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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
PREFERENCE FOR JAIL is
GRANTED; WAR CHANCE SOON
Munitipsl Judge Holds Man Arr,.stcu
on Minor Charge for In
yestigntion

Because Of "A remark that he wouio
rather stay in Jail than go to war, Jim
Macie. a young man who works at d
local. newsstand and stays at the Ell
gin rooms. was locked up by the po-
lice. pending investigation. following
Il trial Of a lcwd conduct case in mu-
ricipal court Vcsterdp" The young
man, who said he would be In the mex
draft call, was arrested ThuTsday py
the police. In the trial Of the case,
in which another man. who declared
he was "rarin' to 20 To war;" was also
invovled, Mncie said he would rather
stay in Jail than be shot down by the
Duchmen."
Young man, you've got the wrong
idea" said Judge Duncan. ANY man
who is not loyal enough to the country
TO give his life TO 1t Is deserving or
nothing but contempt. and regret
can't do anything with you
The lewd conduct charge because
Of other circumstances that appealed
t. the court was dismissed, and Ma
Gle was at once detained and sent
hack to jail for police investigation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
EXPEDITI0NARY ARMY
HELPS BEAT U-B0AT
Buying Of War Materials in
France Releases Ships for
Other Services.
WIFI THE AMrR1cAN ARMY IN

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
IS helping to best the submarine. Fig
ures Just made available show that
the American eNpeditionary force, BY
paying ,losc attention 10 the business
end Of IT, activities has relieved tn"
Rhips of the allies Of the task OF car
ryirg many thousands tons of army
material, the ships thus released be
Ing utilized for other services equally
important
This has been done thru the activi-
ties OF the General porshing board
which has hou"ht all tho material
possible on this side Of the Atlantic
rather than order II shipped from tno
United States The magnitude OF tho
task is shown by the figures for the
first half OF November. during whicn
one Of thc numerous branches OF the
board bought I'm France 1000 tons of
tools and equipment, 1000 tons OF
railway tires aud 100 tons of cars.
These purchases involved an cNpendi-
ture Of 5000 900 francs. y sum which
gees 10 help the industries Of France.
while at the same time saving the
cargo space OF some twenty vesseis o.
one thousand SIX hundred tons each.
This mving for single fortnight
IT, a single army branch is illustrative
of what has been done In every branch
ly the new purchasing service tor
which General Pcrshing Is utilizing
bankers and commercial experts who
are anxious To- do their part IN France
and who. under the direction Of regu-
lar army experts, are now engaged in
work similar to that which occupied
them in ciVil life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

am 25 for the last five years /
nave worked. I am 80 tired II II all.
/ know what / want. II Is home,
husband. children.
As | caught the 5.39 tonight ana
sank listlcssly into "A seat too weary
even to open the paper that lay On
my lap. I looked up "a zee girl
ahe'd ot we. Such q pretty girl' MY
age pcrhaps. but fresh ana lovely.
sic talked animatediy with the man
beside her. watched her every
move. Not beautiful face but lighted
up with auCh feeling spirit.
Then | know. 'Jr five years | have
given cfC'y ounce % my trguEih to
that pit,lcas god Of work. And II
has given mc--whatr hooked hacR
over these years. A callousness to
hear thiEcs-a disillusionment Of hu-
man nnture.
The tr1in stopped tucked my
paper under NY arm and walked Glow
" along ,he trce-gI allowed s.revl.
There wrst Ice ScHr way oul
shau do IT." J thot to myself
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
Red Fork NeICS

