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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED--MALE

HELP WANTED--MALE 30
BOoKKEEPER-Wsnt familiar with con
struction work; also timekeeper. Address
Box B.22, care World.
BOY with wheel wanted to deliver meat and
groceries. Apply 41s West Third. Phone
Usage 1907.
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS In Tulsa
soon. Men and women desiring government
clerkships, departmental, post office, rail.
way mail, customs stenographers, write
for free particulars to J. c. Leonard (for.
mer government examiner, 353 Kenois
Bldg, Washington.
DAY PORTER wanted, must have references
Apply Hotel Columbia.
DRAPERY and carpet man wanted, capable
of installing high grade work; good open
ing for the right man. APPLICATIONS treated
strictly confidential Address Box B'3
care World.
Mat CUTTER-Wanted, one who under
stands groceries. Bell Subway Grocery.
Phone 663.
ENGINE MEN WANTED--Steam and gas
engine floor hands. Lathe hand, one with
experience on oil well joint turning Al
car and truck mechanics. Middle aged
Office man for timekceper and change of
auto supplies. Address Box 135. Big
heart, OKLA.
GAS MAN Wanted-With technical training
for office and field work, engineer depart
ment Oklahoma Petroleum x Gas Co..
7l9 Kennedy Bldg. -
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ZINC LEASE
BARGAINS

$50 acres fine mineral land in ia
nous Rush creek district, Marion
county, Arkansas. Surrounded by mills
in operation and paying mines; 800
acres of this in fee. balance leases.
Good transportation. No water to fight
in this district Price $4,000. Terms on
part If wanted.
Also 200 acres in Boone county,
Arkansas. Property partially devel-
oped. Has been n shipper and will bo
again when worked. Pronounced by
many as best property in North Ar
kansas field. A free ore" proposition.
Runs 40 to 60 per cent Price $27,500.
VIII accept $4,000 cash, balance stock
II bona fide company Incorporated to
work 1t. Phone Usage 1874 Monday
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ing room ior rent,
CINCINNATI N, 43O-For rent nice south
sleeping room, price $3.50, Usage 1873.
CINCINNATI, s, 11l9-Nicely furnished
front bedroom, in private family; -
CHEYENNE, s., 7l2-Well furnished room
bath adjoining two blocks from Main.
CHEYENNE, s., 920-Sleeping room for
rent. Usage 3s65
CINCiNNATT s., s09-Nicely furnished room
adjoining bath in new home, gentlemen
preferred. Phone Usage FOCAL.
CARSON, s., 11ol--Wel furnished front
room in private home, connecting bath
and large closet; gentlemen preferred; ;
breakfast IL desired Phone Usage 7611-J.
DENVER, s., 1l9--Nicey furnished sleep
ing room in modern apartment, gentlemen
DENVER, s., 72l-Beautifully furnished
front room for gentlemen. Phone Usage
6l24
DENVER, s., 424-Dandy sleeping rooms;
reasonable; better hurry. Phone Usage
1850.
DETROIT, s., 8i4-Bedroom suitable for
one or two gentlemen Usage 1904.
DENVER, corner Nnth-An elegantly fur
nished room for one or two gentlemen
cheap. 802 West Ninth Corner Ninth and
DenverD
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We~ioan you more and charge you less
on furniture, pianos and diamonds; weekly
or monthly payments; all business strictly
b50o.
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Statesmen Wanted--'ro sell old line health
and accident policy: best commercial and
farmers policies on market; stAte oNperi
cnce references first letter q. w. WMtten
state manager 1894 South Detroit, Tulsa.
SALESMEN--sl25 weekly: something new
saves mp to SO per cent OF gasoline; nearly
every auto owner will buy; greatest seller
on earth; sold on money'back guarantee;
particulars free. Strsnsky Manufacturing
company, Pukwana, =. ID.
SIDE LINE MEN--Do you want a real ono
that one order day will pay you ~ !
No samples TO carry; something new. Write
today. Garfield Manufacturing company
eos Sigel street Chicago, Ill.
SELL GROCERIES.
ONE of worlds largest wholesale grocors
(capital over $l,000,000) wants ambitious
men in every locality to sell direct TO
consumer nationally known brand Of gro
ceries, teas, ooffees, spices. paints, oils,
stock foods, etc: big line easy sales;
SNalues beat any competitions: earn blg
money; no experience or capital required
complete sample outfit and free selling
instructions start you; long established
reliable house; ask your banker; write
today. John Sexton & Co, Lake and
Franklin SITS, Chicago, Ill.
SALESM MAN-Automobile specially salesman
wanted, permanent position good pay. Call
Burnham Usage 295.
SALESMAN wanted TO sell restaurant and
fountain trade, our cashier checks aud
holders steady repeatrrs your commits
sions repeat order make regular income.
Hi-Speed Check 4 Holder Co., Kansas City,
Mo,
SALES MANAGER Wanted Something new.
business necessity, retails " TO Sl00i
enormous profits: no competition; excel
lent terhtory; free samples. Sayers Co,
4i0 Wainwright st. Louis.
SALESMAN-EXpeiien automobile sales
man one who can give good reference; {;
splendid opportunity for the right man.
q. +. Lawless Motor Co, 220 East Sec
ond street, Phone 62l9
lWANTED-fIustlers who are +, and A. NJ.
Masons to write sick and accident insur
nnce In Oklahoma, for Masons only; pre-
MUM 81 monta, Amply NJ. i. Deason,
special organizer, Westland hotel, Tulsa,
Okla.
WE WILL PAY YOU $225 to distribute
"America and the Great War" man or
woman every mother and every red blood.
ed American wants 1t: low price spare
time used; sample free Universal House,
Philadelphia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

