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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
4 DIE, Is HURT IN
TROLLEY CRASH
Electric Cars Meet Head-Or
and Pile up in Debris Near
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 27.-Four per.
sons were killed aud is were injured.
several seriously, late today when two
lntorurban cars, one passenger and
the other an electric package Cur,
collided between Strougsyille and
brunswick. ! . miles west Of here ON
the Cleveland. Columbus * South
western electric line.
The dead are:
ORR DAWSON
FRANK kEMERY.
G. l.. MURDOCH, all of Ohio.
Unidentified man.
All except Murdock were burned TO
death when the wreckage caught fire.
Joseph II. George of Burbank, Ohiu
received a fractured skull and was
badly burned and it is thot he will
die. lie and seven others of the more
seriously injured were brought to
Cleveland on special car and are
at a hospital
The accident occurred on double
curve near stop known as The
Pump station" Both cars were trav-
ehng swiftly and neither motorman
noticed the danger until 1t was too
late TO stop the cars.
All of the victims were In the pas
senger car, the crew of the freight
escaping injury. The overturned
stoves in the front vestibules of the
two coaches set fire to the wreckage.
Three of the victims pinned under
the wreckage were burned to death
while their would-be rescuers stood
by
Officials of the company tonight
started an investigation to place the
blame for the accident Mistaken
orders or a broken switch are be-
lieved to have been the cause.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
z FATALLY HURT
IN RAIL WRECK
Frisco Motor Truck Jumps
Track While Going Fast;
Three Others Injured.
World Creek COUNTY Rureau.

World Greek County Bureau.
SAPULPA, Okla, Jan. 27.-Two
men will probably die as the result
of injuries sustained at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon when a Frisco railroad
motor car jumped the track while
travelling down grade at high rate
of speed three miles west of here. Six
men were riding on the truck at the
time and all but one was seriously
injured.
The fatally injured:
Frank Sticgcr, Kellyvllle, section
foreman; concusslon of the brain and
back probably broken.
Herb Long, Kellyville, section work
er; skull split and spine believed to
be fractured.
The seriously injured:
William j. Hawkins, Oklahoma
City, brakeman; head and back in
jured, cuts and bruises.
Charles Long, kellyville, section
worker; extent of injuries not known.
George petch, Kellyville, section
worker; minor injuries.
Petch staggered half mile from
the scene Of the accident to where the
work train had pulled up on a siding
and informed the crew that all of the
men had been killed. The train was
backed up to the spot where the men
lay scattered about on the ground
with blood streaming from their cuts
and wounds.
They were loaded into the caboose
and rushed to Sapulpa. whore they
were given medical attention. Stieger,
Herb Long and Hawkins were placed
on stretchers and taken to the rail-
road hospital at Springfield Mo, on
the passenger train leaving here at
Q o'clock.
Only meager details OF how the ac-
cdent occurred were available.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
U. P. BLOCKADE is SERIOUS
Terrific Winds Pack Obstruction in
Cuts; Workers Behind.

CHEYE. NE, Wyo, Jan. 27.-The
present snow blockade is the worst
the Union Pacific has experienced
according to officials of the road here
A terrific wind off Elk mountain is
packing the snow into the cuts along
the line, and the workers so far have
been unable to keep pace with it,
Yards at Hanna and Rawlins are fill
ing up with eastbound trains waiting
for the breaking of the blockade.
The number of waiting trains has
been augmented until now about a
score of them are held at Medicine
Bow until the line can be cleared at
Wilcox.
While the storm Is making traffic
difficult for a siXty-mle stretch, the
worst district is between Lookout
and Medicine Bow. Wilcox, where
the blockade is on. is AZ miles west
OF Laramie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
Rogers Fights Case.
World Washington Bureau (Rlgg' Buildin

