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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
NEW MAXIMS FOR
USERS OF SUGAR

Let one tablespoonful of sugar dc
the work Of two.
Limit your consumption of sugar tC
three pounds a month. This is the
maximum amount that can be used
by each person, as supplies are short.
Save all you can out of the three
pounds aA month. Use less in every
thing The prodigal use of sugar GUS
tomary in pre-war times must be dis
continued.
Sweeten tea while it is hot. If you
must drink ice tea, which requires a
large amount of sugar. put the suga,
In the hot tea so it will dissolve more
thoroughly,
Do maximum canning with mini
mum sugar.
Do not ask the grocer to sell you
more than two pounds at a time II
you live in town and five pounds II
you live in the country. He Is not
allowed to sell in larger quantities eI
cept for canning and preserving pur'
poses.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
CARUTHERsv1LLE BOY
WRITES A LETTER
Camp Merritt, N. J.
Aug. End, 1918.
w. T. Holt,

w r Holt.
| Caruthersville. Mo.
| Dear Mother. Father and Boys:
Arrived here this morning having
| travelled over three thousand miles.
am feeling fine and getting real
fat again. We will be here only
abaout ten days, then we will leave
for France, where the brave boys
are dying for liberty. But dear old
Dad and Mother, know your
thoughts are centered on me. Please
though, don't worry; the Great Je-
hovah is good to all of us. may
be buried in that land over there
yet, though your sacrifice will not
be so great. you will only be giving
to your country one son. I don't
dread anything am brought to bear.
I smile at it all. hope with you,
it will soon be over. and our homes
united
have not had cent since I came
into the service don't want to
ask you for any favors But take
ii to heart You don't have to want
for anything. while I need much
First. some cigarettes and some sort
of excitement to wear away the
gloom. had to make an allot-
ment to Ida, and she would not give
me anything for worlds. COnse
Quently, | can't go out like other
boys. for | have nothing to go on.
am lighting for you and your cause,
and whatever you can give me. you
know | will appreciate. You know
not what few pennies mean to us
poor. lonely boys. far. far away from
the caresses OF mother. | hope you
will send me a few dollars and some
Remember what you
give me is not individual but you
are helping keep the home fires
burning and bringing cheer to the .
boy you have offered to your coun-
try and your cause.
| must close. with love to all.
CHARLEY
Address your letter as'follows:
Chasles W. Holt. Camp Merritt.
\ j, c. Gath Infy.. Co. NJ.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
$l,40O, 100000 IN FOODSTUFFS
SHIPPED BY UNITED STATES
TO The ALLIED NATIONS

Food valued at approximately 1,4OO
million dollars was sent to the Allied
countries from the United States in
the fiscal year which ended June 80,
Food Administrator Hoover wrote
President Wilson in letter made pub.
lie recently by the Missouri Division
Of the United States Food Admins.
tration. The shipments represent those
made for the Allied armies and civil
population. Belgian relief, Red Cross
and the American military forces. The
figures indicate, Mr.. Hoover told the
President, the measure of effort by
the American people to provide the
Allies with food supplies.
The American women had a domi.
nant part in the sacrifices necessary
to accomplish these results, Mr.. Hoov.
re wrote, although 1t Is difficult to dis.
'insuish between the factors contrib.
utng - the homes, public eating
places, food trades, urban or agricul.
tural population.
cereals and cereal products were huge
as result of the conservation efforts
Of the American people. For 1918
the shipments of meats were S44,6OO,
100 pounds larger than they we're in
1867. This great increase was
brought about by conservation and ex.
"a weight Of animals. due to the eff
forts of the farmers.
For the last fiscal year 131 million
bushels Of wheat were sent and 49,.
HtoO000 bushels of rye. Ten million
bushels of wheat, it is estimated, are
now in port, destined for EurOpe or en-
quite. making the total of 1917 wheat
shipped about III million bushels or
.54.9O0,G0O bus.eiS of prime bread
stuffs. In addition, 10 million bushels
of wheat We're sent to neutrals.
1T is interesting to note" wrote
Mr.. Hoover. that since the urgent re.
quest of the Allied food controllers
earlier in the year for further ship.
ment of IS million bushels from our
1917 wheat than Originally planned we
shall have shipped to Europe, or have
on the way, nearly So million bushels
At the time OF his request our surplus
tlIttuy was more I!ldI eAllduSleu.
This accomplishment of our people in
his matter stands out even more
clearly if we bear in mind that we hal
available in the fiscal year 1861
from net carry.o or and surplus over
our normal consumption about 2D0
million bushels of wheat which we
We're able TO export that year without /
rench!ng on our home loaf. This last
.car, however, owing TO the large fail
IRE of the 1877 wheat crop. we had
available from net carry-Over and pro.
!uction and imports only just about
Dur normal consumption. Therefore,
our wheat shipments to Allied desti.
nations represent approximately sav
ngs from our own wheat bread.
"These figures. however. do not con
rey fully the volume of the effort and
sacrifice made in the last year by the
whole American people. Despite the
magnificent effort of our agricultural
population in planting much in
creased acreage in 1917, not only was !
here very large failure in wheat,
out also the corn failed to mature .
and our corn is our dominant
,rop. Therefore. the consumption and .
waste in food have been greatly re-
!uced in every direction .
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
ELECTION Is OVER

