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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
LITTLE WOMEN COMING SOON
Original New York Cast to Preset
This Famous Play.

Little Women" first number OF
the 1917-191S Community lyceum
course, booked for Friday night, No
vember 3, will be given in the Conven-
ton hall at 8:15 o'clock.
The thirteen people presenting the
play are very largely the same cast
which for one whole year played In
New York city Costumes and scenes
of the civil war period give the play
setting that is marvellous for de-
tail and accuracy. Stage settings and
special scenery are faithful to those
used in the original production.
The dramatic power of this wonder
full play Little Women" lies in its
simplicity; 1t Is so simple and sweet
and very typical of American life and
tho 1t has been as years since this
story made it's bow to the world. its
charm Is still fresh and fine and true,
an ideal Of the best in human life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
APPARENT SHORTAGE IN
ACCOUNTS IS REVEALED
Bondsmen of H. G. Walkley,
Former Register of Deeds,
Asked to Make Good.

Thru the discovery of an apparent
shortage Of s1,O22.3O in the accounts
Of Henry C. Walkley, former register
of deeds of Tulsa county. by the state
auditors. who are now going over the
books of the county, a demand has
been made upon the U. S. Fidelity Il
Guarantee Co. of Baltimore, Walkley' S
bondsmen, to make good that amount.
The county attorneys office Is pre-
pairing to bring civil suit against
Walkley in case the order Is refused.
Walkley was recorder of deeds from
1907 to 1913 and later was deputy
In the county clerks office. Accord
ing to the report of the state auditors,
working under the direction of Fred
Parkinson, state examiner, In the ac-
count of July. 1912. there is nota-
ton showing that check had been
given the county treasurer to cover the
amount due the county. The law re-
Quires that these reports. when certi-
fled by the county mmissioners,
must be accompanied by a receipt
from the county treasurer. In this
case no such receipt has been found.
Under such conditions a shortage must
be claimed by the county.
There has been no audit OF the
county books since 1910. This audit
may be made upon demand by per
cent Of the qualified legal voters Of
the county on petition or by order of
the county commissioners. Several
times since 1910 there has been talk
Of an audit but the voters have never
taken the matter seriously enough to
produce petition and the county
commissioners have never ordered one
until this year.
Upon the failure Of the bonding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
TAKE VAN LAX
FOR CONSTIPATION
Don't Poison Yourself ANY
More With Calomel-Van
Lex Is Better-It Keeps
Bowels Clean.

When you are troubled with liver
trouble such as constipation. clogged-
up bow wels, indigestion, dyspepsia.
heartburn. played-out feeling bad
breath, sick headache, get from your
druggist a soc bottle of Van Lax (for
send to Van Vleet Drug Co., Mem
phis, Tenn Take a dose as directed
on label. In short time 1t will give
you the incest and easiest cleaning
out you ever experienced. Drop cal
omel or salts. Van Lax is better 1t
don't sicken you. Young or old can
take Van Lax and at any hour of the
day. Van Lax is pleasant to take
Everybody likes 1t. Van Lax llvens
up your liver. Try it--today II is
the latest and by far the best Tonic
Liver Medicine made. The best is
none too good-get the best--Van
Lax.-AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
GERMANY HAVING
REAL SPY SCARE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

you had to have your passport
stamped when you left and stamped
in whatever town you visited. When
you came back, you had to report to
the police within two days or you
would be arrested.
remember the case OF dear little
Spanish woman. Spain was neutral,
but her citizens were treated little
better than enemies. This woman. and
her little boy. aged about 3. went to
visit relatives In a city hundred miles
or so from Berlin. When she came
back the boy was Ill. He had taken
sick on the train and. in her anxiety
she forgot all about reporting that she
had returned. Her boy became dan
Gerously Ill. But, at the end of two
days. she received a summons to ap-
pear before the police.
When she did, she was put in prison
for three days-and her baby i'll. She
almost went crazy! She was not per-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
Use Black and White, Sent by Mail
25c. Many Agents are Making
an Easy Living.

