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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
NAVY RECRUITERS VISIT
REFINERY SEEKING MEN
Texas Company Employees Give Rapt
Attention To Patriotic
Speakers.

Employees Of the Texas refinery at
West Tulsa listened with rapt atten-
ton to patriotic speakers from the
CIV, who addressed them during thee
noon hour yesterday with reference to
enlisting in the United States ravy.
Chief Quartermaster Roy ID.
Whalen, representing the Tulsa Branch
of the Navy league, and Glenn Condor,
state chairman of the FoHr-Minute
Men, were the speakers. Condor
talked along general patriotic lines,
urging the men to stay with their jobs
If they felt they were Indispensable
to the industry but to use their good
offices in securing recruits for the
navy.
I'VE are &C men short Of our quota
in the Tulsa district" said Chief
Whelen in referring to the let'up in
enlistments, land that is in addition
to 80 firemen that we especially de-
sire to enlist. The navy is still on a
volunteer basis and offers good
home, clean work, good pay and plenty
of opportunity for advancement
The men loudly applauded the
speakers.
The Navy league is planning on
sending Four Minute speakers to va
rious towns in the district beginning
next week, in an effort to STIMULATE
recruiting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
SUPPLY IS SHORT
Ringing Stockman Places Actual
Shortage OF 100000 Head.

Special to The World.
RINGLING, Okla, Nov. 17.-An ad-
ditional ten million Shortage in the
countrys supply of cattle is esti-
mated by C. S. Davis, stockman of
Ringing, and on this estimate he
bases the belief that should the war
end soon the price of cattle would
not be seriously affected. An estimate
recently made placed the supply at
forty-six million head, which was ten
million short of the normal number.
The Davis estimate adds another ten
million to that shortage.
Where millions of cattle once
graZed / found but hundreds" says
Ma. Davis, speaking Of conditions
he found on a recent trip into south
west Texas THE great cattle country
of west Texas is not that any longer
The grass had dried up and water was
So scarce that cattle by the thousands
starved to death. After waiting
months for rain cattlemen began to-
move their herds Some of them were
movable. Thousands were unable to
be driven to a shipping point"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
Srriptural Philosophy.

A good name is better than precious
land the day of death than
the daylof ones birth.
1t is better to go into the house of
mourning than to go to the house OF
feasting: for that is the end OF all
men: and the living will lay II to his
heart.
Sorrow Is better than laughter; for
by the sadness of The countenance tho
heart Is made better
The heart Of tho wise is in the house
of mourning; but the heart of fools
is in the house of mirth.
II is better 20 hear the rehuke of the
wise than for q man to hear the song
of fools.
For as the crackling Of thorns un-
der a pot. so is the laughter of the
fool; this also is vanity.
=. surely oppression makesth wise
man mad: and gift destroyeth the
heart.
Better Is the end of n thing than the
beginning thereof. and. the patient In
spirit is better than tie proud in
spirit.
BE not hasty in thy spirit to be
angry, FOR anger resteth In the bosonl
of fools.
Say not thou. What is the cause that
the foraer days were better than
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
beats ANYTHING
I'VE EVER SEEN"
Gains Ten Pounds on Tanlac
and His Rheumatism
Has Disappeared.

zone bottle Of Tanlac has got me
over one of the worst cases of rheuma-
tism man ever had and | have gain
ed ten pounds besides" said John A.
Karncs, well-known contracting
plasterer, living at 303 Oriel street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
1--WE had rheumatism on and on
for several years, especially in damp
weather and | would ache in every
Joint IN my body almost like sore
tooth. My suffering was so great that
I could hardly Bear 1t at times and II
Seemed like the more ] suffered the
worse / got until j finally had to lay
off from work for a whole month on
account of it.
1T Just beats anything / ever saw
how Tanlac begun to relieve. my
trouble right from the start Almost
every symptom of rheumatism has
gone, my appetite is fines sleep like
log and have gained ten pounds in
weight My own experience proves to
mo that Tanlac Is one of the greatest
medicines ever made and [ recon-
mend il to others"
Tanlac Is sold in Tulsa exclusively
by Roy Getman's Rexall Drug store,
Quaker Drug company and Puritan
Drug company.-,Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

