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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the wonsn's drssi when she
gets up IN the morning 10 start the
days work "Ah, how my back
aches" GOLD MEDAL Haarlsm oil
CAPSULES -zaken today ease the back
ache % comOrrow-,aken every dav
ends the hackache for all time. Don't
delay What's the use Of suffering
Begin taking GOLD MEDAL. Haariem
Oil Capsules today and be relieved to-
ucrrow Take three or four every
day and be permanently free from
vrenchins. dLstrNfng back pain. But
be sure To get GOLD MEDAL Since
l6se GOLD MEDAL Hasrlen oil has
been the National Remedy Of Holland.
The Government OF the Netherlands
having granted 4 special charter auth
crtztng its preparation and sale. The
housewife Of Holland would almost as
soon be without bread as she would
without her Real Dutch Drops" Us
snc quantity calls GOLD MEDAL
H4ariem oil Capsules This Is the
cne reason why you will find the wo-
men and children Of Holland 50
sturdy and robust.
GOLD MEDAL are the pure. orig
Eai Hasrfsu1 oil capsules imported al
.ecr from the laboratories IN sfaarleul.
Holland But be sure TO get GOLD
MEDAL. Look for the name on every
bax- S1ld by reliable druggists IN
Sealed packages. three sizes Money
refunded II they % not help YOU Ac-
cept only the GAI4D MEDAL. Al
others are tmIsati0ns--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
MAMMA! DON'T YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
SICK, C0NSFIPATED
Look at tongue Move pois0ns
from liver and bowels at
once.

Mother Your cfila ISN'T Naturally
cross and Deeviah See IL tongue u
cnated this is a sure sigr1 irs LfrEle
stomach. liver and howets need A
cleansing at Guce
When lisrless. pale. ee0erish. fun o.
cold breath bad, rir0at sors- doesn
ear. sleep or act naturally. has stom =
-ca-acile, diarrhosae r@r1erlo Der. a
gentle liver and bowel cteansin 8
should be the first treatment given
Nothing equals California Syrup Of
FiE Tor chIldren's Ills; give tea =
spoonful, and in a few hours all The
foul waste, sour bile and fermentinz
iced wf1ich s clogx@d in the bowels
passes Que af the system and you have
, well ard playful child again All
children love this harmless. delicious.
fruit laxative. and It never fails -
effect n good inside cleansing. Di-
rserf0us for babies. children Of all
ages ard rruwu-ups are plainly on the
bottle
tseep IL handy in your home. 4 liz
"A given z7dav saves a sick child to-
borrow. but get the genuine ASK
Ysur druggist or Il bottle 0f Cali
t1s71ia Syrup Ot Figs then look and
see shat Il q made oy the California
{ n syrup Co Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
MRS. FLAT, AGED II
GAINS rs POUNDS
Suffered 30 Years and Spent
Fortune Trying to Get Well
Before Taking Tanlac.

Il feel better than I have In years
and have actually gained more than
twenty-five pounds since began TAX
ing Tanlac." raid Mrs. Juan Flatr.
seventy-one years Of age. residing a
ft7 Hadlnck street. FL Paso, Texas,
recently.
FOR thirty years" she continued.
my stomach was In a very bad shape
NV appetite left me entirely and the
little I forced myself % eat filled NE
with gas which affected my heart so
7 could hardly breathe and p1in=d me-
20 at times I would almost faint Then
too. for the past few years I have nssu
bothered with my kidneys and soIne
rheumatism, and my troubles all to-
gether just about got the best Of me
Ny back and right side hurt me so
bad at times could hardly help
screaming with pain have suffered
with CONSTIPATION and heaGachss
nearly all my life and I had gotten
very nervous. don't reckon anybody
was ever in much worse Ttx than :
was and spent small fortune with
out getting more than little passing
relief
''When-I began taking Tanlas. l was
fiat on nv back IN bed and had spent
mos, OF the six months before that IN
bed. l had read about TaHlac bat paid
little attention 20 it until friend beg
gsd me tn try i and the results have
been nothing less than wonderful
am now on my fourth bottle and eat
Snything l want. even fresh meats.
and take sugar in my coffee. some
thing I couldn't do before in years. I
have been relieved OF constipation and
headaches, the pains are almost gone
out Of my back and side and sleep
all night like L child Yes T have
good reasons for prsising Tanlac and
expect - keep on telling about II.
Tanlac Is sold in Tulsa exclusively
By Roy Getmar's Rsxsn DrUx store.
Quaker Dru. company and Puritan
Drug company. under the personal d.
rection u a special Tonllc repress nta-
.ive-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
Madam Louise Homer Adds
Much to Her Local HOnOrs
Large Audience is Apprecative Applaadn2 Wildly When the
Artist Renders Songs That Have Long
Been Favorites

