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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
BANKERS ISSUE CALL
FOR IMPORTANT MEET
Prominent Citizens Urged TO
Attend Clearing House Con-
ference Tomorrow.

Under yesterdays date a letter Of
Invitation was issued 70 several score
Of the most prominent business and
professional men Of the city by the
Tulsa Clearing House association for
an important conference which Is 20
be held AZ the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms Wednesday evening al S
O'Clock.
The invitations. which are signed BY
the nine banks having membership
In the clearing house association, de-
clare that the meeting is one OF the
most important IN the business life Of
Tulsa during the present year, and
that matters of grave interest TO ma
t.onal a. well as local affairs will be
discussed
Those receiving invitations are
urged 20 attend. because. as the invi-
ta'!on states the importance Of the
meeting effects not only the nation
and city, but the business line Of all
Tulsa
It is probable that at this meeting
additional plans for the disposition Of
larger portion of the Liberty loan
Will be laid and an effort made TO
encourage the subscription Of small
loans from the individuals and busi-
ness concerns II the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
HIGH SCHOOL STARTS
TENNIS MEET TODAY
Twenty Boys and IA Girls Are
Entered for Championship
of School.

Tennis will claim the attention Of
the Tulsa high school athletes during
the closing DAYS OF the school year.
Starting this afternoon at S:15 o'clock
the students will play off a tourna-
ment fof the boys and girls in both
singles and doubles. More than So
players have handed in their names
and have entered for the matches. The
tournament will last about four days
and the finals Will either be played
Friday night or Saturday morning.
The tourney WIN be played off on the
Central park courts.
The tourney VIII include singles and
doubles for the boys and girls. The
names were chosen yesterday after
noon and the partners for the matches
have been selected and the set Of pre-
liminary games have been arranged
Twenty boys and fourteen girls have
entered. The girls have been coached
by T. VI. Patrick. mathematics in
structor in the high school and the
girls by Miss Eunice Robards of the
language department
The boys who have entered are; Eu-
gene <Thackrey, Loren Ness, Chris
Holderman CHck Parker, Robert
Fitzgerald. De Waine Avery, Forrest
Rambo Herman Setser, Bernard Koe-
hane. Harold Vernon. sam Kornfeld,
Claude Wheatly. Harley Aitken. Frank
Galbreth. Frank Wood. Austin Ame-
rine, Glen Dickason, Herman VIE
neche and John Harrison.
The girls who are to WELD the
racquet are: Dorothy Weber Char
lotte Culp. Dorothy Bruce, Marguer-
ite Fmmona, Eunice Reynolds, Gene
We've Willet, Lucille Daneck. Hide
gard Weedy, Mamie Fairbanks, Nellie
Weaver and Ida Johnson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
MILLION DOLLARS IS
MAY BUILDING MARK
Permits Already Issued Indi-
cate Record for Month
in Spite Of War.

Already Tulsa's building permits
for the last three weeks are almost
equal ~ the total for the entire month
of Aprll and there is a rumor about
the building inspectors office that
within the next few days this VIII be
added TO by at least 100000. which
VIII give. at the end Of tho month,
"a building permit record for May Of
more than tl,G00,0Oo
When the office Of the building in
spector closed last night the total for
the first three weeks Of the present
month was sC25,O0O. At the close Of
April the permits issued totaled $3.50
1893. leaving but 255.393 for the next
week 10 go In order 70 reach the April
mark.
Among the permits issued yesterday
Ly ". II. kopp. building inspector.
were several for residences In amounts
over $4,000 and one 20 william Capp
was for the erection Of brick store
building in West Tulsa 20 cost $4,000.
Permits also were issued - Doctor
Button for tho erection OF resi-
dcncc at 11O1 South Elwood, at a cost
Of approximately $4,000; permit to
=. +. Moore for the erection IN Park
place Of a two-story frame residence
10 cost IS. 900, and one to J. VI Ste
kohl. lis East Jasper for the orec-
ZION Of residence 10 cost, when COM
plctcd $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
HIGH SCHOOL THESPIANS
WELL DRILLED IN PARTS
Make own Costumes and
Settings.