Rector Rose is in Red Fork from
Springfield. Col, visiting Mr.. and Mrs
G. |. Boberg
j. NJ. Johnston visited here this
week.
Mrs. w. +. Kerr and daughter
Mayone left saturday to remain over
Christmas with relatives at Parla,
Kan.
An interesting program was given
in the school auditorium Tuesday by
the literary club.
Charles Thomas is enlarging and
remodeling his home here.
w. McCord is home from trip to
Hot Springs. Ark.
Supt. W. Il. Kerr went TO Broken
Arrow Friday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George HinlSle.
Iincoln Postoak and Mrs. Roy
Hayes and baby daughter arrived
home this week from Fort Worth.
where they have been visiting Roy
Hayes who is in the national army at
Camp Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hinkle are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of son Saturday, December s.
Clayton j. Sawyer left Friday for
Haskell to remain a week.
The Community club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. John Henning
The members are all busily engaged
on soldier outfits and expect to have
them completed at an early date.
Cliff Cook enlisted in the aviation
corps in Ottawa, Kan.
The home missionary society met
Wednesday with Mrs. T.. ]. Bonacker.
Mr.. ard Mrs Hewitt Atkinson have
the sympathy of the community in
the loss of thpi,. babV son who died
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

King rector of the church. Rabbi Mankea
will talk on the significance of the capture
OF Jerutalee By the British.
AYRE TOORfIEES q former Mxkogen
oil company In this city. has resigned snd
enlisted in the aviation corps at st. Louis.
=
THE ALPHA Dancing society is new
nounced its initial psrty for NEXT Tuesday
evening December 1s, in the Elks' ball
room. The club also will dance December -.
=
REV. ALBERT MAsvEY has returned
from few days trip to Kansss City.
TULSA CHAPTER o. L. s. served dinner
to 1875 Masons Thursday evening preceding
the annual meeting and election Of officers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE TALKS
PRICE CONTROL BY CITIES
Unjust i,rnfats Being Made; Scditious
Words 10 Be Curbcd BY
Ordinance.

World Capital Buresu
sl2 Campbell Building.
OKLA AHOMA CITY, Dec. 15.-That
1t Is the patriotic duty of every city
in oklahoma TO assist the government
In prosecuting the war against it's
enemies by ordinances of any means
under control in conservation of food
regulation of prices and elimination
OF all seditious acts or words was.
sense OF the Oklahoma Municipal
league in resolutions adopted this
evening before adjournment
The matter OF prices on differerr
commodities and articles was dis
cussed Members fro,n several towns
told how prices had gone up upon ar
ticles OF clothing and food. In some
instances these prices were not only
not justified but circumstances indl-
Gated IA selfish desire TO make money.
The question OF passing ordinances
taking the food question under con
troll, regarding price making was dis
cussed. 1t was finally decided that
each city should do Az it saw fit.
The league would have the legisla
ture give such funds as necessary to
the state insurance board to employ
competent inspectors In Insurance.
matters. especially in fise rate making
All insurance companies are asked to
make periodical inspections. They
would put the burden OF proof ON the
Insurance companies when complain .
Is filed by municipality or individuai
II is asked that the method Gf com
putation Of rates be adjusted $50 thai
municipalities Us a whole do not have
TO bear the expense of few criminal
or grossly negligent municipalities. "
Members of the legislature are ask cd
TO give the insurance board all in
formation possible so the board may
be able to represent the Interests OF
the insurinE pubic.
=. 7. Duffy, mayor Of FL Reno. was
reelected president Of the league: X.
l.. Harvey OF Cordell. vice president.
and Major John Alley OF Norman re
mains secretary by having
been selected as the permanent Off
Ger for that plice. The league will
meet in Oklahoma City next year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
RESCUED sEAMEN REACH rom.
Sixty -four Members Of Crew or Knight
of the Thistle Landed.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Dec. 10
The sixty four members Of the crew of
the British steamship Knight of the
Thistle were brought here today by
an American naval collier. which res
cucd them shortly before their storm
battered steamer fOundered ON Mon
day two hundred miles southeast of
Cape Race. Twenty-three OF the men
Chinese
The steamer left an Atlantic port
November % for England. en~bunter-
ing rough weather almost from the
outset ON Thanksgiving day her rud-
der was smashed, making her unman-
ageable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
SICKNESS, DESPONDENCY,
IDlEMESS; SHOT ENDS IT
West Tulsa Resident Takes Own Life
i'm Presence Of Wife and
Children