finished actress. IN such numbers -
"Cuddls Doom" the music 20 VhiCu.
BY the way ~ BY Syndney Homer. the
prtraa donna husband. an ChOse deiI-
cate nuauces m Che welI-ioVed dlaIecx
we're given With Just the proper shade
% modulauou.
Again, tie radiation of che artistic
personality was fea1urs To 1nA who
heard Madame Homer last nlght Tor
the first time, and who las l0st sight
0f the perfection 0f certain inter
nationally known masters In the nlusi.,
Worid by their cnldlY -Derfacr bearing
the nauIra!ness Of Madame Homer en-
deared her almost IA much al the
wonders af her lYrs-ILlSs voice. Na
greater com Diimeut could she receive
than that exprssEed by ene OF her
auditors;
IL Just Folks
she is ust folks. after all"
How we'll Madame Homer knows
the hsarr of This locality was shown
by hes Lasr Two enc0rzs. DIXIE vas
Interrupted BY ciam0rous applause ar
each phrase This was followed by
odd Back Joe.'
Ir IS more th.u an achievsment--is
is almost a careNr-w1en a pianist is
privileged ta assist A singer II Madame
Honler's ren0wu. Miss Frances Nc
MILAN, az piano Iasr night, shared rd
no little eS,rerc IN the hondrs.
Tulsa slNuld extend a Using vote Ot
thanks TO the Apollo club, tDonsors of
the evenings pleasure Or Whaf viii
prnve BETTER. Tulsa shosrid extend rhe
fullest Hleassrs ef support 20 this or
gani1arioS-
Tse club Itself enlarged op irs
prevtous reputation Few cities ear
sboaSr as excellently balanced array
0t male voices and the program Iasr
night Indicated that the organization
has worked faithfully. ThirrY-faur
members appeared and the finish Of
their bearing. "a we'll "a their en-
sem bic work, was a thing rarely found
As A fitriug henedicclon, Madame
Homer. With the club, gave The
Onni potence." by Franz Schubert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
Medical Advice on Blood Troubles
Given Free By Expert Authority

for those diseases having their origin
IN disorlersd condition Of the blood.
Fer more than half a century il has
been used VIII highly satisfactory re-
suits for Rheumatism Catarrh Fc-
xeHlA, scrofula, letter. and other
blood diseases.
Our medical director. who is an ex-
pert on blood and skin diseases. offers
his services without cost 70 all who
wish his aid You are invited to write
aim fully about your own Individual
case, and he viii gladly give you such
directions for treatment AS your cas-
requires
lcu can obtain :. :. : at any drug
sure. Don't be persuaded to take
substitute II YOU wish medical ad-
vice address Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift Specific Co.. sfs r. Swift Lab
oritory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
NITRO BLOWS UP
HOME OF OIL MAN