World Washington Bureau (Rlggs Building)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Harry II.
Rogers, attorney for the Mc-Man OH
company of Tulsa. arrived here this
afternoon and yill hold conference
with the Encouragement of the
United States Monday in connection
with II. c. Allen, Creek attorney. and
Hayden l,inebaugh, United States at
torney, with n view to settling the
Emma Coker allotment on terms of a
compromise affected on January 6,
wherein the Nc Man Oil company is
to pay into the Creek nation $l25,O0
and one-eighth royalty. There are
four claimants to the booty, Johnson
and Judge Crump each have a lease
from two different claimants as
heirs. II. c. Allen contends the rich
oil allotment in the Cushing field is
duplicate allotment and has brought
suit for cancellation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
HUNGER STRIKE IS BROKEN
Doctors Force Nourishmcnt Down the
Throat of Mrs. ByInc.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Mrs Ethel
Byrne, who began hunger strike"
when she was sentenced to 80 days in
the penitentiary on Blackwell's Island
last Monday for disseminating birth
control propaganda, was subjected 10
forcible feeding late today for the
second time since she began her
prison term. A bulletin issued by the
physician in charge declared Mrs.
Byrne Offered no resistance" and in
dicated that she was willing to re-
ceive food, "but made no effort 10
take 1t Of her own accord.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
ALLEN FIGHTING
FOR COURT RIGHT
Creek Attorney Contends That
Secretary Of Interior
Can Cancel.
MOTION COMES UP MONDAY
News From Washington Shows
Activities of Interest to
All Oklahomans.


N"ll" W Warrington bureau NhleEh huhulngl
WASHINGTON, Jan. Pr. c.
Allen, attorney for the Creek nation,
who now is in Washington, has per-
fccted an appeal to the supreme court
of the United States in the Tommy
Atkins case involving a rich oil lease
in the Cushing field. the lower court
holding that the secretary OF the in
terror had the right to proceed to
cancellation OF the allotment. but that
such cancellation must be done by
court procedure. Mr. Allen contends
that the secretary has the right to
cancel the allotment and it was upon
this that he perfected the appeal The
Barney TholoCco case, now pending
In the United States supreme coGrt,
Will also demand attention of Mr.. AL
len at this time. The supreme court
Monday will pass upon motion of the
government to advance the case for
an early hearing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
AMERICANS RnIIT
- ApV elolooS lu1L
MEXICAN tURCtS
L. S. Troops and Cowboys Vic.
torious in Stiff Battle at
Stone House.
QUIET RESTORED ON BORDER
Utah Cavalry Back From Line
Foe Reported to Have Been
CarranZa Men.

TUCSON. Ariz, Jan. 27.-Thc fight.
ing at Stone House on the border bc.
tween MoXcans and United state,
cavalrymen stopped at noon today
according TO reports here tonlght
with no casualties reported on IN,
American SIDE ana the Mexican losses
unknown
Mexican Consul Dclcado at Nognlcs
tclcphoncd To sheriff Rye Miles of
Pima county here today that hc ho-
licNod the McNioans wcrc Clrranll
soldiers. The scene of the fighting is
iu a remote section ana very hard 90
get into communication with.
Carrnnha soldiers.
Authoritative reports from Ariyacn.
Ariz., tonight are to the effect that
the McNicans who fired upon Amcri
cans at stone House were members ot
the tarrauza garrison which has been
stationed on the border for some
months. The McNicaus fled at 1880
o'clock this morning and the Amcri-
cans crossed the border but round no
wounded or dead McNcaus
Fighting was resumed 10y the MCN-
cans at daybrcak today after ull
uurIug the might returning cowboys
said tonight When the snlpinr he
gan American troops started con-
ccrtcd rush nj the McXioans
The invaders were driven across the
line ana according To statements made
tonight the Americans followed them.
Another lull occurred when the MoXl-
{; ms took up Positions in several
adobe houses about one mile south
of the boundary line.
McNicans Turn Back.
Another rush on the part Of the
Americans, IL was stated, caused the
McXicans to flee ana take up positions
in the distant hiGs The American
troopers returned to the American
side after destroying the adobe huts.
No Americans were killed or
wounded, but indications were found
I'm an adobe house the McNcans used
as fort that the Americans shots
took effect There were other traces
of MeXicans being wounded. When
troop + Of the Utah cavalry. under
command Of Captain Bassett. arrived
at Ruby tonight. to relieve troop r..
Utah cavalry Lieutenant G. II Arms
reported 80 "Uie' 'l"""- the border.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

| WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-With-
/ drawal Of the American military eX-
/ pcdition in Mexico was ordered by
the war department today and by tho
end OF another week the entire COM
mand after ten months on Mexican
soil probably will have recrossed into
the United States
The order went to General Funston.
| In command at the border, and left TO
! his discretion the exact time OF start
| ing the northward movement and the
details OF carrying it out Officials
here understand that some advance
units already have started north and
believe that within 4S hours the whole
column will he in motion.
Regulars Take Places.
At the border the regulars will re.
licvo a considerable portion, II not
all Of the national guardsmen remain
ing on duty there. Already about
twenty-five thousand Of the state
troops in the border patrol have been
ordered home and their movement
probably Will be under way by the
time Pershing's men arrive on Ameri-
can soil
Atho officials have been silent ON
the subject of Mexico since failure
Of the joint commission negotiations,
developments outwardly have coupled
INC lIohp NllNNldNdl WIN NOIIdllEl $
refusal to accept the Atlantic City
protocol and plainly forecast an in
tention to let the first chief settle for
himself the many problems endauger-
ing the eenure of the dc facto govern.
meut
TO Protect Border.
A patrol considered adequate TO
protect the border will be maintained
rigidly. however. and notice has becn
served on Carran2a that the United
States will not hesitate 90 use it's
armed forces again, II necessary. to
protect American territory and Ameri-
can rights.
THAT porshiugs command viii be
rogrouped at the border and put into
a condition OF preparedness for u
recurrence of raidiug Is not doubted
here; and In that connection army
officers are observing with keen in
tercst preparations being made by
villa and his followers and allies to
debate tho territory Pershing will
eNucuate. An recent moves In tho
Mexican situation, however, and all IN
contemplation are kept under cover
CONTINUED ON PAGE SIXTEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
ACTOR SAYS M WAS BEATEN
Member of Musical Comedy Com
pany Beaten, He Asserts.

4 member Of the Katinka company
that played at the Grand thcater last
night asked the protection Of the DO.
lice, saying that he was jumped on
by stage hands at the thcater and
black lacked because he was not a
member OF "A union.
lie exhibited several bumps on his
head and was taken to the Frisco
station by officer Blaine to catch
the train that was carrying the Ka-
tinka company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
'orld Washington Bureau (Riggs Building)

World Warrington Bureau (Riggs Building)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Congress-
man James V. McClintic of Oklahoma
Seventh district. is selected as a mem
Der of the house committee OF
eighteen to attend the funeral sery
ices Of the late Representative Davit:
T.. Finley, and the delegation left at
Z this evening for South Carolina.
Speaker Clark and Minority Leader
Mann were among the delegation, II
being the first instance where tnes,,
two leaders have ever attended like
ceremony Finley was the Oldest men,
Der in the house in point of service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
RESENTED MUD ON THE FLAG

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Signal
Quartermaster l.. II. Lussich, attached
to the recruiting office of the United
States coast guard here, who on
January 3, while on duty at the bat
terry. knocked man down for wiping
his muddy pants on the American
flag displayed at n recruiting station
has been officially commended by
treasury department officials.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

World Washington Bureau (Risgs Buildir

World Washington Bureau (Risgs Building)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Anothc,
batch OF departmental leases taken by
j. +. Kinney, from Kiowa and
Comanche Indians near Cement.
reached the interior department to get
n geological report for oil on the Fort
sill Indian and military reservations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
MURDER CHARGED TO DRIVER
Wealthy Oil Man who Ran Down and
Killed Man Must Stand Trial.