The primary election in Hayti
went Off quietly and smoothly
Tuesday. The judges and clerks
of the election are to be commended
for the manner in which the cleo
tiOn was conducted The election
il now over and all Democrats
ticket and help roll up the usual
Democratic majority in November,
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08

A J. Doris received letter from
his son, Andrew, stating that he was
stationed at Camp Dix, n. j., who
says that he believes his company
will go "over there" in short time,
But, he also says, that the time of
their leaving will not be made known
until shortly before their departure,
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SOMETHING WRONG

1t is estimated that something like
cratic primary Tuesday in Hayti
precinct. Something is wrong with
a law that will permit the members
of one political party to help elect
the nominees of another political
party.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08

Better send the Hayti Herald.
the home newspaper to that soldier
boy of yours. He will appreciate
it better than letter.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08

Arthur Allen, who has been en-
ployed in the I. Kohn store in this
city for the past eighteen years, re-
turned from his annual vacation
from Oklahoma City. and has taken
charge of the Kohn Store at Ken
nett.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT

Mrs. Chas. Martin and little son
left the first of the week for Jones'
boro, Ark, where they will visit Mrs
Martins sister, and from there they
go to Rector to visit an aunt.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT

Mrs. I. j. Trautmann returned
Tuesday from weeks visit with
her mother and other relatives at
LuteSville.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT

Mrs. DR.. Byars and litty boy, War
ner Shields, of Charlottesville. were
visiting the family of Mr.. andMrs.
w E. Robertson Wednesday even
ing.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT.

Mir. and Firs. Ophie Shepard Welt
20 Marston Monday, returning Mon
day afternoon accompanis I'd by Mrs.
Francis Berry
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
-SAVE WHEAT

Mrs. A. L. Akers was confined to
her bed the early part of the week
being caused of chills
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT

Misses Virginia McGhee and
Hazel Shaw OF Charlottesville, were
Here Sunday visiting Miss Kathrine
Strict They returned home Mon
day morning,
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
WHEAT

Mrs. Jas. Jeffress and children,
also Miss Aeice Mcdowell of Chaffee,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Eledge
this week.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE MHEAI

George Brown, a Frisco employe,
has moved 10 Chaffee where he will
continue his work as fireman.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT

Charley Martin was in Caruthers-
vile Monday on business.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING RATES

Regular legal rates will be charged
by The HAYTl HERALD Tor ali legal
advertising: One dollar per square
for first insertion ana fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion. cash with
proof ot publication in every case,
unless prior arrangements have been
mate. Rates Cor some OF the common
forms of legal advertisements fol ows ::
Order OF rIblicatiOn 10 divorce cases
81 30. cash IN advance: Notice Of final
settlement - 50: Administrators no.
tice 81; Bank tinaucia statements -.
cash with PROC: ot publ ca'iou.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
Notice to Hunters