CONTINUE FRON PAGE ONE
bic works and lefr the inference that
IT, would De veIl FOR these 20 be blown
Up.
The governments some tinas ago pro-
hlhlted the sending of Solidarity
thru the mails and seized al ss,4es al
the time 0f the recent euneerretf raids
On : " " headquarters in every city
n the country and destroyed them.
The publication continues, however,
-and the Tulsa headquarters seem %
have no tr0uoie getting copfes 0f sact1
.ssJe, which are Distributed about II
!ow-graGs -estaarants and similar
places.
We want to get The heads ae ali
these Big cnncerus.' plainly nterpre-
ted means that plan 70 murder some
% the most prominent oil men IN
Oklahoma have been hatched. and the
Pew attack IS believed BY officers To
be the beginning
\ Suspicious Circumstance.
The fact that T. W W Headquarters
In she View Fox horeI were closed yes
terutaY morning for several hogrz led
others 10 consider q a suspicious cir
cumSrance. InaSn1ch as very Few per-
sons anew anything about the tYua
aiting 0f the Pew home until the day
was nearly half gone
The headquarters did not open until
nearly noon. Way And when de-
tet.r1ves visited the place no member
1t the aand could De found In sact,
aces freguenred by sym pathIzerx and
members ef the T. W W we're the
firss 20 know about the explosion. and
ID WaS being freely dlzcHssed In those
quarters before the news Fad pere-
trated the dow ntoWn section.
What can De done toward closing
thls fostering sore ot sedttion situated
right IN the heart at this cfrY1 Why
doeSnt the government seize every T.
W W. and throw him IN lal7 Why
doesn't the state find some way TO
break Up the Tulsa headquarters E,
These were questions propounded By
thousands Of citizens YESTERDAY, aud
10 ~ probable that 4 conferences OF
city, state and federal authorities VIII
he held 'n answer % the aroused in
q xuati0n of the people, and some
method found by which the anarchists
car ha effectively reached.
Pew HOWE Completely Wrecked
That Mr.. Pew and every member Of
kls family were not killed IN their
teds was a miracle, for the house was
connpieteIY wrecked. The 'front.' porch
was entirely destroyed. the floor be-
Ing torn into spiinters and :Ae entire
front wall Blown lrward. The steps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30

Leading up to the porch were broken
IN rEvo a. completely as tho struck
with an immense cieaver. indicating
thar the bomb might have 1een placed
under the steps tho officers believed
ic WIS placed close 10 the wall an the
poPch ar behind a large stone cnptng
at rhe head of the steps The piano,
which was against the er0nt wall in
The front room, was blown back 90
the middle II the room. Every win
dow was blown out. piasterinz and
ceiling -Grn from every room and the
heavy cross beams on both floors tlIar
held the house Together we're ioosened
50 that me euuire structure IS likely
% fail ar any minute.
M-s Pew was sleeping With her g.
year-aid son George IN the front NJ
stairs room. She was almost thrown
from her bed. and 1t was 4 freak Of
eortlIne Culv. Il. ciar she was not pre-
cipirared rn the floor beneath, for only
frzil timhers held the second floor m
place Afr Pew was asleep In the
sleeping porch upstairs N the rear NJ
the house. Ffe vas shaken from ms
slurn .-ers Even the walls OF The
kitchen were cracked and the joints
az t1e important tnmbers l0oseued.
The tableware and valuahle cuv
glass pieces were broken to pieces, the
glass doors OF the sideboard IN the
dining room and the ziass DOORS OF
all the library cases were shattered
The entire home was r complere
wreck. and 20 heavily famaget BY
the e1plosi0u ti-1t IL will have 20 be
rsxsd "a the ground before II can he
rebuilt
Wls Refng Renlodcfed-
For several DAYS Mr. Pew has had
a g.
pacertHg and redecnrating and re-
modelling il and the work had not
been completed. The Worknen SHOW eff
up yesterday morning ar their usual
hour 20 resume, not knowing az the
explosion ---
TIE Pew home was A rvo-st1rY
frame building and coulparacivslT
new II cost, perhaps, without fur
niaflrys $4,000
SO great was the explosion that vtr-
Cow oanes were shaken 0ur af the
bgiIdlnS uexz 20 It on each slete and
ir the windows OF some 0f She h0Hses
ACROSS the street The terrific der0na-
tiou af the sxpIasi si0n--eEpsrrs are not
agreed whether lr was al immense
charge Of dynamite ar ng-Yceri1--
awakened the occupants Of al the
Eouses IN the neighbarh0od. gaO
rushed % the scene
~ soon az he Rad Sure his vtts
md little son were safe, Mr. Pew si1r1-
r1Nuer the police They could find no
clue except bits ot the wrapped fuse
kat lay rhour In the yard On tie grazs.
which was irtach-d "a the bomb or
whatever u was. These were x1thered
un. filing a large paper match box
Mr.. Pew has uo enemies OF whom
he is aware He. Of cnurse- ia sure
az are the detect1ves and officers, EllzAc
that atrenpt 90 xTll him and his family
is the result ot IN T. W ". plot. de
IN president Of The Carter Oh COM
pauY which Is subsidiary Of the
Standard. II ~ the supp0sitien that
becaass ar iris tacr the T. W W. uIur-
4ersrs decided to bomb him first.
The Carter OIL company. lt ~
learned. recently dischrrged Il num-
her OF r W. W men In its employ.
Determining that It would give s'Is-
tenancs IN. no way to such an outlaw
band
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30