OIL MACHINERY-SUPPLIES es
CASING For Sale-2 200 feet 81 Inch, os-
pound: 2, 600 feet 6 y inch, 24.pound 200
feet 10.ineh; in ground thirty days and
used only once; stacked at loading track;
inch, 2o-pOund, new, slightly damaged; on
skids at loading track: sl.25 per foot.
r. ]. Gratiot Gushing, Okla.
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H0USEWORK-Girl wanted neat appearing
competent, colored; no cooking. Call be-
tween hsurs of 10 and IL Monday morning,
412 East Twentieth.
OUSEW0RK-Colored girl for general
housewOrk no phone. 1922 South Madison.
HOUSEWORK wanted, white gh for general
housework and cooking for couple. Call
602 South Main
HOUSE GIRL wanted for cooking and house,
work Mrs Hart, 4I0 West Ninth.
HOUsEKEEPER wanted for general work,
room furnished. 6102 South Elwood.
HOU EKEEPER-Wanted, without any in
cumhrance, between the age Of 80 and 35,
for widower with two children; good home
and reasonable wages TO the right party !;
no triflers need aply. Box 40 cara World.
KNITTED G0ODS-Help meet huge demand
for knitted goods; industrious persons pro-
vded with profitable steady home employ;
ment: no experience or canvassing; good
rates Of pay. Wheeler, Inc, 837 Madison,
FIVE bright capable ladies TO travel, dem
onstrate and sell dealers, $25 to 800 per
week. railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
company, ID Dept; es9, Omaha Neo c,,.a,--
Phone Usage 954s or Usage 1879.
LADIESlTo take the Battle Creek sani:
tarium treatment for constipation and
bowel trouble; nurse in charge. 500 Rob
inson Bldg.
LADIEs-Fascinating home business tinting
postcards, pictures etc, spare time, for
profit: SIS on 100; no canvassing; samples
l0c (stamps) particulars free. Artint
Sob, 81 Meserole street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
oPERAToR-P. b. X. operator; must be
thoroughly experienced: no others need need
letter. letter Box B.27 care World
TWENTIETH, E., 412-Wanted, colored girl
to do laundry and second work; good
wages. Apply between the hours Of 10
and 12. Monday morning
LADIES-To pick out the latest winter hats
from Chicago and Kansas City at their
own price we need the room TO enlarge
our groceries. CsM Glatt Millinery 1917
Admiral.
Young LADY-Experienced in general Of
flee work; can use typewriter. Usage
5214
YOUNG LAD1ES-Wanted to learn tele-
phone work. no experience necessary. Ap'
ply 500 Pioneer building, call Miss Sen.
ger, phone 2900.
WAfThESS-A girl TO work at soda table.
Garner's drug stcre.
WANT good white girl for general house
work In family with three children mod
crate work and consideratc treatment (;
wages SIS plus dollar each for ironing or
Overland Garage $3.50.
WANTED-Saledadies for hdies reaiy-to
wear; steady position, good salary. Pol
lack Toggery, PIT South Main.
WANTED--white girl for general housework.
Phone Usage 5240.
WANTED-white girl for homework. 100
| North Lawton. Phone 4167R.
HELP WANTED for dining room and
kitchen work. Phone Usage 5052.
HELP-MALE OR FEMALE 40
OFFICE GIRL wanted, also man for general
work. Tulsa Art Glass b Mirror Co., IL
West Brady
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BOARD AND ROOMS
RoOMs FOR RENT FURNISHED II

