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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
NOW AN IRISH PRODUCT

DUBLIN. MAY 2S.--Duhlln has
developed greatly the stained glass
art industry and many churches
which used 10 get stained glass from
Munich now get Il at home Ih'
reputation OF Irish glass has been
grown and extended beyond the b"f-
dcrs OF ireland and windows nave
been supplied not only to churches
IN England but across the Allan E.
A remarkable window has lr'
been on exhibition In Dublin. II IS
the memorial which the Duke OK
ConiauEht Is putting up IN ottawa
Go the memory OF thu eight mem h"i
OF his Canadian staff who fell In. tga
war. The window was designed nv
young Belfast artist, Miss Gcdd'~
II represents a procession ot SOLE
dicr saints, IohSinus, Sebastian,
Martin, Edmond. Joan ~ Arc ana
King Louis led by Saint Michael ana
Saint George and followed by hlh5
Arthur's knights, meeting a warri.i
escorted by the archangcl Gabt|
and Raphael and the angels ''
Death and ~ Peace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
NO ROOM EoR RED RADICALS.

There ls no room FOR Red radicals
IN this country. Attorney b'nrraI
Palmer says In his latest address.
We must continue tho most vigorous
pu.icy OF repression to prevent this
rtnrrruus element the bomb throw
crs. inccudiarics and OssassinS from
rNIulur any hopdway In this coun'ry.
Tho investigation So far hnv" been
satisfactory 100 this respect showing
tt.I. n l.s poison .u 'h" MO j
states Tho appearance NJ IA" ROD
flag Iu Nrrrt the other day, carried
hy French soldiers who have been
uprNcrfed hy their stay In "A Russian
pnrf and the RolshcNik dcmOnstra.
tons I'm Argentina, Spain and other
countries. give some idea Of tho
sprcad ~ those dangerous criminals
I'm countries where they were not 'N-
pnciod but although the govern
w,u' agents have been active In
their search. they have not been
uuIr tn bring 20 light any strength
Iu. America among The radicals
Tho attorney central believes the
movement ig confined almost cNcIu-
sIyolv 'o aliens and that the doctrine
or dynamite and riot TO overthrow
our government and change our
laws has found little comfort or sun.
port in this country. The speeches
aud votes lu the Federation Of Labor
convention at Atlantic CITY show the
radical element has little support
among tho lnhorinr CLASSES and that
tho di.'urhcrs OF peace. law and or.
der arc fcw among Americans That
snmc undcgrahter should slip In.
considering tho great number of
nr,'otors driven from European
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
LONDON OVERWHELMED
WITH SHIPMENTS OF POR !

LONDON. June cry NAL D.
"The London docks were ll'orh'F
running with port" says report
OF London paper Thousands uf,
on thousands of hoEshcads lty at
around. They blocked the ro'l1
ana filled the sheds There ls mo.
port In London today than thrIe
beer In the whole OF England. SoIil
OF the casks were warped and 'caN
ing The quayside and streets nToul,,'
tho sheds ran red with port h., Wv,
dogs and cats were having mo ll'.
bf their lives The reporter saw
least a dozen drunk. lying ON ~.
sides or their backs beside I''"'
Of wine .-
Shippers with ships In the ou.,tt
docks loaded with wine enml
that the quays were 80 crowded w
port that they had no place +" V,
load their carroer And other WIN.
ships from spain and rormga. "'''
on the way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
cAXEMEN AND crn1Srs.

EcoBomist Glenn Frank. writing
IN the Century. iuois's that America
wants neither reaction nor rcvo.u.
ton. but progress. lie points ont
that n there ever was time 'u
American history when the uec-i far
setting up tho instrumcnts anl
methods FOR common discussion of
common interests was imperative. '
II imperative nov IN this umo OF
1ux. when reckless revolution and
stupid reaction are alike roguetlnr
with tho public mind. making lnl.
Anced sanity OF mass Judgment ln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Senatorp Hitchcock. democratic
leader OF that faction In the senate
which approves Of the league Of ma
tions. is getting himself at cross pur-
poses with some OF tho advocates.
He declares there shall be a fun dls
cussion OF tho Knox resolution To
eliminate The league from the peace
treaty, which Is In direct opposition
TO other proponents who protested
against fun discussion Of the cove
nant itself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
ClnlmIng EEcmptIon.

