $40. O0U
would be transmitted to tic Emerald
Isle. Tho entire receipts Of lrish and
German cooperation will he devoted to
the relief OF the families and dependents
OF the so-called martyrs.
The sun., 1916-10-01

men who have been consulted. There is
no concealment. even by themselves
whose attorneys they are. They have
talked to me. / know exactly what they
want. have declined to give 4; to
them. n now they are going where
they think that they can get II. And
there Is evtry indication. on tho surface
at any rate, that their ejaculation Is
well founded.
Negotiations Are I'm pc ed.
There Ia n more serious aspect even
than that. There Is all immediate re-
suit OF this thing. my fellow citizens.
From this time until the seventh ~ No
rember 1t is going TO be practically i'm
possible for the present Administration
10 handle any critical matter concern
ing our foreign relation. because all
foreign statesmen are waiting to sec
which way tho election goes, and, In the
meantime. they know that settlements
VIII be inconclusive.
The conference which is being held
with regard TO Mexican Affairs Is en-.
oarrassed every day by the apparent evil
dence which is being produced that hos
tility to Mexico Is being traded upon BY
one OF the great political parties. These
gentlemen may reconcile these influences
with patriotic purpose. but 1t Is difficult
Tor all OF US to do so."
Then the President reviewed the leg.s-
latve accomplishments Of his Admins
.rauon. expressing a suspicion that the
Republicans would be we'll enough salts
ned with the Federal Reserve. Rural
Credits. Tariff and Merchant Marine
boards II they could name the men on
them.
"For example," he said, III you want
certain things to happen. select the most
eminent. II may be the most honest. COR
p ration lawyer In the ountr and put
him on the Supreme Court. His charac-
ter 10 not going to fail you. He may
have as good "A character as any man
who ever lived. but his training Is go'ng
to determine everything hat he sees.
You do not ave to do these things cor
ruptly; you only have TO 10 them as
tutcly."
lie HAS No Use for wall street.
The President said the Treasury De-
partment has been conducted better than
ever before from the point Of view OF
the people. that the nations money has
been put closer to the people who need II
and further away from Wall Street. or
the gentlemen In Wall Street." he said.
81 would have you understand that I am
very much prejudiced against them as
they are against me. No. not ~prejudiced,
but aware"
He salt the old secret lobby has dis
appeared during his administration,
which has inconvcnienccd the interests.
Two years 60. In the Congressional
elections. he declared. some Of he mos;
distinguished leaders" OF the Republican
party spoke very indiscreetly. telling the
49,. ,t-,s .A 49, -..l.l ,y..
a business administration adding that
the nation wanted to return to the good
old days OF Mark Hanna"
The Republican party has returned "a
~Ifanra's methods. lie asserted. II has
put his lieuteuants In the saddle.
The sun., 1916-10-01
$50 LeuYc on Hoe a IN beau,

The Rochambeau OF the French Line
sailed Yesterday afternoon with the
largest nrst cabin passenger list Of the
season, having $50 travellers. Among
them Was Mrs, Pasdu,le Amato. wife Of
the grand opera singer, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobart futile OF Paterson. soing
abroad to DO hospital work on the French
front.
The sun., 1916-10-01
TAMMANY Is READY
TO INDORSE WILSON
Plans Demonstration at state
Committees Conference
Tomorrow.

The Democratic State committee when
II meets In the Hotel Knlckerbocker to-
morrow TO select Presidential electors
for New York will do tho right thing
by WILSON Tammany leaders said last
night. There Is 20 be a "rousiug Endorse.
ment' Of the Wilson Administration.
Tammany. wtich is the dominant in
Nuence In the state committee. has no
love for Mr.. Wilson. the leaders .ad-
mit,ed. The President will not get an in
dorsemen, because Of any love Tsmmany
has for him, but because TO omit indorse-
ment might excite comment. and Tam.
man. Is q stickler for regularity.
Judge Seabury. however. not President
Wilson, will he the hero, The candidate
for Governor II expected TO attend the
meeting and his Endorsement will be
more rousing than hat whica The state
committee will accord TO Wilson. Will
lam +. McCombs. the candidate FOR
United States senator. also will lie in
dorsed.
The sun., 1916-10-01

