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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30

FOR lost vitality and rum down nerves. my
Samson Discs. real tonic u'l Of energy.
dollar 40 Getmau', RrNal store. mailed
Seminole Speciality company. box Z. jackson.
Willie rlu
READ Birth Control new book written
especially for married people and those
coutcmu uutng marriage. postpaid 25c silver.
hrId l'l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30

y BARGAINS IN USED CARS
l Ford taxi; terms
Ford roadsters, 1915.
3 Ford touring. 1916
Oyerlpd touring. 1916.
chummy Pullman, 1916.
Seven.pqssenger six Studcbaker.
All In good condition
AUTO CLEARING SALES COMANY.
2O7'O9 North Main Street Phone 500
FOR sALE-Onc studebaker touring car,
one overland touring ear. Oakland Sales
company 22O East Second, phone 62l9.
FOR RENT-Garage, room for two cars,
llghts and water with driveway. 81 so "a
week per car 625 West Seventh Phone 1919
ONE Ford touring car; good condition
terms Welsh McNulty Motor company,
Seventh and Boulder
ONE II Series studebaker Six. nearly new
Terms Welsh. McNulty Motor company.
seventh and Boulder.
SLNERAL good cars 10 close out at bargain
prices. WelshMcNulty Motor company.
FOR SALE-l0ii model Ford. See j. "
Cunningham, i0l East Second.
FOR RENr-Pfiyate garage, cement floor
and drive. l0lG North Main, phone 65Os
FORDS FOR SALE-l9lG roadster. 1915
touring 2i1 North Main.
ONE 1919 Ford touring car cheap. Call
phone d67.
OVERLAND truck for sale good condition,
S225 cash. 10 West Archer.
FOR RENT-Barn suitable for garage 1901
South Boston 81 per north.
GAhAGt Tor rent. G15 south Denver
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rorl worth Livn stncl

FORT WORTH. Tcaa,. Jan ~. CATTLE
Receipt, '.3uu head market slow 10 lOr
lower steers SGjOmp25f
HOGS Receipts 10000 head market lur
to lac lower. hulk SiO t0aIOpu
~lllEI Receipts 500 head. market
,teady lamb, sue 5OmII.5O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS


Bids will be received at the office OF the
CITY Auditor Tulsa, Oklahoma until s
Q clock p. m, Thursday, February 5, 1917,
Tor he construction OF a Sanitary Sewer in.
Guiding laterals connections and other an.
purtenances for Sewer District No. III as
created and established by Ordinance No.
1897 passed and approved the 9Th day of
December, 1915
Plans, .profiles and specifications for tho
construction OF said sewer system and an.
purtenances have been adopted by the Mayor
and Board OF Commissioners OF said City
and are now on file In the office OF the City
Engineer
Bids must be made upon the official pro-
posal sheets OF the City Of Tulsa
The right TO reject any and all bids il ro.
served to the Board Of Commissioners OF tho
City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma
certified check In the sum Of five (5)
per cent OF the amount Of the bid will be
required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered BY
the Board Of Commissioners Of said City at
meeting Of said Board to be held in the City
Hall IN said City at 0 o'clock a. m, on tho
9TH day OF February, 1917
ANY and all parties interested are hereby
notlied that they may appear and protest
against or object 70 said proposed improve
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30

FOR SALE One 3 O0O foot parkcrsburg bull
rope drilling machine. almost new com
rlctc string OF drilling tools; bargain II
taken AT once & A Xoll. Nowata. OKLA
FOR SALE One National drilling machine,
good As new. Phone Ggis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
BOARD AND ROOMS

FOR Newly furnished room with
board for two. non South Detroit I.one
5000.
Room and board at SO South Boston.
Home cooking
7l2 South Main. Gail phone 1893.
WANTED Few more boarders 223 West
Fourth
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TO EXCHANGE


