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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
THREE MILLION
TRAINED MEN ARE
NEEDED BY u. S.
Continued from Page One)

country should have 100000 fully
trained men at the beginning OF war
with a like number ready to follow IN
ninety days The change is based on
the development of the British army
the organization OF great Canadian
forces and the British alliance with
Japan.
Major Scott told the committee that
the army general staff recommended
without apology that the volunteer sys-
TEN be discarded because the time has
come when this country, unless it in
tends TO avoid war at any cost, must
resort to universal liability to military
training and service"
Arraignng the volunteer system as
extravagant and unscientiic, the chief
Of staff told the committee that uni
versa training would be democratic.
reliable, efficient and economical, and
within a few years practically render
the United States immune from attack
President Wilson told callers today
he had reached no decision on univer-
sal training and will not do so until
definite measures have been laid be-
fore him He said the idea was at
tractIve, but that it depended on def
mite plans. He does not agree that the
national guard has failed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

happened after that seemed to be
benumbed physically and mentally !
remember dressing, slipping on the
quickest thing could, one piece
dress. over which | knew could wear
long coat Then remember going
from Dicky's room to mine and back
again, gathering up the things that
thought we might need, Dcky had a
large, handsome travelling bag and it
easily held all the things | wished
When Lillian came to my room she
found me nearly through.
Good" she commented. "If YOU
have any extra things you can pu, them
in my bag. for I'm only carrying back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

Fifteen cents for each member is the
cost OF the bachelor dieting squads
three meals today. 1t is the lowest fig
TIRE reached during the test which start
ed on its second week this morning.
The dieters are due to weigh again to-
morrow.
"Thc appetite il properly controlled Is
the best and only guagc within the
range of all to indicate what the human
system requires" declared HerSchcl
Balenger this afternoon talking about
the diet experiment.
ut is only because the average man
is inclined to ovcreat that science came
to the rescue with properly balanced
food"
The diet squad invites anyone desir-
ing minute information on the result OF
the test to call on them at the meal
hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
REVELATIONS
QlR'WlFE
bY Hdele GorriSou~
"Dicky Is Alive, But lie Is Hurt
Slightly. and Needs You. Madge.n

blChN IL anNe, nut lie Is hurt
Slightly, and Needs You, Madge."
NEVER mind Mrs. Gorman, m
N answer that"
Lillian Underwood brushed
down the stairs, past me, and snatched
the receiver of the telephone from the
nctyelcSs hand ot Grace Drapers sis
ter, Mrs German.
| sank down on the stairs and
clulChcd the stair rail tightly with
both hands TO keep from falling.
Mrs German shrank back arains,
the wall as lar as she could 90 and
threw her hands out before her as if
wardng off the thing she dreaded so
much.
The long, insistent peal of the ,ele.
phone bell had come Just as Lillian and
| had finished reading the sinister let.
ter which Grace Diapers sister Mrs.
German, had found underneath her oil.
low when she went TO bed In il the
girl bade her sister good-hy. lett dirrc-
tons as tn lor burial and declared her
inlchtlon oi taking the longest iour
ney OF all, with OH such rare com.
pany' 1t question she meant TO ask
that night was answered m a manner
to disappoint her
Mrs. Goman had rushed through
uAs night Wild with teiroL 10 bring
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
FOOD ORDINANCE
WILL Be TESTED
.Appeal of Wholesale Grocery
from City Heard Tomorrow,

Constitutionality of Oklahoma Ciy's
pure food ordinances will likely be
brought into question in the county
court tomorrow when the case OF the
Collins Dietz- Morris company against
the city, appealed from the munlcipa,
court, comes up for trial
The company was found guilty in the
city court of distributing spoiled corn
among local gtoccrs. The hearing was
held last March and the defendants
were fined $50 and costs An appeal to
the higher court was taken
Clifford Roach, DR. Roy Webb, as
Si,tant city physician, and Il dl An.
drews, state chemist, are among the
witnesses 10 appear Tor the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
Fraud Alleged in
Real Estate Case