Nrw York Times
The Germans seem 10 proceed on
The theory either that they were
victorious or that Germans are I'm
some way exempt from the rules that
apply 'O other people. ana especially
from tho rules that Germany hor-
self has always enforced on other
people Sometimes the beaten ma
ton which has paid this hard por-
atty has been a Euiltlcss and injured
nation, but Germany is guilty rs
there any special reason why. for the
first time ir history. the rule that
tho loser pays should be ahroEatcd
iu behalf " tho gulluest nation since
The days ~ Assyria7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

the blind folly Of masses moved by
fuCtiUual emotions.
We are living at a time when civ
llizatiun has been shaken To- ltg
foundation All society is being
weakened 10y disintoEr1tiuE forces
We all need 20 think cooIly and far
thcr than tho suspicious and passions
~ the moment and tp hold fast TO
that which We have reason to know
II We think songibly lis good
Hut " the action of tho Conyeu-
tion In ropudnting the strike was
vitae, the report on judicial conNruc-
tlun aimed especially At the use OF
lnlunctous and contempt proceed.
ings In industrial disputes. can hardly
be thought well considered Even
n We Coucodc that The pOwcrs OF
courts hiv" sometimes been unjustiy
used or uniustly extended. the rem
cdy IS not by di1ohcdicuce. but by
legislation and, II necessary, by the
ballot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

were intended 20 intimidate The au-
thoritles and 10 persuade them not
to press Investigations with y!gor
and persistence. one the contrary,
there is not the slightest disposition
20 drop the investigation or let up
on them, but rather determination
to carry the good work forward un-
til We have rid the country OF these
undcNrables
The movement for law and order
and the suppression OF dangerous
elements IN this country has been
strengthened by the bomb -throwers,
they have convinced us Of the nee
essity Of crushing them before they
become dangerous or even trouble
hnmo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

~ Louis Globe Democrat
The new umcu- lu tho animal and
poultry world are auspicious SO
hens are laying eggs inscribed with
predictions ~ war pcstil,ncc and
famine They are not even giving
forecasts Of political events The
seventeen year locusrs. predicted
some time ago, have not appeared Iu
quantity and none has been reported
as bearing the umiuuus Initial OF
war on lts back Du the contrary.
there are signs ut the lion eating
straw lik" an OK. OF the wolf DWELL
Ing with the liub and the leopard
lying down with the kii. win .l"
cah and the young lion and the
failing together.
A yCtaCiUus correspondent UT T7vU-
ton, ohio. SAYS that ON the Frederick
farm near there hen has adopted
A litter ~ pigs following the ac-
ciicntH death ~ their mother she
scratches industrious.y Tor them and
when she discovers anything that
seems IN hor Judgment a delicdCy
she calls them 90 b; and they an
swer her Cluck ana grrcdily devuu-
Whatcycr she has found, either be-
cause OF the omulvuruus character
of the porcine appetite or through
refinement OF courtesy h.rluiuI,
unsupported In the species Pho in
i,iatyc was uuqu,a'IuuunN nhyu u,
the hon, famed for her maternal i'm
"unct There have been IuuuwDrIulr
cases ~ hens rlIsIrI lyCh.UgH win
as much tenderness us they would
show chicks Many stores have b,,u
told OF tho obvious distress OF a hen
at seeing the duCkllugs soft an de-
tlunCe all her traditions hy taking
10 the water The hen ahhOrs water.
externally applied. as much AS the
recent Washington paradcys resent
It's compulsory Internal use. The fact
Is preserved in our speech boo the
strong expression mad az wet
hen
The correspondent should watch
this new development carefully IL
will be interesting to know whether
the hen can overcome the hprcdl-
tary inclination ot her adopted chill
drcn FOR the miro There is "a theory
that blood Will tell I' may iu this
case. hut it is 90 bc hoped that J.,
may not hc tho blood ut the hen.
II the hen ana pigs can dwoU toe
gc'hcr I'm permanent amity. We iu-
suit tho human race Boy the p..si.
migtic conclusion that war ana strife
are natural and irrvmod.abIr habits
uf mankind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