Thrusting the muzzle of a revolver
into his mouth. H. G. Yoakum in the
presence of his family, took his own
life yesterday morning. The bullet
penetrated his throat and the base of
his skull. He lived for a time after
the shot was fired and was taken to a
local hospital but died without having
regained consciousness.
Yoakum was employed some tini-
ago as a boilernaker by the Mour'
Cooper Boiler works, hut was com
PEELED to stop work because OF stroke
Of paralysis, from which he had no.
entirely recovered when he ended hia
life. His impulse TO commit suicide
was occasioned by his i'll health, "
is thut.
Yoakum was IS years old and Is
survived by a widow and two daush-
ters. He had for some time lived III
West Tulsa. where he owned consid
cradle property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

AT THE regular n,eting OF the Mems
club OF Trinity Episcopal church next Tues.
day in the church Rabbi j. p. Menkes win
speak upon special invitation from Rev c. V.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
IL May BE.

Shakespeare speaks feelingly OF
MOVING accidents by flood and field"
mo doubt his furniture did suffer.
] suppose Shakespeare, like most poor
poets. had to move frequently"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

police made on the house run by Damie
Jackson At 12s North Detroit Tuesday night
Dsmie jackson, who runs The place, and
Clarence Rowland her brother. who said be
owned the place each fined $50 on
the charge Of selling liquor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16

ENGLISH LUTHERAN church, Fifth and
Elwood avenue. Rev Albert Massey, pastor
Phone Usage 67l1.J. Third Sunday in ad-
went Bible school OF p:46 a. IN. Morning
service at IL o'clock with sermon by Rev
Carl g. Aue. d. D., of Emporia. president
uf the Lutheran synod of Kapsas Evening
service with address by Doctor Aue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
City Nelrs in Brief

THE TRIALS Of ?5 negroce occupied con
S,dersble time In the municipal court Last
nisht. They were cAugh, in the raid the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
Reu. tcnp crkldrt
itcb n~it6ti4ulSi0s
grdauptet, Bic lit giaiScn grmprSs-
ten mrOer g~cfauut nod &C.
ieben al babcn.

9eb DAT, So, is. MlQi. - acp.
2nnn George aelIp. Der unter fer
MnfloQe in Sat- III, in Der 9to6t
pom s. SUM 1912 lit Gtaist1 Soc
Mooar, 0elieu Jral uro bier ain0er
ionic Die betben fteinen Sodter bon
Soc 5ttGinger NIT elmer 4rt ernot.
set ait baden, bat ii6 helttc our6
ieiue anDdlte nihtidHl0ig erflort
Or tuur0c ebenfo nte ieine Syroll. bic
init Ihm 0ieieIbe Seize eintllntntt, pa
fe b6atg mtttelLo3 ftno. mad benz
bieIigen @~efqngnis 8uriifgebrq9t,
6eute nohrnittaq iol barber dbJe-
1tiatnt Deroen oh es ieiner Cider
belt rpegea noti9 iein miro, i4n nab
ges M1oines 31 iibcrfit6ren.
Ginent 1ertreter Der llHlteo 8teB
oeoenitber erflarte aaap nod Dern
flirsen 8erh6r int 8eridlt: sd
f6nttte eines iolh ftrdtbaren Scr
bredens nift itul0ig ietn. SD Hobe
ME bic arnea acute, Die ermornet
nur0er, geleben npd getourt. 91ei.
ne gnDaLte hobeu mir geratarJ mid
nidt neiter uber ben Gaq aus5tl-
Ioiien.@
aeQp jdieu rerr0s uf6 nte0erge.
idldqer. 5eine Grou bingegea idierl
qtten Msltes 8u iein uuo CAB It'd
ale Mfbe, ihn oui8ubeiterR. Gle
fu0 lett elmer &etbe BON Sa6ren ner.
beirntet. unD Jrau aelleg fat oni
Iefnen Gciien a(s 8anoerpreotger
| ibren M2ann itets begLeitat.
Sine ue6erraihurg entit1nb, dl+
befannt lultroe, OaB orBer benz aa.
malt u. 8. Sutton Don Cmaba, mel
| der Set Der leBtcn 5taatsrDnhl uts
| @oupernalr Steamboat u1tterle8cr
mar, RedtsaniDalt vi. O. @fitdel
bon Council gfuffs als 8erteiotger
fiir Qean ouftrat. NtitAea mar Dor,
her Nehtsanluaft oes 8cbcin1Detet.
tibs 8tlflrioa non Der 8urnsider
Qaentur gepeie1, Der llateriufua.
| Qen betreffs 0es Mor0es ongeitelt
1 botte. Man madt iid 0e3goB mt.
oaerban0 5eaiationeR 8efabt, 81
8ilferfon Bic Gernaan0ten 0es CT
mor0etcn hcrtrot nto es nun Der
@nihein 6ot, aIs CD Dieie fitr Self
emtreteu mogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
DcMtid,cs f,rc9ralrlrt
int Der DMnSce SdbMlc!