MUSKoGEE, Jan. 27.-James f.
Whitesides n wealthy oil operator,
tonight was arrested on warrant
charging murder. 1t is alleged that
Mr. Whitesides' motor car last night
struck and killed o. NJ. McGowan, a
railroad engineer.
Mr., Whitesdes was released under
S2,500 bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
Tonr Die in Railroad Wreck.

MEMPHIS Tenn. Jan. 27.-Four
persons arc reported to have been
killed and several injured in rearond
collision late tonight between passen-
ger trains Of the St Louis. South
western & Rock Island railroads at
Mounds Ark. "A junction point near
Memphis. A relief train was sent
from this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
Increases Capitni.

World Washington Bureau (Riggs Building)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. - The
comptroller of the currency, treasury
department, today approved the ap-
plication OF the Exchange National
bank of Tulsa to increase its capital
stock from 100000 to s750,0OO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
Post Office Changes.

World Washington Bureau (Riggs Buildng)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Ollla-
homa post office changes: Dow, Pitts
burg county, Mrs Pearl NJ. Saunders;
Elm, Custer county, Robert c. Scott;
Wheelees, Cimarron county, James L.
Tolbert.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
Visiting I'm Washington.

World Washington Bureau tRiggs Buildng)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Oklaho-
mans in Washington: II. II. Rogers,
Tulsa; w. S. Thomas, Oklahoma city;
Y. NJ. Abbott, Tulsa; George Crump,
Holdenyllle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
GIRL KILLED, MAN
HURT ON J0YRIDE
Life Crushed From Body of
Young Woman When Car
Overturns Near City.

4 girl Is dcrd and young man is ~.
tho hospital as the result of ioyrid
ur party near Tulsa last night. Miss
Cleo i,ood is tho girl killed and san.
lHNtcr, her companion. Is at the Iui-.
hospital with injuries about his mead
Early last night Miss Reed and
EaNtcr met downtown and a man and
woman who were friends OF Miss
Reed Tho couple had a motor ca,
ana they invited Miss Reed and Baxter
to join them In "A ride.
Machine Turns Turtle.
Leaving the city the party decidor
TO drive I'm the direction of Turley ATT
or leaving the city streets they put on
speed and whcn about three miles
northeast of town the car slddded or
one sidc of tho road. The other ma.
Was driving and ne attempted TO siee(
the machine from the ditch In doih.
80 the car turned turtle.
Miss Reed was caught beneath tho
automobile and all OF its weight was
thrown On her Tho other occupant
were more fortunate and were hurled
10 one side OF the road Another au-
tomobilo passed along the road few
minutes after the accident and picked
~ Miss Reed and Baxter. The other
two persons were not injured IA
we're left to right their car
brought to Hospital
Miss Reed and Baxter were brought
to the Tulsa hospital Attendants at
tie hospital know at glance that the
girl was dead. The body was remove,
to the NoWbray undertaking pa-lors
An operation was performed on BaX-
ter late last night and physicians say
his condition is not serious His In
iurics consist Of several wounds 0bon
the head
The young woman who was killed In
last nights accident has lived in 'IuiA
for several months. She has been --i
ployed as waitress IN "A restaurant on
West First. Her parents reside In
nlumrisnt She was about 26 years
Old
Baxter is about 30 years old anr has
been employed by the Warren city
Tank company at their plant in West
Tulsa. At the hospital last night Bax-
ter said that he did not know with
whom they were riding. Miss Reed
had introduced them. he said, but he
did not remember their names.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
THE WEATHER

TULSA, Jan. c7-Maximum g.,
minimum 20 south winds and clear
OKLAHOMA FORECAST Sunday
partly cloudy; Monday generally fair,
colder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
Quarrel Over "Coon Can
Game Ends in Flashing
of SiX-Gun.
"GUNMAN" GETS AWAY
Police Exchange Shots
With A6sailant, but He
Eludes Them.
BULLETIN.