EXCHANGE We have 2sO-acre Macon
county Mo- farm to exchange FOR small
cr farm here. This Is fine stock and grain
iaru. Seeded to timothy clover and alf-
AHA 10 acres orchard fenced and cross
icuced. Good Groom home; large barn,
grauary. Carries eastern loan OF $1,000:
cash basis price. $500. IL will bear clos.
est examination. What have yout T.. A.
lilly.l'aktr Co, 2ll-2l2 Texas Building
phouo 51l
HAVE well improved farm, II acres. bear
buildings, 100 acres civilizations will trade
for automobile; give possession. Twelve other
well improved farms from 80 to 400 acres,
trade for improved rental property or west.
crn lands. BoN u. Locust Grove. OKLA
no rRApE-s0'acre farm improved, Groom
house, barn, hcnhouSe good living spring
coud garden. fenced; FOR good car or will
take Ford In part payment W. G. karr
Mounds. Okla, X +. u. /, box acc
FOR TRADE For Tulsa property, Is acres
I.room house and barn; good land cistern
and we'll orchard and berries; / y miles from
Fort scott, Kan. Phone 2i9d
WILL sell or exchange for Tulsa income
property, an SlO0.acre southern Kansas
cattle ranch. Joseph pounelly Phone
6il6. ll3ts South Main,
WILL exchange an elegant five room home
for q farm Joseph Donnclly l13R South
Main. Phone 6Ii6.
FOR TRADE Zine income city property
for clear farm land. o. l.. Chancellor,
phone 2295 or i627-J.
RANCHES AID farms Tor sale or exchange
Joseph Donnely, ia u South Main Phone
6A1S
FOR TRADE-Small tract near good OKLA
homa town. Address T. box $50
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HOTELS AND HooMING HOUSES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good two.story
rooming house; store room below; rent
ing for $50 month. also S,l7 note secured
hy mortgage on land due in one year. Ad-
dress 3I0s care World
WE lave some very desirable rooming houses
for sale. Joseph Douuclly. l13is South
Main. Phone GitG.
GOOD opportunity 90 buy roomirg house
large or small, al.o some dandy homes.
Allison. ITil
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

]
FOR Large from, room In modern
W"llfnrnlhhod close In home to gentlemen
or employed couple sOl South Detroit phone
ron RENT Nicely furnished room for one
nr two gentlemen, In modern home. also
garage. 52l West Fourth, phone 5Gs2
FOR tENT-I Front sleeping room, modern,
privileges Of garage. Phone 1871. 1908
FOR Rent first.clau modern rooms, gen.
ilenlen preferred. 3li South Elwood, phone
FOR RENT Extra nice furnished room with
bath. ] South Maybell
NI,tLf furnished room including u pleas.
ant snufoom, suitable for two gentlemen.
Phone 2GjJ
FOR kENI-fwO sleeping rooms in modern
private home. Call ASA, between and
II, mornings.
FOR Nicely furnished room; modern,
-, c'ose 10, south side gentlemen only.
LARGE furnished room with board gentle.
men or man and wife preferred, 720 South
Main. Phone 2Ig5.
foh RENT. Pheasant sleeping room Phone
llAb or $500
FURNISHED front bedroom FOR . gentlemen
NJ modern home. Phone as4l.J.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping apart.
m"nts AZ 523 South Cincinnati
lhitEE light housekeeping rooms, private,
modern l20 South Maybel
I'h hIN Wo ught housekeeping rooms.
No children. Phone ?OOGJ.
NICELY furnished room suitable for two
walking distance. Phone llG3.
ONE light housekeeplng room, price $3.50
per week Phone I602
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 2l5 South
Denver.
YotNG lady desires roommate: must be re.
fined Address Il79, care World
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room 40
North Xunis
FOR RENT Two basement rooms Phone
1859.
NICELY furnished rooms for rent 1921
South Cincinnati
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room
connecting bath Phone 2s50
LARGE pleasant room with board for two
So South Boulder
ONE housekeeping room for rent. $40 East
Eleventh street.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping room
with connecting bath Phone ass
fok ktNI Large vacant room. also small
stable. ol6 West Archer
FOX RENT Sleeping room or S. Elgin.
ROOMS for light housekeeping Phone 1920
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POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK
FINANCIAL.