The third trial OF an alleged fraud
ulent real estate trade case opened this
morning before Judge Frank Matthews,
sitting for Judge Hayson in the district
court Mary +. Page and Daniel Page,
wife aud husband, are seeking $25l75
damages from Frank G. Martin con
tcudlng that he misrcprcSentcd the
value OF the Jackson County Texas,
farm he traded them for their Okla
hOma nrOpcttV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
Vital Statistics

Births
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Hunt, sos North
Klein avenue. boy.
Mi and Mrs C0rl Cronlnger 1921 West
Eighth street, boy.
Mr and Mrs r H. Reagan. 1871 West
Seventh street, boy
Mr and Mrs. A. ] Stoll. ab22's South
Robinson avenue, girl
Nj and Mrs Glenn " Nnscll, liof
West Twenty seventh street, girl
Deaths.
w. l.. nm. 10 Years old, local hospital
Mrs. Emma Mart
Funeral services for Mrs, Emma Hart
o. years old. who died nt n local hospital
saturday, viii he held nj the street n
Draper chapel this afternoon AZ 2 o'clock
Burial viii be In Fairlawn.
Marriage Licenses.
Louis ". Rynum. % years old nennle
Kan, and kNnnctte Fall, 26 years old
oklahoma city
Walter Douglass. q yoeara old. and
Hazel Thornton. Is years old, both OF
thls city
Alex Shepherd. 20 wears ola, and Rosie
Cheer. % wears old Seminole
Oakley VI Connor. a yeprs old. okla
homa city and Myrtle Howry 20 year,
old. Norman
Aree Smith, n years old and Mnhe
Johnston, 10 years old, both OF this city
William Jesse George. "a years old, and
Sarah nelle Johnson, 10 years old. both
NJ this city.
Martin Moyer "a years old, and Ross
A. MtMaun, 81 years Old. both Of Ed.
mond
John Stacey, ~ years old. and omO
Della Rowland 20 years old. both Of
/ Tuttlp
Cleveland Jones oy years old. Mcinud
ard nrtslc Olut', 2s years old. clrmng
I ton. Mo
Alfred r Houston, q years old. an,
Ida Montgomcty. ls years old, 10Th ~
| this city
Ernest W. McCtosky. q years old. ia
mond. and II llue Gardner. 10 years old
Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

my toilet articles, Harry and | have
plenty of extra things at home"
THANK YOU" returned Then I'll
Just slip in this lounging robe and slip
pers OF Dicky's."
That's a good idea" said Lillian.
Give them to me and I'll put them in.
You're all ready, aren't you,"
"All but my hat" | returned "lll bo
downstairs Immediately"
There's the taxi now. she said, a,
the honk OF an automobile horn
sounded in front of the gate.
Copyright. 1900
John William Was, NJ. D., died al
Chicago, lll,-Lukc MclMke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

on the bed that you think you and
Dlcky will need for a couple OF days
stay with me | will pack them Put
in some changes OF pajamas for Dicky,
his tooth brush and shaving things"
Wont you tell me2' began, then
stopped as Lillian made an impatient
gesture.
There's the Taxi Now"
1--WE haven't time" she said "All |
know is that Grace Draper is hurt Sc
riously and Dicky slightly and they're
both at our apartment
She rushed into her room and | went
blndly down the hall toward mine
| cannot remember much OF what
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
FOG MINGlES WITH
SMOKE; PITTSBURGH
DARK AS MIDNIGHT

III ITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. Is
Pittsburgh today experienced
what weather observers de-
clared was the darkest day III It's
history. At Q o'clock the streets,
even in suburbs, were black as mid
night. Electric lamps were on IN
full force and automobiles and street
cars were lighted All traffic was
seriously impcdcd
The local office Of the weather
bureau sand the darkness was caused
by falling temperature which per
mitted the formation OF fog The
fog mingled with smoke from mills
and factories.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
WIDOW PLACED IN
CHARGE OF PROPERTY