At 215 O'Clock Sunday mornin-
Starting was unconscious after being
removed from the operating table
Whether hC could live was not known.
Thc police had not been able to find
Mcdonald. hut the search was being
continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
PROSPERITY TALK

No longer can Oklahoma City boast
Of being the states commercial cen.
ter Bank clcarings di.prove that.
InlNa clearing for the past week
$li0.5j2.7i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
America First!"

llcbcr Die 8riiube fir Die unnatilrs
Iihc aoblenpreiStrcibcrci 6errIfen
ucridiebeue Nniittcn Dor. Die nobl
nm 9riinblit)iteu o ben Soaialiiten
auSgebeutet iperbeu. Siitriftsanpalt
8eorge W. @nberion bon Bolton, Der
nit Der 3eitung Der iiber bas aan3c
Sanb lid eritredenben llnterIudunaen
gceen pcrbreheriihe Yreistreiber fir
aoblcn betraut porben lit, duberte
lid in elmer aonferen3 bon 9unoess
Siitrift5anlpdltcn, eS itebe obne ieben
3peiieI felt, bnB Die 8oniumenteu
bieics Gnuocs ausaeplinbert porben
limb Il unS INNER nod iperben, mocbte
nan bin5ufiieenO. Su cinigen 81
i~triften babe CT SGnbIer ~aeiuncen, bic
an elmer Ba89onIaoung aobIcn sipans
sig Ial 10 piel pocr nod mcbr pers
bienen oils in friibercn Sabren. llnb
Sicics, troseenL laut Scrru Seiber,
Seitcr bes 8coIo9iideu Sunbesamt, es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
Himmt ieinc Slcsclei suriif.

EQUATOR 2obsc .entihuloist lid"
fiir feline f%lc9elbniten alisfGQc sesen
Den neutihen Sotitaiter. Gr tonntc
ia audi niht anpers; nuub CO rod nls
cine ihperc SslsiOisuns u~nierer &c
lammten @eicPgcbun9 unp Nesierrns
angcieben iperben, oaB bieier EQUATOR
Sobge Iid nitt entblobetc, cntsegcn
Der intcrnationaleu Gtiauette, lid
einen hummer Nn9riii allf Den Ser
tretcr zines NIT Den ger. Stauten in
Srieben lebenoen Staates 3u erlaliben.
llno Gin Marn bon 10 penie Satt,
bon 10 alsgeiprohener bon ibm iclblt
Su9c9ebener llnncutralitdt, lit Iits
9lieb bes aomites fir Gnspartise Ins
9cl~e9enbeiten =?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
;sern i'm Glib oas iG6uc Spanien.

Ser Ybcnticr Honlanones bat abs
aetanft. @enn i'm nidt Elm aus
orildlidcr 4uitras bes aoni9s 5uriide
ruit lrnb cine iiberipdltiaenee Mcbrs
belt Ser 9ortcs itiiet, iuirb CT oas Sch
ciirem cncrsiitcu Siibrer rdllmen
miiiicn.
Sic Sahln9e bat lid nn9eidbr 10
cnt1uidelt: Sis III bcn ipdten 0crb't
binein mar bic ipnniIhe TolfsIttms
mnlna gum acknowledgement 8bcil 5rl
8unitcn Scutiflanb's. Sariibcr be-
flaetc 'Iib Der gefpiB nidt nnpers
oddtiste 3euae NortbcliIic. Der eng
liid,e 3citun9s s2orb. Ils Iann Der
Shnt aber ioQ or mittclit GINGER
iliiiiigcn Iilioncn oaiir 9c'orst
BADEN, boB einige bcbeutcube ipaniihe
9aacs5eitungcu plosIid entoedten.
cine lpie grunbialihe lleber6eu9ung tic
bis babin pcrtrcten batten. @leihs
seiti9 nit bieict aorrnptipn bes fduis
lid,eu 9beiles Ser ipnniidcn Ereiic
lester Die bipIonlatiid)en Senilbnngcn
in Ntaorib Elm. nm oicies ais 8unbcss
acnoiieu auf bic Scite Der @utente 5I
aicbcn. Nan periprah Homnnones
nid,t Gibraltar ODER Son8er. ionoern
3uaeltGneniiie i'm fran5piii6en Wns
roiio. Tolls er militdriih auf bcn
irons0iiiden Shlndtfclpcrn ein9rciicu
pilrcc. Sic iubiibiertc MortbcIifics
Yrelie madte natiirlih in oiciem
Sinne Stinmnngt 81 @uniten Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
,Iriehrm nbnr Stee.",