6. HOW MUCH GOODS YOU HAVE ON HAND
TAKING AN INVENTORY.
T. WHAT YOUR NET PROFIT TO DATE is.
8. THE WORTH OF YOUR EMPLOYEES LABOR
g. YOUR ASSETS UPON WHICH YOU COULD
BORROW MONEY, OR WHICH WOULD
BE YOUR SELLING PRICE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

per hour into the tank owned by the
Sinclair Gulf and helped entertain the
easterners with a badger fight In
which the entire bunch Joined with
much hilarily. They returned by way
OF CARRIER and report a fine time all
around with every expression OF good
Will from the easterners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

James Crawford OF the Oklahoma
Producing & Refining company and
vice president OF the Sperry Oil ~
Gas company has gone TO Kentucky
on business trip.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

L. l.. Klewer the popular paint man
has accepted position with the
Stewart Petroleum company and will
make most valuable addition to the
big firm.
Daniel Murphy. prominent oil man,
lumberman and miller. is in the city
from Los Angeles and is looking hale
and hearty.
Captain Arthur Knapp and Ivan NJ.
Goubkin of the Russian committee on
petroleum are in the city as the guests
OF The Oil Well Supply company.
Ross Eaton who has just returned
from Tampico has been in Tulsa for
the last few days visiting his many
friends and is OF the opinion that the
situation may soon reach a climax
down that way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

was the faint click Of the failing ham
mcr The william, however, rose TO
the occasion. Throwing up his arms,
he exclaimed:
81 die. perforated by a thousand
bullets; but | take the opportunity OF
with my last breath
the niggardly government that sup
plies its army with air-guns."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

Melba Oil company No. 3 on the j.
Drew farm in the center of the east
line of the southwest of 21-16-15, dry
and abandoned at $3.50 feet
Ardizzone and others No. on the
~ Bird farm in the southeast cor
ner Of the northwest of the south
west Of .33-1S-15, dry and abandoned
at 1,452lfeet.
Calopy and othtrs No. on the Ii
ger farm i'm the center of the west line
of the southeast of the southwest of
2S-1Sr15, dry and abandoned at 1893
feet.
Fred Misener No. on the J. Hck-
ory farm in the southwest corner of
the northeast of the southeast Of 20
1914, dry and abandoned at 1,400
feet
The Prairie Oil G. Gas Co. No.
on the J. Deprint farm in the south
west corner of the northeast Of the
southeast of 31-17-14, dry and aban-
doned at l 916 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

The william in an old time melo.
drama had TO be shot The supers
came on and fired at him accordingly,
but the property man had omitted to
load the guns, and the only sound
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

Pennsylvania and Permain rorma-
tions given special study; Structure
and Correlation Specially; Library
OF over 10000 volumes on Geology
and kindred sciences: Terms reas-
enable. Address James S. Camp,
Rocky, Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18
Personals.

Arthur Lippa, T.. l.. Martin, BaWy
Griffith and Lloyd Brush are back
from a trip thru the fields, having ac-
companied the party OF New York
brokers who visited the Gushing fielo
and the new gasoline plant: from
thence to Healdton where they saw
the pumps putting 700 barrels OF oil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

ADA-Skelly and Sankey's No.
on the G.. A. Urban farm in the north
east corner OF the northwest OF H.
4n-6e Is drilling at 635 feet
j. ID. Abbott Is drilling at S35 feet
on the Sallie Ford farm in the south
west corner of the northeast OF the
northwest of 24-4n-6e.
The American Oil & Refining com
pany has abandoned many locations
In the Ada district, among them being
the No. on the Jeter farm in the
center OF the north line OF the south
east of the southwest OF SAG; No. 1
on the II. Leader farm in the south
east corner of the northwest of the
northeast of 30-4-6; No. on the same
farm in the southeast corner of the
southwest of the northwest of the
southeast of the section and No. /
on the Skirvin farm in the southwest
corner Of the southeast of S-4-6.
The American Oil &Refining com
pany has a rig on the ground for No.
on the l.. Mcclure farm in the North
west corner of the southwest of the
northwest of 16-4n-3e.
The Barnsdall test on the Bentley
farm in the northeast corner OF
S-2n-5e is dry and will be abandoned
with bad hole at 1,240 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

these? for thou lost not inquire wise
~ concerning Ecclesiastes IL
10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