a. re Lyric rhratrr t1daT r. N0.
-amedY Drpaenra Fhl Denhan 10
Even "a H.m and dsr
signify their I0yaIcg ta he stars and
gUverumenr
7usR-AfiHg Tara Nmlie, suDer
risSr h0me scOunrl4ca
7lrlad adloE--Arss .llra Aech Dencors.
rehcher domestic SCIENCE
Broken Arrow lf-s. George adams
IaulIl.-lfrq Anna z .flgier
Eixby-Mr1 lam L0wulan w Wiae
npool-Mrs T. ~ Stewart
Jnw8ou Mrs.. l4eurTe RhYnr
IiWaaao--Af'g + ~ Eau4I
ruriey as Idppa Mason
snerrv-M's Bailey
Rad Fork Mrs.. D c 8rnoits.
SAINT spr'nga-Fr1f J. Albert
Miller.
Mra L,iah , Lindsay county chair
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
Costs Nothins for Onfaion Of You1
Own Case.

Costs Nothng for OpIaion OF Your
Own Case
Everyone recognizes the value OF
expert opinion This Is the age Of
xpeciaIiSTn. and when We have work
Of inportance 10 be done. we 20 TO
an expert IN his line
Years ago II was realized that medf-
cine covered too broad field for any
one man 20 master its every branch
Hence. the doctor who specialized in
some particular branch became the
most proficient and the most SUCCESS
ful.
The wonderful success of the great
blood remedy g. g. g Is due largely
&c me fact that Il has not been res
ommerded az . eur4-alI. but strictly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
4MASS MEETING CALLED
THE TO AID FOOD CAMPAIGN
High School Auditorium VIII
Be Scene of Conservation
Conference.