The senior class Of the Tulsa high
school will present It's annual play,
The Piper" May 29 For the past
month the students and teachers have
been working on the various parts and
the students have learned their Inns
and are readily adapting themselves
20 the stage There has been rumors
that the play would be given in Con-
yention hall. but this was fatty de-
MED by Principal r. G. Unverferth,
who said that the contract was al
ready signed for the Grand opera
house and that the tickets would be
on sale soon
The students will begin a heavier
routing of practice and 1t is probable
that after this week they Will have
two practice hours daily The costumes
have been made by the domestic art
department and the setting has been
arranged by the manual training and
art departments
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
FARMER HAD PAID
OUT THOUSANDS
Tried All Kinds of Treatments
Without Any Results,
He Says.
SUFFERED FOR 20 YEARS
Now Well and Strong Again
Since He Began Taking
Tanlac, He Says.

II have spent thousands Of dollars
in the past twenty years for treatment
and medicines trying to get relief
from my troubles and it's a fact SIX
bottles Of this Tanlac have done me
more real, genuine good than every
thing else put together" said c. w.
Goodman, well-known and prosper
Gus farmer of Dells Valley. Texas.
81 suffered all the time from indi-
gcstion." he continued. "and would
get so dizzy l could hardly walk. III
nally | got to having spells Of acute
Indigestion and suffered so at times
would just as soon be dead had aw-
ful pains in my stomach and the gas
would push on my lungs and heart
so ] could hardly get my breath. The
gas would swell me up sometimes un-
I'll II hurt me to button my clothes
and | felt like | was about to blow
up.
Il was so nervous. II any one
stamped their foot. or spoke loud to
me ! would go all to pieces. have
walked the floor all night long many
time trying to get relief from
smothering spells and other miser-
able feelings that kept me awake. The
last spell | had was so awful | lust
can't describe IT Ike il was. The
WINS AAA'l " ST uI WIN me All nlEnf
and gave me everything they knew
about but in spite OF 1t all. il looked
like | couldn't live. | took medicines
OF different kinds until was told
my system wouldn't stand any more
and never got easy until | drank a
quantity or warm salt water and he
gan TO vomit. Then | got some relief
but | was so weak wasn't ahlo 10
do any kind Of work for three or
four days.
"a lump would often form I'm the
pit of my stomach that felt like
rock. | lived on raw eggs four
months and lost flesh untl
weighed only a hundred and five
pounds. ! guess have used good
sized bucket of charcoal tablets and
| bought SO worth OF pepsin at
time. ] even went to health resorts
but nothing did me any good except
Tor "A little while at a time.
since taking Tanlac | feel like n
new man. | don't know how much I
have picked up in weight but ali NV
friends want to know what hnvc
been doing TO gain so much and mako
me look so well and | always tell thon,
am taking Tanlac. the best medicine
| nave ever seen BEFORE took II
couiunt do any work at all without
playing completely out but can
now. sleep well now and am doing
nne and ! haven't had one Of those
terrible attacks OF acute indipoe,lon
since taking Tanlac. feel hundred
per cent better now than / hnvo In
fifteen or twenty years and beIlcvo
Tanlac is the best medicine ever
made" O'
Tanlac Is sold IN Tulsa excmsIvo,v
by Roy Getman's Rexall Drug siorc
Quaker Drug company and Puritan
Drug company, under the personal a.
rection OF a special Tanlac representa-
tive
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
Tuesday. May %. 1917

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
WILSON FAVORS SAVING DAY
President Indorscs Idea OF Turning
Eack Clocks of Nation.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-President
Wilson today expressed his approval
Of the daylight-saving plan TO a dele
cation headed by Representative Bor-
land Of Missouri and Marcus Marks
Of New York president Of the Ma
tional Daylight Saving association.
The president told them that the only
question in his mind about Legislation
to carry it into operation was whether
congressional leaders would look upon
IL as war legislation, to which they
have agreed the sessions activity. The
subject will be taken up with the
LEADERS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22

WASHISGTCS May Federal
laws prohibiting railroads from giving
passes. the supreme court decided to-
day do not exempt them from ..ab4-
ly % live stock attendants Injured
while travelling on drover's pass is-
sued under the uniform I've stock
contract
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
MAKING WAR ON OVERAllS
Ind OF Wearing Them Is Hurting
Business.

