davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
st bepeeet Dptrin peb Malmp=
baa0en.

SEQ Ma1mpbao0en i &jpber1baon
forefal6t Ser UNDER 8iiitationen for
le6e11 @%ftermi6oog en- ret %bralnotiif
Mffere. On D6erlt elegant ipenif
Serre optraa6te ubDre inoigneret
ODER, at ban ligeiua bel iom ollie &c
an6re fful6e %bifiteres. San napn.
gop fig iom Moior @ploencrone.
Set bialp imi6lerti6 lite, ban
maatte goa meo til @iiitationen, og
Oct bite fig 90, at Dan bi16e fpriege
at noimug1e S9be, @igarer, Cigar
retter oib. Derefter blep ban tro6s
tin 8roteft anbolot og afleperet til
Ms1es1or Ebor11p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Talben / Tranfrig.

Sra 5ranfrig er Ser i'll. uSpns
@en1trebl." fommen Meobelelie ont.
at Ell 11r1g 9anifer, @olger Nielien,
er fal6et UNDER @an1pene / Tranf=
rig. So1ger gaielien bar 5an al
@rosierer Mfre0 Miellen og 8rooer
til ben fienote S%o6bol6ipiller &o1t.
Mielie1t, Der er fjerot al al1e Sip
benbabnere un0er &jp1enobnet 81
iten". &olger .g6ielien bar en- epen=
tprlpiten 1tng Man6. Otter at babe
aftient fin 8ernepligt iom 2bit.
11ant beb en- &eIfinger<8atailbon, rej-
fte ban til Marofffo og mel6te Zig til
6remmeolegtonen. Sor ct Mars
9i6 fiben Dor ban / 8eigg biemme,
men Sorbol6ene fer pasfebe ban
lite. &an brog poa1p til l1olonbet
melote fig til &jeneite i Sen frantic
Scr % git meb / Rptgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25

1Mme gmpffer og Sl1beler, ale
Sc foltbare @erltg3eoer, Sc bragte
me6 berop, er b1eDen .puntlot, og
lenere er 2anne1e0lerne lolgt.
Gornblig 1aa set r0 til, at @reD
&. ful6e gaa BEN TRANCE Sci til
Sln6bolm me6 fin Smilie, men |
ii61te 9ieblif fit 6e @ialp al nogIe
2on6smn1t6 og Germer og er nlt}aa
liiffret for en- lille SID.
9eres @o6s / Mltnrpnien og alle
6eres Be1ge er bleben fonfiiferet
.af &egiertngen, og oe eier iom ST.
'ge beraf tie oct fierneite.
M ia, bet er FIN en- enfelt lille
.Srageoie fra ben blo6ige @er6ens-
.frig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
9nn6rebe Mar!!-
SrebertfsbaDn, bDprom Der oigteg;

