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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-12
Classified Telephone Directory
Automobiles
Phone

Automobiles Phone
----
Auto Repairs and General Machine
& ) L.
Automobile Batteries
Ardmore Battery Co., Station seo
Architects
J. B. White Exchange National Bank ----------- is
Auto Repairs and Overhaung
Building and Loan Association
Cleaning and Pressing
kept
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
N
So
Drug Store
Hardy Santarum
Laundry
New and Second Hand Furniture
Caddo
New Shoes and Shoe Repairing
Second Hand Store
Secondhand Goods a
Steam Vucanizing and Repairing
C.rsBo - 7ss
Timer
s77,
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AIDES $1,000 REWARD! .Ssss DSsis:,' %s sess Es.s;
Suceessfu 'honthy" pound. Safely relieves sem,
days No harm, pain or Interference with work. MAi
t 10; Double Strength t2o0 BOOKLET FREE. Write today
o. 4 o. s0UThlH9T0M REMEDY co.. U1sAS CITY, no
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-12

FOR SALE-One five-room bunga-
low. $500; one 4-room new bun
galow. $1,000; one 5-room house
new. $2l00, located on A St, n.
T.. in block 80; one 5-room with
everything modern. on c and
Eighth Ave. fine shade trees in
front, $500; one 5-room new
bungalow on B and Twelfth Ave.
y. w, $500. Have some nice
vacant lots near old Hargrove
site, part cash and balance on
time. !. +. McCarty. Phone 1901.
40
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-12
Statesmen

E II this ad reaches the eye OF 4
stock salesman" with real blood
in his veins, he will then write and
sec what we have to offer. High
grade men who have the courage
OF their convictions and accustom-
ed to making REAL MONEY!
YOU fill this specification wire.
write or buy a ticket for Duncan,
Okla.
The c. s. {. Oil & Refining Co.
Suites to I. Howell Building,
Box 547. Tel al.
Duncan, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-12
Automobiles.
FOR SALE
Care Cooper's Garage

FOR SALE-l9l7 Studebaker Six,
driven 1000 miles. irst-class con
dition mechanically, looks like
new, good tires, a real bargain for
cash, or will take good Ford as
part pay. See Mr.. Martin, Buick
Salesroom. l2-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-12
Wanted to Buy.

cotton ags in
large quantities; must be clean.
Ardmore Motor Car Co., $40 +.
Main st. l2-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-12

BUICK SlX for sale, nearly new.
Address 5ll. care Ardmcreite.
ll-2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
TIRE on INCENDINuN
ORIGIN. ~ UItIiI.t

Kansas CITY Mo. April That tho
fire which last uight destroyed 1hou,
Three city blocks iu the Whulcsal" iud
manufacturing district iu tho Western
section ~ the city outuliup heavy
financial loss was uf inccrditry origin
was the theory advanced re- noon Go.
day 10y Itm-- y Marvin fire warden
He placed the lo,- li l'' wccu t2.uuu.-
o0o and 81 5000o
~ grew suspicious 1vtlu when b.
was called 90 mN attention that GA
fire had burned against IA" wind "
Marvin declared Almost t- sour
a' tho fire was discovered other fire
hogan @" break out lu adiacoW build
iugs
\ shit Zoo the wind while the fr'
was Boo prugres- saved the stock yards
district several blocks away accord
tn rir, experts who visited the seen"
fctaN.
Officials of tho police and fire de-
plrtmcnts devoted their attention
largely 3n determining the cnuse rt
the fire and the opinion seemed i0
prevail iu am quarters hat the flames
were not OF iucendtary origin. li-
though h WIS said that that fact nd
not been absolutely established.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