orcasngly difficult There nre thoso
who would have our hwH ana iuHu-
mtions lumber along iu sublime dis
regard ~ the Necessity Tor hcir
being adjusted 20 current circun
stdnccs. th'ro are those who wo'Hl
have our laws ana iusuuuons race"
ahead ~ tho fbcg In - SIR Gulahai
expedition after an imagined good.
Both groups rcactipnIH's and r"yo-
uliouAfs. mako Hpc'iIuH pIctb Tho
task rrmains ~ producing national
policies mat viii 80 between ana
beyond the CaEomrn policies ~ 'hc
bourbon and tho oub.N politics ~
tho boiShcrl8i In the sort of time
We are pnasIug through. nothing pl.l
no surely protect us from hnHy g,
pertinent and Insure rational pro-
grogs O., me mll frro ana m,.aIuor
'lscuwlou ~ our public problems
dtHousuon ln which the rank ana
fiIe of NE people pnriUlptt'
put tho major dlfnruiy with us
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
TTNR nEING OnnINNRY.

A writer In a recent issue Of
IIarpers magazine claims that We
are tho victims ~ n great fear of
being ordinary, that We 90 shun tho
roproach of being easily persuaded
that We reject the good thtngs along
with tho bad and pretend 10 have
faith In nothing Gone are tho lays
OF our weakness when wc believed In
such superstitious as tho wisdom of
our parents tho innocence ~ child
hood. the rcspcctabIlity NJ marriage.
and tho compcnsations OF love,
Gone. too, that quaint era ~
credullty when wo believed that
prcsidents were the peoples choice,
that newspapers printed actual hap
pcnlngs, and that great men we're
truly Just and good For today We
know tho truth about AN things
and the truth preclulcs ldcalism aud
sentiment
No man man plead ignorance or
these things. and only in tho con-
fessionals do the good priests hear
now and then some halung tale OF
faith In tho old triunc God. ot super
sutious belief In mankind or ~
folicitous hours Of love For there
arc weak souls 90 whom all this
revelation has brought only con
fusion and unrest
II was not without ils pain tor olf
of ~ The face OF Truth ls not easy
Goo look upon From 'rA, FIRST terri
hle night when somo lt.ycor. old
cynlc AZ the sunday school christ
mas tree snatchci the false face and
the long white beard or Santa Claus.
and revealed to our shocked eyes the
features ~ old Jrpson Flint who had
mover been known 90 give even an
apple away and who had sent word
only tho duy before that no would
forccloso the mortgage ON our house
that very week from that might the
truth has been dls.ntogrnung 10 our
peace OF mind HWt ON that ulght
We learned our lesson. too For our
lN-yNar- old cyuic Ehyo us warning
when he laughed first nt our cred
uury. but we Ercw angry argued re.
itcrated our faith and our belief and
so ne was driven 20 tear or the
mask Sow We spare ourselves that
needless last oN'ryWo Today tho
laugh mu..rs. "a uf,od eyebrow kills
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
PHONE 5000
SUNDAY. JuNn %. 1910

Thou srt my hdinr place thou shsll
preserve mo from trouble thou shalt
compass me about With sonIi Of delversnss
Pas g21
Hos are ny servants blessed. o lord,
How sure 10 their defence
Eiernsl Wisdom 10 their guide
Their help Omnipoience
Blessed are ell they that put thsir trust
10 him. PaA. 2l2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Mr,icnns Killed h, Plane

