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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
OFFICIALS OF CHIHUAHUA
REPLACED IN 0VERTURN

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex, Nov.
2l.--The general treasurer OF IN,
state OF Chihuahua, the director Of
public instruction and many other
state officers have been removed
from office as result OF the over
turn by which Governor Ignacio En'
riuueZ, left the ROvernorShip and
Governor Andres ortiz was installe ii.
Al state offices are again open, AZ
ter having been closed 10 days by
order OF EnriQueZ,
Former Governor EnriqusZ, VINO
had been reported making hIS way
into sonora. passed through ChlhIa-
hua Vn special train last sturdy,
guarded by 1000 rurals on his way
to Mexico CITY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
ARIZONA GETS 244 PER
CENT OVER THEIR QUOTA

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 21.-The
Arizona united war work campaign
closed tonight with a total OF $685.
600. or 244 percent over the quota.
Final returns OF five counties are
not yet in. This record was made
with every county in the state under
quarantine for influenza, and not a
church, school or theater open for
public gatherings during the cam
paign or Immediately preceding II.
Arizona is leading the southern de-
partment and possibly the nation in
percentage of oversubscription.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
U. S. LOSES las SHIPS
DUE TO ENEMY U-B0ATS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Loss Of
l45 American passenger and mer-
chant vessels Of S54,449 tons and
775 lives through acts OF the enemy
during the period from the begin
ming OF the world war to the cessa-
ton of hostilities November II is
shown by figures made public to-
day by the department OF com
merce's bureau Of navigation. The
report does not include several YES
sells, the loss Of which has not been
established as due to acts Of the en-
emy,
Nineteen vessels and 81 lives were
lost through use of torpedoes. mines
and gun fire prior to the entrance OF
the United states into the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
LEWIS WOULD HOLD THEM
Illinois Senator Offers Reso-
luton to Take Lines and
Railroads.
PRESIDENT IS ATTACKED
Sherman, Kellogg and Watson
Lead Debate in Criticism
Of Wilson's Step.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Presl-
dent Wilson'S action in taking over
control and operation OF marine
cable systems and express agencies
was vigorously criticised today in
the senate by republican senators
who said It was part OF a plan to
establish permanent government
ownership.
The speakers were Senator'S Wat
son OF Indiana. kellogg OF Mime
sofa, and Sherman OF Illinois. In
the course OF the debate the presi-
dent was criticised for his decision
to go TO Europe, and Georbe Creel,
chairman Of the committee on public
Information, who. II has been re-
ported. is TO accompany the presi-
dent, also was attacked.
Senator Watson denounced the
Presidents action in taking over
cable lines as a breach OF faith and
charged that their control was in
Epired by a desire for government
censorship Of dispatches during the
peace conference so that the repre-
Gentatives OF the European nations
NJ the peace table may not know
what is being said in the American
congress about the conference.
Lewis Offers Resolution.
In the midst Of the debate. Senator
Lewis OF Illinois, the democratic
Thip, sought TO reply TO the republi.
can senator's, but did not get recog
b.tion He did, however. offer a
resolution which would put congress
on record as favoring government
ownership OF railroads and telegraph
and telephone lines.
In declaring his belief that the
: presidents action was a breach OF
faith, Senator Watson said congress
voted that extraordinary power foi
war purposes only.
WHY is that step taken?" asked
the senator In my belief it Is taken
simply because of the fact that the
president is loathe to give up any OF
the power that we have clothed him
with and that those subordinates
about him, including those of the
cabinet, do not intend TO relinquish
that power unless Sompelled to do
90 by legislative action.
W iAll btOl Be NlVSl dl TINT NbN
controlling all OF the messages and
Information, and with Albert Burle-
, son at this end, controlling all OF tnt
sources Of Information. Its very vei
blage in fact, the country may well
be warned that II may take at least
with a grain OF salt whatever is
published as to what happens on
the other side"
Senator sherman said there might
be some necessity for the president
going abroad, but that he could not
see Il, and added that no provision
Is made in the constitution for the
absence Of the president from the
territorial limits of the United
States. The white house, he said,
Will be moved TO Paris, and added:
We are left to the tender mercieS
OF censored cable; passports de-
MED, cables controlled, and Creel
sl1 as imperial dictator at the source
OF action"
No War Necessity.
senator Kellogg said there was
no war necessity for taking over
cable lines and express agencies a.
the armisitice has been signed and
added that in his opinion the action
Is part Of a plan to fasten govern
ment ownership of telegraph, tele-
phone and cable lines of the coun-
try"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Ford VIII Make Canal
Boats at "Sub" Plant