The undersigned hereby notify
hunters that further trespassing on
their premises will be followed by a
vigorous prosecution. This in
cludes all known kinds of hunters
and fishermen.
GEO MERRILL
JOSEPH KL1NKHARDT
f. c. SPEER
j. w. BESS.
Note-Names added to this list at
25 cents per year.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08
SAVE WHEAT

Joe Kohn was in Charlottesville
last Tuesday, being one of Hayti's
wiseacres during the primary cleo
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1918-08-08

SAVE. WHEAT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
RESIN0L CLEARS
AWAY EMBARRASS.
ING PIMPlES

March ,o.---"soms time Aso pim-
pies began to appear on my fore
head and spread 90 that people re-
marked about them. and 7 didn't Ike
10 60 anywhere on that account I
tried various creams. soap. and skis
remedies, but nothing seemed 10
help me A friend Of mine Who had
the same trouble told mo she clear.
ed her skin with Resinsl Ointment
and Hesinol Soap. 80 I tftsd them.
After the first application eli the
fedress ana sorensss iappsAred,
and after two or three applications
my friends began 10 ask me what
] used. my face looked On much bet
ter
Now ! can 90 10 places without
being ashamed of those awful PIN.
pies, and Will never be wi,hou,
Hsninol Ointment, and Resinoi
Soap" tslgr-d) Miss Jessie Tor
rance. 81 bseeh II. Rutherford. N.
J
All druggists sell R~rlnoi oint-
ment and Rssinol Soar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY DEC. II, 1918.
DIRECTORS MEETING
AT C. OF C. YESTERDAY
DciaiIsSi Report ~ session ~ tom.
piled by secretary ~
Organilaiiun

The directors ~ the Tulsa cham
her uf commerce met NtHterda, ~
tn" private dining tuuu of itlt"I
Tulsa. the meeting bcins presided
over hy wee President Greer lltor-
tors prcsrnt we're \lcr Presidents
itcer and carr, 'lrcc'ort 're"t
carr. Avery, GallorhN, llalr, linti'
man, iewiH McEw,n. NC ulloush,
liupcte. Nu.rrr SdndrNrr. the gues -
~ IA" urginllattun were It.HidrnI
" uudard uf the kiWants club. rtesi.
dent StcEer ~ IN, liuuH club. pTeHl
dent Abbott uf the Advertising club
MaNot liubbitd and other mrmbcfs
ut the city administration. nicluhrfs
uf he special addition annexation
committee and Mr iafhcr of colo.
u,du Sptings
The fu.lus.u appIraLnns fui
Membership wtRr. .TrrrNei ana n.
vofibly acted pfion II 4 NrShlovN
Al j MCNulA- John n Nuodari.
Field SatlonrN company, ilannh
l.umbcr company. iicnD \ ltrssry
and II J 'isrk
The cur. 80 bills Tor the mon h
were presented approved ANA OF.
derod pad
The bank rlcatingH for the week
were aunulnccd as t1,i!, ~ an
Increase of rs over the correspond
Ing week ~ the preceding year
The secretary announced the oi.
gsnitatlun sud uprtition of the A..
las ENprcss company truck service
fium Tulsa to towns ~ the surround !
ing trade Territory, ealing Hpecal At.
trutiun to the NCt that this Was the
nitihl movement IN the work of SOW
Ing the short haul freight ana cx-
press congestion In Tuisu'B trade ter.
ritup
The secretary reported that ON he.
cemhcr 7 i've HNiutors, accompanied
by their MECHANICS, flew into the city
from Fort Slll. NJ fleet being path.
finders for An aerial man route. ON
announcement being received " tn.
proposed visit u Tulsa aviator. Cap
tam hrcrne NJ the Tulsa Aviation
company, flow out 30 or 90 miles nnd
met the Visitors escotting them into
the ,ity aud landing them At the
Tulsa aviation field At this point a
budygunrd ~ home guards Was
paced around the machines hy Cap
tain Rooney Tho Automobile club
membership was present with autos
and with the reception committee of
the chamber ~ commerce" escorted
the visitors 10 the ketchum hotel,
where they were the guests OF the
tity club AT luncheon The event Was
interesting 10y reason of the fact that
II was probably the first time IN the
history ~ the country that local
aviator has acted ~ escort and re-
ceptlun committee IN the air to =
waiting fleet " hirplHneE
The secretary announced distinct
progress hring mrde IN the orghnl-
tation ot The millinn dollar Tulsa
financial corporation tor locating IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
MANY SOLDIERS ANXIOUS
TO GET THEIR DISCHARGE