front was continuous one. linking
up with the operation against the
French Here the British were pressed
back out Of small salient that had
projected m the uciEhhorhoud of
Wtrtu~oo- NhJncnurt. just 10 the north
OF Na:relctVo and almost directly ON
% ln, east ut Nmlrus This was the
only advantage the German- were able
to stn iu tins whole section after
hours of almost constant attacking IN
heavy force.
The british recession was slight and
th" line thoy now maintain runs east
of Nillcrs- BrlttonueuN. some = p
miles from tho center of Amlons and
about nine miles from itS outskirts.
ON that part uf the BATH" irunt
running eastward from Moutdidicr.
IA" French gave no ground, hut ON
'hp contrary drove In about midway
lctNvcu hiontdidier and l.aysirny and
captured the greater part of Epincttc
worth north OF prNillcrs- Sorol They
held this rround against several cuun-
tyr-nttaCks Their success here was
matched an the front north of Mont
di,urr by their seizure from tho Ger
mans of 81 Afghan farm. southeast
Of Griycsnos which thcy likewise held
against al l1s-aults.
The strength uf the British line
north ~ the Sommr. which the Ger
mans have not been able to bulge
in ton days. was shown hy fruitloss en-
cmy attacks At Albert Thursday. Time
and again the Germans have tried
To- advance FROM Nlh"rt oudy tu bc
rcuulsod
Another sector nf the long fighting
front from the Nurth sea- 10 Switzcr-
land has been taken over hy Ameri-
can troops and t b. announced they
now mold positions ON the heights uf
the Meusc south of Ncrdun This
position b. almost directly north ol
the Auiericah sector northwest ui
Toul and has NOT been the scene uf
any marked activity recently n
iuius the Ncrdun battle field ON the
south The enemy alrca 'y has raid
cd p listening post on the new sector
nut th, raiders were not able to ad o.
,tucc further boo the face uf strong
Amer lean artillery fire.
Government troops W Finland arc
reported to have occupied the eastern
tu.ft ot Tapmorfors, north of liol.
siugfurz. and which has been the cen
ter of much fighting recently one
thousand prisoners ana some war ma
t"rul were taken from the rebels II
II reported both sides are showing
much bitterness The rebels oI red
guards. are 1rcusod ~ terrible atro,i
tips hy thoir opponents. the whit,
/ guards. who are charged with similar
acts Dos the rods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
MY FORCES CONTINIE
TIII,IIi NIGHT NITNC kS

Idri-, April herman forces con-
tiuuod their attacks during the night
says the official statement issued to-
day hy the war office Despite the
superiority ~ the German cffectives.
which the statement says. were spent
rrcklessiN. the Tcutons were unable
tu reach their objective which was
the railway from Amicus to Clor-
month
The French regiments boy resist
ancc and cuuntcr-attaoks, maintained
the line I'm its entirety, the war office
announced.
The French troops conquered the
greater part OF Epincttc wooc. north
of the town of prulirrS -Sorol All
German efforts 10 dislodgc the
Frcnchmen were iu vain.
The French captured ST. \igman
farm. southeast of Grivcsucs, and held
u against an assault. ln tho north
the French withdrew their positions
to the west of Castcl They threw
back the Germans from Nrricrc Cour
wood west uf Mailly RImcyul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

held below Amens and the Germans have
defeated with great losses what probably constituted their
effort break in and cut of the communications
Of this important base from the south.
Similarly Amiens the British have maintained their
defense the Germans from making
portant headway here
This battle which yesterday and virtually all last night
fought along line thirty miles south of the Somme
To-day according unofficial dispatches the Germans switched their
the north of the and engaged the British along front
miles but unable to make
except a slight advance the river
battle the south of the Somme the contendng
fought with hucang fortunes the French giving
the norhe of the battle but closing their
gagement their line only standing where along its
souhery but advanced sectors where the
Germans had been violently thrown back.
whole the entente line considered the French OIL
cial statement puts it, maintained in its entirety
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
ENGLAND IL CNIMLN
WATCHING TIIE MAPS

