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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Lee Brooks Of Cotton Board
Has More Friends Than
L Most Draft Men.
is FRIEND OF EVERYBODY
Proud Of His Country's Rec.
ord in War; Joins the
y Ranks Himself.

WALTER, Okla. Aug when
w Loo lrooFa secretary Of the cot.
ton county war board. concluded
that hi7 efficiency aa "A servant of
his country at home waa not equal
e. that he could display In France
he resigned tho position and entered
tho army and every draft lad who
has gone into service from this
county knows how fun of patriotic
devotion the man In Devotion back
the call. II grow moro ana more
inHistent RR one after another tho
sontlnEeuts ~ lads loft for the
training campA
som cbody who can't fight can
have this job" Brooks said az length
I'm going along 90 fight with the
boys"
Brooks IN veteran Of tho Span
hh-American war. lie was "a mem.
ber OF company r OF tho third
Texas regiment, which was his
home lilo came 10 Walter three
years ago and for time waH Asso
olated with tho First National bank
He reported at Oklahoma City Aug.
uBt 10 and was sent 10 Camp Logan
for assignment EpliHtfnent was
permitted on a special order from
the war department for Brooks IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
SAYS CHEMIST is PUB.
Lie BENEFACT0R

BEING doctor, and suffering for
many years with stomach trouble. J
feel cannot do justice tn su great
n public bonef1ctor iu wr.unr
Mnyr's Wondcrful REMEDY Us ry"rA
thing YOU have claimed tor &c. !
can now ca, any relish Nic'ua7 i
have not dared t6 eat In many years
Am feeling like newly born u l'
n simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and nllaNg the in-
namyatiou which causes prncI.
ally an stomach liver and intestinal
ailments. including appyuilylt"
ono dose will convince ur money rr.
funded Quaker ard Puritan DruB
companies. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18


l. H. JACKSON. Vice Pres.
HARRY II. ROGERS. Vice PreA
LEE CLINTON. Vice Pres.
G. r.. HOPKINS. Vlco-PreA
Aualstant CnAhiar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Tint the GRAY
Hairs Away
Give che Natural. CI7cnuty of Your
Face Chance. Don't Spoil Il
By Permitting UubcCuming
Gray or SirChkcd Hair
tO Show

Gray hairs are never welcomed by
woman. Many women are so cm-
ploycd that gray hairs would I1ao
them their positions and incomes
And 20 practically an women, gray
hair means the loss ~ Bttractivencss
one simple application OK
"Brownntono' will instantly tint ~
hair and surely bring back a youth
ful appearance.
You need not hesitate Go use
'RroNuttohe' for no previous Dy-
pericnce f. necessary and no hlrm-
ful results can possibly follow from
It's use
"Brownatono" r. tho one prerln.
tion of itV Kind md is guaranteed
10 be entirely free from sulphur
lead. silver. mercury zinc, nn.linr'
coal tar products or their der. '-
tivog
"Brownatone" win give any shade
from Hight golden brown to the 1n'n'
est brown--or block. II ls sold hE N|
leading drug stores ana toilet DnHh-
teru, everywhere. Two sizes, 30 cents
and 3l15
A sample and booklet will h'
sent you lfrom manufacturer onN'
upon receipt OF no cents Mention
shade desired when writing nr pI'
chasing Prepared hy Tho h"nlun
IharmRcal CO. Su.to 4u6 top4A
HldE, Coviugton, Ky.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
NORWAY SENDS PR0TEsl
TO GERMANY ON SINKING