County Judge Lwick appointed Sarah
A. Joslyn, widow OF George II, Ioslyn,
the late owner Of the Western News
paper Union administrators for the
$4,000 property OF the company in Ok
lahoma City today The whole estate
is valued at $l00OO0oO. The admins
tratrix serves wi,hou, bond. She is
one of the chief bcneiiclarics. Twenty
relatives share
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
CARRANZA WILL
NOT CLOSE DOOR
ON AGREEMENT
CONTINUED frCm Pare on.l

can troops within forty days and on
condition that no new raids occur IN
that part Of the country about the
-egion now occupied by General Perish
ing's column, 1t is believed Caranza
had offered no insuperable objection
It is known the declaration of Sccre-
'ary Lane that the American govern
ment reservng the riCh, OF unrcStrct-
ed pursuit OF bandits by American
troops wounded deeply the scnsibll,icS
# the Official family and its is ex-
ucctcd thi, will develop counter
proposal Of the Mcxlcan government
Il the suggestion is regarded BY the
American members OF such definite
character as to preclude further dis
cu,sion, it wa, believed that Carranla
will not delay longer the ratification
oi the protocol, and that the confer.
ences will he iorrallv resumed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
Whenever You Need General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tastcles'
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUl.
NINE and IRON. S0c-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
BACHELORS DIET
COSTS IS CENTS
Cheapest Meals of Test Eaten
by DieterS Today,
Today's Menu
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
Stewed prunes; cream OF wheat
with cream; milk toast.
Dinner.
Macaroni and cheese; boiled rice !,
bread and olcomargerlne cup Gus
tard; sugar
Supper.
Cocoa, apple sauce; bread and
oleomargerine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18


US the letter and ask for an explana
tion
To Lillian and me the letter needed
no in,erpreter..
With the vision OF Grace Draper
attempt to drown me before us, We
knew that the letter, translated badly
meant that Grace Draper intended TO
make one last appeal to Dicky, and II
that failed, to take him With her on the
long death journey she had threatened
Even halt way up the stairs where
crouched, | could hear coming over The
phone loud, rapid unlntelllglb|e words
IN a hoarsc voice, which knew was
not Diekys, ~
| listened breathleSsly tor Lillian
answers.
Yes, yes, this IS LII, Harry What
the matter
Seriously"
Where are your -.
ies' we We'e Ioh'l',R an any way ,,,,.. Mtss .hs
wrote WS1 III hc IN on ,hc n,x,
,,,,n Nom, bo,bcr 70 meet rs Wei
taLe ,axi s,ra;rht from thc station y
T had rreot down tbc ,,airs At ,hc
word "scrionSIy" and now staggering
".,h ,.rrnr r,n,b, ber hand anJ n,,,
"an,.J ~, ,v,,,ng ,he rrce,ve, barl
IN IL. boot
"is D;cLy de,d,n demanded
"No no child" she said soothingly
w J,n't hei;eve -" cr;ed maddenrd
g., ,,,, onn ,ear "C,li hin, m III,
nLonc ., mo hear his voice myself
,bsr IN b.l;eve vou"
She took the receiver out of my grip
put it back upon the hook and grasped
my hands firmly. holding them as she
would those OF hystcrical child
"Sce here. Madge,' she said stern.
ly "Dicky is very much alive, but b'
is hurt slightly, and needs YOU. We
have barely time to get that train
Hurry and get ready"
Mrs. O'Gorman snatched at her arm
as she passed
awo,, yor Toll M .2n
nc ~ - ..,,:..s., h..
Gtaoe' Sne "nlSipe.cu n1''se'y'
ii, Nne IS anVe' Lillian s"'u' S'aVeiy
bot cannot give YOU any 'no'e new
'han 'hat, Inc oh'y o''"s 'o' us 10 uo
Is .T, ~ sc' 'o % ,ne,"; .t,,,.i A.. 70.
llease pnone lot aI ,nat 'aNL ,, MIS- 40 Uon
man vet one from .ies' i'atu'' we y
,aNe 'nc ua,u .t NJ, ~ ~ " W. ' a'i w.. az
,tsS ;n 'o'''' '''''' wa" e''"S ''''' "''
''!t ~, - o,, oh.a,or,i, - Al,
,.,,nSom. ,ne Mo"., .nd III ,li;,n rushed IN N N, III,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