London Aprl THE Germans
who yesterday resumed their attempt
to reach Amiens and to separate the
Anglo French armies and who are
sUll fighting for these ohicctives
have. according TO official reports
thus far failed to widen the salient
which is necessary Tor their security.
The Toutous have. however made
some slight advance on the direct road
90 Amiens
Both tho British and French Off
cial statements admit slight with
drtwtls southeast uf the city Of
Amicns. but on both winds of the
battle front tho entente allied troops
have succeeded in rcpulsing all Ger
man attacks.
England is calmly watching the
maps for the result ~ this latest Of
fensiyc jrtd every scrap % ncws about
~ Is read eagerly.
"Our difficulties and those of the
enemy are fairly obvious SAYS the
standard We are suffering from o.
very heavy blow dealt to General
Coughs army. The enemy on his side
finds that the salient created through
the local success is too narrow for
his purpose.
\ good many people no doubt eN-
perlcnced u certain disappointmou'
that nn great reaction on the part
of the allies followed the exhaustion
of tho German effort u should hc
remembered chat the battle is only
i'm ID. earliest stages ANA nothing
would please the encm. commanders
hotter than e premature employment
uf the reserves"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
FRENCH SMASH HUNS
3 SAMNIES HAVE THROATS
CUTFROM EAR TO EAR BY
DOZEN GERMAN BUTCHERS

'hiuEu. Aprl b.. ghpvtt IH.-
trltun uf Grtmtu hatred uf American
soldiers .s pt,pu boo 20 salvation Arm
letter made public here today D., Nd-
Iutani Fletcher NgutN a. was written
in France ny AdjWnat G G.. Stah1rI
Wh" hns charge OF salvation Army
hut tn Commander IVA Booth. Nhb
turned DO over Zoo Adjuinnt Agncw
90 visited hn-c hospital reecniI!.
SAYS the letter "uud had this story
from % sergeant who had passed
through uup ~ the raids. The scrEepu.
was horribly wounded hf grcuad,.
and was passed by the Germans l4
dead liefnrD Tho sergeant lost co0-
soinusuDe- however. he s3W Is dozen
Germans uN"tppWcr three American
boys and cut fhciJ thruHts from ear
tu eat The sergeant said the murder
of the third American was 5hc most
horrible -Four Gcrmau- held h.m
while o. nuh niriy severed his hcoj
from mis- body
90 have JUST learned continued tha
letter. chat .his -amn company 80
Americans passes through here TODAY
with thr.r huNonet- sharrcd like r1-
2ors. sworn to aycugc this awful crimh
against their comrades What can
you say to m'n bound on such an er-
rand except bid them strike ont ,ll
their might and harder. because ~
the Righteousness ~ our cnusc and
IN" deyiishness of the enemy"
Adiupnt Stabard admits Co COM
mHudcr Booth that 30 is often very
difficult to fuluv the dictates of fur-
giving Christianity white hearing daily
reports pf Hun atrocities
"It i- tho work Of tho enem"
hrigpd.s known az the butchers thai
makes our blood boil and makes as
forget io luNo our enemies ne said.
These are picked brutcS Tor ruidinr
purposes with the purpose u intim-
ldatinr 4y frightfulnos-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
"Do Your Duty Day