eyn Der g[ula Der 9nloee SdulG
miro an Wtittpod, ben 16. Ntai,
nadlmittoas $50 llbr, BON OGt
ShiilerL rueldle 0eutihen lluterridlt
erboLtdn, Elm id0ncS beItidles gro.
qraruln air. Durhflbr1ing gcbrldt
Deroen. g(lle Oiaienigeu, 0eneu Die
Grbnltung Der oeutiden Spra6e mo
0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN ben 5dlll.
ten ant Screen lie8t, iollten e8 nlft
unterlojieit oieien llebungen bei5lt.
mobuen Inn 5u ieGglL ipie miriam
Ser l~lnterrid)t lit. Us fot8t bierrtit
0oS 8rpgranlrl:
Beiung: 4n1erifd. bon allen alutlen.
3ialog BON ShilIern 0es 6. 8rd0es !.
@eiang. Gle 2orelei; 5diilcr beS z.
Grades.
Beiong: Snn0mdnnden; Sdyller
6e5 8rooe5 SO.
2ciei6rngru SdiiIer 0e5 @ra0cs
SO.
@eiang: Gic g}ilbte; gdUler Oe3
Grades 5a.
Gciang: gtIe 968el; ShiiIer 0es 2.
GerntIlts.
Q tatllcbung; Sdiiter oes Z. Sra
beg.
@eiana: 5err &einrit; Wlabd)ci
aus S9.
SoIo: 6ribLir8s5eit So9ann yin.
0erioll,
2ialog; Sduler bctl 54.
5oto: 6eioenrosiein; Glen So9a.
ton. ."...e..
guditabicren; 6hilIcr BON SO.
8eiaaq: @uten Aben0; alla alaiicf
@cgIeiteriu auf bcm Biaao: Viii.
0re6 Glauion. -A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
Generate BrmIflcfF
unS GcMrks reid1cn
Reii0n0ticn Gin!
Der bcbrntrRoe ruIiiIhe 6Cerfa6rer
mill irines 8pitenS emit.
Buben luerScm.