Continued requests are made to the
HON. service section uf the Red
cross by the relatives uf soldiers that
thiS orSanlIa lion assist them ~ rc'
curing discharge from the atnnN
This department. wishes the publi,
tu understand that tins ~ hrNond itH
Iurirdictrpu There o. only one way
Tor soldier 10 receive 4 dIsvhtrKv
from the service ~ one" ana ~ithout
waiting for hiH turn iu the icgulsr
rehabilitation plan ~ the Nat de.
parimoni. aud that IN fui the buldlDf
himself 10 fllo an application Tor an
immediate discharge with the rYu
marding "ffc'r ct the post whNc
he n located, and accompany thir
with ufIdaNt's from porsupB familiar
with his status ~ aff'irr At home
These atfidaNi,s must state that
the applicant iuWrdlitc presourr
AZ home h imperative hocauru Of -
listing conditions among hlH family
or huslneHs affair This can unl, hr
done through militir, channels and
In the utdiudt, cast vii not expedite
the release ~ the solder to any very
great extent
Attention " ,tilrd tn the fact that
the army r. h"lnF drmohiligrd u-
rapidly ~ pravtcahlc ana npplica
tons fur discharges should bc dis.
courageh A. any rate the humr
service section can not assist In this
matter ana much time viii hc saved
u these requests are discontinued.
which have been coming ~ at lhe
rate of 90 o. more per day during
the past Two Nreka
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
ARMY MEDICAL BRANCH AT
CITY CLUB SPEECH TODAY

What the army has taught SUI
gnuns Who enlisted IN the service vii
hr the theme ~ . talk today Acforu
the city club ~ iiutol kctrhun by
pr g. A Wal. Who has iust re-.
turned from camp. where he had an
oppot lunlty tu walch tho develop
ment of the medtcal branch of the
fighting forces uf the nation iiis
speech promises tn he interesting
cot e " Douglas VII tell tho
club members some ~ the objects
aud plans of the new Tulsa Financial
corporation, some of the plans for
the Guys future and hon II s TO be
accomplished
II Will he tho FIRST meeting Of the
club since the election ~ officers aud
the president vii announce tho
standing committees Tor the neat
auartcf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
TULSA BOYS TRY TO SELL
AUTOMOBILE AT BRlST0W

RlilSTOW. pkls. hoe - Two
boys were arrested at this place this
morning with an automobile ~ thair
possemion They tried To- trade or
sell the ear here last evening aud the
Officers arrested them on suspicion.
After cross qucHtioning them one ~
them admitted that ho had taken his
fathers ear ana that he lived IN
TULSA They had been To Chandler
ana had sold IA part ~ the tools and
accessories OF ting car The father
was notified ana he came on and got
tho car and his son ana took him TO
& Chandler. where the staff was re-
deemed, The hoy who was In the
car with him IN nov being held her.
In the city Jail Neithcr of the boys
appeared In he over ~ years of age
aud said that they took the car tn
see II they could not secure work
ana that II WAS not their intention to
steal IT, The father took his son on
haC IN Tulsa Win him In his ear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
BESSIE ROSS HAS NO
USE FOR HER HUSBAND