) To give greatar impetus 70 the tfd
eraI food campaign. A mass neerinE
will be held a. the high school audi
toriunl t0lisht H NJ x. Smith, T.
rector ~ the canlpaIn m Oklahoma,
Will talk - rha frat days progress
and the necessity % sverY person DO
ing hus Bit 20 help he g0verumenr "a
the War measures
There ara hundreds ~ ways ~ VII
the Woria var. soldiers annAil--
ti0u. railroad ships Bonds, AZ are ~
rhe fighr FOR democracy TuIsn iia
flIruhshed rs part ~ each ThH Wees,
the govern nl..nr calls IDon A new lnd
pawerriI lIIv-r1od Eferherr Ffdovel'
asks TGlsn and America 20 he moro
mulng with Whlr ir eats -0insnue
must r. hunIv z the request La lg-
rCred,
Ear Iess vheat bread eat more
flair and snva 1erf and mGrrlu f0r
The cxhtarg. use iess sugar and flra'
Is the reauesr ~ me Ynverumenr
Yesterday IN Tulsa weeks cam
5aian % enlist avery man, woman and
chld IN the city and county vas De-
nm There's ara no tees Al JhnC a
nec-asn-Y Ia o. Hgn the cailnwing
rlenge,
To the Cnited states f0nd admins
trarion pledge myself "a use the
praGtical means Within NY power I'D
aid the Good 1dmi1istl'ai10n IN lta ef'
fort to rouEerva the food supplies 0t
the cnuna'v and, "a evidences 0f my
support Il WISH 10 he enrolled "A O
paiiinreer member 0f the tand AZ
miniatraL0u
This pledge lee nothing m0re rhan
vote ~ cnufidence IN tlte load Al
niinisuar0n The only thIn0 rsunire I
ia tnat eVary h0usehaid shall 10 IA
best 70 uHe suhatirgres t1r vheac lou'
and animal fats wrich are "a neces-
sary for sh pment, and 90 saVe svery
hit oe waste q au Goods.
nder The dlrecflon ~ the '1u0w
ma women me cirv and county IL
being cnm bed over FOR the ugnarur'
af every lnhahianr rhsr theY may
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30

The Loya! Order nf Moose Viii hnid
0pen house 20 members ana their
friends Halloween. Dancing ana A
supper VIII be the reatures uf the
evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
EMILY LIND, SPECIALIST

IN treatment ~ Cm'vlume ~ the
spine and Medical Massage
office ~ East Fourth street
Phone 54I5 Residences phone rItd.
Graduate OF
sweden q Rniin'4 Institute, View York
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17

ton to the American embargo, as was
inevitable, but it isn't likely to do
them any good. Our government has
the facts and figures that justify Its
course and those neutrals probably
must cease to send supplies to Ger
many.
The report of the British admiralty
on submarine activities showed little
change from that of the previous
week, but the people Of England do
not seem satisfied with the way In
which the U-boat problem is being
handled. They hope for different re-
suits under Sir Eric Geddes, the new
first lord of the admiralty. Several big
liners arriving at American ports re-
ported having been attacked by sub
marines, in some cases as much as q
thousand miles from the Irish coast.
Several American naval officers of
high rank have been urging President
Wilson to direct the United States
navy to start vigorous offensive
against Germany by attacking her sub
marine bases in every way possible.
They admit 1t would be a gamble as
to result, but believe the chance Ii
worth taking.
General Pershing's expeditionary
force is now comfortably established
In its intensive training camp back
of the lines In France, and every man
is working to the limit to get in shape
for the real conflict. On Thursday
General Sibert inspected the quarters
and the men, and seemed In the main
very well satisfied.
Suffragists are rejoicing over the
news from Washington. Sixteen Of
their militant sisters were given go
days In the workhouse for picketing
the White House grounds, but were
pardoned by President Wilson. Stimuli
taneOusly came the report that Mr..
Wilson is seriously contemplating maxi
ing woman suffrage an administration
war measure, which might mean that
the Anthony amendment would DO
forced through.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17
by EDWARD w. PlckARp.