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 2l.-An-
nouncement was authorized today by
Henry Ford that the River Rouge
pMnt where the eagle submarine
,hasers are being built (or the United
States governHent will be diverted TO
the Manufacture Of canal boats on a
large scale Immediately after the
contract with the government has
been completed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Former CrOlUn Prince
to Take UD Residence
On ZuVder Zee Island

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-The former
German crown prince will take up
his residence on Wieringen island
In the Zuyder Zee, according to an
Amsterdam dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph. A parsonage on the
island has been rented for him
and his suite,
u Wierlngen island is In the north
crn part OF the Iuyder Zee, 1t liz
south Of TeNcl island and oppo-
site the Dutch town OF llelder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
By n. Associated Press
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE
BY ADMIRALTY.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The German
fleet ns specified in the terms OF the
irmistice with Germany. was sur
rendered today to the allies.
This announcement was made Of
ficia!ly by the admiralty this after
noon. The statement reads:
THE comma nder in chief OF the
grand fleet has reported that at $50
o'clock this morning he met the first
and main installment OF the German
high seas fleet which Is surrenderlng
for internment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
"Gredt Decision" viii
BE Made in Belgium

LONDON, Nov. 2l.--BelEian his
tory will reach climax Friday
When Kins Albert will make his Of
fetal entry into Brussels, says the
correspondent Of the Daily Mail
with the British army in Belgium.
The day will be one OF political re
generation ms well as one Of regal
ceremony. The Belgian parliament,
the correspondent adds, viii meet
or.d make a great decision"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
uGHTLESS NIGHTS END
BY GARFIELD'S ORDERS

NASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-'Light-
fnSS nights made necessary TO save
ros. Tor war work, will end tomor-
sS, except in states where the fuel
Eun",lnIStrators may decide TO con-
Mue the regulations. This announce
tnt was made tonight by Fuel Ad-
n"'hsl'S'Fator Garfield Removal Of
y, C,"er restrictions on the consumption
a., ~ Soa' will follow, Doctor Garfield
,Snl, and voluntary conservation
VII, E,i,TQEh requests made of the public
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Wilson Signs Measure
With Prohibition Rider

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Pres-
ident Wilson today signed the emer-
gency agricultural appropriation
bin with it's legislative rider provid-
ing for national prohibition from
next July until the American army
is demobiliZed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. Now 2l.--Nomi-
nation OF former Solicitor General
John ". Davis to be ambassador to
Great Britain and Alexander c. King
of Atlanta, Ga. as solicitor general
to succeed Mr.. Davis, were con-
f.rmed today by the senate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Colonel House Is I'LL
In Paris From "FLu''

PARIS. Nov. 21.-Coionel f. NJ.
House, the special representative OF
the United States government, is
confined to his home here with in
fluenza. He has cancelled his en-
gagementS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
British RIde Across Waterloo.

LONDON, Nov. 21.-British cav
airy today were riding across the
field of Waterloo on their way to
he German frontier. Large num-
hers of guns were taken over ycster-
day in groups by the British.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Seventy-One Vessels Brought to Firth
of Forth in Two Long Columns
After Ceremonies.
AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS ARE PRESENT
United States Is Represented by Admiral Hugh
Rodman-One Light Cruiser Of Enemy
Hits Mine and Sinks

EDINBURGH, Scotland Nov. 2l-Germany's high seas
fleet after its surrender to the allied naYes brought
the Firth Of Forth today
The British grand fleet and five American battleshps and
three French warshps in two long columns escorted the II
German vessels to their anchorage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
lilies viii Protest
Neutrality Violation
to Dutch Government