CLINTON. Okla. May 21-Travel-
ing men report southwestern Okla
homa merchants considerably peeved
over the overall fad" which has
taken effect in some OF the larger
towns, such as Frederick and Man
gum. Business men OF Frederick have
formally protested to the Commercial
club against the spreading practice Of
wearing overalls in offices and stores
saying it is a blow AT business.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
A SEA PELICAN IN KANSAS

FDhD. Kan. May zI.-A large sea
pelican. which probably had strayed
trDm TIE Gulf of Mexico. Was captured
near here today by r. T.. Lyon Of
E.ekuu NJ. LYON was driving iu an
auto near the Arkansas river when he
saw the big white bird Hopping along
"a fl field. The pelican had t. broken
wing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
DENISON MUST KICK IN.


Special TO The World
PARIS, Texas. May 21.-Pres-
ident J. W. Bell OF the Western
association today announced that
khe had established the fact that
Shortstop lockey of the Denison
team was being played under op-
tion and that Denison would
have 10 abide by the rules of the
league and pay $3.50 into the
leagues treasury or give up the
player. He said he also was in
vestigating two players on an
Oklahoma team whom he had
reason to believe were optional
players.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
Argentine Has no Grain.

BUENOS. AIRES, May 2l-Re-
ports that Argentina, contrary to re-
cent statements on grain conditions,
had a large quantity of wheat avail
able for export were categoricauy de-
MED today by Senior Pueyrredon, min
lister of foreign affairs and agricul-
t1ire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
LARCENY IS ALLEGED
IN LAND DEPARTMENT
Claud Ray, Bookkeeper, Ac-
cused Of Using $4,000
Of State Funds.

/ s2s-aI 90 Tie Wor.4
OKLAHOMA CITY. MAY zl.-Flsud
Ray ,Ces.eers- .1 the s.toa. land
department. =as arrested tl.- ereu.rg.
I-s IS the .-s- legal s,-s ll his ai-
4eE-d {l5lHl or more shortage IN
r4.l .nf CO... cation has been conduct
% .rr the .r-t tao weeks Ray te-
fore MS arrest t.lf mem rer- 0f the
srco1. .acI commission that b. Was
short. ana a.- guess o. o. '1e amount
ls the only xIa-e ~ The pus- 1.- de-
ta.cat.1ns
A peculiar system 0r account keep
-rs first sttraeted tho attention of a.
l.. Mckinney. secretary II the school
land conan. s-lo1. 4 temporary check
~as being made and when the pc
cl-larity AS noticed ty Mckiuney ne
insisted that these funds be cnea Eei
hack .Cr several years. With TWO In
spec-Crs Ray started over the book
Almost Immediately b. acknowledged
there would be shortage Told how
. happened and insisted that ne would
De able % make good.
Employed Long Time.
After working .r executive session
all dag the board ,hl5 evening caused
Rays arrest on It charge of grand
larceny. AithO Ray has been ln the
department since Haske.ts admins
'rat-Jr. -ne pecllat.Ons seem % have
begun about September. 1918 A. book
keeper h. received checks from the
sales force .or school lands sold. Al
ways there would De checks for .m-
proving "a portion - This land when
Tie check was received RAY would
manipulate lf iu bis own NHv. send
ing part 70 the state fund and The
balance 20 Two other persons who
would then deposit the money make
out their own personal checks and
send them oacE 90 Raw. These men.
Ray declared. did not get any of the
siols. Their names are known, but
il i9 not known w7ether or not they
will be arrested
Bonds Cover shortage.
Ray, who has been receiving 1920,
recently was raised 10 $500. lie mas
been married only few months. II
was noticed that he had been living
high. II is said his shortage is COW
cred ~ bonds
When Ray was arrested he pleaded
guilty 20 a charge Of grand larceny
and vas placed under bond Of $1,000.
II Is understood that he may with
draw his plea tomorrow.
The law creating the state depositO-
~ was passed by the legislature of
1915 and this required that all money
from Whatever source be deposited
daily in the state depository. II has
developed that the money handled by
Ray which came directly from the i'm
prOyements fund was not deposited as
required by the law until within the
last six months. Had il been deposited
the shortage could not have occurred,
II IS claimed by some members Of the
commission.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-22
The Daily Horoscope