FOR sALE--i00 American telegraphone for
500; $4,000 uncle Sam oil for 500,
100 Oklahoma Star Oil. 100 Black Panther
OIL 100 American Marconi Wireless at mar.
ket prices. OIL mining, insurance and un.
listed stocks bought and sold. 4. L. Deibel,
Little Rock. Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WILL some one lease space in their store.
room, about l6N3O will pay ss5 to SIPS
for suitable room. Address box lIGI care
World
FOR RENT Storeioom 32A.26 East Fourth
street, 33xl5 feet; possession February /,
1917. See W. q. Clark, 603 Calais Bldg,
Phone 462I
FOR SAl.E-Fue piece OF trackage, Frisco
close In, l00xli0; $4,000. b. +. Pettus,
phone 900.
MACH iNERY salesman wants desk room In
sffisa Address boz Al1O. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30

NUI NJ MIU VIDU OIurIirI InI DNUrrIrnr0I
r oil L...r... desires p..ition in SnIth
America Would like the aidr,,, of company
operating there. or the actual work Either
Will bee appreciated Address Il71. care
World
ASSISTANT ,tcnographo,r owning machine
wants position iu real estate office. will
Wor. duuus February for the experience
only Nddt's, '1'' care World.
WANTED '"Ring TO do in evenings by
expert tyW-t accurate aud neat; wall call
Tor ana denver work Address Don 'i'-'
cure N'tIl.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENl-onc large front downstairs
room IN new modern home, either fur.
nishcd or unfurnished for sleeping only.
Address box Ii92, care World
FOR RENT Two uuturuished rooms for
light housekeeping. . south Nogae,.
TWO modern unfurnishcd rooms for rent.
Call III North Denver.
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WANTED To RENT HOUSES