PARIS. Nov. 21.-The allied
governments have decided t0 send
an official protest 10 the Dutch
government against the violation
OF Hollands neutrality ns n result
OF her permitting German troops
10 cross the province OF Limburg
In their retreat from Belgium, nc
cording TO the Echo dc Paris.
Iimburg IL long, irregular
province Of Holland, nearly los
miles In length. For 2S miles
from Its lower extremity It lies
between the province Of Limburg,
Belgium and Rhine provinces. Ger
many. At the widest point In this
region II Is 10 miles between Bel
ginn and German soil. Just north
OF Sittard. Limburg province mar
rows down to less than nifty miles.
1t was reported from Paris on
November 10. that German troops
returning to Germany from Bel
gium had 10 cross the Dutch prov
incc Of I.imbur" and the charge
Mns that tho passage wns made
with the sanction OF the Dutch au-
uIOriticS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

WEATHER REPORT.

TULSA, Nov 2l.--Ma1imum. 80;
n'hlnhW ~ south winds, cloudy.
. ON i.hiOMA: Friday fair, colder:
saturday fair continued cold.
LOUISIANA: Friday fair. colder;
Satu,day tair, probably colder.
AhhANSAS: Friday and Saturday
ia,r and colder; probably freezing al
EAST TEXAS: Friday FAIR. colder;
Saturday probably fair
WEST TENAS: FRIDAY generally fair
except probably rain in eItereme west
portion colder in north portion; Ss:ur.
ual generally fair.
KANSAS; Cloudy Friday, colder at
, night saturday fair
THE CROSS AND THE FLAG.
HoI iOT ourselves We face the fTayi
Ghe Joys We die for We possess
Freedom and peace and happiness
Were ours and had been ours Tor years.
put EngIsnd's 4 grief and Belgium tears
ANA irahre's bitter weight OF woe
Moved Us TO meet their common foe.
Not for ourselves the brood we she'd
Not ior ourselves the strength we give.
We light that other men may live
As we have lved in freedoms light,
lnShacklcd by a tyrant'S might
We die that worldwide NAV bs known
The Joys that we already own.
Oh, Flag Of Freedom proudly share
Inc glory OF Christ's cross todzyi
True symbols Of the better way
For others, he WAS crucified.
For others, have your heroes died.
And by their sacrifice you claim
Eternal love and lasting fame.
NOopynght 1915 by Edgar A. GueSt.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22
Pure and Simple

The pure and simple facts
about the World Want Ads are
that this method OF advertising
is the cheapest and most resultful
method known. Men and wom-
en- in all walks Of life are using
the World want Ads daily to
achieve economy and, efficiency
In running both the home and the
business.
And not least Of the many ad-
vantaEes offered by the Want
Ads is the fact that they arc
wonderful time savers
one World Want Ad can do
the work OF an army OF people
when it comes to finding a Job,
locating lost articles or securing
first-class employees.
Begin using the
World Want Ads
Today
Phone 5000 or 6OOl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 21.-One German light cruiser while on
its way the North with the other ships the Ger
man high fleet to surrender to the aes struck
The warship badly damaged and sank
Later it was reported that it destroyer that sank
The German fleet surrendered to the British today be-
came known this evening" consisted of batteshp five
battle cruisers light cruisers and so desroyers
By Press
HARWICH, England, Nov. 21.-Another fotila of Ger
Uboas surrendered today British squadron There
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-22

Speaking of the necessities of
Iife-has anyone noticed any
,ppreciable decrease in the
cost of divorce?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-18
Tarm-Hrpomffe.
WemIie.

Sm 4ntonio, IS. Sftober, 1918 =
&artoffeln. Gal, 1925.
SuBfartoffeln. gam, $4.75.
3fpiebeln, California 8bite, 1925:
California geaom, $3.50; grpital @are.
$1.75 unD $500.
gomaten. Gal, $3.50.
Bobnen. COLORADO, Yinto. pet BIB.
$11.00; California 8abous, per ctpt.
$1,000; Hinfs, $500; Gina, $3.50;
@abb, $500; 8ladebes, $500.
Stride String Beans, 1926 II. $3.50.
&ohl. 1925 uno $3.50 per 100 8fo.
8rilner 8feffer, $t.0O per 8nIdef.
Naoies6en, SOC per 9b6. 8iinoeI.
WeerretttqsB uraeiu. DER Efo. lE+s
@nrten, 75c per 9bo.
grbien. per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeten. $3.50 per 100 9fu1b.
aopffalnt, $2.75 per Crate.
Beteriilie, 40c Der Subenos 8iiuoeI.
Efirlt6e. $1.65 uuo $1.75 per Crate.
@elbe @ur5eIn, $500 Der 100 9fo.
@ierpflan5en. $3.50 per 8uideI.
@iiben. $500 per 100 RfunS.
Gauaib. $3.50 per 9ufdel.
@antelolpes, 81 so.
Sptnat. $1.75 per Sauper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per CAMPER
Seuerie. Colorado. 90c uuo St.00 Der
Crate.
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Nus Der Staotbale