Re wise. Read our advertisement
on page % in this section. Parkville
Oil corporation.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-18

PrRDY-The Oklahoma star test
on the *. Allen farm in the northeast
corner of the southwest of 26- 3n-4w is
drilling at 1910 feet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09

&crbunoIunacn I'M &pnarcb nit Ncn
Gar(omcntsiisllngcn III 9tundIllcn
lunb in Stnlien tllr5 ppr pcm Glntr1ttc
biclcr 21nbcr lit Sen Sric9, lr1o tornmt
5u bcn1 G6lu6, bob, pbglcic} Imcrita
in SSilipn cincu Slucitcn Salanorn
pbcr @rotiouo bat, cntlhlollcnc Stt1ns
net lpic Stpnc unr SoSpIIcttc Den
GriIibcutcu pcrbinNcrt lotten. lld)
N,adtuollfonumcubcitcn 5lt crSipin9c'1,
Sic inn lol1t &rnitihltion rcrIa9t linN.
Sic vSroutIurtcr 3citllna" ld)l'eBt
ibrcn s(rtifcl nit Sen folNcnhcn SSpr@
ten: ,Sus Sciipid Nic'cr Nlten slmc@
rifnner, sic lib BON Der bIir1ocn Gr@
ocbcnbcit SSilipns Gn9ldnN ac9cn@
iibcr nicht bobcn unltcdcn loIlcn, nu'b1
te bcIonbcrs int SSclten scr Scrcinigz
ten Stuutcn cinen ticicn Ginbrllcf maz
ctcn. BORT, no NuS Volt tcincn Mubn1
porin iirbt, iit fir Gn9IanS tpNtltics
bcu 81 Iailcn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
9er arie9.
: Bon Der @ctttrout.
Supitcr &luuims ihranft u'cocrmal
sic &nmuithiitigtcit ciu.

Scrlin, Nrnbtlos iibcr Sappillc,
s. S)Uir,. Nud3Ncm nn3 G>ru6c 0auptz
olurtier eeilcrn gbeno in Icincm crz
oGn5cnbcu @crihtc pcr0ifentlid)t hat
tc, oob iuiplac Ncs iiberoll purbcrrz
ld)cnbcn lhlchten @ctters ppn tc1ner
Scr Trontcn &1rupfc bon grDbcrcr Scz
bcutlln9 5u n,clbcn luorcn, bcgnli9te c;
lib ollh bcutc nit scr fol9cnoen tllrz
sen 5o9esmclrlnN:
y@eltliHc Nrpnt = 9h,r III Der
Champagne !rar 9cltcrn Sic slrtillcric@
t6dtigfcit iibcrou5 lcbloit."
Sci l1cbcrfGllcn llnlcrcr Nctc9np3z
siruuestr,lppcu sluiidcu scr Somme
lluo Der Cilc rurNcn gcIterl, is 9cz
fonecnc Trousoicn 1mn Sritcn, lom1t
cil,ioc crbcltctc .Qtoi ihiucn9clpcbrt
cil,gcbrodt.
Scr iran5Jiiid,c Scridt.
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lnlltct:
,3rpilhcu scr Siic rnh Scr sllSnt
fanbcu ocltcrn rcht lebbnfte @cltils7
fGmpic ltott. @cfcchtc rpu EotrnluIs
len luorcu in Der llmacbul19 pon giol1z
lins Spu5 Sputpcnt 5l1 pcr'
scihncn.
nSn (Sron56iiihz) sotbrinael
orouocu lnicrc Sruppen npr>nltIld
bon Gmbermcnil iu hcl1tihc Shilsen'
or1bcn Gin uur tchrtcn. nddSem nc III
icinolihen @cicIriHun9en III bctrdd'tll'
der @cilc scrilGrt bnttcn, nit 1lnT:
schu Gefonacncu 5uriid. SIM GllnN
irl,rbc bci Scpppis &c Naut c1'
ScutIrcr NneriiI iuriidacItIa9en. Wi
nohtcn ouh bier e;cfongenc. Sn &c
SGbe ppn S,ilicniirlt brudten franSoll
lhcMctpanos, s,irun9Strlppcn Sem Scl''
SC &crluitc bcl."
SIN sen iibrigcn Sbcilen Der Srp'l
pcrliri Sic ppriNc Nndt rllbi9."
| Sran;uicu ppianmcn cincn ncne'1
,Sica" ans.
Garis. s. WGrS. Mcr ipllrHc bcll
l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09