Tomorrow morning the drive he
gins which will pat the third liberty
Ioan over the top
Those at ~ who do not know nli
nhnut th,. hig drive. H. purpose aud
TN. necessity Tor it, success. viii know
the dctails v hru the oiHning demon
s,ration MANNED for NibuIurrpuc II
over. W man or woman can plead
ignorance AZ nn excuse for patriotism
that l. I,,-s than 100 per cCut.
There j. onl, one valid cN,1i~" Tor
failure on the part of ANY Nmrrichn
To- participate IN the third liberty
lorn. That l. because one ha~ not
the money with which tn buN bond,
aud cannot arrange 10 get the money
Even lack of money or at ability tn
net IL II not mn excuse for failure Ia
participate IN the drive; Tor those
Who Invent 81 with which to huN ~
bond can .ay ~n and thcu do every
tItInp they can Ia add tu the cnihu-
slasm. the spirit of America when
win puI this loan over with rush.
~ Tar ~ the Iocal nnd state quota
are concerned. II T. not necessarily
"A disgrace to bc broke, II j. Ne dts
rtiicr 10 hc pour. Hut u i the last
word la the depths of dcgrcdntion tn
hacking in the slightest degree In cn-
iIu~insu aud effort for the success
OF this loan. which nur country nccd~
THIS l. 40 timr la argue the ndNnn-
inec~ aud bencfii~ nf participation In
our go,cfnmcni'. great lOan~. We all
know that with the credit oi this na-
tton hclind u thcrr H. no better. safer
,urrr Investment against tlr rainy
da, than n liberty Bond Moreover
most at ~ know tho lmporinncc and
advantage of nest Cgg that II safe
Hnd sure
Thus nearly every one of ~ know
nov lust how much wc can put into
IucrtN bOnds. We know our limit,
not un the m~is of what We can take
from our ~urplus aud nut IN without
effort ur ~ncriflcC--wc know that the
timr has come tn forget the littlr
cnmfuri- aud ncar.nccC~sitic- aud HAT
Ne must naN make sacrifices of tlr~C
thug Tor our country.
knowing this. aud knowing what
sacrifices We should make aud can
mike. there j. M reason Tor holding
hack There II no reason for waiting
tor persuasion and argument Mhcn
the boys Ia France 20 over the top
they do not stop Ia argue with zach
other and the Huns n Ia thclr rcia-
tive speeds. They act.
Tomorrow l. "do YOUR duty day" Ia
\mctitV, We know our duty. f.ri ~
do II. lust ~ our sons nhd brothcr',
do u ~ the instant ~ the nations
,ontmRnd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
Find Outlet for
American Fruit

Washington Aprii li.--An inves'i-
gatlou ~ the fruit markets in Aus
tral-Asia a- outlets Tor Americas rHr-
plus fruit products Will hc made bv
the bureau OF markcas Of the Depart
meut of Agriculture
Although shipments of fruit have
been going ~ Australia and New Hea-
and from the Puclf.e coast for sov-
erni Years. 30 l- said that litLe -
known by producers ORGANIZATIONS and
the American fW.t trade about con
ditions under winch fruit is handled
ln these countries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
MOST DESPERATE EFFORT YET MADE
BY TEUTONS TO WREST ANIIENS FROM
FOE REPULSED With HEAVY LOSSES

There has bocn mo- attacks south
of the Scmmc Su far to-day. the state
mcut says
tn" statement follows:
"I"twccu the Luce river and tho
Sommc heavy fighting continued ves-
tcrduy during the afternoon an' eve
ninE tlll a late hour The enemy en-
pluyod strong forces and delivered
repeated assaults on our positions.
east OF Nillcrs- -BrcttonneuuN. about
nine miles cast ~ Nmions. which they
now maintain.
"North of the Summc the enemy x
artillery has been active during the
night IN the noiEhhorhood oi Buv-
gu"y and ta m" Scarpo valley Hos
tl. concentrations early this morn
INK in the neighhorhood of Albert
were engaged hy our artillery"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

So r,r ,hc German object south ot
Nuicn- the railway llro 20 tlcr-
mont is concerned. the stupcrdous
Gcrmau effort resulted merely boa tho
projection uf tho nrhtinr front dis
tauco of probably not more than TWO
thousand wards nearer Go 10 opposite
,astoI where the map shows thv en-
,my sim nearly three milrs away
from th. railroad The British Fought
yesterday and last night chiefly ON
their southern lln, between th" Luce
and the spmuic whore the battle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
Las Vegas Man to
Sell w. S. Stamps