After having been once shin.
shir~r"ched and later rescued on
10" stormy sea- OF matrimony, Bcssio
Ross has decided Ia paddle her own
canoe io shore, there tu rsst on tho
beach Of content-dness. with only
het tvn children beside her
Married To Ice Ross, then Al.
Nnrccd from hun then remarked to
him In lpit that II tho story Of
their venture Hut this time it's slI
or while Ior worked In pawnee.
he compelled her to remain at homo
and iill tho soil. she declares. In her
divorce hill which was filed In the
superior cour, NeH,-rday. Friday tho
thirteenth IN" asks tho custody OF
their two children
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14

duS'rial plants IN this ,ltV ant stated
That u meeting of ~ tvsu captain.
had been held IN the rhambrr Of
commerce rooms un the utght uf the
lsth and extensive pvcpaittIunr
made for the tWu daN= cauphtgu
during which II IA expected that the
million dollar utu,k vii be- sold
Announcement VAS made nf the
Inauguration W freight scr,i,e on tho
intsrurhan line from Tulsa tn ~.
pulpH, Red tOrk and Nirfcr hv the
oklahoma Union Traction Duu,phuA.
the service beginning un Tuesday
Dscemhrr 10
\Anhouncemrnt vaH made ~ tho
pfoprers ~ the Red cross campo ign
In az effort 10 get 10000 Individual
members IN Tulsa county nui the
TACT tha, over 500 workers were at
the moment In session ~ the main
dining room ~ the hotel reforrrd 10
The secretary snnoun cod the ~
gAnizstion IN his office on tho tgth
mw ~ ~ city Vide CutnmiitrA con.
ristinH ~ ropesrntstAc ~ thr nvr
civic clubs. chamber ~ commerce
Jewish welfare board. \ N & \.
y " & A salvation ARMY. knights
~ columbus. retail Merchants as-
sociation, Red Cross city himinisifn.
ton, county administration, govern.
ment employment agency. comma
nitS labor board aud the couu,ll ~
defense the purpose ~ the organila
ton heing to sectsre positionH Tor
returning soldiers ana Ia assist IN the
absorption ~ labor displaced hy the
returning soldiers ~ this orrnnlsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
HORRORS or BAD BLOOD

An maiadi.s ~ taching tortuf"
quHimr joint tsrkins rhoumr h"fc"
cHtHrrhr Intense stone and uLc~t
cholir pangs marasmus. dropsi"s
aHthmaA pning nironhy moping
meiancholis inoonHtruck madnriH
what mise rierf Milton
Thir IN the state of man or ~onian
suffering from poisoned blood READ
what the 4 y Dirpsnaatory aud
other authoritative. book, Aay In ~
gard 20 the ingredients entering into
Nutnhet 90 tor The iilood Er
ployed In di--~aAes Of the slardulAr
syHtem. iu blood 20 tpr. msrcurisl
and lsad poisoning rheumatism
cAtarrh. constipation. dia"ased liyrr,
kidneys and spleen luder liz use
nodes tumots ror"S. ulrsfs mo
ruqas patches copper colored spots
ann Srrcfulous enlargements dissp
pear U N Nv magir Insist On
"Numhrr 80 made by ! & Mch.
denhan Evansville Ind 80 Year, a
druggist. sold by a,icnberg ntos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
1l)LSA'S BOUNDARY
I LINES ARE EXTENDED
>n Icul,or, inci,ni'~ Nearly All Of
I.,A,tNi Area Ndj"lning rfcs-
rnt ,liy Iim-.