SIN AQgcmcircn 0rc6te lic6 Sic Sc
bate n1c6r I'M Sic @eudTf1cte 9}euz
tralltdt5" %orlu0c ais I'M Sic 0ez
nilHlftc N00n0crlI1g Der Cc6ottciroz
tutcn be5 Scuntra.
Sic ScnotprCu StOnc u1o 9}orri3
crtl0rtcu nodnlol5 i6rc Stclunonuhz
NC gcAcnijbcr ser ~0rica5porlogc".
crtI6rtcn iif n6cr fir Dos borlicgcuoc
NmcnOcncnt SIT Ben 0eiddfrc9lcz
ncllt5 bc3 Scnotc5.
Sen cnt9cgcu9cicbtcn StnnoDlnft
naGn1 Der Scnntor S1crnon bon 81
Jinois an, Der IicH 9cGcn on3 2lmcnoez
nlcItt, abcr fjjr Sic ugemnIfuttc 9icu@
troIit0t5" %orlnac all3Iprof. SrpBz
Ocn iilhIte CT iih DcmiIBigt, 0o@ SOL
9cnoc 5l1 Io9cn:
Ser ErIiiDcut iud)t abiidJtlid, int
Sanne Den Gtuoruf bcruur5urnicn, uls
pb nur cine 9lenbcrung Der Sebattc=
ltaten Dlc Gaiiiruna Scr ucriangtcn &C.
stslatur erli,lDgtiegett .jnntt Sics III
nur rein tDcprctiid, 5utrcffeno glhcr
cs btttc sic auac SSu6rbeit aciast ,uer=
ncu iuacn! Gin Sheil nieier ySabrbcit
iunrnc aber nmtltd) uro nbIihtltct 1tn=
tcrid)lngcu, Inn sic gnn5c &crnrt,upr=
tung fir bic slblcluung Der &urlnac
Der tlcil,cn Gjrlppc uun sSlibuitlcrn
I'M Senate nufbiirDcn sit fi,tne,l."
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Der Ginbri1gllnN 10 lult)tigCr %prluz
gen, MIC otr Ncele9> uno NIplle''@
Slaloorlu9e III pel' Sell"t us Illl6 ool
pell I. "Iur6 9e!onllel Qollc. ~ pltE'
olcuc1d'f 9c'NepeH lporc' loVlt h'Nl' III
olc'cH %orIn9cH pchl o'llEItInHlnlel
%p1tc, lple ). . l1llt .pFc uNAeN'e''1cll
Slen'1pflHt, SHn'lllQll''z
Gen ltclltc, lp1c l1otl ne 6llnpr III Der
9e'dlUle IH}ere2 So''pes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
SSabrid,ciulid, ,uicncr SraltoIttftmIta
,bcloiidcr Eutrtutcn".