Old Resort Burned Fire destroyed the
two. story house at Conoy Island. on the
banks " the North Canadian. west OF
the city last night The building formerly
housed a hootpgging Joint and dance hail
and was one uf the most notorious resorts
around Oklahoma city Tramps are sup
posed to have started the blaze
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18
Suf'ragistu Nee

Suf'rag!sto Meet Tonight Matters
connected with the campaign for equal
suffrage to be conducted before the leg
islaturc this winter will be discussed to-
night nt the meeting OF the oklahoma
city Womaus Suffrage association In the
west room Of the library The meeting
starts nt o'clock Horace Hagan will
be the speaker OF the evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

Only One "BROMo QUININE"
To ge, the genuine call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNE, Look
Tor signature Of L, w GROVE, Cures
a Gold in One Dav 2Sc.--Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

Old Policemen Reappolnted Ash
burn and John M0rriutn we're appointed
this morning TO duty In the police de-
pnrtmcnt by Mayor Overholser Roth
were formerly connected with the force ms
patrolmcn for many years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

Electricians and Plumbers Examined
Electricians and plumbers nre taking ex-
aminntions In the council chamber al the
city hall today, preparatory to making
application for license. Nine mon are
taking the test
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

Naval Man to Meet Governor-Lieu-
tenant Commander Porterfiold, In charge
OF naval recruiting work In the southern
district OF the United states. with head
quarters at New Orleans, will interview
Governor Williams this afternoon regard
ing the proposed establishment Of 4 cen
trhl recruiting station for Oklahoma In
oklahoma city.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

Med prisyerdig Patriotisme har Mend af allie
politiske Farver enedes ON, at Landet b9r beskyt-
ties mod ydre Fjender. Kongressen har bevlget
store Summer til Foregelse og Dygtiggerelse af
baade Heren og Flaaden. Mend af begge de store
politiske Partier stettede denne Sag og Kritik mod
ukloge Forslag kom saavel fra den enc som fra den
anden Side af Huset.
Men naar Spergsmaalet blew ON, hvorledes
Midlerne til disse Planers Udfsrelse skal ~tilveje-
bringes, lagde Diet demokratiske PARTS traditio-
nellie Ubehjalpsomhed sig straks for Dagen. Man
vii for enhyer Pris like indrsmme, at Beskyttel-
sestold er en- god Ting. Derfor holder den af
Demokraterne nylig fremsatte Toldlov sig ogsaa
saa langt som muligt borte fra Beskyttelse af
amerikansk Industri og Arbejde. Pengene skal
tilvejebringes we'd y~derligere Beskatning af dem,
der allerede berer de vesentligste Skattebyrder.
Udenlandske Varer faar fri Adgang til Diet anne
rikanske Marked Diet sterste og bedste Yer
den. Den eneste Undtagelse dannes af F~arvestof-
fer. Her blew nemlig Demokraterne tvunget til
at i%ndr6mme, at den nye amerikanske Faryeindu-
stri virkelig tranger til Beskyttelse. Et Amende-
ment til den Ende bley derfor yedtaget men
skjult for uindviede under Diet tvivlsomme Navn
af en- ,Anti-Dumping Clause.
bet republikanske PART besidder den store
Forret stedse at kempe under Lesenet ,,Amerika
ferst paa Diet amerlkanske Marked Amerlkansk
Industri og Arbejde har stedse fsrste Kray paa
Partiets Opmerksomhed. Dette betyder like OPP
position imod Verden udadtil, men blot nedtorf-
tg 0msorg for eget HEN, Familie og Land.
Under republkansk Styre Wide Midlerne til
nationalt Forsvar we're bleyen tilyejebragt we'd en-
Revision af Toldloven. Byrden Wide y@sentligst
bleven lagt paa de udenlandske Fabrikanter, der
betaler en- ringe Arbejdslsn og derfor kan konkur-
rere med wore egne Produkter paa wort Hjemme-
marked. En- rimelig Indfsrselstold Wide vare BILE
ven lagt paa saadanne Varer, som allerede fabri-
keres her i Bandet, saa den udenlandske Konkur-
renee like skulde kunne tvinge den amerikanske
Arbejdslen ned eller luke wore Fabrkker. En-
sund indbyrdes Konkurrence Wide kontrollere
Priserne, saa Ksberen Wide kunne faa fuld verdi
for sine Penge.
bet republikanske PART er imod at lade Lam
Diet oversvemmes az billige udenlandske Varer og
derived tyinge vore egne Arbejdere til at nejes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
Landets Finanser.