1ssii
uSpor SDllanbs br11m 8afffer
i SSstibs bunfle Scot,
n1eo &am1ie, &1tol6e, Eaffffer,
bIeb brugt til 5tanoSntng brat,
bbor SaDet 2an6f franier
% tager bet / 8abrt,
bbor 8glgen ml111tert oan1er
ser Iigger Sreoerifsbabn,"
|fereoe BEN 9. September 1T 100
Mors SSubile1m Tom &igbita6.
Store Seitligbeoer bleb af1o1ot !
Mnleoningen. 8pen f%rentranbte fro
ben aarliee Morgenltun6 / fin itiDe.
lite. Seitoragt, fra aIle Slagitpnger
og Suite paiebe Dnnnebrog.
Strnfs ON Morgel1e1l begpnote
|Geit1igbe6erne, og Sc fo%rtiattes rbet1
Spbpr til langt no poo Nafte11.
SeltenS &lon bar bog DereS Wta1e=
|lteter &ongen og 9ro1ningens 8e<
|lpg. Sc blep al Sen giebe 8Ds 8or~
gere gibet en- biertelig Mootugelie.
0m @fternib6ogen bolotes f1otte
6eitmi6boge, og ON Mftenen gift
|Danien 1pitigt / @aoillionen. &l. 10
ofbrenbtes ct fampemasiigt Sur
pnrferi. Ser al Be lofale 91u6e be-
|tegnes font uobenu6 pragtfu16t".
Og 90 Natten i9nfebe fig ober
|8pen, 2pfene lluffeoes og 8orger-
ifobet gift til $40, bar set itiffffert meb
8epi61fbeben ON at babe ferret en
Set. ser har &Den b9rbig, En- Sag,
|bpor 8orgeraan6en og Samfelelfen
bop6e gibet fig Sc 1muhteite lt61lag,
1friber nSr. Mbis", Set / Mnlc6ni11.
gen bab6e nblerm ct fort illuitre.
ref Geftnummer..
Set rpe, mutt ~116itDre6e l1geblao,
+@an6els= og @pfurtsbla6et n9ap.
men" on1taler Sre6erifSDnp11S Sltbie
'leum / en- illuitreret Mrtifel. Set
.be6oer beri:
n6reoerifsbabn er en- meget tppilf
gammel 8h ct 5teo, bbor mon fan
.trpffe gammelt og NIT / en- &onitel-
.lation, ser er progtfl1lb. De imoa,
.lape Suie meo De freofDl6te @a6er
.1tanr i ct mnrfberbigt Mobfpt=
ningsforbolb TIL carmen omfring
Sabnen og stibsbcerftet, Der meb
fine npe &onrpoitbaa6e fiiiffffert bil
formau at iamle Spmerflo mbeoer
'omfring Greoerifsbubn / Ell enbnl,
Dpiere @ro6 ems tibligere.
@nbber, Der bar beret / bennc
1mufffe 8p-ligegDl6igt i Door lang
SID - bar iitfffert mo6toget nfor:
.%glemmeltge Snotrpf, og hi, Joni
fienoer BEN @%etp6ning, Sen gjennem
Marene bar bobt for 0a11if &annel og
|Spfart, hi bill olttb b11ife ben."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
@eIbabenbe Ffrer fig @ranteber

Sc gelbaben6e ffrer fig @rabiteoer.
Sen ftore. &engerigeligbe6 / Moret
1917 bar gibet fig a6ifillige befpn<
serligt l16ilag, men ingen gar bel
tpnf, at bore 8elbapere ogiaa / Ma<
rets SOB bar ftfret Zig @rabfte6er
gu biier set fig 81. a., at @irferne
! &%igbenbabns 0tnegn bor babt ltore
SS%notegter al Sorbialg, % iGrlig
giel6er set &irfer meb ufaibionablc
Mirtegaar0e". Bao. Eaarbef &irfes
Marsregnifab FINDER mon iaaleoes ct
8elpb pao 5000 &roner for folgte
2o66er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
J@eneralens @pprgelDit.

Sen nDe General / &osfil6c, on1
.bbem EN- befien6t Settler ffa1 babe
1agt, at ban bar Danmarfs e1eite
I%birfelige 5ol6ot, er> if. u&osf. g"
Ell Man6, TOM bol6er al at faa 8e-
|ifeb ON @ugerne, og bans Sp6rge-
lift bringer un0erti6en en- zog an6en
Iaf bons 11nolergibne ! 6orlegenbe6.
I5ooIeoes git set for1eben.
Mefplgeburfompagniet bolM gbel-
'fe / goiernp=5fDben, Sd Wenerolen
TOM paa SnIpeftion. @enero1en
,iagoe lite noget, er ban fit 9je poo
Ien @efDlgeberre6e oppe i ct Ere.
Ibbor to @ebprer bar Maceret. @aa
Ifagoe ban tic &nptainen:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-10-25
Srniter / 9an1narf.