COPENUAGEN. Aug 17s- The
Norwegian government has sent a
protest 70 Berlin az consequence
OF the sinking OF the Norwegian
freighter Sommerstad of the Amer
lean coast on August 10. accordinr 10
the Norges Siofarts,idenJe OF Clrs-
uania.
c The Norwegian foreign dcpnrt-
ment announces that another Nu.-
weEian vessel. the Frida. was Nr,I
on by submarine ON August 49, and
presumably sunk a lfrhont with
four wounded from her has arrived
In port II Ia stated. and 10 ls feared
ten men were lost
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

| can 'compry' Everyone treats ui
Just fine over here. and our eats are
excellent our white bread tastes
I Just almost as good as angels food
cake We get all we can eat OF the
/ best quality NJ food there ~. and the
morale of our lads Is excellent
/ have seen some sights" dad.
and some 0f them ! shall never for
get Where / am now tho guns on
the line keep us awake nights. and
We can plainly hear them any time
Sounds just like thunder. only
louder, much louder
am stIll well and am feeling Jus,
fine. The weather here In simply
beautiful / have not heard from
Chickosha Tor about a month now.
have an excellent job. dad. at
tho present time, I am "A dispatch
rider know that you would smile
" YOU wcrc TO see tho motorcycle I
ride a good, little bike. an right
and about as easy riding as a gate
post.
Wei. dad, write often. ns ! sure
do ike Co hear from you. / will DO
likewise. As ever, 9
Your SON
HENRY.
Ny address II Chauffeur Henry G..
Nichols. No. l9lSA. S2nd Wing Royal
Air Force, France, care uf Post
.ofnca. London.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
SOidicrs' Letters.


stephen Brown, whose homo Is in
st Louis. enlisted Iu tho -1st rail-
i01d ruFH.,B aH columbus, ONO,
two years usu. Huf was not called for
duty m#I N.I October llu is the
s,s,i or Nrf 81 a." Brown OF ~ Louis.
who lg ..t prrHru. visiting her dauEh-
ten, Mrs e.. o. wand. altls South
J wood
Tho following letter gives Just "A
sample uf mo Kind or experiences
tho boys "oyer there" undergo. As
.nu iluHirnU0u uf tho -'rutu OF his
statement iu regard '0 the German
bIrplans. young Hruwn sends "a
pipgo OF the cloth OF which the thing
.H made 10 rs "a peculiar motlCi
bIur-hruwu.rrd color hard 20 see ai
"a yr'y great distance
somewhere in France.
July z. 1919
My Dear Mother ard All az Home
/ just received your letter OF June
! d aud one enclosing one from sister
and one from May ON me same day
1 was worry glad indeed to know
That evcry ono Ot you wcro enjoying
ruCh good heu th. 1 think ] have
uaDu lold you thai your letters are
NuI ''NfNltl hi AL so IL Ultht tA 10
difference what you write.
We witnessed quite a thrill this
muruluE. when one Of our ayiatOrs
brought down "a German machine. u
was woulrriul spectacle 70 watch
him hii--nrsl the machine dropped
down about inc same as "a leaf would
FAN Then the pilot sseNed TO gain
rnutrol OF the machine and had
brought 90 UP 10 nearly an even line
when one wing collapsed ana the
whole thing plunged haf mile
down 90 tho earth
II wAs smashed 20 only "a pile ot
debris 1br occupants were killed
instantly The Americans escaped
without coming near the EIouud
H. ig quite warm today and Tho sun
ls very bright I can hear thS distant
booming of some heavy artillery.
thty must have "a duel on up there
'stiu in good health. and all
Us well that cudA wc2. sou know
Thtfo is nothing rhore for me 20
write about so guess I'm aiy
Good Oyr' Tor this umc My love
To- uIl Your Buu STEPHEN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
This Man Has Smile That
Wins Soldiers for Battle