Americas war lottery, to determine
the men who shall make up the Ma
tional army, was held In Washington
on Friday, July 20. The whole pro-
ceeding, as devised by Provost Marshal
General Crowder and his aids, was cal
culated to make the draft absolutely
fair and to give the young millionaire
and the young laborer equal chances
to serve their country, provided they
are physically and mentally fit. All
the names of the nearly ten million
registrants were drawn, the element of
chance determining the order in which
they shall be called before the exam
lining boards in the 1857 examining
districts. Each local board has been
informed of the number of men it must
furnish to make up its quota of the
687, 600 men needed ON the first call,
and has been told to call 200 per cent
Of the quota for examination, to pro-
vide for exemptions, in the order de-
,termined by the draft.
Northern senators and representa-
tives have been making strong pro-
tests against the population estimates
made by the census bureau for the pur-
pose of determining the quotas for the
draft. The South, 1t is asserted, has
been unduly favored The war depart
ment has admitted that the quotas for
the draft were fixed in disregard of
the provisions of the draft law.
Progress and Rows In Washington.
An immense work Of preparation is
being carried on at Washington by the
scores of experts in business and tech
meal lines who are aiding the govern
ment and there is no doubt that all will
come out right eventually. Mean
while there are many annoying dis
putes and disagreements, perhaps I'M
avoidable. The row between Chair
man Denman and General Cocktails as
to the building of merchant marine
reached the point where the interven-
ton Of President Wilson seemed nee
AA-~ --..-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17
APPOINTED SECOND
LIEUTENANT AT PRESIDE

Frank P. Stewart. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. I. Stewart, Of Blackfoot, who
has been in training at the Preside
at San Francisco for some time, has
been appointed second lieutenant
and Is ready to be assigned to active
military duty.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17
PARTY IN HONOR OF MEN
CALLED INTO SERVICE

The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
church will entertain in the church
parlors, Friday evening, in honor of
Max Smith, Percy Stewart, Clarence
Hurst and Ward Sollenberger, all of
whom will leave soon to take mill
tary training.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17
Come and See Why
Copper-Clad Ranges
Do Not Rust Out.

A section of a range body is
heated and there on tho iron
body is the sweat from the as
bestos. Right before your eyes
you see just exactly what hap
pens every time you build fire
in your range. You see why the
sheet of copper is used and
what 1t does and how it does
1t. You take nobody's word
you see--you know-absolute-
ly, positively.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17
See The Asbestos Sweat
Save a thousand Shovels of
Coal Every Year.

You know how the many
walls and air spaces of Their
mos bottle hold the heat. You
know that a house with a single
wall Is not as warm as the
house with two walls and an
air space. You know that
storm windows, two windows,
with space between, are much
warmer than a single window,
even If it is as thick as the two
windows.
The Copper-Clad Range has
four walls and an air space.
See what it means in fuel saw
ing.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17

Coppsrclad means that sheet Of Copper 10 placed
BETWEEN the sweaty asbestos and range body. To
place it elsewhere would be- like climbing
on top of a roof to get out Of the rain.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-17
NEWS REVIEW OF
THE PAST week
Americas Great National Army
Is Drafted, 1874, 900 Men
Being Called.


War Preparation Progresses Despite
Many Rows and Schemes to HAM
per Government - Chancellor
MichaeIis Sides With the
Junkers-croWf1 Prince
Beaten at Verdun.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-09-13
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS
LEADERS OF NATION ARE CALL.
Ed TO PARIS.
In Agitation Over seditious
Propaganda.

Paris.-The resignation OF the Ri.
bot ministry was decided upon at a
meeting of the cabinet, President
Poincare has asked Premier Rihot TO
withhold his resignation until the
presidents OF the house and senate Of
the chamber Of deputies and other
leaders of France have come to Paris
to discuss the situation.
The presidents of both chambers
have been summoned to Paris by tel
egraph.
II il possible that Premier Ribot
may remain in the new cabinet. This
would be the third cabinet change
since the outbreak of the war. Arts
tide BRAND having secceedcd Rene
Viyiani and the venerable Ribot hay
ing been brought from the ministry OF
finance to replace BRAND.
The cabinet crisis Is the outgrowth
Of the recent resignation Of Minister
of the Interior Malvy. who left his
post that he might be in a better po-
sition to answer his critics who ms,
sailed him bitterly for alleged leni,
ency to Miguel Almereyda, editor of
the Bonnet Rouge. an alleged sedi-
tious publication. Almereyda killed
himself in prison. In connection with
his arrest there were rumors that the
Germans had sen money from Switz
erland to aid his mysterious peace
propaganda following the d%isappoint.
ments Of the French offensive in the
last campaign.