med ringere Lon. Hvad godt g9r det, ON Ldysfor-
n6denheder er bilige, naar Arbejderen intet har
at kobe forY Arbejderen klarer sig altid godt,
naar han har Ansattelse med god Lon. Han lader
sig like skremme az h9je Priser, naar han har
Penge / Lommen. bet demokratiske Frihandels-
system err som ct tye@gget Syerd. bet beskerer
paa den enc Side den amerikanske Arbejders
Dagl9n, og paa den anden Side overskerer det de
Baand, der hammer de heje Priser. Den ameri-
kanske Husmoder var lovet billigere Sucker un-
der den demokratiske Toldlov. Men Sc ON hun fix
deti Derimod table Landet $l00000,000 Told
indtegter, og Diet demokratiske Parti saa sig nod
saget til after at legge Told paa Sucker. M mod
tager Regeringen aarlig $55, 1000 900 Sukkertold,
og Forbrugeren betaler like derfor mere end for.
Europas Nationer har lert gennem Krigens
Redsler, at Frihandel er kun en- gylden Dr9m.
M benytter de sig allie az Beskyttelsestold I'll
Tilyeiebringelse af Midler til at gennemfere Kam-
pen for Tilverelsen. Selv England ger sterke
Skridt paa den Bane. Og dog fortsetter Diet de-
mokratiske PART sin blinde Modstand mod Beskyt-
telse af Hjemmeindustri og Hiemmearbejde og
griber hellere til de NEST fortvivlede Midler for
at skaffe de nedvendige Penge til veje til Rege-
ringens Udgifter og Landets Forsvar. Den enc
Protest efter den anden indl9ber fra Indiyider og
Selskaber, som lider under demokratisk Dobbeltbe-
skatning, og Diet er mer end sandsynligt, at Lam
diets Domstole vii kuldkaste ~adskilligt af denne
Lovgivning af den Grund, at Beskatningen er
like ligeig.
Charles e. Hughes, republikansk President
kandidat, har for lenge siden erkleret, at han
fastholder Diet republikanske Beskyttelsesprincip
Hans Udtalelser den Refining er klare og over
bevisende. Som den dygtige Jurist, han er, har
han underssgt Sagen fra ethvert Synspunkt, og
hans Kendelse er baseret paa Principper, der er
ligesaa urokkelige som NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Spergsmaalet f~oreligger nu, ON Diet demokra-
tiske PART skal have Low til at fortsette sit for
kerte og kostbare FinanslSystem teller maaske
hellere Mangel paa SYSTEM eller ON Diet repub-
likanske PART under Charles L. Hughes's Lee
delse skal betros Regeringstsjlerne under Tilhold
ON Genindferelse at en- Indfsrselstold, der baade
kan beskytte amerikansk Industri og amerikansk
Arbejde og samtidig tilvejebringe saa ~rigelige
Indtegter, at ekstra Beskatning bliver overfledig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