Nm itcronm, liter Sonoon, s.
SWdr;. %cim Sronoc elmer HSaurcn>
ipcictcrs in S>oIiclt luurbcn noh W(elz
om0 oc3 ,SclcQroIT" 10000 Sillno
aoficc, fir Bic bcIgiIHc SiIT5ottIon be-
itin,mt, pcrnidtct, mic ouct bcocutcHoc
Msugcu onpcrcr 9|abrlln9sn1ittcl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
MuS Oeu1 Mu8lQno.
Die flcincn hcutihcn Secrattcn fiigcn
hcn iyciuhc ucuen iducrcn Sda=
Ocn 81.
SSicbcr 81 900 sbiffstunncm uernidte

&crlin hrabtlus iibcr SaDpiae,
8. Widr5. 3as taiicrlidJc Wtarincamt
erlGft Gcute bic iulgcnbc @cfauntma=
dung:
"Ginunos,uan5ig Sampfer, 5c6n
Se9clidiffc nnb icdJ5cbn Siidcribiffe
nit elmer eciamn,tcn @aiicrucroran= :
sung pun $1,000 Sunuen iinb III Der
letten Seit uun ocntid)cn Samdbootcn,
bic und) iDrcn Seimatbsbiifeu suriifsc=
fcbrt iinb, ucricnft ,uurocn.
(Scr slusbrllcf vin Scr lctter 3cit"
fam iic6 nur ollf sic Sage leit Sem
3. Mdr5 6c5ie1cl1, ba Bic Sus6cutc Scr
ocutldcn Salhbootc bonn !. bis 3.
Mdrs (204,500) Sunncn bcrcits
umtliD Dcfonnt gc9cbcli lpuroc.)
@itdcncr nno Gburdil Bic sdulhigen
nit Der Sarbancacn Slamage.
2pnbon, S. M1rs. Scr bcute
pcrGiiclltlicbtc M1ioritGts6crid)t Scr i'm
,Wli u. 5. crnonntcn &ommiliipn 5ur
lIntcriutlng scr lln9liltlid)cn Sor=
bnncllcnfampn9nc bclaat, DoB oiclc allT
cine Snitiotipc bca Sbcrltcu @inlfon
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bc5iioliehcl &prIdlog nc5 &rlcgslctrc=
tdrs Surp &itc1ener upr Dem 8rlegs%
rattle untcrnpn,mcn iuoroen ir0rc.
Scrarti0c %prlGli9c &itbcncrs pfleg@
ten pom iriibercu &rie9srotDe ltcts.
mic ser 9iopport bcla9i, phnc lcgIlcben
@ibcrlprud gchilli9t sll lpcroc1.
Ser hcgougcne Snllptfcb(er ioa ba@
rim bcltcben, DaB man iid) 8ucrlt 0on5
ollci,, olli Sic Nurine berlicb, ludbrcno
ein llcberroidnlngsangriif Scr Slotte
suglcicb NIT ltorfcn 2onDuug struppcn
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fiibrt b6ttr. Stott beiicn ipu &itcbener
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sem 8ceinnc ser 9umpagne o(s be-
itimmten Eerlpncn llnb ScbDrocn bic
SGulb an Sem Scbll6lngcu ncS llnz
tcrnegmcns.
9lmcrifaniidc Wsariuctrnppcn anf
&n6a gc!anSct.
Snnti iagu, &nba, 8. Narj.
%icrlmnbcrt Mann Marinciuloatcn
:pm ben acmirtaniid)cn &riegsid'ifen
linn bcmte bier gclanOct uprncn, ,n1
bic Smfcrrpbrplantagcl, nnh bic ltn1=
Mt 3ndcrfabrif lit saulnis, aebn
Wscilcn uDrolid, ppn Sautiasu, 81 be-
,uadcn. Sic aanac Scu5lfcrmns uum
sanluis ipa iid) 1T srDhtcr 9lnfregnng
bciiuncn unc etrahenbarritaocn ban=
CT, ba lit jebcr etunbc Cit slnsriff Scr
9ic&cllcu anf bic stabt erluartct p'ro.
(Gic an,crifnni|derl Moidiucn0c@
luc6re set Mcgierllngstrllppcn bobcn
olio a,1l6eineno Ser 9fcuplutinll nod
uidt aons Nos lcttc 2cbcnslift aus
oeblolen, lpic 0cltcru bcrcits 10 be-
lti,nmt oc,nclhct lrllrbe. Slnn,. ;. Neo.)
Sd,ucScn blciGt neutral!
0crlin, Nro6tloY iibcr Supollle,
s. Wdr5. Sic llcbcricc e}odridtcn@
oucntllr briuot sen fpl9cnocn Edlls
aus elmer S(niproct)c bcs &Dni9s @il@
itap BON StlpcNcn on lcin rcrllllpnls
rcnbcs &nbinctt:
.Sd feunc sic acknowledgement
Griinbc rctbt lppbl, sic Sic bc|tinm,@
ten, cSbr slmt nicbcrsulc9cn. 9'id)ta7
ecltolpeniscr ictc ir6 llnbcoingtcS Yer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
MnS bem s}nlanbe.
Sic bcMtid inoiid)c &cridu1rm
,uirb sM ciucr ncucn Scuiatiumsaffairc
amfgc6auid)t.
9famcn bcs staatsictretGrs 3immcr
mauu mlh ocS 0rafeu %cruItprff
,utcncr gcununt.