WANTED Five or six rooms. furnished
bungalow will buy furniture II desired
must be good ncighburhood Address 9Is
Hotel Tulsa
FAMILY OF two want furnished house or
apartment; four TO six rooms Room 639.
Tulsa hotel
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I NAVE following leases for sale: 20 acres
- ~. so. $50 aud So, 2ll3; 100, 20.l3 ;
80. 20 "a. 10, 2l.l4; so, cola and S
acres 2o1t. George +. Gilmore, sand
FOR SALE \ good paying business. located
boo tho heart oi the city reason for sale
other business. NJ Weiss, box i33, Henry
ctta, Okla
VOR SALE one of the oldest and host
messenger services in town. 4 good on.
portuuiN for party with car Cali At los
Nest SECOND
FOR SALE oil lease. 100 acres. 1897.
Seminole county, oklahoma, 40 acres. -
~ q, Pottawgtomie county, Oklahoma John
Svnr'z NclNil- ARK
OR new stock " garden uni flower seeds
arc now here seeds being scarce this sea.
son. lN early while stocks are complete.
binding stevens seed company
tIRSf NNuONAL IAlLOkS. best value in
made 90 order clothes. cleaning and press.
lns basement First National bank B'dg
Phone 2lun
FIRST CLASS grocery store and mcA, mar.
krt for sale IN good location, doing
good business. Cali 3id West First or phone
sp1
EOR SALE ~. 600 grocery. 81. 600 grocery.
So GOO grocery, $4,000 general mcrchan.
disc Tor sale or trade Peoples Investment
Go. 53i Robinson Bldg
GROCERY stacks meat markets, hardware
aud furniture store Joseph Donnelly.
Phone 6lld, llaR South Main.
BENruE's want your second hand turtiture
ard stoves, will pay the highest cash
prices Pr West First phone 96l
WANTED To buy q good blacksmith shop
with three or four acres ot land, must be
a live town. Address box it09. care World.
NOTICE To all persons, highest cash price
paid for second hand clothes, shoes, hats
phorc 5tti.
GROCERY for sale FOR cash Good location
Oal 2iol
SHEPHERD checked skirts s2,5O. 2i3 East
Third street,
FELT house slippers soc. 2l3 East Third
street
FOR SALE small stock oi groceries. r.
Smoot, l2l7 Admiral.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE Empty Mason lars. half gal.
Ions 10c dozen. quarts 3Oc; golden oak bed
davenport Sl2, good bicycle $40 iron bed SIS.
80 volumes World Histories S25. extension
teld glasses ", Edison phonograph and 200
records with case $50 1901 East Burnett.
FOR SALE-Iwo l6j'horsepower Bessemer
/, gGs engines, complete with all equipment.
N. " lshlt'oh, Ihlest met AIR waves, auto
nauG ar starter clulch' pulley ana out
@ @ooa,u o.SInss' ~ guAIah,eeu uehNery ~
,'t. ,',.T "1dess w NV ARE " oilu.
.'i,,,.J i''nn ~ notsePoT.r toos gas Engines,
.Iy"'fPWT All NIL, m,'n W ,nivtt''Hs Eo,viinoi, ,I si
delivery NJ once Nddrrss All cars World'
ron SIiE ,boa,,. iIar.i,,a.t .tI,u var,,;,
model 1912 snfo! 66xI3X9I outside COX
3Ix2l inside Write or call Willis G. Bankes.
Tnhleauah Okla
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENr--Nery fine, newly furnished
high elias. apartment, desirable location
Phone no! Il.
FURNISHED 3-room apartment Tor rent
bio North boulder Phone Az.
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Gas@ Bwrmer Mago Co.
902 East Hodge.

FOX SALE-kight-room bungalow, for one
or tWo families, new about ready to move
S-,t'u 5000 down, s45 month Brooks
realty company, 80 Culbertson Bldg Phones
2s13 and 55g5.J. '
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KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2O.-WHEAT--
Higher No 2 hard SLSo@is2is No .
red 81 7sMl.S2
CORN-4c higher: No. > mixed 97b
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HELP WANTED-ACENTS
LEGAL. NOTICE

Published in the Tulsa Daily World. Jan
30 3l; Feb. l, 2, 3, I, 5, o, I and 5. 1917
World Publishing Co.,
Publishers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-30
FOR SALE

The best corner trackage property
In Tulsa. Railroad switch on prop
erty. Corner of East Third and Mad
lson street. Lot 115x140, blocks
from Tulsa hotel. See the
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

SMALL MISSOURI FARM-SiO cash and
monthly; no interest or taxes highly
productive land; close TO three big markets
Write for photographs and full information
Munger A'2l6, n. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo.
FOR SALE--l60 acres OF land. well i'm
proved part alfalfa ground also 95 acres
on east bank Of Nerdgris river j. W.
Carver, box i42, Altoona, Kan.
FOR SALE-2h acres. close in, $500 cash
Brooks Realty company, 33 Culbertson
ndg. Phones 2s73 and 55o5.J
FOR 3ALE-l20 acres In simph, Garber
field S. per acre Phone 429
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STRAYED OR S1OLEN

rOsT, sTRKYED OR sT0LEN-A white
fox terrier dog with black and brown
markings; answers to name OF Chummie
wearing black collar with name on 1t; re.
ward for any information. Phone 4sl7.
STOLEN Sunday night or Monday, one
Stromburg carburctor. one double feed
SEQ reward TOR iiitss N ns nsrburstors
Q. W. Mars. 7lS West Seventh. Phesb 80.
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOM.