VICTOR, s. 3oi For rent, furnished room,
> everything modern, ON car line and iitney.
YORKTOWN, ~. 9--Nice sleeping room for
one or two gentlemen. Phone 1850
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnshed, two
beautiful connecting rooms two nice closets,
large open fireplace in sun parlor: very
desirable for man and wife or two men.
$40 East Fifth St, Phone Usage 5I7
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NIoCtNAhh 'ssb.N - W
GRAFONOLA--For sale Columbis cabinet
grsfonola new, 5000 value, for 500 cash,
with records. Taylor, 1890 Forest avenue.
PIAN0-Standard make, excellent condition,
mahogany case, S165, terms. 22l5 East
Hodge, on Kendall car line.
PIANo-S3o0 piano sligly used, mahogany
case, $3.50 IL sold ct once. Call Usage
5393.R.
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LIVE STOCK.


DOGS. CATS. PETS SO
CANARY for sale, yellow bird. Call s2l
South Lansing.
BULL DOG-Young, for sale, s25. Phone
Usage 5393.R
DOGs-Two thorobred dogs, one German
spitz, one English bull, both one year old.
Call Sunday, East Easton.
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CINCfNNATr s, s09-Nicely Furnished room
adjoining bath in new home, gentlemen
nreferred. Phone OsAge 26OA.L.
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CHEYENNE, s 609-Southeast bedroom,
close in; suitable for one or two gentle
men, references required. Phone csago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

BRADY T., li3-For rent, three newly fur
rished rooms complete for housekeeping,
in new modern bungalow.
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE A.

tIItNIJONS WANIED--MABE IL
OUNTANT-Experience now employed,
wants position as auditor or take charge
o. accounting department, 20 years busi.
ness experience, not subject TO draft, could
not consider less than $3.50 per month
Phone 52ls or write Box 335, care World.
COUNTANT-Expert, 35, desires position
as chief accountant and office manager
with oil company: thoroughly experienced
as public accountant and auditor for cor
porations; Al references. Address p. o.
CARPENTER foreman, union, thoroly familiar
with blue prints, competent OF handling
any kinds Of work, would Ike position
with responsible firm, best of references.
Address Room s25, Hotel Alexander
BUSINESS MANA New York business
nan desires to connect with a-iocal manu-
featuring or iobbing company, In office
sales or advertising department. Box B'2o,
caro- World.
CHAUFFEUR-Wante position as chauffeur
by young married man; sober, steady and
industrious: best of reference. Address
BOX BIS care World.
CHAUFFEUR-Wa position as chauf-
feur: colored; strictly sober and honest; /;
good references. BIS. care World.
DRIVER-Young man wants position driving
truck or private car. Phone Usage 60s2.
ARMIfAND-Experienced wants work for
the winter and to share crop in spring
Box Bl, care World.
GRADUATE--A registered graduate In phar-
macy, who can handle high.class trade
and who can deliver the goods In every
way, would like a situation In one OF the
good stores Of the Tulsa section; proof OF
responsibility and charactS will be sup.
piled to those interested. +. o. Miller,
Atoka, Okla.
HOTEL CLERK am a hotel cIerk and
want position in some hotel. u. b.
-Pugh. Detroit Hotel
SITUATION wanted by steady, reliable and
educated Indian; small family; willing TO
go anywhere In Oklahoma. Address 1l24
North Second street, st. Joseph, Mo.
TRAFFIC MANAGER = Wanted. position,
traffic or assistant traffic manager or ae-
countant, six years railroad experience,
| .references. Box B.4S, care World.
EXCLUSIVE or high. grade clerical position de-
sired by progressive married man, so, college
graduate have had Ia years thorough
Business experience, references and bond
II necessary. Box B-3i, care World.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

GOOD THINGS TO EAT 60
FRUIT CAKES--Home.made fruit cakes, 500
per pound. Call r. o. S.
RAUS SAUSAGE-The best and cheapest
high grade sausage on the Market made
and sold at 212 East Eleventh.
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YOUNG MAN desires position as salesman (;
twelve years experience. Phone Usage
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES a.