tCopyrisht. 1917. BY the Mcclure News
paper hyndieateJ
THE stars incline. but 90 not
compel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Slcttcnbcwini
DcrlGoc an0cncmmen
5enat beluiligte bic Snmmc pm
S535,0O0,0 900 sum Insbaa
Der ariessflOtte.

@aiGinaton, B. NiGr5. Gle
5lottenbemidigrutasgorlage Der He.
gterltng muroe eeitern bonn Senat
migGleuuleu. 1ieiel6e beoeutet cine
qusga6e uon $535.000000 gum
ausban uio 5llr @eriTdrfnng Der
@lm0esmarine. Die 8orlage be-
Itimmt inter moerem Die gusgabc
BON S150.000000 in SduIoiheinen
fir eiHen HotIagefouo, Inn Den 9au
Der uorgeiebenen &riegsidiffe be-
ldleunigeu 81 fonnen Iieies goi
ius feblt in Der bonn ReprdhHtanteu-
balie angenommeflen &orlnge, 10
Dab etne g%entciniaHe 4onfereta 5u
idnHmentretan mltB, uut earitber 6u
beroten. gS iii iiher, oab Oag 0ors
iid einneritonoen erflaren miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Die Nrbcif Scr
GamcRbcctc mirc
gcPcim gcb0ltcH!

Berlin. 3. @ldrS. (aabelnadridt)
Sic 0entidc 4omiralifat erbdlt
geridte iiber erfolgreide VT,
'beit Der Iouhboote. gibt je0od nltr
einen Tell oerielben befannt. @s
mar imwer Die MetboOe Der 0eltt-
lden alilit1r.unO MorinebebSroen,
feline SnforRlatipnen bctanut at ge.
ben bis ole Sotiade ols rihtig er-
ta1ut uno feine milit1rii6en Sc
beiiuniiie Da0ttrd preis aege6en
ner0eit, menn aud Der @crt Der
8efutntmndung 0a0urh ginbnBe
erleioet. Die Marinebebor0en boben
aber eclteao gelnndlt OaB. peun ole
3abl Der i'm g1anat 6ebrllur Der
ienften ieinolihen uno aeutrnlen
Shiffe betanrt qegeben miro, Die
@elt itaunen mllB lu0 Oa3u ange
ton iein miro, oen Guudboottrieg
forIsuieeen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
maibinotcia riiftct
5ltr Jtlomosiriermm0!

8oibinetorl 3. 0ar5. 5don
be1te lit sic 5taot nit tauienoeu
tno aber tauien0en o~itstndrtigen Qe.
iud)ern angefuat. melfe Der Snou
g~urieruflg Oes grdiioenten 9gilion
fir ieinen 5ueiten Iermm ala nod
ten Montaa b%eipobneu molten.
3as @etter lit aIleroings qaes an.
6ere. ale ongenehm. IS lit nebelig.
feudlt uno b6dit u~ltgemiltiid). EROS.
Dem fino Die StraBeu angefiIlt.
3%eginienter non friih non Der @ren-
Be eI~n9etroifenen 5ruppen, 9ereine
nit MuliffopelIen nfp4 beleben Die
StraBen troB Der ihlehten 8itte
runa.
an ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ir1b
ben Iribuucn miro n~llerorten bic
leste @olto ongelegt. aur5 g rest
mo rilbrt it'd HberaG.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Slctd6cr nberrcidbt
ieinc ~Be0lambiomna!