BOARD and room; permanent, for man, wife.
s-months old baby. Address Post Office
Box 022. Tulsa
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-05
WHOLESALE BOMB
PLOT SUSPECTED

Hoboken. N. j.. Mar, 5.--A whole
sale bomb plot. including a possible
plan OF attack on President Wilson.
was believed to have been revealed
here today In the arrest Of Richard
Kolb. In n local hotel room. In which
were found several bombs and quan.
titles OF explosives.
In Kolb's room. the police said
enough explosives were found to have
destroye tho entire city, Articles
for the manufacture OF bombs and
several OF the completed missiles
were discovered, Nitro-glycerine and
picric acid were found In consider
able quantities.
No detonation caps were on the
completed bombs. The arrest was
made by police and members OF the
neutrality squad. who took Kolb to
detective headquarters Immediately
to be questioned.
Sixteen bombs were found In the
Commercial hotel room whore the ar
rest was made, Al police head
quarters II was said Kolb had con-
fessed he and his accomplicc, who
Is now being sought. intended 20 20
to Washington soon as possible to
get President Wilson"
Koib Is said TO have had one COM
panion working directly with him,
who got away. The extent OF the
police and federal agent concentra-
ton on the case. and remarks OF n
desk sergeant at Hoboken police
headquarters. indicated that much
importance is attached 10 Kolb's ar
rest.
The Commercial hotel Is directly
opposite the North German-l.loyd
steamship pier
\ police official said the mans
room had been watched since yes-
terday morning. II being considered
significant he should have one bomb
fully loaded with time fuse attach
ed at time when attention was
centered on the inauguration cere-
monies at Wash'nstyn.
Chief Hayes. Captain Garrick, two
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-05
INAUGURAL ADDRESS,
Continued from Page u


our rights as We see them and a
more immediate association with the
great struggle itself"
Any such step. he assured, how
ever, will be with unseliish purpose
not with any view OF conquest or
national aggrandizement.
The United States cannot, II 1t
wishes, longer stand apart in isola-
tion-it must regard itself as a world
entity think and act in terms OF this
world spirit.
The presidents speech was as fol-
lows:
My fellow citizens: The four
years which have elapsed since last I
stood in this place have been crowded
with counsel and action OF the most
vital interest and consequence. Per-
haps no equal period in our history
has been so fruitful OF important re-
forms in our economis and Industrial
life or 80 full OF significant changes
in the spirit and purpose OF our pol
ltical action. We have sought very
thoughtfully to set our house in
order; correct the grosser errors and
abuses OF our industrial life, llber-
ate and quicken the process OF our
national genius and energy and lift
our politics to broader view OF the
peoples essential interest. II IL a
record OF singular variety and singu-
lar distinction. But shall not at
tempt to review II. II speaks for
itself and will be OF increasing in
fluence as the years 20 by This Is
not the time for retrospect. II Is
time, rather, to speak our thoughts
and purposes concerning the present
and the immediate future.
Although we have centered coun-
sci and action with such unusual con-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-05
OREGON'S DISGRACE

The attitude OF a little handful OF
men in the United States senate has
set at naught the will OF nation.
Foreign peoples. unable to sense the
real sentiment Of America, will be
led estray in the action Of these few.
and II must have q potent influence
in shaping future dealings with this
country. Oregon contributes one to
the ~ whose meretricious acts hold
the whole country up in false light.
Senator Lane was among the few who
defeated the will Of the majority be-
cause the ancient rules Of the senate
permit the successful "filibustering"
by few. Oregon is disgraced by
Senator Lane just as the nation is
disgraced by the dozen. At such
time as this when war seems Just
beyond, America should have pre-
sented solid front in the things that
are essential to honor and to the COM
manding Of a proper respect. Will
son is not the president of a party
nor the president of a faction. The
support Of the armed neutrality bill
was not support OF a man, but sup
port Of a national policy. Regard
less OF the individual opinion OF Lane
and his eleven cohorts they should
not have stood in the way OF what
they knew was a popular wish. The
senate was overwhelmingly in favor
of the measure just as the house had
been. But by sharp practice the will
Of the majority was set aside. II is
too bad that Oregon can not now
show her disapproval OF Lanes at
titude. but must wait till his term OF
Office expires. He should then know
that the voters can not be filibuster-
ed into keeping him on the job again.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-05
TOM MARSHALL SEES
HAPPY DAY COMING