'"'. ~ only ono choice as against
'''., ''I That Is war, Some OF the
'.''.''. o.! mat party. a very great
'''1 10y we supporters Of that party,
3 declare hat they want war,
-'H. '.' certain prospect OF the sue.
.'ss ~! 'r. Republican psrty ia that we
,.' he drawn, In one form or Other
'n' 'nh'o'lments II tho European
ga nat 70 IN. south OF US the
- OF 'e tinted States will be used
!" pToGl'e n liaxico the kind Of law
go org winch Eoms American invest
~ 2 Men 0 consider most TO their Cd.
vantage,
,,, ~ u"' ma that anybody else's
.onise' Is taken In re-pect OF IN. nol,cv
.'t 'n' ron1try should pursue with re.
- N'S!co except those who ha We
S.lt.'o acted ss the councillors for the
se'1 interests In Mexico. Tho whole
""''v IL acquainted with the gentle.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18

WIG Reynolds and wife and O
s. COday mOtOrrd to Mountain
Grove yesterday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
A BIG DEAL in
MERCHANDISE .
AT SPRINGFIELD
chas. II. Heer Dry Goods
Company Purchases En-
tire Stock Of Mehl &
Anderson Company

U'rom the Springfield Leader
recording the largest single
mercantile transaction ever made
between firms. of Springfield, the
. llrcr Dry Goods Company late
Saturday closed negotiations for
the Purchase Of the entire stock
of tire Mrhl Il Anderson Dry
Goods Company.
The sale Of the stock to tie
Greater lirer Store came az u
surprise To business circles, par.
TALLY on account Ol the fact that
negotiations were pending until
last Monday between the Mehl
Il Anderson Company and i;enja.
min RubinS of St.LOuiS. Mr.. Ru-
bins had practically purchased
the stock, when an invoice devel.
Oped the fact that the goods we're
more extensive and more valuable
than Mr.. Rubins had expected
AT the conclusion Of the neg0
tiatiOnS between tine big dry
goods firm and the ST Louis man
negotiations were entered into
between the two Springfield con-
Germs. with a result that the
stock was acquired by the Heer
Company Saturday.
The entire stock will be re-.
moved within the next few weeks
to the Greater Iierr Store on the
public square. During the next
two weeks Il clerical force will be
engaged in listing the big stock
Of goods and marking it for a
sacrifice sale which will be held
at the public square store.
The Greater IIeer Store has
Il reputation for doing
big things for almost half a cen
fury, and this transaction is one
Of the greatest deals eyer con
sunmatod toy them
Ih" stocks carried by the Mehl
4 Anderson store consist of
silks. ruttonS and WOODEN piece
goods, Wumen'S hosiery and un;
derwcar. ribbons, notions and
small wares. womrn'S and child.
renS ready.to wear. millinery
and kindred lines. all fresh and
new,
The sale of this stock by the
lle"r Store will he eX
tenSively advertised all over
Southwest Missouri and it will
be without Il doubt the greatest
event Of Tins nature ever pulled
of in Springfield.
Springfield and Southwest
Missouri are proud of the fine
new Her store. ana it is one Of
the many institutions that is
helping to put Springfield on the
list of progressive cosmopolitan
cities. The Leader joins hands
with tn" entire population Of
Springfield in congratnlatlng the
Greater llcpr Store on this tran
saction and wishes them success
during the coming sale. ADV
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18

A. i. Friends drove to Dade
county this week in their Regal
car To visit relatives. Mr.. Friend
also took to Il friend a Collie pup
which he secured from Dr.. t.. II.
Riley.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased por.
ton of the ear. There is only
one way to cure deafness, and
tina, is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition of the mucous
lining Of the EuStachian Tube.
When this tube is intiamed you
have arumblihg SQUAD or imper.
feet hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed, Deafness is the re.
Sult,and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube
restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will he destroyed fOrcv.
or; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh. which is moth
ing but IN inhamed condition of
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol.
lars for any case of Deafness
Caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars, free.
T.. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75r.
Take Halls Family Pills for
conStipation.--Ade.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
Chamberlain
Done Wonders for Me"

~ have been q sufferer from stomach
trouble for Il number of years, and al
though ! have used a great number of
remedies recommended for this COM
plant, Chamberlain's Tablets is the
first medicine that has given me posi-
tive and lasting relief writes Mrs.
Anna kadin, Spencerport, N. y.
"Chamberlain's Tablets have done
wonders for me and | value them very
highly.' Obtainable everywhere. ADV
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
Money to Loan

N. j. CRAIG HAS SOM
MONEY THAT HE DESIRES
TO LOAN ON GOOD, I'M
PROVED FARMS IN ETH
Err WRIGHT Or DOUGLAS
COUNTIES. N. J.. CRAIG
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
Attention, Farmers!