past .ho arc ~ 40. MisB OLIVIA
| Thompson. who has been the board q
stenopuphsr rucccods him AZ roc
! r,t,t... 81. IA. loci t.....,
'rl'nd ~ Drnft Boys
Every patriotic young man ln 'u'.
I ton county has had f-l.rJ ..
p,,.t. .r,.. 80,
|rI- l,.. a..
'' "N'''e Hh' "''" i.'
. iN'i or falller. An example NJ 'h.
interest ihhi he has had iu thrm va"
I.'niI'Hl 10" Other day when q lrt
OF ~ Applied Tor udWiHNvn iH U
h''h"hl'tl training school lifuuI.
probcl the chap good uaturcd.F
ana found that D." luctri what th.
mllhry Instructions term 'NpN
lbde Tor ihui l.no ~ work INrg
hc inquired further uul found 'hr
boy had had training iu ypowriIng.
Blcn"graphy ana bookkeeping
"You wait FOR tho draft r.U"
brnoFa said 20 thc boy 'api mcyu
onut you lh'o an "Iilce hH soon 40
u,v,y '.h'n S'uI NN'tI .'hunh7 Ih'b
WV t'V' y"u nice WORK lul promo
Won ousht !" Do. rApi1, leading 10
a., W. ''''' ''' ' ~
ll' hlhh'Hi lh'I con hr i.'''l ~
non oh-oVmin'"'lon'a "Iil'rf
The boy had had bis heur' sot ON
mechanics because he hl1 bad SOME
experience "moukcy.nE" with n i|..
ney and because one ~ his cumpau-
Ions had gone into service ae 70 me-.
chnnic Il is noticeable loo any nf fN'
dtaft boGEd offices NJ southern ofu.
Shomn that majority of boys Iu lhr
carly twcntloa want mechanics ,
either IN motoring nr aviation. and
those nearing tho thirtleH who have
choice aside from rn ambition 'n|
,ieN the hA'.'r pirINl '., ,..' VOTE
.ioN'Eot 'I'Il .'" "n' l'l
@r comeH hAoh Ii"n i'I''W '''nE
.le'l'hl auIy lh.' h' wa, a. i''h'.
~ i. 'No H'.. IlNhh '' m.
hbt i'thI '''' 'p ,l''n ~ WIN
pun'h Nl' 'hr h''''"t' IVY 'N' h"N
oiil,'rn anl I' '''N,' mat "'' I"'''l
| OF INC h"'N want pNy t.''' H'i'''" ih
mo AhoiieHt p'Hnlu'' I'iN'.
Smiles for Them An
Every hay who lrlyes inkrs A pIo-
ture I'm mia mind ~ tho Vrooks smile
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LOWS Russell. actor or long stock
experience, and at different times
Identified with the road shows, has
been secured by tho Grand stock
company w leading man this sea
son Mr. Russell has been offered
positions With eastern organizations
for road shows. but turned them
down 10 como TO Tulsa lie comes
from one ot tho best stock compa-
niles lu the east
Tho Grand organization ls au-
nouncod complete by Manager CLn
Hastings
The old members of tho company
are Miss Tolson. Miss Enos Mr.
HoXworth Mr Ferguson and Mr.
Brandon who will he tho sdlrectur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Somewhere in France Deal
Froui. Yours received 'oday anl
|Was surely glad 60 hear from you.
can Eture YOU that We appreciate
the thlugs you do foy us and the iu-
tgrcst you take I'M helping Us out iu
this. our common cause. You folks
back homo surely make our tasks
much easter and We are doing all In
our power TO be- worthy OF yosr con-
rleuCe The oklahoma ambulance
corps has q record 20 be proud OF
and its Officers and men are said 70
bo the most Efficient iu th" entire
a L D. ] have been transferred TO
uw nuauce section head orderly. 1
don't Ike it near so much as / do
llr company but lu the end 70 Is all
the same. for our cause IL TO one
end, victory.
We are now I'm rest camp after
about three months OF action. during
which time tho division has made
"a record second TO none and was
cited hy the French general In com
mund ur aus at that time
ono uf our boys had his arm shot
or. ALSO "a piece OF shrapnei In h,s
head and lung but they nW not Sc
rIuu. llH utWe is Lloyd Bcach
uO Pyle and Herbert Bhhcr received
some gas and wore reaI sick for
tow days. but are all right now.
As % lH time FOR taps pow, will
say good might Remember me %
tho foIIys az hume and let's hear from
you again. Yours.
VIRGIL PETIT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

somewhere I'm France. July q. 1918.
DR. W + Nichols Tulsa. OKLA.
e. s. A.
Dear Father Received your LETT
tor 90 May % day before yesterday.
and sure was glad 10 hear from you
once again, and 20 know that you
are getting on all right and are
stll we'll
As yet have not marnetizod. any
German metal. nor DO / expect to.
Rut Of course fellow never knows
Just what may happen over here.
Suu I feel mighty lucky.
Ike France just fine. although
how any human being can ever learn
10 labber this lingo ia more than /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