OiL LANDS IND LEASES 4l-A
l6C ACRES for trade lease offsets TO drilling
well in Nowata field, good geological re.
port price SIS per acre, for Tulsa vacant
or residence property: this is well worth
the money and is one Of the best CANDLES
In the Nowata field. A. B. Foster. Phone
5S2S or 6lI3
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BOULDER N, 516-one newly furnished
sleeping room, connected with bath, for two
gentlemen
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DENVER, s., 72l-Beautifully furnished
front room for gentlemen. Phone Usage
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WANTED--TO BORROW

DRAFTED Soldier wants to sell quick u
hrst mortgage for 800 OF improved Tulsa
property worth $500, liberal discount for
quick sale, Phone Usage i53l.
20 PER GENT per annum to investor who
VIII buy quick from a soldier first mort.
gage for s. 200 TO run one year on i'm
proved Tulsa property worth $4,000. BIS,
care World
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INSTRUCTION.

EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL 40
BUSINESS COllEGE-You can easily in
crease your salary and secure better DO.
sition by attending the Tulsa Business Col.
lege; others have done it, why rot begin
your course Monday
sHORTuAND-Prpn to learn shorthand
and typeNt iting from an experienced type.
writer Gregg shorthand and practical
business lady who will move TO Tulsa.
December /, TO take charge Of u private
stenography school, conducted at home
with father. For particulars before De.
ccember J., write Miss Fannings care Atty.
" MINIS Shreveport, La, First National
Bank Bldg
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BOSTON, S. 623-Very desirable close in
sleeping rooms.
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BALTIMUNE, D, 1T OF ItHE III plINulV
home, very large front bedroom adjoining
bath with large closet and private en-
trance, suitable for two, three or four
adults Call evenings. Usage 2l54.
BOSTON. s., lsl5-For rent, furnished bed
room convenient TO bath room gentlemen
preferred, close in. Phone Usage 62s1.
BOSTON s., 62l-Very nice front room,
suitable for two gentlemen. outside en-
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EMPLOYMENT

Statesmen AND AGENTS II
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ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II

FOR RENT-One or two rooms for sleeping
or housekeeping. Usage 6455'R.
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ADMIRAL, 1916 = Nicely furnished front
bedroom for rent. new home, suitable for
one or two; also garage
BOSTON, s., s00--Pleasant nicely furnished
room, private home. close in. Phone Usage
55g5.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-09
The Red eros. Octopus

Once as wandered in dream upon a sandy
shore,
/ saw a Thing the like of which I'd never
seen before:
An Octopus, that on its face Blood Red
Symbol bore.
1t was a Red Cross Octopus, that sat upon
the sand,
And l overheard 1t grooming, as the golden
beach it scanned
"If only could &c. 1T all, oh, wouldn't 1T be
grand"
Now it happen'd that some Oysters were sit
ting near at hand
to their business, a happy, helpful
band,
Making precious pearls Of Charity from
grains of golden sand.
what make your" said the Octopus. Re-
piled the Oysters: eve
Are turning grains of golden sand to pearls
of Charity"
Said the Octopus: "Are you aware that sand
belongs to me?"
But" said the Oysters, ION this beach the
sand is piled so high
You couldn't ever take it all, however hard
you'd try!"
Don't worry" said the Octopus, and winked
his windward eye.
"Come, let US get together! Two naught
from you to hide.
Well have a little friendly talk" At that he
opened wide
His Red Cross mouth invitingly. pray,
won't you walk inside?"
mo, thank you'll" said the Oysters, "'tis
cooler here outside"
Gust as you please, my little dearsl" the
Octopus replied.
'Tll give you till September first, and then
you must decide!
"Upon September first, you'll find, am the
Ocean Boss,
And, barring me, there will be none to take
your Pearls across,
And they will rot within your shells and be
a total loSs!"
Again he winked, and then I saw his Symbol,
crimson dyed,
Was Double Crossl "Great Cesars Ghost!
Run, Oysters, rum" | cried,
But the Oysters answered never a word, for
the Oysters were inside.
OLIVER HEREFORD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-09
Wandering Thoughts on America