Just t.y Rlack and White Ointment
tfor white or colored folks). Apply
as directed on label, to face. neck.
arms or hands. 1t Is very pleasant TO
the skin and has the effect OF bleach
inG dark. sallow or botchy skin,
cleaning the skin OF risings, bumps,
pimples. blackheads, tan or freckles-
giving you clear, clean, bright COM
plexion, making you envy OF every
body. Sold on q money-hack guaran-
tee, only 25c istamps or coin) by
mall, or boxes. 81. Agents, apply
for territory and special deal. Ad-
dress Plough Chemical Co. Dept. 81,
Memphis Tenn. WRITE NOW-TO-
DAI-WHILE YOU THINK ABOUT
IT-Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
Britain Ilans Liquor Control.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The British
government according to the Daily
Express. is considering its first expert
ment in state control OF the liquor
trade by assuming control Of the man
ufacture and supply in Scotland On
the success of the test would depend
the extension of control to England,
Ireland and Wales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
Sugar Supply Augmented.

WASfflNGTON, Nov. 1.-The Nor
wegian government. denied permission
TO- export large amount OF sugar
purchased here. has turned the entire
quantity over to the food administra-
ton for distribution to dealers. The
sugar was sold to the government at
actual c,st which is considerably less
than the present market value.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02

company TO acceed to the order Of the
state examiner, civil suit only can be
brought as the statute Of limitations
prevents criminal suit after three
years. Five years is the limit In civil
action. and this expires the first OF
next year, as Walkley's term of office
expired in January OF 1913.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
COllinsville Pushes Plcdging.

SptClHI 10 no " OTIU,
COLLINSVILLE, Okla, Nov. L.
The campaign for the conservation Of
food is being carried forward rapidly.
Active work Is being done by the
ladies' clubs, teachers and school chill
dren and the -Four Minute Men"
Thursday. November l. the day set
aside by the proclamation of State
Superintendent Wilson, the children.
after signing the pledges themselves.
will assist in the work Of getting the
signatures of every housewife in the
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02


Getting Married.
When Mr.. Brown came over to
marry me, he asked me one day where
he would go to get little American
flag to wear in his buttonhole so peo-
pie would know he wasn't English.
told him l didn't know and, II I did,
wouldn't get 1t, for would not dare
go IN a store and ask for It. That
was hard for him to understand at
first, but after he had been there a
few weeks he understood.
When we did get married we had
more trouble than IL we had wanted
| to rob bank. We had to be married
by q lawyer eventually. We had to
60 to the American embassy and get
an interpreter to go with us. We had
no birth certificates or papers Of that
kind and we had to make affidavits
without number. know, when
finally we presented ourselves for the
actual marriage ceremony. we each
had a stack Of papers, on which we
had sworn various things. four inches
thick. It seemed at times that the
whole machinery Of the German gov
ernment was in force to prevent our
getting married. But finally we did
My husband left Germany before
the real trouble for Americans started.
and ] was glad. for II an American
woman had hard time there. en-
American man had II much worse.
Even the Germans would not put q
woman to as many inconveniences and
troubles as man-and that is saying
a lot
(Tomorrow Marie Brown will tell
about THE Kaiser and His People.")
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-02
ASTHMA SUFFERER

WRITE TODAY and will tell you OF the
simple home treatment for asthma and bron.
chitis which has cured many after physi.
clans and change OF climate failed. want
you to try 1t at my expense. Drop me a
card and I'll mail you a 25c sample bottle
FREE. George J. Thomsssen, Box A.16s,
Des Moines Iowa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
Defunciones-

ali mismo, al hacarSc 81 examcn del
CAIRO. Sc encontro u era pcrtene-
ciente al Teniente House del Ejcrcito
americana, al que 10 pudo notificar-
sele el hallazgo de 81 maQuiNa. pQr-
que no sc Ie Iocaiiz6 durante 81 dia de
aver. por i~gnorarse Ell regimiento al
cual esta Incorporate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
LOS NEGROS DEL "a VAN A CUM
PLIR SU CONDENA