@ua0qlajora, Der, 3. Wadr5
@eianoter 6letder Der Ser. 5taaten
aberreidte beltte General garrdn5a
ieine 8e9laubiaaag. mos elmer BOLT
aen 8ie0ermbinonng Der %oiplomati.
ihen ge5iebungen 5Iuiiden Dem bei-
ben 2drDern gleidjfouintt mo Die
oollige 4nerfen1iung Der Garron5a-
iden Regierune ieiteiis Der gereinie.
ten 5fanten gleihfommt.
Der Beiaf0te mllr0e mt baionoe.
rem gbren empfangea. @ian nimmt
an, bah Sic erite @an0fung oes
tteiien @eiatOten bic ueberreidung
elmer Suffrage an Die merifoniihe
gfegierlrHg lit. ME 0ieielbe iih 3u
ben Ser. 5taaten itelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
1cim Gclcit fir
PGnccIsNampfcr!
Mmef. aanfia6rer iuerDeu DDrlaHfia
nidDt BON aFiessi@ifieR be-
gleitet luer0en.
@afhfnatoa. 9. .. B. @larl.

@nfhinaton. 8. &. 3. Di1r5.
Dos 5taatsdntt bat bellte oig
6ffenflihe erfldrlfag abgesebelt, OoE
es, borldnfig penigitens, ntft oil
4dIidt Der Negiarung tit. SanNels.
Snnapier 0urh sariegsihiffe beglei.
ten 5n niien-iomeit oas Staats-
amt es meiB-rulo oieies ioute Is
acknowledgements miiien.
9th @eleit bon Dampfern mit
Whtnitipns.uno ariegsmaterioI- Ga.
1ungen ieite1s areigsidiife. fomlte
ais Elm ariegsaft nllsaelegt meroen,
erfldrte has 5taot8ant. 0agegeu
iDur0g Elm ioldes @eIeit bel shiffen
NIT n~elltrnler 2a0ung bered)tigt
iein.
sic Grriftung zines 5paliers
bon ariegsidiffen miir0e 0asielbe
mie Elm @eleit beoeater.
@11reno @rlli0eHt @ilion bereit
it, trenn es ~notmenoig lein ioas
te, meter at aeberi. oils MIR Die
5hiffe at beltiIden beiuat Die ct.
fl1rung oes 5tuntsnmtes gum
S6InB, oa6 er nidlt beabndtigt Die,
les gegerlipdrtte 81 INN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
Mansel an aanuniersn.

&oibington 3. Mars. Snfolge
Beabiihtlgter 4eituduHe Der San
oeIsidfffe erpadit bic 4ahfrage
naA aanonieren Is gibt m Der
91~arinereierne 1000 0iann bon mel
dar etfpa 100 geihulte 3ieler an
@eihuBpn tDaren, aLs ite aus Dem
dffipen 1ienlt austraten. Sic mel.
ften Damon iino dber bejabrt IND fei
aer BON ihHen bat in leBterer 3eit
it'll Ridlteit BON @eifnben grfaAring
gebabt Us miro geidgt, ooB ans
0ieiegl geltten feine ausreihenoe
Ghl ron 3ielern IN @eiditben on
NanDelsfabr8eugan erlangt mer0en
fargte. Diedeift nber cine 4n8obl
MmaIfioHsbnntierer unO nn0ere Dit
glieOer uou @efditsmonnIharen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
CttO gcnninshuDen scitOr6eu.