Getroarao. is. 92ai. 3ie @c
nerale gtuiiloii uto 8ourts baben
lire Relignation beute eingereiht
6od itno t6re @cithe tbrer 8oitet
entboben 3l DerocfL btsber nod aldlt
a%nqcnomIneu uno berpiuigt norben.
General 8rltiilpff gilt ais elmer
Der f1bigiten rliiiifen 5eerfiibrer
@r mar e8, Der Die ruiiii6en Irups
per bel ibrer 9ffenItbe gegeit bic
Cefterreiher unfu6rte uHo 0teielben
ieiner8eit aus Rr3enln8l MID Dem
qr0Btan Tell @ali5iens hinaustrieb.
5eit Dem i. SUM botte II Ben
Cberbefeht uber sic ia0oitlide rlti
iffhe Qrmee.
8abrideinlih Bat feline uuo Sc
neral @ourfs Ser eth 3tbiiionsfonl,
mau0eur It'll Bali5ian nor. gntIai.
luna ME 0te nprhcrgehenoe 0es
ariegsminirers 8utiffoff utt0 0e5
Generals aorRiloff aommon0ant
bon 9atrograO, In 0eniclbcn @riIi'
Sen lire llrIade, ndmlid in Der Gin.
miiduug De3 Arbtiter. uno 5oloas
tenfomitees.
8ruiiloffs Rudtritt muB fir be
rlniide Mrnlee aIs Gin berber 5dlag
mtgeiebe cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
Rnnias Mftttr 9EffsrA.

Rpfige aitter (9sffsr0.
Uan taufs 8 Rolts. nellie 3Epei
Gags 3ubor gebaden ipurbeu, uno
f6nei0et fla in bsr utitte bur4, rei6t
bie 4uBsaIttte ab, peiAt bas A6rige
in 1 qtat UEtla, nit einem 81, sts
mas 9uder, / Ieet0ffeL 8oRillei
tpenu gang Dur69ensiat, ndl5t man
fe IN Bet abgeriesenen 5dale unb
badt fe in betBsm set gelbbraun.
6eHreut fe banu NIT etlpas 3imt
nit 2uder btrmi14i. Ginb ausges
3eidnst, audi is6en fe loon aug.
Ser 17IaBriBe y. q. Ut c.
8orter pom 9ouitou, 9eg, oeBtou.
Itrterte iqfneur 8leidaltrigeu Same.
raoen gobert Wleger, tn Uelder
@etie &c GtraBenrdllber ipieIen
iproe. glit ben 8ortgu so mir.
be i'd Gid anbaIten,4 5ielte ct NIT
einem 44falibrigen Ge0oloer auf
ieinen 5reuno uno oridte ab. Die
auqe[ 0ranq Meger iiber benz red.
ten auqe 1T oos @ebtrn un6 Der
unQIiidllhe sSunge ltiir5te leblos 81
@o0en. Mcg8orter botte natlirIidj
aegIaubt, ooB bta 8afie ni6t gela'
ben iei.
Sn eiuem 6dupPen bet
gi6lauo glait 5urunce Gompdup II
aiBlan6, isis, mur0e Der 9oL8fdQer
Mlott M2odintoib tot ut0 Elm un6e.
fainter aamerao BON ibm balbtoi
aufqefun0en. aaem aniheiu rad,
tuaren Die bei6eu m1rner am G6en1
bor6er bon eiuem 6oI5faaerIager
Ser umgebuug. in Die 6taot 9efom'
men un6 battan iid ienen Sduppep
sum untetihlupf fir Die aadt aus
qeiudt. Sic tparen bon Gas iiber.
mannt nor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15
Hctc lsrcmszAdmpdgnc
lit ~crfclercicb!