y
bgret en- 9el 5trio mellen1 Eris=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og 0en
banife Sfotpjstrltt, BE @alltnife
Sabnifer. Otter oe l1116er1ggel1er,
1,om commissioner bar .foretaget !
ben fenere Sis, bier oct fig, at So
brifanterne pan Sen melt 11bl1,e
Meaa6e bar lat 8riien op poa 500
teid, lite Blot for at bpffe De bgjere
Gabrifationsomfoitninger, men for
at tiene ct fao fort Sberifl16 Torn
mlligt, iaa Mftionarene tan foa ct
fort n6bptte. Selpfelgelig bar ben
banffe Bresie taget til Orbe imob
6enne beslige Gremgang, for at be-
rige fig, meoens Sumf1noet og Sea-
tionen %gjennemleber en- iaa baar6
Std fom 11n un6er Nerbensfrigen.
Sra ct meget fonierbntint 8loo brin=
ges fplgen6e n6talelie om Tr1tlt6an-
nelferne % Observation-Disclosures:
0Hentligbeoen bill al Sen / bisie
9oge- fbrte 0isfusfion BABE mo6ta=
get ct leben6e Sn6trpf al, 3pprlc=
beg .Sr. @allins 6ortrultnng af5fo-
teisfabrifationen og @arperierne CT
gnnet uo ober Set lille @uanobprf
og set forbrugen6e &l1bIifltr1. 90
Sfot6jsbar1olerne - ia, SEM ublc=
berer 3rnlHongen mes forofteriitiif
&enipnslpsbe6 til Observation-Disclosures
rel{e bos &ubltfltm - en6bo poo ct
beift ongribeligt @%runolag.
Ser bur ri oct fpr1te itore Cant
men1t9o mellem Erultbnnneliernc
paa Ben enc SIDE, Sen jebne &oano-
bprfer1tan6 og oct %forbr11ge116e Y1,=
blif1m paa SEN nnben. 9et CT bur0
ct 3jeblif at 1tan61e berbe6 og at
rnabe ct @agt i @eber.
Ebi Bette Eilfpl6e bliber pisielig
lite ene1taaen6e. Ser pil meloc fig
en- be1 &9ffffe Gruitoonne1ier> iom
oil benptte &niggtioe11s obnormc
SorboI6 It'll at labc @ul6 giennem
~ ~
S%ergningen al i1tn6e> iamfuncsnpt
tige observation-disclosures / 8n
iom pa 2an6. Og Sc piI blibe ltor-
teoe meo mango iml1ffffe 0ro ont
r&risbilligbe6", u&pnfl1rremen 1neo
l16lanoet" oib. Sg Sc bill fremtrn-
De paa &a6 - un6er @aa6efornt
-affffurat iom oe1 8ollin'ife @aaoe.
Seen mon bpr bore ugtpougibe11-
Sc og npie ion0re imellem, bpoo Ser
er birfelig misunderstanding @tor=
Drift Ser tierer 6anlfe Gr)perbsin=
teresi er / &onfltrrel1ccr mes l1blali
Set og bba0 Ser CT pengebcgjer=
ligt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
S bette 6orbolo b9r Miooelfon-
Sen og Solicit bope ct 2ie pao bpcr
Singer.
Gbi ber er Set 0prebare Sam.
fl1n6sinteresfe lom 1taor poa 9ptl,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
STOCKS GROW WEAKER
AT CLOSE OF TRADING
Gains shown During Early and In
tcrIhediate Periods; Yields ut
Days Ed.