SIN Sapon @otel in aonios Gin
8onnerstag Gtto 8enninglo.
ben plobIid bonn GoOe credit. 3cl
Gntidlaiene, meld)er Elm 4lter Dol
81 SSo1ren erreihte, mar Der Sob
Ocs neritorbenen @ottlieb 8enning
boben, 0es @ernusgebers Oes ebena
liaen .9ormarts1 III Gmnba. 81
6rtrirb longe sSabre binourd) bic.
Elm MehIgeid0ft uno crfreute i'd
eiues sroBen gefnnntatfrciics. 9ol
mebrereu grii0rrrl Die ibn iiberfe
ben mobnt SEQ Bennington IN Gna.
ia. auBer Den 8riioern betroilcrl
ben 8aDingeidieOenen nod iein.
@itDc un0 Orei Sofme. Gen Sln
tcrblicbeaen ipreden pir utlier Mtit
geiii6l aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-03
9ic snmptume Der @rlppe.

~
Ser 9eQel tritt Die grippe epiOe
mild a1f, infolqe bon Mitterungs
perbaltuilien. Sire 5pmptome iinl
niannigialtig. 5ie beginnt nit Sic
Der, oftululs nit 5diittelfroit, aopi
ldmer3, Sdmerj in ben @Iie0ern
3rild uber ben Auaen, mo groBcl
f6rperlid)ar 5Ap1de. Ger appeti
laBt nad mo Der 5tublgaug MIR
imrearlmabig. @~epobnlidl merOel
aud Die 9uuqen lit Mitleiocnldai
Qe3oael mas 0ltitel. 5dnnpien untf
@eiierfeit 3ltr 5oIgc bat. Oft greit
Sic Grippe aud ben Ninaen an Uni
Ucrurlndt Gurniaa 4Qagenidmer5,
qppetitloligfeit mo iDanr Grbreden,
giele id,fDerc mo aefdbrltde aranf
beiien fonnen Ourh Die @rippe her.
b%orgerufen meroen, mo es lit onrim
roiiam. BET Der eritelb leidfeiten gr
ideinlina oieier 11tnptome, 0bitc
aufidub nit Der ridtigen gebgio
lung at begrmen.
Gs III Don aroBter 8ldtiafeit nas
man Elm pirfiames 3glmlttel
md6lt IS ioatc feine jeit nit Gr
perimenten uerloren 9e5cn. es be.
reitet ms @euugtitung, Iaan 81
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adhnten Alpantrdliter elm nHo iilte
Iegi ale mieoer geiun6. 81 ain
lidler 4etie baben iauien0 anOert
genie geidlrieben.
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thefen 81 bnbeir. SefnlnqeHten lie
fern e brett DoiiI saboratorimt.
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idlait ieil, 10 ihreibc man an. 81
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Gaming beHamcrt
prc6bctc 0cecn
Dr.. Ritter!

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iefretor 2onitna bot nad einer I'm.
%terreOlnq nit Or. 9sdul Aitter Dem
Sdpei5er Minilter. Oieien bon aller
Shulo ireieeiprohen, oab er MI
patience, oeutihe propaganda be.
trieben babe.
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@efihble, Die bier fir lin gehegt
meroen. @ir iolten gegen teinen
MonR poreinaeliuumen iein Der lei.
ne gilihtcn treu e~rfilt. ielbit menrl
er fir cine Hegierrng etntritt.
nit Der mir oie 9eSiebruget obs
gebroheu baben.
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III sen Gbc0tcrn.
Gmpres 36eairr.

5err 2eoour, Der 2eiter oeS aaaes
1tel1i beIiebten GnlpreB Ghenters,
bot iilr Die fommeuoe Bode ein
uirflid erittloiiiqes 9rogramm 5u-
iammengqteIt Inter Den berldie.
oenen gtumuaern peroielt b~eioaoers
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OF t776 &c Cure lDeiter @aa
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stimboll ais Garifcaerift Der @nnpt.
role. Charlie gDapIin. Der alge
meln beliebfe Grandchildren Stern.
miro 0iontag, Gienstog 1utD Miitt.
mod in eLbe Cure ge5ei9t
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die iih Die @in0upri18eiiiH naiuate,
III ibren 1eim 1914 GaB Ctr. 81
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