Washington Apr.l Appointment
ot merchants 10 have charge iu thor
respective state OF tho campaign ''
sell 500. 0UU, 600 worth ~ war sHNiUFs
stamps through the retail stores am
uounced TODAY includes
Colorado \ - Lewis Denver
Ncw McNico. Gilbert Hos,uw1l
l.t- Vegas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
.eney Completes
Work and Quits

hiugtun, Aprll a.. FRANCIS y.
Heney has resigned as counsel for the
federal trade commission In ~ I'M
vestiEstion of the packing industry
Officials Of the commission said
Mr. HleneN had completed work. the
results of his Investigation having
been turnea over 20 the commission
for compilation hy Commissioner
Murdock \ report viii bee made to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
TolStoi'S Widow
Voted a Pension

IOUUUT- NUrI O-.ThO UuIsnUI IN
according o. Reuter-
d,spatch from petrugrad has voted q
5 earlN grant of ten thousand rulles & D
Countess Tolstoi. widow ~ Count Tol-
stoi for me maintenance of the flu-
lis estate ut Ya-uaSn poliaua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
GEIiNINNS MNkE SiIIIIT
GAINS VI DERN NNtOIIlT

London. April H. The Germans
this morning attacked the British
forces ou q wide front from pcrnan-
court few miles south - Albert to
MoNcnucYille. north OF tho Summc,
according to q STAY ''ocnt published
hy the ENcninr standard
The chief points Of the attack. the
newspaper says We're hernaucourt.
Mcnu. Ioaumont- Hamol llricgury
and Moycnaville.
The Germans were repulsed with
heavy loss. except az pcrnancourt,
where they made slight gain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
Liner Goes Down
in the Irish Sea

New YORK April g. Tho Cuuard
line steamship Va!ern vessel oi
.. Ssl toms gross register has been
sunk m the Irish sci according 90
word received here hN Insurance iu-
forests The NHler.t left her, MorHn
with cargo for British port
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05

Petains Lines Hold Fast and Prevent Enemy from
Cutting OFF Communications With Important
Allied Base; Battle Ragged Virtually All Day
Yesterday and Last Night After Being Foiled
i'm Their Attempt South of the Somme the Huns
Switch Their Attacks to the British North of the
River Along Front of IL Miles, but Are Able
to Make Only Slight Gains in Places
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
POLICE ovERPowERED
BY ENRAGED CITIZENS
Victim Is Removed from Base
ment in the City Jail, Where
He Was Hiding; Tree a Mile
West of Town Used as Galiows.

'NillUtNlll". H.. April De-" knFtlluE
with his arms crossed. Robert Prarer
was was Nnchcd last night ut mid
uiEht for alleged disluynl remarks
ptay'd iu German for three minutes
before he was strung up. according
statements TODAY hN members uf the
Nnchinp party
Prayer was q coal miner and yes
tordbN ut MnrNVlllo III, n am adj
dross tu miners ON socialism hc IS
said 90 have made remarks derogn-
tory Geo President Wilson Miners
there bocamc angcrcd and when they
threatened To- do him bodily harm
hr escaped % roninsvillc. his home.
some of the miners. however fob
lowed, collected q crowd. took Prn-
ger from his home ana led him hnrc-
foot through the street waving tho
American FLAG
The police fearing violence. res
cuct Prayer from the crowd and
placed him in the city hnll Later u
larger mob gathered In front uf the
han md demanded the man. The
police force of tour was overpawercd
and praFer was found In the hasr-
W,nt OF the hall hiding beneath "a
pile Of tilOr, lie was draIgcd down
the street and beyond the city limits.
the crowd threatening to shoot n the
officers approached
one milo west OF the city the ropc
br which Prayer had been led was
thrown over the limh Of tree lie
was asked 81 he hur anything To siA
Ills answer was To dIap 10 his kue,e
ana with arms crossed tn pray m
German Tor three minutes. without
another word he was pulled into tho
air ton feet and allowed to hang Tho
mob then dispersed.
Tho police said urager while iu
their custody had declared he was
q registered enemy alien. that he was
born In Germany, but that he had
taken out his first naturalization pa
pcrs and had hoped Co become AN
American citizen
Colinsvillc o. twelve miles east uf
- Louis nnt is in that section OF
southwestern Illinois that of late hui
been active against alleged dislnNul-
lists
BEFORE the rop" WIS placed about
his ucck Prayer wrote the following
note iu German
Dear parents. carl Henry Prayer.
Dresden Germany must on this
the fourth day of Nurii. 1915. die.
Please pray for me, my dear parents.
TINS is my last letter ana testament.
Your dear son and brother.
robert Paul Prayer
I'm Prayers pocket was found Ions
proclamation ln which he stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
TAKES REPORT
To CMINIsr MEETING