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: If Germany becomes parliamentary
government" the United States will be the
only autocracy in the world. Mr.. Franklin X.
Lane, Secretary of the Interior, in the Paris
"Matin," asserts he is partisan of minis
terial responsibility" but that President
Wilson is the noblest exponent Of collective
power" Mr.. Lane quotes Tocqueville in proof
of the superiority of our peculiar civic mech
anism, yet Tocquevlle twas firmly persuaded
that the natural result Of democracy was
highly concentrated, enervsting but mild des-
potism."
Inter anna silent leges," but II we follow
England and France, take from a President
the veto, the power of appointment, and make
him wide Condorcet), "a signature machine"
we shall gain in national dignity; for, now
any reference to President is an drgttn1en-
tum dd hominem.
Mr.. Lane reflects the tone Of Europe. The
petit Parisien" proclaimed "Mr. Wilson a
perfectly honest man who will listen to his
conscience after the election" and adds,
President Wilson is sole master of his people
for four years more" Premier Ribot, in the
French Chamber, speaks Of "Mr. Root, Mr.
Wilson's military emissary to Russia" NJ
Bergson, philosopher, after three months in
the United States" declares that Americans
have just learned about the war" NJ. Rel
mach, former Deputy, said OF the trust cases:
"You Americans alone have true liberty; for
your highest court breaks the laws for the
benefit of the individual"
One is tempted to repeat the old Italian
writer: Never go to sea; the ship is mad
for it never stands still; the waters are rag
ing mad, in perpetual notion the winds are
as mad as the rest, going everywhere; and
for one fool at homo you find forty abroad"
Paris, July 10, 1917. LESLIE CHASE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-09
Health in the Training Camps

Probably the healthiest places in the
country to-day are the United States train
ing camps. According to recently pub
lished record of the naval training station
located near Chicago, where ten thousand
men are in attendance, there has been an
average gain in weight Of fifteen pounds
for each member of the camp. Modern
sanitation, regular habits, outdoor exer-
else and removal from the temptations and
lad surroundings Of much of civil life are
having their effect.
This is in striking contrast with the
hygienic conditions Of army life in 1898.
1t is also marked improvement over the
average healthfulness Of civil life. No one
can doubt the fact that had military train
ing been utilized during the last decade to
build up the manhood Of the nation we
should not now see so per cent of the
drafted men rejected because of physical
rnfitness. How much of the unhealthful-
ness of civil life is due to heredity, how
much to individual habits Of neglect and
dissipation and how much to bad social
and industrial conditions is a question.
The records of the examining boards would
doubtless offer rich field of research for
students Of social hygiene. But all the
horrors and waste Of human life are not
to be charged against war.
It is sinister commentary upon present
civilization that preparation for war Is
necessary to induce men and communities
to take proper care Of their physical ex-
istence. William James once argued that
permanent peace was unlikely until nations
should find a moral equivalent for war
Similarly one might contend for the neces-
sity Of a hygienic equivalent for war.
Pacifsts might do more for righteous
peace if in the place of their present i'll
advised and futile obstructionist tactics
they would recognize some of the physical
and moral advantages of what they call
"mlitarism," and advocate their adoption
in civil life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-09
No Compromise in Ireland

The Irish convention is now settled
down to business, and word comes from
Dublin that since the adjournment twb
weeks ago "a more sanguine feeling has
developed that the conference will have
good results" That may possibly be true,
but it is difficult to see how anything that
has happened in Ireland in the last fort
right could justify new hopes.
A certain feeling of relief is, indeed, I'M
derstandable as a consequence Of the order
disarming irregular military organizations
and forbidding them to wear uniforms;
but apart from that, which merely means
that the worst possibilities are provided
against, the prospect is as gloomy as ever.
The censorship on news from Ireland is
evidently very stringent. 1t is clear that
the state of affairs is critical; else new
and stringent orders would never have been
issued at this moment. Indeed, it may be
gathered from the little news that does
come over that there was some reason to
apprehend another outbreak as formidable
as that of last year and perhaps more
widespread.
The country is nominally under martial
law, but sedition is apparent everywhere,
and very little effort is made to put it
Gown. Only the other day Mr.. de Valera,
who seems to be the most popular leader
of the Sim Fein party, exhorted an audi
ence not to be disconnected by the cry of
traitor" but to be ready to give some
return to any nation that would help them
to shake off "the foreign oppressor." The
republican flag was the only one, he re-
minded them, to which they owed allegiance
and never would they fight for "the blood
stained Union Jack" This sort of talk Is
quite common now, and no attempt is made
to stop it.
1t seems unreasonable to expect any i'm
portant result of the deliberations in
Dublin as long as this kind of agitation is
tolerated. Anarchy is preached openly and
the delegates have been told that their de-
cision, whatever it may be, will be disre-
garded. The rebels are frank in declaring
their intention Of precipitating a new re-
bellion; they have ceased even to pretend
that they hope to talk over their own coun-
trymen who disagree with them. If they
are strong enough they will crush the I'M
willing minority. "Ulster will be coerced, y
says Mr.. de Valera, cheerfully; "why
should she not be-"
Obviously the prospect of an acceptable
compromise is as unpromising as it pos
sibly could be.