have been had / stayed In Tulsa. ]
have travelled good ways since
have been ln The army but / can
truthfully SAY that I have Eeen no
buildings to compare with the Cos
don building in Tulsa All the cities
are awfully dirty looking
There are about 25.0oO trained sol
diers here and they are an crazy 90
go 20 France. There are mon hero
that have been in mo Islands for five
and six years
We'll, I guess had hcttor close
this letter. ], viii NOT be very inter-
csung as it is my first ono.
PRIV. CONHY DAVENPORT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Stock Organization at Grand

acquisition Of New Members Gires This Company Lcad
IN Stock Companies for Coming Season, which
WW open on September !.
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war SAVINGS STAMPS
teSuKD BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
suItan Nsbemeo v.

als Brin5 Heidao bat Der fiirar
lid I'M 70. 2ebensinbre oabingegan.
gene tiirfiid]e Sultan @ba3i Webc-
meo Neitoo v. Dor benz Sabre 1909
mobl ME baron geoaht, 6aB oas
Shididl ibn ben rabigen, genlter,
ten Mann. nod aus Der Nbgejdie
0enbeit un6 8erihIoiIenbeit zines &c
fdngnisarti1en YdIaites beraiisbolen
uno sur tbronenoen Spise oes isIa,
miihen Gulipbats emporbeben mir.
De. AbouI Samio NOR ia Sultnn
Qein grl1oer) - idon felt mebr a[s
oreiBig Sabren, uno riiItig mar el
geblieben uJlo geiurlo Obs Dor leineln
Eooe Dor tpenigen Sabren), mo
madtpoa mto madiam; ieoen 9rin-
5en bate er ein5eln i~nterniert II IL
irgen6einem .abeelegenen nno Inn.
lauerten SbloB, oarnit feiner lbm
nod Dem Ebron tradten tonne; uno
tpenn fold elm Yrin8 einrnal sur
Staot fabren ourfte oaltl rntr I'M
geihloiienen uno perb1ngten BaGen
uno bon Spiteln nno @ebeimpoli5i
item gefolgt nnb fontroaiert. @ebe
aber Dem llngliidIiden Der ourb ei
men 8riB gum prin5lihen @agen
bin fid ettua ols einen gefannten
oes Yrinsen perriet: gerbaftnng nnO
8erbannung fornte fem Cos fein.
ODER fonit cine art BON 8erldypinoen.
Die Balalteiniamfeit iollten MIR
leihte 8eiber uno ihipere @eine ito.
rem Die ben Yalaiteiniamen 5i,-
gleid aud aeritoren iouten. go iag
bas Coos aus. oos Der BON 8erfol.
~sungsuabn aequdlte Sulton Aboul
Sanlo ben Yrinsen oes taiierliden
Saues auteilte.
Sn FOLDER 2ebensfremobeit erbieli
iid aud 4rin5 Heidao einiaul
uno einieitig, itumm ullo fronm bis
81 ieinem 65. Sabr; 70 ibien er iesne
Gage ui6 ieinen 2ebensabeno be-
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Mpril 1909 Die aanolleit Dor Son.
itantinopel: Die observation-disclosures
Die bereits i'm Sui 1908 pom oeipo.
fiiden Slilton abonI 9amio Die @ie-
oereinfiibrlrng Der gerfaiiung per
langt uno erreidt batte, bate nod
mails 5u Den 8affen greifen miiiien
um oieie gerfaliune, Die ein beim'
iiidiider Heattions5us oes radelii'
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greigniIfe iener Gage iino betamt
Ieuterei uHo Noro. duseitiftet pon
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Sreit Yre1t tit seras:: 0onnertag ben is. Suli 1918.