Why pay the Old Line InsuI
ance company $1,000 per thonA
and when You can insure III the
Wright Go. Mutual at actual cost
Address A.C. Barton, Secretary,
Mountain Grove, Mo. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18

Rarbed wire cuts, ragged wounds,
collar and harness gals heal up quickly
when BALLARD'S SNOW LINlNENT
is applied. II is both healing and anti
septic. Price 25c, SOC and $l.M per
bottle. Sold by all dealers.--Adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18

W. II. Hake and ED COlay of
Hartville were here Monday. The
former bought ii tine DnrOr Jer.
Sey hog from Joe II Dennis and
a Collie pup from Dr.. FIJI. Riley.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18

II. r.. Coday of the Mansfield
BOttling Works attenned II meet
ing of the State BottlerS' Pro-
tective Association last week at
Springfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
Farm for Sale

800 acres, well improved, IRE
go County, Kansas, wheat farm,
$35 per acre. Lee Monroe, To
peka, kansas.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-05-18
Farm Loans

At lowest prevailing rates.
No delay.
Adv. GEO. u. FREEMAN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
THE LAND BANK CAMPAIGN.

L. EDERNL land bank, TO be placed where rhcl can
do the most good The mere size OF a city not going
to count Nor viii banking acitc, or commercial I'M
porancc determine the choice cirys claim ior a land
bank be based upon its farming ccnors
and upon the intimacy OF it, relation, with farming and
farmers
In many state the biggest otc, have had little interest
in the farmer farming Ihcy have specialized along
other lines Manufacturing distribution transportation
have engaged their cncgc, and efforts So absorbed have
they been in those ndu,c, that they have neglected the
greatest OF all industries, agriculture The failure OF great
cities to recognize the importance oi the farm account,
largely for the fact that the United State, IS the last OF
the great nation, do justice the farmer by in,tituug
a rural credit, system
But Oklahoma Crp peculiarly an agricultural city.
t has sprung from the soil II is not onl, farming
ccncrs; It is itself farming center II share, with the
farmer hi, good times and hi, bad times, It's ability and
disposition to serve the farmer explain, r growth in the
past It's future he, that way.
That is claim Tor land bank that vr are an agr-
cultural city that the great farming country whose pro
ducts market hasn't yet been scratched that gwen the
impetus Of a arr bu,uc,, chance such a. the rural credits
act rouch,ac, and th, country w become the nations
most wonderfully productive area
The facts OF the ,ourhwcIs history establish that
assertion II Is specialist, task to marshal those facts
into prc,cn,abc array # should be done and done quickly
That Is our campaign tor d federal land bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
WHAT WAR MOVES MEAN

TNtU h, r,ifuIad war office ,s.,, iu hi the
| ] curtain l,IWH which Hfu,i'HN tul h. general, ere
gll'.r.nr vn n Nu.WuIl. i' ei be- diii,ul' D Judge
whether 'Ne kn.A"s have determined in capture ku,y
uf arc ,1Uir.in. 'frI weight vn l,wlJfg
Ih, announcement u' ihg iaI u N'u, suJ III, br,aluv
o' lintu.y' uF, iInn V,,i ui lui,l 3. iMr uu., im
rr''sr' rsN, u' Nh. Russian uiiJr.N,
" t rHt apparent ihu NrHrnu b. i0,. w..i,f u.
l'n'ng,r and ,'n rf",s.l "a. f,ld, a. h, ammunition
Vi'l rurt
,,ul u,nvn H. . .r..u m.s...r. vrn rn.rs.r
un 'ut.d1t G. H. s..t lE. .i.. va. tnH'un,, iu ih,
NrN lrfk TIME. NriH,.iHt im.ml.r v4. ..siuirir
'fa' hf line off 'Nr ~ khoi VHul lut lt sand rr,ilui
would batter hw,tIi '' death ,N, rrg in front ui
Novel lNv correspondent was ,o impressed With th,
SITUATION satisfied 'hsi me Flooded and iura,ablr S,u,b
predicted The advances NJ The Na,, were At an end m
hi, ,,.irf
U,.au,s ri Ms Nr,1. II II, improbable iha, General
kal'lns mad a frontal attack asaint ,hs S,o,hkod 4,
r hst', ht dfIr pfs,ssj twenty mile, further south
fr'n, Vladimir Nr.Ai The occupation oi ihs latter ,,
ma, ht expected s.r
rtu,fs ~ikhlru having .ir'uf,I Nf..i, un the lem.
hffE kHlrH faf'..aH u uHIt iiN miit. ifuN fipbffs
lhrf, i nothing i.. 'hr Nu.rsnt in In here hu ,f, 1,
retreat n uftf o. ' River nHr twenty 'i,s n,ls, ir,o
l'nltfF Nv NHt Int s 'hr only natural dcitns,
hi'fier remaining tine Ausif, gstm,rs m ,h. ,hr,,tf
When the River HrC BE- ,fr,,ti r ia pi tiulrfr will
follow boz a isv Hs,.
" rru.iIuN care, u 's,y. mrf,, , ioiirp f,,,, IA
i'uri n The SiUNr' hs ,an mas, and capture ,inh,s
within m'rih d tmilttg p isst,d iif,, , nsrlinl
movement wnHiN follow uuuh and suWh vtu.h vrUId
trtrNp 'f remnants ui she Aus'ian army ani st,t tht
evacuation u' Novel vrfrni .iafriue NJ, Stn,hlui
Recall l.v MANY dispai.h's iifoi iuir Tive mi,tiui
n Nt'fis iuutif, Nuu have ftaI in M, last uu nonth
Nr' lime NHh 'he tussalks u hf tatuatMaus and IN,
retreat becoming neafst d,hs,s c,tt, ds, with Austria
may appreciate that the dual monarchy !, dissolution
Wv vi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
Walt Mason
BIRDS AND CATS