Die Oroinqn5, nelde Gle 9tun.,
merierune Der 9dllier Doridreibt, iol
fiinftigbin prompt beobadtet ner-
Den. Son BEN acknowledgements
feni6aften maren &lagen eingelau=
fen, baB in Der Nltmmerierlnng, no
tie ri6t gan5 nno gar ulterlaiier
spuroe, Elm aagemeiner g2irrmorr
einsetreten lit. Sn einenl @ergleid)
NIT Der Staot fir Sieferung bon
Sarlo, Sizes uno onoerem bacterial
bel Der @usfiibrung eepilier gflo-
1ternngsfontrafte erbdlt Die @eltarn
Baoing Company $t,44t ulsbe5ablt.
Die q. $. & 8. 81. 8abn erbalt or,
lanbnis, na6 ser Sabrif Der Sdul5e
8rns. Manufacturing Company Sci
teaseleiie 81 legen nm Ole @erlabnns
gen BORT gu erleibtern. BUR 8e5aAs
lung Der 2obnliiten etc. fir Die atl
%. enoenoe @ohe tpurben $4,000
bemiuiat.
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&obe BON 5000 SUB 5u erreid)en unb
miro 1id, nenn uber Dem 2lamo
Ibmebetro, nlittels eines 6oGi4irmes
berrnterlolien nno Die 6loqgc nit.
bringerr. Sci Ser @elegenbeit miro
allh Die alte @lofe, peld)e frilber I'M
4lomo btng unO Der iDr otter GlaB
Jcst tpieoer ougcmieien lit, gelQutet
meroen.
Ser 31id6riee Gopqro $.
alorlter, melber bei ser Slutomobil<
Abteil1ng tn Sort 8liB bel @I Baio
oiente, lit BORT an ser Sltngenent5i.nz
Dung ge%itorben, Gr miro bon leiner
Mitne, ieinen @ltern, fitni @riioern
nno 5fpei S6neltern betro1lert.
SIM Sitter Don IS Sabren iii
@mil @ablDiler ans oen Seben gez
idieoell. @r miro BON ieiner @it=
noe, 5mei &ilboern, iefnen Gltern, Ell
nem Srltoer nnO fiinf S6meltern
ii6erlebf.
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Snfanb.