NEW YORK, June ~ 4A-Today'a
stock market was strong IN the
early and intermediate periods. but
yielded very generally towards tho
end, materially reducing some Of tho
moro extensive gains
Throughout, the day United States
steel was the conspicuous feature,
suppiementing yesterdays ! point
gain with an additional 2 z points,
holding little more than haf at tho
end.
Kindred stocks. especially SloFs-
glcffield. Midvnle and Bethlehem
stecls and Republic Iron registered
gross advances or ] 10 . points
these also undergoing irregular im-
pairnent in the final dealings.
baldwin Locomotive, General
Electric, New York Airbrakc and
Westinghouse led the distinctive
equipments. General MotorH Chm
dler and Maxwell tho automobile a.
vision, ana Utah and Inspiration the
coppcrs. while Royal Dutch oil gave
prominence 20 pctrolcums at any
extreme OF "a points.
Fertilizers, lonthers ana papers
were 4 to 3 points higher AT their
best, but were amnpg the first To
react. Gains IN other utilities were
offset by the heavineaS OF American
Telephone on reports OF new fl
nanclng. Sales amounting to $4,000
fhares.
Liberty Issues and international
bonds were Irregular within mar
row limits. Total sales, par value.
aggregated $5,275,000, United States
bonds, old Issues, were unchanged
on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15

HODGE. y. li29-Nicely furuished mod
crn Housekeeping rooms, Phone 56l3,
HOUSTON, s., 3O7-Ouo uice large light
housekeeping room, very desirable. Phon,
l72sR
HOUSTON, S., 5o7-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, close in
on car line
MAIN, ~. Al5I Tor rent, housekeeping
rooms Phone. .673tR
MAIN. \. 6t7-Two light housek eepinE
Il raamz for Ient Phone 1850
MAIN s. sog--Two lght housckecping
rooms, modern, close IN. Phone 45S4.
MAYREIL. ~, a20-rwo suites Of light
housekeeping rooms, all couvsniences.
Rent reasonable Phone 1856.
MAIN. N.. 62O- Furnished room for light
housekeeping o. sleeping room. Call
after p M
MAIN. s. liO0-Two well furnished. clean
housekeeping rooms: bath connecting
rear entrance. Call after 2 p. m.
MAIN. n, 6lS-Two light housek eepiog
apartments modern house. Phone
pHoENIN, n, I2O-Lirht usrAceping
roops. near car line children welcome
pHoENIN. lo2.-Fiye light Housekeeping
rooms. Phone 52ds.
pARk. s lala-lw furoi-bed rooms f5r
light housokeepinc one block from or.
cuts gariiuo Phone so4i
QUAKER, $ sos-Two nicely Furnished
front rooms for light houscl coping, con.
Meeting bath. Phone 37lo.J
VERY DESIRABLE light Housekeeping
rooms Tor rent Cali at $40 s. Rock.
ford ''
ROOM S-Two rooms for light housekeep-
ing Call 2at9J.
RoOMS-tgbt housekeeping rooms, mod
ern. Cali 4253.J.
ROOMS-Iwo rooms over garage Tor light
housekeeping, Phone cO2o.
SECOND, f., lI44-For rent, furnished
hou4e or rooms ior housekeeping
THREE nicely furnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping in modern home. Phone
57A9-E.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE
WANTED TO BUY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
HAYNES 1917 MODEL CHCMMY ROAD
STER-PrOperty for exchange; in fine
condition, TO exchange iOr thrifty young
cattle OF equal value, Aberdeen Angus
preferred. Address Box 3SG, sspups,
Ukla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
PERSONAL PROPERTY
MUSICAL INsrRulMllE.N-rs.

FINE PIANO for sale cheap; also nun,
6erins machine, il sold at once. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED %
BANkSTON 90 Suits cleaned and pressed 81
Practical cleaners and hstters 622
South Main, phone 5371.
WASHING AND lRONING-Guarautsc
phone 5906J
WATCH EPAIRlNG--E1pert watch and
ieWelry repairing done by Foty Jewelry
Co; chime clocks repaired by chime
clock expert = under yearly guarantee,
Phone oA1s, 40 South &ain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LoSr AND FOUND