bon Snmbur9 Biz nod Sa9oaS, nidt
bnrf @roberune. ionbern auf9ebaut
auf elmer unlosliden 8emeiniamfeit
Der nirtbihaftIihen SntereIien unb
nneinanber eetettet burh bic Grfa6s
runeen bes arieges."
9ieies Heih neunt Der @eriaiier
fur3 Witteleurppa; ieine grrihtuns
bdlt er fir ben iflperiten S6lag.
Den Die britiide SeitIanbpoIitit ie
e~rlitten bat. @nrneno RIFT er aifs !:
"Wenn lie (bie Iuiierten) ipieberum
Die Stdrfe Der Wittelmddte unters
itdeen; lpenn lie abermnls. aus @itelS
felt ooer @ieeniinn, anger itanbe
llno, Die Sbatiaden ais ioIhe su ers
tei,nen, banm bebeutet iehe 8eises
rlng, nuf @erbanolunaeu iidD ein5us
laiien, cine fluhlpiirbige @ereeuoun9
bon WeniGenleben, llnb Der Staatss
mann, Der Jest ben Srieben abIebnt.
luire oaiilr 3llr Redenifnft geSosen
lpereen, pielleidt iton I'M fommenben
CONNER, Itderlid dber inl ndfiten
Sabre. Webe ibuL lpenn er ins
5ipiiten WiQionen an Wittpeu unb
@aiien maht unb benz Sunser preiss
gibt nno baum bod se6tuuneen ut,
i.ber benielben Sriebeu (obne Sies)
gu perbanoeln, ben er ieet %ablebntl"
Sine Iolhe SpradIe III einem oits
.lic5en glatt sebprt 81 Den alerielten.
item Iusnabmen; lie Benefit. oaS aud
inter ben erlnhidgIiden @esnern
9eutIflanb's mebr uno mebr Die
llebsr3eugun9 lid gabn brift. bas
bic NGiierten nidt iiegen f0nnen lno
baB GeutihIano inter ben llmitdr,
BEN cine auertennenspertbe Wdbiguna
ar ben Gag Ieet, inoem es It'd nift
OILS ben yiidii6tsloien Siceer arfs
ipicIt, Der Sebinsunaen MIR bitties
rem, nid,t crDrtcrn ipiQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-18
a Significant Instance of Misery.

Inter bieiem Sitel bcrid)tct unicr
Spe5ial aorreiponbent z. q. aus
Sel9ieu:
4arbinal Wercicr crlpGbnt in leis
mem iiin8iten 6irteubrief "a iisni>
ficant initance ui miierp" in gelsien.
Sd babe iilugit", 10 ldBt infer
aorreiponbent ben anrpinal iGreibcn.
~iIngc Seute a%neetroiieu, ipeld9c iit
ihdliltcu our Stride gu tpmmen, ipeil
lie III Sol5ituhe battcn." Sit bas
Srngen bon Sol3ihuben inter ben
bcutisen gerbGltniiien in europa. 100
bas Scoer nptbssbrunsen unerihmines
lid iein mllb, ein @runo iih 3u
id)dnen our Stride 81 gehen (? Ser
aIaNenituI5 inter 8cipiien Viittels
itdnblern in europa lit sinfad -
bors be coneours. llub 9ieics lit.
ntebr als allies Nnbere. q iiguis
ficant inItance OF ipiritual anb mental
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