Aver por ia manana, ~salieroR de
esta ciudaG con rumbo q Ia f~orta!eza
dc Leavenworth, Kansas, los c~uarenta
: cinco negroes que pertenecieron a.
. Regimiento de in~fanteria y que
f~eron c~ondenados en- 81 mayor par
&c 4 p~ris:6n perpetua, por el ConseJo
Lc Guerra que sc encaEg0 &c juzgar-
los
Los prisionercs fueron transportados
del Campo Travis a Ia eStacion del
f~errocarril a bordo de dos camiones
que :ban p~recedidos por ouas dos
nacuinas con escolta y seguidos por
ties camiones mas, tambien con sol
Gados de la e~scolta. Los homores
cue resguardaran a los soldado5 ne
eros haSta entregarlos a Ia fortaIe-
"a donde pasaran ST. cautiverio, son
los mismos soldados de Ia Compania
c. del 70 de Infanteria que los han
eseoItado desde que fueron aprehendi-
dos en- Ia ciudad de Houston, Ia noche
lie los sa~ngricntos successes que mott
yaroa - p~oceso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
NotaS breyes de Ia Ciudad
HASTA HOY SERA Ell DEBUT DE
La COMPANIA VIRGINIA
FABREGAS

Fl Sr. Herbert Schrater, empire
sario de la Compahia Virginia Fa-
brecas, nos informo que por haber
tenide que llenar ciertos requisites
exigidos o las autoridades de in
m~igraci6n. fue detenido en- Laredo,
Texas. 81 senior Luis Martinez Tovar,
primer actor de Ia referida Compa-
MIA, Ia cue en- tai virtud Sc VIC I'M
posibiltada para debutar anoche en-
ell Beethoven Hall. conforme estaba
anunciado.
Aver Sc ~estuvieron hacienda inte-
resantes gestiones con e. Gobierno
de Washington Y Sc espera veneer
las dificultadeS existentes. Hoy en-
Ia madrugada deberan llegar a San
Antonio el primer actor senior Mar
tinez Tovar Y la primera actriz Sc
nora Virginia Fabregas. FL resto
de Ia compania Sc encuentra aqui des-
de hace dias.
Esta roche sera eli debut de Ia
Compa1ia Fabregas con la Obra Los
Fantoches". e. misno senior Schra-
ter. nos ruega que hagamos saber
a las personals que compraron bo!e-
tos para Ia function de aver viernes,
que 81 10 desean asi, r~ecojan su d.
nero de las casas donde adquirieron
tales localidades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
matrimonio ell La;
redo, Tex, Ell seHor lg=
naciO Il. Valdez

LAREDO, Texas. Diciembre 10
Aver Sc efectu6 en- esta ciudad Ell en-
lace matrimonial del senior lgnacio
n. Valdes, redactor de Ia PREM
;SA, con Ia senorita Rosa tozano, de
Monterrey. n. L.
La ceremonial religioss tuvo !ugar
en- la Pro-Catedral de San Agustin. .
Ias $50 P. NJ, habiendo oficiado en-
ella el Padre don Jose Coma. Los
novios hicieron su entrada al temple,
a los acorden de Ia Marcia Nupcial
lie Mendelssohn, ej~ecutada por Ia or
auesta que dirige ei entendido Y po-
oular maestro Julian Martinez del Vi
lar.
Fuercn ~padrinoS para este a,-o las
s~iguientes personals: e. senior Lazaro
A. Lozano, en- representation de 81
hermano don Juan Lozano, y Ia seho-
"a dona Rosalba Gracia de Lozano,
padres de la novia; el senior Ignacio Z
Lozano Y Ia senora dona Maria Ana
Gonzalez Vda. de Valdes. madre der
novio. el Senior Figinio F. Ea!das '
Ia sonora Feliciana V. de Valdts : ci
senior Gaillermo 4. Dickinson Y ia Sc
nora Carmen V. VIDA. de Lejarza.
Madrina de Arras, sehorita Refugio
Castro y de Bouquet, senorita Horton
sia Caballero.
Despues de la ceremonial reIigioza
les novios y sus acompanantes pas@-
ron al Hotel Bristol. en- donde tuvo
lugar una reception, en- uEo de los sa-
ones arreglado e~x-profeso para clio.
sirvi6ndose lucgo IN exquisite lunch
ce-veza, ofrecido por el rropietario
de dicho establecimiento, 81 seHor don
Miguel Trev;no Lagos.
e per;odista senior Osvaldo San
chez hizo uso de IA palabra para b-in-
lur per Ia fe.icidad de los ~contrayen-
ves, Y Ia Senori,a Dolores Castro d.
r.gi6 una scntiGa alucuci6n Z Ia Ges-
posada.
Entire n concurrenc:2 p1i;n2os q
notar a as s~igu;entes personals: seNo-
ras Rosalba Grac;a de LoZano, Ma
ria Ana c. Vida. de Valdas. Fe'jc.ana
Y. de NaIdes. Hortens;a Vidaur.i de
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
ROBO DE CONSIDERATION EN-
UNA CANTINA.