LoST AND FOUND. 2
1014---Stclen, right hand drive
iiye-passsnEer q Quaker and a diamond
tire in rear and q Diamond and Fed.
ersl in front: car painted black; front
fender broken: will pay suitable reward
for return OF car or information concern
inr car, Phone 44A4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
BOARD AND ROOMS

location 10 'Nlinfth
WEST TULSA For rent, throe furnshe
rooms Tor light housekeeping $25 pc
month Gail 1854
! WHEELING, y, 5i5--For rent, two. nic
large, airy, sonthesat rooms. In moderi
home, for light Housekeeping. Phon
435B.J,
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED i
A Dandy
Sleeping Room
! Right in the heart OF town; newly
furnlahed gnd papered.
. z0&, So Main
nouLDEa ~ 5ls- sleepIng room Sd
joining hath Cal 1000,
BOSTON. s.. 1851 For rent. dcepinl
room, sitting room aud garage
BOULDER S. sll--Cool, modern room
BOULDER s., 7i2-One furnished alecp
ing room for rent. Phone 5l59.
BOSTON. s., 500 Pleasant mruishe,
room, private home Phone 5505.R
BOULDER, y, 9la--Rooms in modern pri
Yato home, nicely furnished, every con
yenience Phone 754.
boI iDhk b sOl--Four s!eePing rooms
Ill on one i'oor 'aI'in'nG 'Al", t0i
| aole ior kehu'H'n.
bVaIoN s. sl2-For rent htawta.g
~. tp1.,h'snSd iron' room in private home
eu,s oVEV. .---.....--.-..-..---
\ CINCINNATI s. $40 For ront one cyr.
IArEe sleeping room nicely furnished
also garage, gentlemen preferred. rhoH,
----i, iiip',
| CINCINNATI 3. GA Ni-e cool rauu
rrlyaie cntfAnre, large closet. so'tara,,'
! oapGsute, adjoining BAN, "1, ''4 "'.
| 5,f,i,,,,,,,,. -, ~, vi w"
w NNh = ENNh =, tN'. I'''lF hh." t''.'
| hlH hhrufHoo" 'onNrh',nJ 10 "AlN ''
rconiTsd ''"' pfaNc S'T" az az ''''''
5,,iryE,5,;,.
| esnusm"n ,ysJ'rrsd r,tr.,,.. r....,
| 6g52
I,iN,,,,,., ,....,.,
| ''' H'' - -'+ '' Nfh''"'N t''t''"
,Do''N IN ""'''N nome
phi lnii. y 'Io.- hnrr' ''on' N''tn.,., ,
to9g '''"
,-,..,,,,.
| "G ll,"' ', ,'h' llfse .F
pH"ns hon 20 7557NR ''''''''-' p7''' '''' mug
i,.,,,i,,.,o, ..---,..f-
~ AIpll .. "pd Ni'' 'ArSS "yrpiHs
-
| bEN V N% 5, 3l2. Large finely furnished
room ADJOINING balh, ln modern home.
ih"ne 2u-l
| DETROIT S. SGT Two pleasant sleep.
ing rooms private family. fine neigh
| h@-H"od, Immediate possession, fho,e
-IN'
! DETROIT, s., lllO-one nicely furnished
/ stepping room; south exposure large
clothes closet with kitchen privileges,
'1'''N I'''er''a' lhSnr l7Nes -
hl;Woob. s. 2l'-I0ree sleeping rooms
'o' gentlemen e'oS' 'ii.--.--.. IN.
EltWonb s.. 4l5--for rent, nieoy tnrn
tsnrn ,,l rom room IN ne" moo modern home
a., ,,,','',. '"y -, ''''' 'oS
Ing. rooms small children we.rome.
Phone 2iGI-J
FBGIN S., 707-For rent. bedroom and
sleeping porch with entranor 10 hath:
suitable Tor married couple ~ persons
C!ang'o,yt,a, 'srH close IN on car car. hne.
~ ''''' % y Wv / none no''' .----
flFlh, r.. ll6--for rent sleeping rooms.
pn.A' f., IT, eoa--Nleeiy FURNISHED iront
titrb"m V1"' PGora Wv" teoo e"T''S' P''''s' "'
ROD pENtrr t...,. ,-.,., -. ~. II
dows CONNECTING hatR. nriyals nome
| no other roomers; gentlemen only. Phone
5lls-R,
splendid combination bedroom and sleep
ing pofeh WIN hltthen privileges :.
one bloct 70 iitpev gns phone iSos
! ,-,s,,,,,.,,. 49,
! GU IlihiE, - 2Ol-IModeFn sIocpini
icrc" i' ppbnne 57SG "y%' '''"S 'oo'' P''''
- o. 'e
lNA IN" AZ lS.-l1oye'y i9rmS1ed steep
Phone S592 '' W ''' ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
AUTOMOBILES
AuroMoRILEa roR aAIE