Inter Der 2eiturg oes Serrn 8.
20. Su0iott, 4rdii6ent 0eS 0Htobo
Qapitels oeg Roteu arer3cs, bat
geItern eineGnmpn8tte b%egottuefl, um
in oieier ISOLDE cine redt groBe PHI.
5ab[ Mtttglieoer fit ons 9tote areua
Az erlanaen. Mtan min bier, penH
m6Qlih, 10000 9litglieber getpIus
men. Ole agitattou miro md9reao
Der gall5en 8od)e b%etrieben peroeH.
SER SuDion Bat aud EN- aoml'
tee BON 8eutihaner:tanert ertantt,
nm BET Der Code an belien, ltno
8por folqen0e &erteH: gal. s. 9e.
ter, u. q. Strebloiu. g. ~. aroree.
len, q. s. @teper, @idiam 6Aulol.
lrr, 9orrD Slider uu0 Seurn gcllff.
SER Wleper bat Der 8ribiitc nit
getetlt, Dab CT iib an aomitee nitt
beteitigen fann. 0a er tiinitiQbIn IN
aanias gjtp bieI 8u tim buben mo
.6ie meiite 3eit BON 0moba abpeIeno
ietn miro.
Die Qeier Itno erIuat itd in
sic Il~itgIieoerIiite ocs Gotet areu5cs
eiuidreihen 5u Iaiien.
Bie IS. 6. lire, Sefretdr oes
IQofal8meiqe8 6cs 9toten arel8es nit.
Iteilt, bradte Mtontoh Der erite Gag
Der aampagne 3ltr Grtperbltng bon
U}italie0ern bic 5utHnle bon So
I5S4.57 III ben @dab Der 9cretnta
Iquuq, mas init oem bereit8 borbans
I0enQerpeienen 8etrnql 8uiaututen bic
5uume 0on $14,05332 dtsmodlt
Gie Grnurtungen Der 9eumten
ICES hitigen Soften areu3es ita1, mle
lie alacben, BON Den HeiuItotcn mott
I~ii6ertroffen m0r6er. Die mctiten Der
ncu geluotnenen MsitgIie0cr 8ei6nes
Item 0en Sabresbetroa bon einent
lIoQar, rpdbreno fih g ais lcbens.
l1nelihe 0lit9Iie0er nit ie $50
leinidrciben TeBen.
9ie 8onter, meIde iidI Der 8tllht
~unter8ogen battan, MtttgIteoer an3tts
Iucrher, mdrcn bereit8 nm odt ltbr
mor0pn8 altf ibren Soften itHO Bile
Ben 6aieIbit bis 6 ubr n1hmitta9s.
igtne Menge ltnterfomitee8 babcn iit
Dem gltten 3pat 5ur @erfitguutg &C.
felt un0 in bieIen 6eidafteH iino
gnpfunqsitationen erridtet, no itf
Isle 02itqlieoer einihreibcn laijer
If6nneu. Gle aampagne miro bcuti
Ifortgeiett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-15

@crict in bas Dab.

Ger feds Sabre alte 9idlpb ST.
i6er. 5obn 0eS GbepaareB u ".
6ii1er, 451S Marc1 Ctr, Der tifI
geitern oltf oem 8c8e our odule
an einet @ispogeu anbagte gertet
NIT eiuem 6uBe in 0ie Spciden
zines RnOe5 nno ntrhg ntehrere
,Ntale ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ebe Der
8utider bon &aiinntcn dufmerfidn
lea;adt ner0en fonute. Der aut'
iheb Chs. 9rrfe i1onnte bic
Rferbe Gus lln0 fonnte anoIitl nod
3cbn Mimtten Qlrbett init Dem 8et.
itaa0 bon 5Ipei M}dnHern ben ornen
0Haben aus ieincr idredlthen Gage
.befreien. Ser ret}te S6cntel beg
aleineu mar qe6rphen uno Die ano.
dcnipIitter tamen 0urd Die @aat
.aerDor uno aud OIL aopf mar CT
tr6ebIih periett morbeH. Gr mlroe
uat ciaem @oipitoI gebradlt.
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HciNskan5lcr miro
AeSe II. Antrucrt itepcn
81 Sirftr a6cr idtuerlid bic aricgs.
stele bet brntideu &crbnnSettn
H1hrr erIrtern.