Washington. Aprh .. Attorney
General Gregory took to the cabinet
meeting today report of the lyuch-
Ing of German Robert T.. PraFcr
~--s~-~g 49, - --.~>s--H>-
0nniinue,i on rage ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
q American Women
Buried in Paris

FlrlH Thursd1N, NprlI E.-"ti'UrrI Y
Pcrshing sent Brigadicr General Lewis
commander ~ the American troops lu
Paris 90 represent him personallN tt
the funeral services today rpr tho
four American women killed ir a
church during tho German bomhar T.
ment on Good Friday
The women were Mis Marie Griu-
mel aud Mrs Edward n ianduu. Hu !
Mrs l.andun'- daughters Mrs lialph
speed and Miss Ruth Lindon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
Huns Cut Down
as heat Falls
Before Sickle

I'uri-. Npril The accounts ut
carnage ir the German ranA-
which hhs b' ~ wrongful hN the
fire ui the allie, a. gi,cn Ia iliv
official communications aud hN
correspondents ai the frlnl. ai'
more Than cnniirnVd bN stories NJ
the wounded ir frnDh leispital>
We cut down the Germans ~ u
harvester cuts down whsat" ~a'd
wounded licutcnant hack from
IR~-ignN w went on cutting
Ihcnf down uniii W. cmptlci onr
oartsidgr hDNC-. flicn uur drn-
gonn~ 90 thcir mounts came rigli
up tu the ririnF iiur and brought
a. mnrc cartridge"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-05
VIDE LATITUDE TO
PUNISH D|SLOYALTY
DEMANDED IN SENATE
Senator Borah of Idaho Contra
diets Statements of Hi John
son That Bill Would Curtail
Freedom of Press and Speech

Washington April o. Wide lu.i-
tudc for the goy"rnmout tu punish 4..
ditipn and dis,oyauy was demanded
TODAY boo further senate debate ON the
bin prualNziug di-luyu utfcrauc"s, y.-
tomut- to Interfere with tho army
dr1tt and liberty loans end other acts.
Supporting the bill senator iiornh
uf Idaho. cor5rudirtcd statements ui
senator Johnson of ralif. that the
measure is So broad that 30 would cur
ail freedom of speech tuj he press.
"Ono would hc perfectly free to
critlclsc the administration. Jny Off
Ger or any department he said. de-
uNinG that II would punish thosr ad'"
eating constitutions! chungr- unless
made with scurriluus attacks upon IA"
present form of government
senator Borah declared that there
now is no law 10 punish men who 'ul-
ugIkc the kai-,. German kultur ur ih'
German form ~ government.
senator Lndge of Maamchusctts of
f,.rcd an amendment, which would bor
from the mails an newspapers. mag"
zines or other matter printed l1
whole or in part n the German i'n-
guage tts consideration was deferred
Freedom 90. speech is guaranteed iu
the constitution. senator Cor" de-
clarcd. aud said no thought Premier
I.luyd-GcurLr Was right when hc said
the government that cuH not bear 90
hear the truth about itself has NOT
reached the right tu Doe called first
..f.... YstNa.s.f