AUTOMOBILES FOR ShlE ~
AUTO STORAGE 50 per month. Usage
1858 ,a5S
BARGAINS ia used carEt one practically
new JDffory FIN, ono lbodEe, one Eobe,
three Ford rOadstorH, one Chandler g,I
othera too numerous 20 mention. For
regular bargains Ete e.. A. Parker Rt
Hughes Motor 10. d2l =. Second.
CAR One 1yepasacnrcr car IN first
Glars condition for sale cheap lOll
Fast Third Phone 2tO3.
CADILLAC ROADSTER For sale, in good
running condition, Sl75 II sold In uext
day or two See 9HppingtOn at Uni
verss Motor company
OliEYROLET ROADSTER, la1f-- ln good
condition, fully equipped his bargain
as must DO sold Immediately G. u.
Burton, $40 Esst Third street phone
p62
DETROIT ELECTRIC and charger almost
ngw will sell Tor cash or Liberty bonds
Owner, BOX 1888, Tulsa
FORD1--l9l7 delivery, 1915 Chevrolet, 9.
passenger both In fine shape. Call after
q =, M, 62J South Boston
FORD TOURING OAR For sale RON less
than ] 900 miles good as new; $40
extras ~ same. Call either phone d0d6
or 1895
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
Nav YORK COTTON Futures.
Nnw orlenns cotton Tntnres.

NEW ORLEANS, juno i4..-The cotton
,bnrSrt- steady L -dnXn- 10 % points
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE
HELP wANTBD--FEMALE

BUSINESS OPPORFUNlTlES "a
BUTCHERS BLOCkS--I have thirty
butchers block for sNle all Sizes order
early E-I2 care Wprid.
BUSINESS COURSE Have eight months
business course in Tulsa paid for: will
sol reasonable Write EA0, care World,
DEPARTMENT STORE--For sale, bright
clean stock dry goods notions. shoes,
groceries etc. about Sl2 900 splendid
business ideal location reasonable rent,
,bostrluuc town in northwest Arkansas, F.,
two railroads. certr~ fruit belt; no
trade strictly cash deal. well protected
OIL futures Reason for selling manager
.nirr 20 war Address Dept Store
f.4r care World
rUt -Bruding ard Lease bes, loca
-t..-.--ss-lily 1or-Aml.- -AuSlness. Phone
FOR SALE--Oue of tho best cafes in
city, low rent good lease. will eonsid er
trade for good farm or hotel.N Calf "a
" Third, or phone 37sO.
FOR SALE or Tfsdc-Oue "Butterkist"
popcorn and peanut machine fully elec.
trir and 10 Al condition. Phone 1928,
kiei,r. Okla, or write the City Phar'
macy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOOT AND fOUhD
ENGLISH sGTTKlt-iosi. large white ard
black licked EuEiiAh Setter with long
fDAthor har on legs and tall blark Hpni
ted ears VIII pay reward for retYru
az once, otb9rWIBd party holding will bo
prosecuted. Ben CutuS, phone 1859
OF 2072
LOST An ENVELOPE WITH VALuA.
Bf,E PAPERS 70 owner only un Man
Etreeti cancelled mortgage and NOTES
return to I220 admiral or phone I1cJ
Tor reward
MALE BULLDOG strayed 0r llolsr a
br.ndlo and white, auEwCring iO name
Of "CDuut' Reward fur roturu 1r
Information on 10 Whereabouts. It2s
south Cincinnati, pHun" 2r1d.
POCkETBDJK Lost containing about
tloo, one o,d prnry. owners = name,
trn oi sumo
1ikR Lost. one 95t4l4 uew tire between
Broken ArruW ana Tulsa. j G. k4VAn.
surh. r. BOX ma Phone i3os.
pufEL4 PERSONAL s
HttR TONIC Hrs Wnyburn Wrays hair
tonic sold Al Mankrmoilor'a drug atOrt
ll3 Fart Third
PRIVATE invortray yous Of ti ttule.
strictly oUHf1oat'aI Mr.. Lush, 1870
5. Main Phone g'GG.
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The Adair County news., 1918-11-27
MiIitarism In American.