gc,u YDrf, s. YGGrs. Ser irbiidJc
s(rSt Gganhcr Gbafrabcrtp (?) nnb
Der bcutid)c GGcmifcr 81. Grnclt
Sfnnucr ,uurocm bcutc ppu 9tcncnt
perbaftet nnb uad, hem Combs Oc=
faugniHc perbrad)t, uad)bem Sic Oc=
ienid,ait, tucld)e fir bic @cibcn jc
$4,000 9iiraid)ait seIteat bate, Dicic
suritdDc5ogc, bate. 9ic hetrcfienhc
8onbs Oeic1i id,aft ioll bicrbci aus
rein ,patriutiidcn Scucagrii,locn" &c
bapbclt lnDcn i,ub .cs .hcii:t, ban bicic
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fiir Hcripnen, bic ,ucgcn ei',cr &erlcz
tsnug ncr amcrifaniid)cn Mentralitit
pcrbaftct ,ucrScn, itcllcn ,ppllcn.
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0ranbjurp amtlih bsfannt ecsebcu,
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uum 100000 nun 2Suli np,t Sgcl,
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8unhesgebcimaecutcn gcfallct ictn.
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ncs S,crrn bon S9cL ionic bic shi9cz
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ediffc, sic ben ,eafcn crrcidJtcu.
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foniicbc Snn,picr vAinngoliu" lulltt
lcutc ols fiinitcs umcrifnniicbcs Scilifi
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Scr Sumpicr lit nicl)t arn,irt.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
9fene @eniationen fir bic &rie96bebe.
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amr gttmnun8 8Sn,ad)e 8e8em 9emtitlano berbalten.
ann, @rai 8ernltorf uno bon Sgel bic siiuoenb0de.
Meaicrna sic &eridw1rnua sic 6rid @erria
II Snhen finau;rt

Gclbi polocen s}ir9iduiloc1 cnbedn jtt p0tl br
.patriotdcs Gcmicn" Sic beiocn &cridpDrer, ogbbc
Wenidn micn rt I'M &erfr dn1odtn gS6brcno aRaoen
&uis ii geic9nc batcn ibr Elun
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hrcn nod Mero = @aein III Ncm yor ocn dI td0lid1 bcr
lunoert Gcutidc mcytanidJc NcicpaNc oustc0cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-09
@enat le9t li@ miuig ben Wfanltorb an.
9as Mmenoement 5ttr Wbanoernng Der Sebatte:
itatnten beinabe eintimmi9 am9enom,nen.
yfur 9a6onette, @ronaa uno Sherman tinlneu Oagesn
hermit bunocrt Sabre
Hencircibc icincr Wielicpcr auf.

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Nibutcr onIHcicn oulo iGon pcocr c-
go g. Dem r. Gumn1in5 Soma Grotogung o18rcc3
jest fir nGhtcn Monot NmcrifauIdcr @otidocr
in Soto 9ciorb1 Cine onJc6dje MISUNDERSTANDING 3uiz
idcn GNcro ScuIh0no.