9ei5material 4Omilliltratcr
8arTielo bat oie Serfiiguns, ipeld)e
Dos ausfabren nit Mutomobilen oft
lid pom Miiiiiiippi an Sonntaaen
oerbot, suriifeenommen. oa lett mic.
Der groBere @aIolinoorrdte 5ilr Ser.
fiignng Iteben.
-gSie ibon geneloet, iperoen am
y. Sftober friib Inn 2 llbr oie ll6-
ren in ben Ser. Staaten wieoer Inn
etne Stunoe angebalten ooer 5uriid=
geltellt uno Der Sonnen5eit mieoer
ailgepaBt.
Nns eincm unter Der Gertpal=
tung oes Sdasomtes itebenoen Ga.
eerbauie in @aibington iino 5tpei Sci.
lten Opium inn @epidt BON lie 50
Etilno geltoblen. Gas Spiltm mar
pom Hegierungsbeamten Dor einieer
3elt ~fonfts3iert moroen uno reprd-
'%entiert einen @ert Don mebrereil
tauIcno Dollars. IS lit ben @ebeini5
poll5ilten bis iebt nid)t a~elllnqen,
aud MIR Die geringite Spllr Sit Iia-
Den.
9os 9unoes @eiunobeitsolat
III @aibingtoil mad)t befanit, oof
Die ipaniife Grippe in oen Men.
@n9lano Staoten ibren S0bepunft
erreift bat uno bort Iomie in alien
Dfilitarlagern i'm Abnebnlen bearif.
fea lit.
Ser perbaftete S~abnraubcr
sSranf Gents, Der nit anoern gan.
aiten am 10. Suli 8. SIS. einen goi.
iagier5ug Der sc. q. & z. 8obn in
Der Habe ser Citation Sod, aon.,
.onbielt uno beraltbte, bat Dor oen
Suuoesanipalt in Santos Gitp Elm
imfaiienoes @eitduoniS abgelegt unf
ole Namen ieiner S~elfersbelfer nit.
geteilt.
3mei nidlt masfierte Sanoiter
beroitbten am 0onnerstag mittag oil
/. National 9anf in Hetpton, Wtall.
I'm $1,000 in Solo uuo mebrere bun
ocrt Dollar in Silber.
Sn Sabana, Cuba, iino lie6er
5erporragenoe oelltide aanfIeute al:
'elnolihe ausldnoer perbaftet u,o il
elnem 0etentionslager internier
Doroen.
Der &ongreBnanm Sobn q
Sferllng bon Bloomington, Sn.
ipnroe am OonnerStag in einem sl1
tomobil : unfaa in oer R6be bon
Rontioe, ST., getotct.
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u $.

8. &. Eoaaro, Elm friibersl
Geamter Der grlten Staats 9anf II
Dallas, bat iid i1uloig befannt, oie
Sllmme BON $4,000 unteridlaae1
SIT baben uno mlroe oesbal6 al sebr
Sobren 3ndtbaus oerurteilt. @ie &c
iaat miro, fon oer ganf cos unter.
ihIogene @elo 5uriiferltattet fem.
auf Die gmpfeblung nnierel
heloen g1tnoes.S enatoren lit SsSames
y. 8oggett bon Big Springs sllln
gllnoesmarfbau porgcihIagen NOR
oen.
gon . orftomn Id)reibt u1ts
unier geffabter Abonnent, Serr
Sohn $. TIeBner: Gie gouml-
noble lit mtnmebr meiltenteils geern-
tet. Ser grtrag iomie Ser 9reis ma=
rem 5nfrieoenlteqenb. Gergange1te@o=
d1e batten mir 5tpei quite Sfegen uno
einige Sarmer baben bereits init oeljt
Bflilgen angefangen, Inn oos oouo
filr 1919 por5ubereiten.
Sic geboroen Ser Staats= lint
periltot in Muffin boben IN lleber,
etn,timmn1g nit Dem Staotrat be-
Idlollen, ben unterrif)t Dor Dem %.
Gftober nidt mieoer aui5unebmen,
trotoem Die Snfluen5a : gpioernie ct
mas na%fgelaiien 81 babc.l fdeint.
Die l%lnineriitat iofpie oie offentli.
Diem SAulen ipuroen Dor einiaen 80.
gen Der ipanilben Grippe ipegen qe.
iflolien.
Cecilia Sbleiien, Die 13=iabri,
ge Spfter oes in Der Geaeuo BON
s.oad, @i0iamion Gountp, lebenoen
FARMERS $. 3. Shleiien ipeIde an
Der pantheon Grippe erfranft mar,
Hahm aus @erieben cine Meiierfplsc
poG Strpd)nin anltatt Gbinin. Jrus.
Dem Der perbdngnlspole Srrtlinl
balo entoeft unb iofort 1r5tlide
9iilfe berbeigebolt puroe. oerid)ieo
sas illllge Wdoden nad) fllr5er 3eit
inter beftigen &rdmpfen.
Sn SdJer5 peridieo am 0on-
llerstag 5rau Soa Sonas i'm alter
BON 80 Sabrelt. Sic miro pom ibrent
8atten, 5tpei &inoern, orci Sdlpe-
ltern nno mebreren Gnfeln betrauert.
Ole geiieellng finOet in Giholo itott.
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(Sortiehung foIgt.)
0as Grobeben. meld1es nrr1