3insnebmen uno Die groBen @eloan,
baufungen, al1d) oas 8olf baBte oie
,Mo1ppolijten," Die 4aufleute, iobaB
es bistpeiletl 81 Anfrubr fam, abcr
ntd)soeitopeniger iudte es gleihfaas
iei1letl Anteil ON ben @ei6dften 5u
geminnell. Grit ourb Dos 8elo bes
pieler1 vginleger" muroe es ben Sar.
belsberren moglid, ibr @ei6dft ing
llngebeure 81 iteigern. oils 3. .
1929 oos groBe 9%anoelsbaus oes
Inlbrolius Sohitetter 5%uiannlenr
bradl Ga perloren rteben 5iirIten,
8rafen uno @beneuten ali6 aablreid)e
8iirger, ga1ern, Dienltfne9te uno
Mdgoe ibr 8elo, oas lie gegen flint
Dom SunDert BEL oiefer 8anf arlge.
Iegt batten. 5hon in Ser eriten Salfte
bes is. Sobrbunberts boren mir bon
gemaltieen Spefulationen uno idtpe.
rem 8anferotten, 10 Don benz 3l1iam-
menbrub oes Sans BON Son, Der M
jolge elmer perfeblten gaummouipe-
fulatiun nit geiDaltigem 9efi5it fal-
lierte. 4llb BET ben 8eliern itono IS
1889 iebr idledt.
Iber bie meiiten @anoelsfamiliell
fanerl in Iugsbnrg als Dem @nitpt=
PLACE internationalen @roBperfebrs
in Deutihlano imn1er mebr III Die
9obe. Gin 9epeis fir Die ungebeure
Nabt, Die einem iolden 8iirgergc.
idledt gu erreihen ntoglih mon, iinS
Die 6ugger, oeren Mbnberr Sans
6llgger elmer fleinen @cberiamiIie
entItammte nnb o1ird 5fDei glidli1e
Seirnten ieinen grben t40S DieS ull-
me bon 1000 @uIben, nod beiltigem
@erte etpa 10000 Mnrf binterlal,
len fonnte. Der @egriillber Der 5lg
geriden @rGBe aber mar crit fem Gll-
fel Safpb, Der ole goelmetalgepin.
nnlig Wfitteleuropas, Die bisber IN
ben Sdnoen furltliher 8ergnerfsbe.
iiser menig ergiebig mar, auf cine
ilelte tedbniide uno faufmdnnifde 8a:.
iis itente. 1893 ibloB er oas Mugs
burger aupferipnoifat ullo brahte
ben Goelmetallmorft guropns in lei
ne 9dnoe. Mls er Damn nod feline
5irma gum 8anfbaus Der @absbur.
ger uno Der papitliden allrie madte,
rei6te ieir ginfluB BON Den &arpa.
then Bis 81 ben Guediilbergruben
bon Mlmnoen in Der 5ierra Wcre.
ma; ourh i'm ~gelangte Garl ". sur
Serridaft iiber Ole balbe @elt, er
in augsbmrs Die Jugserei. ie.
ne o5ta0t 0er Irmen," Die 10 piel
9fot linberte. IL Saftoreien inter-
itanoen Dem @~ugsburger @auptfor.
tor Der Sugger. 4Is Safob ltorb,
hinterIieB er 5ipei Millionen @uIoen
l.ca. 70 Wiliorten Marf), iein 3effc
beiaB 100 MiIionen.
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BrofpnSbiles @egenD bonn. 1915
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A NOTRE.DAME DE LOURDEs

La fete champetre donnee par la
paroisse Notre-Dame de Lourdes, ven
dredi ct samedi fut IN grand success,
Les deux soirees une foule nombreu-
Sc etait p~resente, les attractions aussi
etaient variees ct tout lie monde paris
salt content. Les personnes suivan-
ties contribuerent au success de la fe-
te.
Presidente, Nine Eva Corriveau.
T%resoriere, Nine Leda Malboeuf.
Secretaire Nine c. A. Lapierre.
Table de Fantaisie.-Marie Roy,
Emile Meloche.
Creme a la Glace.-Mmes Philo-
meme Violette, Marie Noel, Elisabeth
Sharland, Rose A. Chabot, N. Beau
Diet, Mile Refine Beland.
Candy.-Mmes Irene Bourbeau.
Regina Bolduc, Miles Josephine Vio-
lette, Della Girard, Emma Fortin.
Peche.-Mmes M. Ferlaak, Della
Soucy, Philomene Taller.
Hoop-La.-Mmes Leda Hache, Ar
themise Delage, Mile Corine Beland.
Roue de Fortune.-Octave Dulac,
Noble Rainville, Arthur Bernard.
Tonic ct Cigars.-Ed. Deslauriers.
Dimanche proclaim a 4 heures, les
articles donnes pour la fete seront
Attributes u gagnants.
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AU GAYETY