WHO doe, not love hc singing
w birds ,pcnl much time ad-
w miring their solos. which
though MIMI, word, are cheerful lnl
inspiring The nightingale and buho.
ink, the thrush. the wren. 'IIr lnuc,'
The rhonugraph g. on the blink thee e.
iclthcfci ,uug,'er, skiu d, The hrj
NOT only wathlc tome, that have ca.
ruSo gong they eat lhc bug, that eat
the prunc, and All things green an
growing To guard tho bird, We truly
should adopt some stringent mrds
urc. and make their hT,. in field
and wood. one golden round oi plea,
are But We are raising cat, iu mm
1ll useful method, dodvlng and moth
ing that a ,at can earn viii paw o.
board and lodging The eat, lll u.i
the urinlc, the robins and 'hr 'hru,h,,
and tear their hplic, iull ui hole,
with eager claw, and 'u,hc, The bird
kills ~ the bug, and grub, and %,
tire oa' is ,mi'lcn ard We should 'sl
our choice oi clubs. and ,lsy tine ,a'
and kitten
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

Wmu ih. Wu., want, 'n compliment
tuu. HuIk ih, w,rl 3. prrd, rnuuvN
Uui when hJ wants. in register N,l
81 tuuf vur. lr dos, i hN wire
.. luul t. Fif,, ear, are hidden
she du,.ni seem 'u .tfr ii an,ihnv
else show, through
\Nrf seeing how much the Women
Wsr uu their faces. q man wonders n
fh,fy will be- enough paint 'r'i ir ~
1furnd eco the house PAINTER, wont have
f. gu uu' ui hu,u,,,
li is a wrau 'hua 'u ,a, hm 1t 81.
f.u, Nh,u O. MAN paw. ~ iuf q huN
.. .suit ui. guiur 'u SOME other Wuw
4r Nri vbco h, "A, iNu hi, ior a
Nu, u' .sud, it b, going humr 'u m.
Niir
When We ar, tired. 81 q, o,rtNu't
Hul when the other fellow 3, tired i'
is htIu,,s
Wm, IVA, httomr VI the old fash.
toned man WIN used 20 carry a gold
headed eauc
sometime, Fitl g,,s reputation
ipf hsius hashiul ami reserved when
vhai ais her is the fact that sht
knows that her complexion would rub
rii u ,hc r,cr ls' man touch n
The mr,i cheerful man M, world
,.r' he fellow Nhr has iuJ learnt"
from ht viir that hs ,slk, about uihsf
wru,r ir his ,l,rr NlVsts lind oul
vha, brand nl advice 'hs Other fellow
want, htiuts sop vit, him any advice
/ Nnnihsr valuable citizen is the lad
. who sts uv an night and Vnrt,, ht
1 cause N, American ni,or 3, being ~.
. terminated
4 VIA, ha, hc,vnr ci ,hs pld ia,h
/ iuuci tai whD pulled nii h', coat uhsr
tuu rilled hm a hatt
Even vhsu a vom,n know, hat ,ht
ant ,cc htf Dvn it, sht Won't A.
wH that ,hs q, iat
b..,h hkr, iu believe ihai p. 81.
v,alins Ai.. Nui ibs A,i 10, iw
matter is that 81 b, bsins forced ur
him
Even u u is nothing hut ntas,,,r,
ard psir nj llip Pads. a srl like,
! 10 bt.s about her fsur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
THE PROGRESSIVE REVOLT.