En- II cantiua que el senior john
Brady yiene eS:abiecida en- ID casa
I2S Al ovientc dc Ia Plaza Main,
Tue forzada la cerradura de IA puerta
aver q las 5:32 \. VI. y unos laGro-
ueS penetraron en- el establecimiento,
z~noderardose de Ia cantidad de dos
ciertos ~veinticinco pesos.
Iumediatamente sc do aviso dc 10
ocurrido al dueno de Ia cantina. qulen
SC ~nresent6 para haccr IN balance de
% G1e en- total le fuG robado.
Este hecho paS6 4 conocimierto del
capitan Caruthers, jefe del departa-
mcnto dc detectives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
sacos de lglaiz
fueron arrojados al
mar en- Atlanta
Para evitar Ell n~agiragiO de III
buQue fu4 arr0iado eli carga=
mentO que yalia dOCe
mil pesos
MAZATLAN, Diciembre ia

MAZATLAN, Diciembre ia
mediados de la semana pasada Ear
20 de este puerto con destino Al De
Alfalfa. el pailebot nacional "Federi-
CO." llevando IN cargame5to de maj.
propiedad del senior Jose c. Bar1j"s,
FL Federico" iba al mando del
senior Miguel Arias, y Al encontrarse
frente q Ia Barre, e! citado marino
tom6 todas las precauciones para Cru
zar!a y evitar cualqaier pciigro pars
la embarcaci5n; pero todas las n1a
n;cbras resultaron inGtiles. pues "a
referida embarcaci6n Sc yar6 cuan2o
Va habia cruzado IA bar-a; este u.
dudablemerte Sc delhi q IA corrien.
tie nocturnal = 4 Ia coliada del No
roeste, que orig:naron Ia fornac,"n
de un pczo, varanGose e. buque pos
Ia proa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
Licencias ~natrimoE:alcs.

Simon Monta:vo : Amelia Arria-a.
Luciano dc II Rosa y Lille Harper.
Lauro F~iiiarrcal Y Julia Rodriguez
Defunciones.
Wenceslao Flores, p amos. 1870
GALE San Fernando.
Manuel MARITIME. dos mesas, 1I2
Gale Palo Verde.
Feliciano Garcia, IN ano, Rock
Quarry.
Hipolito Navarro, : amos. 913 Gale
S. Leona-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
LOS EFECTOS DE LAS CLTlMAS
HELADAS

Durante los 'ultimos tres dias de
frio inte7sisimo, Sc han roto ounce
hidrantes en- dfe-entes rumbos de
Ia poblaci6n. Embellishments que
en las oficinas de policia Sc tuvieron
noticias de tales d~esperfectos, Sc CO.
uunic6 a Ia Compania encargada de
surtir de aqua potable a Ia poblacion,
pidiendole que haga las r~eparaciones
necesarias sin perdida de tempo, pa
"a evitar "a formation de pantanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
iCASESEi

CEando nscesite hbres ct espaloi
d. Sta Rosa Ave Sas AseoEao. Tx.
Sx=s ! I-zxeso z. l2zxs~~..S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
S

Aver a la I:2O P. VI. vino al mum
10 IN roli;zo nino hijo del senior Am
orosio 5. Rodriguez Y dc su esposa ID
sonora Celia Ealdes de Rodriguez,
cue wien en- la casa 6l2 de la Gale
Leal. Los esposos Rodriguez han 81
DO nuy feficitados ror el advenimlen-
20 De 81 nuevo asta-o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
UN AUTOMOYIL ABANDONADO A
CAMPO RASO.