felge meO, men oe tilfsieoe, at
Sennidisn og bans 5omilie ifnIoe
gioe iaa meset no, JON Sc to Sol-
batter f1noe Sriffe, eIlers oiIoe Sc
life fomnle Ienen0e fra 0etl
Gerpna latte Ben enc Soloat Iig
op poa 8ognen, penote Senne %
forte 40 grrialteO til, meOens ben
an0en SoIoot meo oragen Sabel
orep Jomilien Ssnni6ien bag Ell
ter 8o9nen.
Der 6ao6e imi0lerti0 iamIet zig
ct betpoeliet 9lntal npsgerrige, u0en
at Dog nogen al De 2iliteoefomne
6olot Jig for b%emDnOiget til at
traoe imellem. Nen / @rrigiteo
.9D fom ser en0eIig EN- llnoeroffi-
Ger, ser tog zig al Sagen, % iom
|ielpfsIgelig itrafs jog Soloaten al
|8oanen % Loo 5snnicbien % bans
|Jamilie fore biemefter. EilOragel.
fen bleo meISt til @pn0iebeOerne.
ben iapie 9anifsr~ forbuOt /
ISpiflano. Otter 9oao SogernpS
6orlae eriarer, maa gric6 Gric6-
iens Bog aDen tabie 8anifer" be-
re 6leoet iorbuot i SpifIauO, eaer
i 6oert 5aIo / SmOeriDamO. ct
|8reo ira en- isnOeripOif 9og6ano-
Ter opIpite nemlig iorleoen 5orIoget
ON, at nogle gfsemplarer al So
gen, Der oar ienot oenne, par bic
.pet beilagIagt af RpnoigbeOerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

Iio Itr9ffe JIG ira Ben CODE til
ben 73oe @rnS norolig 9reooe. e"
9onfiitat;on al Sfib os @oOs fait-
iattes Iom Straf for 0oertrroelie
al oisie 9eitemmeIier, Der baaoe
gialot llolen0inoe % onnife I'm
oerinatter. Sun | RsOstilfGloe
maatte Stibe anlebe Gen % oa
fun opboI6e Jig peO Den i Den for
teit milige Sio.
0enne a~norOning, Der eoofenO-
tes oeo internotionale SanOelstraf-
later al 1924 og ienere, ~efterfulg-
tes of en- M al 10. Oftober 1894,
6oori meooeItes ON Oprettelie al
Stationen angmneinIit poa 60.
l@roo So n. gr. % Be tioligere
Igipne geitemmeIier ON 9eieiIine
% San0eI pao 9en tnoit9rpeoes
og gento9es.
9e nppnte ratiiieereoe =
Inoroninger banner IadleoeS@run0-
laaet for Donmarfs 9eibeosret
oper @rsnIano, Ben, Reserineen
M er oeo at itaffe uooioet til
beIe Gen, ct 5orboIo man bel
bar iifret iio, at Sc sOrige Stater
peO fornpe0e Srattater oil amer
fen0e. =
Som ct auriofum ifal til SIiit-
mig anfsres, at ser eneang bar
o9ret 9Ianer oppe / Amerifn ON
at fsbe @rBnIano % SsIano.
Oct bar / 1865. at Sen tioIigere
8uoerner / aanias 81. 5. 8aIter
ioreiIog Statsminiiter SeparO at
affsbe 9anmarf De TO Ger. 2.
loo Spsrgsmnolet gre til Sen
itano for en- nsiere 9ebonoling,
% Rineingenier Benjamin Reirce,
boem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ooerOro.
ges, nifntte0e ga en- uoisrlig Rap.
port uoer gernes 5remtiOsmuIi9-
beoer oeientIig meo SenbIif
pnn WineOrift Iigeiom Gan.
marfs ganrs9t at 9erne iremb9.
oeOes. Den Rr. @aIters glan
fom BOG piitnof al0rig piOere emo
til Statsminiiter Setparos SfriOe.
borosifufie.