qoftSon, LIS. Dlai. - Gs bieB,
1as Ser 0ertihe Reiasfuu3ler beltte
in Retfstaa bic Griegs5iele 3euti6s
Inllos ua0 0erer @erbitnbeten ndber
beleidten pllr0e. Gieiem idelnt
nber rlidt 10 6l ieirt oenn belttigeu
@erliRer 3epeihelt 8ufolge ntro b.
@etbrnann.0oape feine at1Sgearbei.
fete NeDe balten, ionbern mir ale
an lin qerittaten Gyraqen aber bic
0eutidet Griegs3ieIe b%eailtiporten.
Gtpas 9lenes fam man ion1tt nlht
erfnarten.
grttiihe geobofter o6er erTuor-
tert, 0aB Der aonsler 6emuddit einen
gpbea ant RuBIan0 ridten miro. IN
melAena Dem 5rieoan oos 8ort &c.
reject peroen ioa. SoIldnoiihen Ge.
aeidan sufoloe beabfidtigt Der aof8-
Ier aud, eiaen 6rie0ensoppen an bic
strbeiferidaft Oct 5einoe 9eutld
lambs s1t erlaiierl.
gsiOcriprrdenbe Metbnngen.
aofinon, 15. W1at. Ter GethS
fan5ler oeigerte @id1 In Der helitiger
Nc tag isung iiber bic 0ettlhef
ariegs3iele 5n ipredlen; er iagte
aB 0amit bet Srltereiien 3eittidl
lail6s nidt genieltt mar0en Dilrbe.
a~niteroaat. Is. M1oi. gtnt
bette nahtnittag bier baripdtet elm.
aeroffeae aratlife 9epeide dita
gerlin beIagt baB Der aan8Ier mid
tige Observation-Disclosures o6geber
lperoe. Die otf bic 6eiti0e Geutih
lambs eiuen tiafen Giuor1tf NADER
lniIr0el.
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apnaert iin Nanstamb 3arf.

Sic SaiIon Scr 6retton5erfe n
sen garfen Der Staot ninnlt ant
Observation-Disclosures NIT einell
aon3ert i'm San8comb Qnrf iAret
a(nfanq. Gs per6en Johann ieoen
5pnntag in 3lpci 8arteH uno 9iitt'
nod lit einem Gart Qon5erte Ttntt'
fin6erJ uu6 3ruar abtpehieluo III
~foIQen0en gnrfen SanscoHtb, Son.
tenele, GlniUooo, glao1r, 8iiper.
nieip. aounbe, aia6lano, G~Gearbielp
mortor. Spring Cafe, @emis, 9iil.
Ter SeiferIon Square unb @Suntri'
bal Tel6.
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hcfitnl

Gic Gionotetuerin SRI. 6clen Mla.
din miro @litt1p9b dbeu0, neH 10.
Mtai, cine ibrcr better borgelArittes
ucn 5dilleririet, SRI. 5lorence
9}oonen, benz tunitlimGigcn 4ltbIitum
in ibran 5tuoip, arttngton 8lof,
15111a Go08e 5tro5e praientierel
Die iunge Stiinitlerin nir0 tnter aits
6erem Sottata iii 2Utajor, @onDn;
Concert 8olb. 92obfon5ti; Gbe
2arf, GLtnfa 8atofirap uip. gu 8e.
Dor brinqen. SRI. &}inire0 G0maros.
aontraltiihn. cine SdALerin bon
,@oootual giderrrala, pit0 cint
@ruppe fran5oiiihet lao GnaIiida
9cjQnge Dortra9aa.
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Ger Gmoba 1tuiifpreiH bait hclp
te, Gienstaa obeno. icinc rrgelutaBl'
dc @~criommlung al. Die uon belon'
6erer @idtigfeit 1T, neil bic saae
0cs Gereiits inter Scr 8robtbttIof
.beiproden neroen ioa. aui belonOe'
rem @uridl oes 8orItanors itnl
ale M2itglicber oes Qereirs ollt PEE
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Der beltigen @erinmmlung b%el3upoq'
ucn, Man mill @ittel unh Negt
firbcn Die gcteiIigitng on ben Scr
einsbergniiqungeu at beben.