Une des meilleures attractions de
la saison tiendra l'affiche al Gayety
la semaine prochaine, alors que la
troupe "Grown up Babies" y jouera
pendant toute la semaine ave matinee
tous les jours. Cette troupe content
autant de n~ouveautes que Pon y YER
Ia avec n'importe quelle troupe de la
saison. Frann K. Slip ct Cy Ardin-
ger sont des %comediens de talent qui
ont obtenu I'm grand success dams lie
passe ct qui a la tete dune pleiade de
comediens rendent une comedie-mu-
sicale en- deux actes qui a etc ecrite
specialement dams lie but d'amuser.
Silk ct Ardinger sont assistes dune
troupe qui leur permet de faire valoir
au plus haut degre leurs talents de
comediens, y compris Dan Mccarthy.
Parmi les autres membres de la trou-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-08-23
UN DEUIL POUR La
MISSION FRANCHISE

I'm port du Pacifique.-M. Albert
Metin, chef de la mission economique
franchise actuelllement aux Etats-
Unis, a succombe lie Is ecoule, a une
attaque d'apoplexie. II etait arrive lie
matin avec ses colleagues parmi les
quels on compile lie general Paul-Ge-
raid Pau. M. Metin a etc trouve sans
connaissance dams ses appartements
quelques heures apres son arrivee.
LIE voyage Tavait grandement fatigue.
M. Metin qui fut ministre du ira
vail en- France etait ministre du bio
Gus. @
LIE general Pau ct les autres men,
bres de la mission FRANCHISE ont an
nonce que les restes de M. Metin Sc
ront envoye immediatement en- Fran
ce. M. Metin etait age de 40 ans Nine
Metin ct ses deux enfants sont actuel-
lement en- France.
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PAX PAR LIE GLAIVE

Bale.-Du discours %prononce au
Reichstag par M. Scheidemann, il con-
Went de signaler les nouveaux passa-
ges ~suivants reproduits par les jour
naux allemands:
zee QUA dit M. Won Kulheman, a
declare M. Sheidemann, c'est ce que
pensent tous les hommes politiques
raisonnables. II est vrai quill a ate
nue. ses paroles apres avoir, sans dou-
tie, subj un feu roulant formidable, au
cours duquel on lui demontra que ces
choses-la Sc pensent mais ne Sc dissent
pas.
"Nous pouvons nous defendre con-
ire tout un monde, mais nous ne pou-
vons pas soumettre lie monde enter a
nos ~volontes. II faut avoir cette veri-
te tres clairement dams pesprit pour
arriver a la paix. &c qui nous man.
que, c'est une offensive de la verite.
La paix mondiale ne pourra pas etre
obtenue par Tepee mais settlement
par DIES actes politiques.
"L'etat-major exerce u la presse
une censure intolerable. Ce qui Sc
passe a l'interieur nest que la contre-
partie des evenements a lexterieur.
Notre peuple, dams Indulgence, dams
P~esclavage SQUIRE la misere la plus
atroce. Ce qu'on exige de lui constant
ment est %incroyable. En- outre, dams
ces semaines critiques don't je ne sails
pas comment nous nous %sortirons,
nous voyons cette tragedie de la re-
forme electorate.
I'll regne dams les masses n agita-
ton qui est arrivee a son supreme de-
gre. &c nest pas settlement des ou-
vriers que je parle, mais de la masse
des employees ct des fonctionnaires.
II nv a plus qu'un cri: "Une fin.