uaL.rr 1ul.a's physical ser bigger
,r. pppulatiun therefore include
t., l,V un the outskirts ~ thr
.s,nt ,ii, was the big thing pre-.
,,,a 10 the chamber OF commerce
,,.r,,ts Yesterday at their noon
"'n,b,on at iIotcl Tulsa Lewis cline.
.t,.,map ~ he boundry committee,
,,"r,,irJ 10 the chamber that the
,.,. h,i been decided upon ana he
IA man showing Just what IN IN
| ,T,d,I 100 the plans io incorporate u
,..t,. editions that are nov get
,.rg Al the benefits ~ the 'ilN, yet
No. rum bearing any part Of the
rrsrpI. rud uf the job
nh. ~ llnrS cover pretty much
~ tI.. rtitrL stun IN the n'ighhof-
t,,l. .., no., city The line STARTS ~
a.. ,.rrr u GrandNiew addition,
tb,r.. ..uth along the bshg" her
axe, I., thence west 10 the town.
,b.r.r.. vud ~ follow the township
Inc t. ..ur rNCr embracing the
u,t,r M rIlc. Il yrUss"s the rlNrt
....ni due north ~ the street IN
fror '.f .r. ,usicn plant aud travels
u.. .r,r. go the south edge " Mert
mis- thence east and Includes the
n.rk ,tc recently purchased ftOn
n.far N Howard Il includes all ~
m. Matted part NJ West Tulsa, but
roi H., nsdru refinery.
doing north along the east side ~
V..i TuIst II ctOuscs the river again
south .i .ur bridge. follows the river
ON the north eide and takes ~
Isred territory around different Hd.
dfibn.. finally reaching the extreme
"a. end uf Fifteenth street swan
pafk. Terrace PARK, Rungalow court
ar. lnclUdrd IN the new lines
Dn 10, cast siic all uf tho plated
,un InD.udiug kendall, IN inside the
line. snd Pleasant Viow IL part ~ the
new boundary. From the northwest
corner ~ Pleasant View addition. IN
eIudins 20 acres owned by ". I Dan
lsl the linc is plated north and in
c udc, the old falr grounds. up 10 the
r1rntr ~ the county farm, thence
Nesl To- the Bulla.te farln. which Is
not included In the new plat. The line
then follows tho Snnta be To the
rangc linc north, thence west again
10 the Osapr-cherok" line.
Petitions for admitting all ~ the
lcritory not now IN will be prepared
I Iand the matter In sllli IN tho handh
VI the original committee. Ia which
v,s added the presidents OF the ala
civic clubs
IN raCkrr NJ Colorado Springs,
MA knows much of Tulsa. was a
ties' and he said he liked the
snappy way ~ which Tulsa did
thing llc pskcd for a copy ~ the
minutes ~ the meeting to take hack
IN his Organization at home. to show
hot things are put over IN "A live
Okhhuut town
IN, directors authorized the cN-
pendltufr of $500 for furniture for
me ncu quarters In the municipal
bIilding
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-14
WOMEN SOCIALISTS
OPPOSE ARMY DRAFT
'u,atc lc-,ifh- Matte L. ",laud
That hnii- NusL", Tan Sever
'inid Ninr"--i,rrgrr Tr,nI On

'ii'NHu. uct % PRIVATE n.
noid \ Schl,cr. former socialist. ,e,
tNing tndh, ~ tho tuaI ~ Victor
N'tsrr ana fnut uth,r HoUitlist lead
ciN ,hhtrcd with conspiracy 10 Nin
''tr the rSpiuuaEr act said that ",
krsus-. . defendant asked him
"hvihr lt would refuse Ia report
~ WillthiN service II others would
also 'rtusr prs, rihiug visit io the
"lii'' ~ Atulph B~rmrr, ~ defend
AM ana national secretary ~ The
Al. parry schiller snid
hhi uu my un.futW ana NJ
6"twrr lotluEi, remarked 'lin- one
~ the 200 Goa ,utfinr the FnNrtn-
m.nl hts ordered been measured up
~ YOU
= HITLER desc .Nrd . muitn ~ tho
frls nf ne Npung Peoples Socialist
3aaur Witch. ho SAD read rho
hand thht holds - ntuskrt ran never
huld mine
lAuvtpis from M, socialist Uuiie
hr " lunr ipli. were read tn tho
lun pnc read
i'lS = liberty hund Gct real
ono I hr hnukvrr huuds are slavery
huuis ana MI hlnd sou tn Morgan =
"htel- lluN - defense fund bond BE
ndrr cfuss examination Rrhlllrt
saih mat D hai called William v
kuuHc yellow hecausN hr would not
hpr"in' = secret committee to oppose
the drln
" became kuo~u today that ludse
lands had received "a letter threat
rnlng him wilh dopth ana containing
abusive threats against tho president
ana fulminaiiOns sealn the sosetn.
ment