The United States fought and
won this war to crush the mill
tary autocracy which was men
ace to civilization and therefore |
we are not going to stand for |
militarism in the United States.
We fought to win a lasting
peace, where there would be no
need of great armies and only
enough soldiers to police the
countries, and therefore, there
is no occasion for large stand
ing army in this country. There
is a spirit of militarism already
existing in this country and it
should be promptly eradicated
by the mastering out of the e..
100000 men in our camps.
They are needed in civilian life.
They are not needed in training
camps, and the sooner they are
permitted to return to their
homes the better it will be for
the development of the country
and the carrying on of the now
crippled enterprises. We also
need to send them home to stop
the enormous government ex-
penses of maintaining them.
| Militarism which led to the
Prussian autocracy was the out
growth of the Franco German
war. When Germany won that
war the spirit of militarism be-
came dominant in that country.
It grew until it became the over
whelming autocracy whic b
brought on the world war with
the idea of conquering all ma.
} tons. We are in danger Of ere.
The Adair County news., 1918-11-27
Jacksonville, ind.

Editor News
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scribers in last weeks paper
notifying all whose subscription
is up. to renew at once. will say
that the News is just about as
importance to Us a. meals, and
The Adair County news., 1918-11-27
The Freedom Of the Seas.

tGS ttSS0Vut W tuS SSoSs
While the governments Of
Great Britain, France and Italy
have paid President Wilson the re-
markable compliment accepting
his famous fourteen points as a
basis for the peace treaty, deci-
sion was reserved by the above
mentioned powers as to the con-
struction of one and one only of
those points, that one reading
as follows:
Absolute freedom of naviga-
ton upon the seas outside of ter
ritorial waters alike in peace and
war, except as the seas may be
closed in whole or in part by in
ternational action for the en-.
forcement of international cove
nants.
The language used by our AL
lies in comment upon this point
was as follows:
They must point out that
clause 2, relating to what is U.s.
ually described as the freedom of
the seas, is open to various in
terpretations, some of which
they could not accept. They
must, therefore, reserve to
themselves complete freedom on
this subject when they enter the
peace conference.
We think it fortunate that our
Allies saw fit to file this memo
randum before Germany signed
an armistice, in order that there
may be no room left for charges
of bad faith when the time comes
to frame the peace treaty. con-
WINGED as we are that an agree
ment as to the rights of both
belligerents and neutrals at sea
in time of war will be difficult to
reach.
We notice in this connection
in New York paper that, upon
the occasion of an international
conference in Paris in 1856, VIM.
L. Marcy, then American Secre.
tary of State, refused to sign the
agreement that was proposed by
other nations because the con.
ference had rejected the follow
ing resolution proposed by Mr.
Marcy:
That the private property o.
subjects and citizens of a belli
gerent on the high seas shall b.
exempted from seizure by arme'
vessels of the other belligerent
| except it be contraband of war.
| AS stated, Mr.. Marcy failed t.
lget his resolution through, al
Though there was much to b
said in its favor. Civilized ma
tions do not permit their gener
ais in war to seize the privat'
property of private citizens a
they advance into an enemy
country without paying for i
1t is true that Germany did til
in the late war, but German
will now have to pay for this. L
therefore, we do not permit OIL
orroioc fo coizo y,rivoto y,ronort,