Por cSpacio de tres dias estuvo a
baUdonado en- el canine de frede-
rickSburg. . siete millaS de San An
tonic. In automovil Saxon, el que por
fir aver a las diez de IL manana Tue
recogido por I'm agente de Ia autorl-
dad. Ia mdQuina qued5 en- el garage
lie a estaci0n central de policia y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
HOCIALES Y <
. PERSONALITY
MATRIMONI0

(! diu - de los ~corrienteS Sc II
ran en- matrimonio en- Zaragoza, Goa
hula. Mexico, e. senior Librado Mon
temayor y la senorita Zulema Mar
t!nez. Ash nos 10 comunican los 1u-
turos Contingencies en- unas esQue-
las eieganremente impresaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-15
R0shs DE AMOR y DE DOLOR

La Casa Editorial Lozaao partic:pa
= se clientele QUO tiene va
C vorta cl delic:oso iibro de versos
del inspiraGo ba:do m~exicano don
Francisco II. de Claguibei, -ee:eRte-
r-crse pubiic=do bajo Ell no7abre de
"Roszs De Amer y de Do'or.'
E. meacioruGo tomo Sc remIte por
S1.00. franco dep orte Z cua!ql,er
parta de los EstaGos Uuidos 0 del EN-
,ranjero.
Los padidos deben dirigirse q: Casa
Editorial Lozano.-lIS North Santa
Rosa .Ave.-S2n Antonio, Texas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14

fe mere fomme aoresiaterne
InIflano til go0e. De gaar til Gen.
Observation-Disclosures | Berlin. Ter
er oerfor fun gGrgreIie og Sab
oeo, nnar 8enner elIer SI9gtninge
/ 8anmarf lender itsrre Barrier Al
oisie 8arer oper @renien, eiteriom
De life fommer Dem til go0e, De er
beitemte til. Bafferne inotil et
6alpt. 4mo 6eila9l9gges enoni
fife.
st Snoifa6, Der fun for lent.
Zen 6iemIgie SuIius 8ittrrlp IRA
Scamp ienoenaa iegte for nogen
lib Iioen Iom life uooannet 9ano.
Itormspligtig oper @rRnien, foroi
ban mente, at en- Oroning al 9iem.
les6eosipergsmanIet life UilOe TOM.
me tiosnof til at fritoge bdm Tor
at blioe mofal0t. Sans 5lu9tfor.
isa mislpffeoes imiolerti0, os ban
6leo ienot til rooameIie os eiter
en- fort uoomnelie ien0t til 5ron.
ten, boor ban MI er fnIoen / ben
ierIte Erefning, ban oeItog /. Ia
gen efter. at ban par foIoen, Tom
Der I 6elge oGibe Stiftst.@ In.
oerretning til bans aioeIina om,
at ban par fsit ira tit Niliterfor.
bolo o. flinoe biemienoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14

bleo iermiat. % noar man oil
iperge ON, 6nao 8irfning ben bar
giort paa De alliereoe, iaa bar man
faaet Spnret / ben ulsiiife 95ars
Proclamation til S9ren al %. De
eember, Der iterft betoner, at De
alIiereoe oil isge ai9erelien, % at
Der ierit iaa fan bore Gale ON at
iorbanOIe ON 6reO.
Com 6orbolOeue ioreligger, oil
6reosbeitrGbelierne oerfor life ~
re til no9et. Qtan nlaa oerimoo
gre &egning paa, at De alliereoe
oil benDtte 9interen til al Doerite
epne at forbereoe 4igerelien, for,
naar 6oraaret tommer, at gribe
O1eniioen Der, boor aigerlien
ital isges. De bar - buao ogiaa
fremgaar al 95arenS Broflama.
ton ertenoelien al, at oct er
Dem, Der BAR Ooerpngten, paa
@runo al gentralmagternes Man.
gel paa R~eiourcer, og bpis De for.
itaar, at oct life I9ngere g9lOer
oen enfelte Stots 5nteresier, men
69IUesiuteresienL iaa at Der bIioer
enbeo ! belle 2eoelien, iaa taller
ben bsieite @raO al SanOipnlig5e
ben ior, at De eaar no al ariaen
meo Seiren. mel ben oil frupe
irp9teIige Dire.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14
Gr 5reoen nar2
nj Oberit q. g. Senior.