0as Grobeben, meld)es o1t Ii.
5. Oits. auf Der Sniel Horto Iico
beoeutenoe 3eritorungen angerid)tet
uno sroBe @erluite BON WenidJen!e=
ben peruriadt bat, nor, mie crit istt
gemeloet, BON llngebeuren Slutpe1en
begleitet, melde bas l1nbeil nod per=
groBerten. Die Stabt Mapaglle5, oie
orittsroBte Srti6aft Ser Sniel, MR.
De BON ben bausboben 8elen bin,
peggeipiilt; alid onoere Staote on
Der @eltfiilte murben ourh oie Slut
tart gei6doigt. @egen 100 Menihe,r
iino setotet unb pielei1t 800 Der.
leet; tauienoe BON Samilien iolsll
oboaflos umberirren. Die @erpas-
tlins Der Sniel bat beim aongreB los
wie beim Soften &rell5 UNI l~lnterItiit-
5lrng nafeeiudt.
-
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,rer yrs1e tr seras;; JJrsitag ben 1B. Otobtr 1915.

mebr fobig, eitten friiden Grieb stt
trelben, einen rettenoen @eoanfen I'll
| fo'ien, Gr fam nid)t mebr bonocln--
| banole ou!
Wfein @ott, uber mie oenn2 S0rei-
ben? Ser 9oftor bate ibr er5dbf,
SEEING slime oie9riefe gar nid1t mehr,
one er betomme, allsgenomrmen ettun
Die oienItli6en S1reiben. - NeiL
Ute mlB i'm ieben, tbn in Sen @ee
treten, ml1B 81 ibm ipredenl
Mas oenn dber2 9os m1Bte lie
nod nidt; Der 3ufaQ miiroe ibr be(-
fen, irgeno Elm @ort miiroe lie fin
Den, oos i6m 5lt Ser5en gebt gar
ntd]t mai uiele bral16ten es ST leinl
Satiadlid idlief iie nidt einen
Angenblid in oieier Nodt, uno ols
Der Sag anbrad, ltabl tie iid alts
Sem Sblaf5immer llno lief in oen
Garten. gr lag I1on i'm ooaltau
Sonneni0etn uno Der Gut funfeIte
aus alien 8ldttern uno @roiern. Sic
pergaB gan5, Dap tie inn Worgenort
oug mar einem alten, i0par5 INTO
tDeiB ge1nmiterten aattunfleiod)efl
oeiien Sod Elm flein mente 5u fur5
gemoroen, ltno oeIien Blnie nit oem
Matroienfragen ibrer prdbtigen @er
italt Elm Wenis finblid lleB. sic
hatte nur fliidfig Die Saare seoros
net; tie bingen ibr IN 5pei ldmercn
6leften berunter, wie 4enne lie al
iener Belt nod germ true, aIs JIG
init SEEING unb gonte Gntilie ib,e
MISUNDERSTANDING madte. Inter Dem
&ate 8reenapap SUIT, Der aud EN-
altes SnoentarItif mar, gudten lire
Iugen ins 2eere binalts, ouf ibrerl
@efidt ~meebielten Note uno 8ldlie,
nno lire 6iiBe ~ma1loelten l0nglt Oil
Berbalb oes @artens oen @alopeg
binter oer 9omane entlang, Ser gum
SuiIenI6loB6en fiibrte. Gort itono
Die 0rau 6oritertn ibou Dor ser Sitt
nno lab ibr gan5 perpunocrt entge=
gen.
vSdtt' Sic beilabe sor ltidt CT,
fannt, 5rdulein Map!" REF lie, voas
fleioet iie ia mie elm 8adfiI1den
Sdonen guten Morgen! @oQen Sic
10 5eitig idon iingen?"
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5bren @iillI6en gu Aenne geipro6elt
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I,okaiIes.
&abrid)einlid)es @ctter.

Sir Son 4ntouio nrlo llmgegenc:
3eate abeuo ltno morge1t flar. Gent
Deratllr 70-S4.
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Gohun.

Cotton.
San 4ntonio, beilte 81 Gents.
8aluefton, eeitern 1926 Gents.
Gottoniamen -Tro6mfte.
Gan Nntonio, IS. Oftober, 1918 :
Brine @ruoe Cotton SeeD Oil. $1.31.
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Trotzige Herzen.

Gontan Don q. @eimburg.