TIN action OF hr rroUt',t, state yorr,',,, ri N.e
York in refusing to indof's W. llugh,t t,nl
dsc' &c cumusu,t, significant Nrssi, reA a,isr
state Massachusetts,, Calinrwia New l,r,s, Michigan.
Indians, k,u,u,N and M,,ruf-ha,, protected sr,,r,,
the Chicago trade NJ rsiktr, mair a bargain eH.h
b, :, NOT able =, ri'f, uni
There ta' more in the pfnRtt,,,s revolt hiu vi.
Perkins mous, and Nr Roosevelt, r,ae,t Wsrv ri
those pfoRte''Ne' let, N, republican part, hs,au,, the,
cl, the republican paf,, had fallen into s, hard. 1a
powers in control Of The republican part, iour ,,ar, aso
IN cun,to 'oja, The, ar, a, uhno,ou, ,o ,ts siu.
eetc progressive now the, ects our ,tar, sso The
respecisbily Of NJ llughe, ahol,,, 'h, ud susli uo
more than did III, rtspeyiAbil,, ol Mf TAFT
The shipping progressive, that had na iirshi
in 1912 except 10 y,l cf 1sdd, el piobaht ioloa ih,ir
leader into the snenp's camp M, ,o the ,n,n sho,s
conviction. expressed BY N. progressive platform ii
four years ssc m. republican patty oii.r no indut.m.n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

NIEWCOMERS Oklahoma surprise OF
v systematic work which political lo IN l,
the stealing elections II however that oi
citizens who have lived here number OF have boone accustomed 90
the prevailing that they longer that who
have taken oath faithfully and honestly their duties,
dSiy cheat and dctrdud Not all dishonest
lew OF them be oanddy admitted cNycnnh honesty and
integrity DO the word 'cXccptiona' Unfortunately there
the other kind that the simply the rule That
Officers charged with the elections constantly
seeking the their
longer dspuallc Oklahoma moral
these officers uc that they the level polite Al
dcgcuacy 1t impossible believe and legislature would
have under aiken impose the public deceptive U the method
nlmfing the n test aman.,n their sense OF morality PAD not
right anl
However appears that the people have been aroused ,n
cNem that large majority them will oo most tuesday vote against M
Gacy test amendment W striking the woi Iur the Amendment
Meanwhile w be for the republican organization 90 h
with
watcher honest and The
these well the hl, been , u
the the which the
the Immediately poll,
hour the completed lh. lass has r been ignored JOS
but republican have been urged It's
Obviously difficult r when rr
publicly announced immediately the completed lm when
the kept All oi which ought h'D mIinr
honest and all at which work and supervision required a
dCn conducted will br O aoa after the
have wrecked the counting machine OF our Rob-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
IN TULSA.

NOTHING hrlns, the law into such ducrue a, ls uun.
" enforcement Md az The roo, Of the law, nom cu
iorccmeut i' official ncOmpeu,, sometime, that ir
competency i' the result ~ ,eu1lil sometime, /, 'hr
rc'ul, oi sheer stupidity In either event is lhs source
nj tears and ancniiiou among the rshtcou, Will, the
ungoiy hold red rcytl aud heh ink,
Bu, every ,,lc while the d,hrarrucd A., ,l,Jurri
sni faith in better things renew, itself b, the flaming
appearance Of official integrity and aer,ne, The latest
,u'ricou' Sc heEri in Tulsa There hs plot, oi the
vicious have been frustrated the strategic, oi evil hl,,
been exposed
In Tul'A % seems a tor'rtaS, ha' been otE.r',l 'ur
he aahclca purpose ~ vending Intoxicating drunk,
fciaon' containing pctt,r, ~ alcohol have tssn ,,
r-usei from silver spiso,' Nn,V counter, They have
h,sn served on mahogany plaque, too ,cl,ng trade
", sah,r ha' been hull, ~ Sv,c' 60 IN, rasls have
heen 'hc', habit forming neJ'at'
But there - 70 hc No NOR, nVri vau,al rp wa,r
oolorlt'' IN Tulsa Il ,h-,, bright sparkling ti'
.h'oluth Intellectual beverage, arr sold iv 1ula ,bs
negotiations will have ,o b, conducted iu .uffsrr, r,
10 ,a, 'c,ordc fashion Tulsa 'Ne vigorous, lul.l 'hs
vfls. hall NOT be- aiurlsl and mahgr,l 70, ,ruuru.
e.c,un that tempt the aui charm hr ,,,t, hu, s,.,
The spirit urin,pir,d
In other word, there shall b, M nom into, eating drink.
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