gfterfslgen0e er en- al mangI
opgtige og l~9ieoeroige 4rtifIer on
8rigen, iom Oberit q. q, Senior
Iio efter anOen bar ~itreuet
aariiteligt 0agblao~. Demle er ira
80. Dec, men Dog al ien Cato mol
til at tage baaoe @entrolmaster-
mes Seire / Rum9nien, oeres
5reOsbenitilIing og gr9iioent @iI.
ions geote meO / getragtning.
Get par 1giferne, Der begpuote
arigen ! Sroen paa, at oct efter
iorbol0sOis fort Sio uiloe lpffes
9entralmagterne gennem aigsrenoe
Seire at toinge De aIIiereoe til at
lutte en- 6re0, peo boilfen 1pif.
LAMB fif Ooeroasten / europa.
Zen 4fgerelie, Der ifulOe isre til
NaaIet, og oeO 6oiIfen Mooitan.
oerne ifuloe geres pergeIsie, maatte
faloe enten paa ben ueitIiae eller
paa ben sitlige arigsifuepIaos. ai.
gerelien oiloe for Gentrolmogter.
he 0gre naniteligit at opnna paa
ben ifOitnGonte, ioroi Rilsierne |
iaa Sab funOe ipge at unOgaa Den
Oeo at trPfte JIG tilboge iom /
Dfen M bar arigen Duret
benoeo 212 4ar, og enonu bar Gen.
tralmagterne life opnaaet nogei
aigerelie, ia, De itaar ben enOoe
fiernere, emo be sioroe Bet oeo Sri
gems gegpnoelie.
nnoer belle arigen bar Epifernl
uofoloet en- beunoringspRroigSa no
lefraft. &eIultotet bar o9ret, at De
bells alene oe bells / 5orbinoeli
meo oeres alliereoe, bar beiat Bel
glen, EN- ltor Del al bet noroligi
'5ranfrig, Bolen, en- Del al Rus
LAMB iant Serbien, og M bar b
lat 4ronen paa 8prfet Deo De
.glimrenOe 5eIttog / Rumpnien
gaen troos oisie ReIuItater er ooe
oct, iom er Ifet, life nof. S6i De
er fife lpffeoes Epiferne fulOitan,
Dig at soelpgee 4nmpfrnften pos
en- eneite of oeres Wo6Itan6ere, oq
oerfor er De life fommen Den af.
gsrelie, Der fan fsre til 6reoen. e
eneite Sfri0t nermere. Oct ei
.fommet, iom bet montte tomme
noar 3f2 Millioner Renneifer ID.
rer arig MOB 146 Rillioner. IN
ifernes 5ip[pefiIoer er efterbonn.
ben 6Ienet ~uotsrreoe, meoens bette
life er Eiffeloet meo Wooitan6er.
nes. Yaen bette er noget, Der iao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14
airfesang.

6srite DpIag al bette uSmrrfe6e
lille Sfrift bIeu uoioIst / 0sbet
at 3 Raaneoer, anoet DpIag er MI
f9roist, % ialses MI for faa biIIig
en- pris at bet buroe ino | etboert
oanff 6iem, iom Dor airfe itaar |
5orbtnoelie meb. grifen er:
I eff. .05, % efi. 100, 30 er.
t.75. 100 eff. 800.
ganifb qntb. EnbI. Sonie.