Washington. Mar, s,--Expressing
the belief that the world is moving
forward to u 'iar OF divine event,
wherein tongues will be blended In
the language OF 4 common brother
hood" vioeAPrcsiden. Marshall to-
day outlined his creed. following his
induction into Office.
Il have faith" he said. that this
government OF ours was divinely or
dained to disclose whether men are
fitted by nature. or can by cduca-
ton he made III for self-govern-
ment. to teach Jew and Greek. bond
man and free alike, the essential
quality OF all men before the law
and to be tender and true to human
ity everywhere and under all cir
cumstances to reveal that service Is
the highest reward OF life, cannot
believe otherwise when read the
words and recall the sacrifices OF the
fathers II ours Ia not the golden
rule OF government. then Washing
ton wrought and Lincoln died In
vain.
Il believe that tho world now ad-
vancing and not retreating. is NOV
Ing forward to a far OF divine event,
wherein the tongues OF Babel VIII
again be blended In the language OF
a common brotherhood,
And | believe that can reach
the highest ideal Of my tradition and
my lineage as an American--as a
man. as a citizen and as a public OF.
fetal. when | Judge my fellow men
without malice and with charity,
when worry more about my own
motives than conduct Of others. The
time am liable to be wholly wrong
is when know that l am absolutely
right In an lndividualistic repub-
lie am the unit OF patriotism and
II keep myself keyed up in unison
with the music OF the union. my fell
low men will catch the note and fall
into time and step.
II believe there is no finer form
OF government that the one under
which we live and that ! ought to
be willing to live or to die. as God
DEGREES. that II may not perish from
of the earth through treachery with
in or assault from without; and
believe that though my first right IL
to be partisan. that my first duty
when the only principles on which
free government can rest are being
strained. is to be a patriot and to fol
low In wilderness OF words that
clear call which bids me guard and
defend the ark OF our national gov
ernment."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-05

Hobokcn detectives and one member
Of the New York neutrality squad
made the arrest Kolb told them he
came to America from Germany IN
July. u month before the war started.
and that he has since been In Mex
leo. He said friends OF his from Jer'
sey City had been coming to his room
and working there for ten or fifteen
minutes each evening Chief Hayes
refused further to reveal the mans
story. He was examined and Sweated
at length.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-03-05
GERMAN SAYS PRES.
WILSON IS THEOR|ST

Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Mar,
5.-"President Wilson Is a theorist.
remote from the world, who looks
upon the world as a chemist on re-
tort; he does not know Europe, but
considers himself justified to be her
teacher" declared Herr Stresemann.
national liberal party leader, In the
reichstag today. His remarks. as is-
sued by the Official press bureau, In
cluded these statements:
"The rupture with the United
States. the unlimited possibility Of
States was welcomed by nobody, but
In the case OF the United
neutrality had become apparent. /
heard two election speeches by Presi-
dent Wilson"
After declaring Wilson "theor-
ist" as outlined above, the speaker
continued.
"German-Americans did everything
In order to prevent a conflict between
us and the United States They full
ly understood Germany's struggle for
existence. Prosecuted by Wilson,
they have maintained their idea OF
German -Americanlsm until now. VIII
son once welcomed them as those
men who could be proud that their
country was Germany"
Herr Hausmann. member OF the
peoples party, added
"T'he noble traditions OF the AM
erIcan country are set with our as
sailants as the eleventh adversary
against 49, already engaged In self
defense against ten enemies"