MARIA, Texas June 2Ia'sasy %
NoNican boys were killed yesterday
whom an army elrPlenc. one ~ the
border patrol auu1drop ran them
down as it was making landing
horo in % high wind The plane was
smashed and the pilot AMI observer
Mcrn hruLseA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
A PIE ETR0p0LiS

that tho water is IN tho Spavnaw
Nhirh some others Of the Oppoal ion
deny. and that II is cool and clear
ns coutrndcd This Is quito an ad-
mission from man who can make
a trip over rt twenty milea an hour,
glye the damBIto "a casual once over
and find a Elnring error of over
two million dollars In tho estimate
made by half "A dozen engineers.
4 profit and losa item from the
Naguncr Record. a 2OO-pOund
man can board the train NJ Musko.
gee and come 20 Wagner FOR 20
cents, but n a iO-pound express
package wants 10 rio up on the
sumo trtin the cost Is 6S cents Sow
one ~ two things is true The rail-
road !s losing lot u' money on the
20 pound man or the express COM
puuy is making an ungudly proc'i
ON the 10 pound package
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

ny CARRIER ~ TuI.sA. SAND SPRINGS
KENDALL AND RID FORK
Morning or Evening with sunday
Per Week Observation-Disclosures. ~
Per YrE' In Advance ............ 4 90
Morning and Essnint. With SUNDAY
per Year, IN Advance .........t.. 10 O0j
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

The truth Is that w n. Holway
city chemist. did not file a report
with the city auditor which shows
the water tShell creek) Is free from
any such germs AT this time. as
falsely reported In the Page organ
ut Friday morning. Holway stated
that he never made a bacterialogical
analysis OF Shell creek water anA
that he never reported that 10 Wa
free from germs Which statements
can be depended upon for the truth
those Of Chemist Holway and me
council Of defense or those ~ the
Page organ
The truth Il that the report of
the committee representing The
Tulsa Trades and labor council
with rCgnris to the Spnvlnaw
proposition was tabled indefinitely,
without action, ut the regular
meeting 1hursdny night. The Page
organ, la us report" Of the Wcei.
ing relies upon "strrct gossip Tor
IT'S information. The truth i that
the street gossip Is the main ~our''
of reliance for many Of the broad
and unfoundcd statements appear
Ing In tho Ppgu organs.
Maycs county Is building a road
from Salina 10 the county line al
point east OF the town Sphvina"
For this purpose the county commits
siuncrs arranged for tho location oi
convict camp ON tho road 'n -
labor 20 bc used In It's construction
The town of SpavinaW .h st.A
hayc raisedS $3.50 by popular SUB.
scripuon as a donation to the fund
from which the road Is being paii
for The Tulsa ozark club agreed
10 pay for grading OF the road IN
DelcAurc county which might nN
be financed by the fund, hy sun
scription ~ not to exceed |-,0oV'
Those are the concrete facts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
The Truth
Shell Creek Lies Nailed

Approximately 100 Tuluns ,,,,.,
SpaNlnaw creek Wednesday. ,,....d ,,,a.,sd
cred the truth for themseIy., Wv.
learned from deed inhablmrf. SSul
statements 10 the effcc, ma, vac
creek goes dry are false scc,,. mo
b"lievinE Then why not ,Ir,t,,. "
trip to Shell creek2 why mo-, ~,
Veriise 10 the public a similar .,,',.
sion and let the citizens lear, ~
ruin about the puddle of dtso,,1
bacteria why not let the rI,l,sa1
see and smell ana even taste n th,,
care TO riTk II. the water which ,a,
talns typhoid and baccilus germ. ",
the rate ~ 400, O60 900 10 the g,I,on
the same that Charles Page wnpld
pipe TO the city OF Tulsa?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

ON Grvmnt ot tho cKpcnHT~Ft ~
bcr shoes oklahoma CityA moun'en =
police force H To- be reduced from
sixteen TO eight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

juno came In with the angels ian.
ming a cooling breeze win their nuf.
~ wings, but II is going ont with the
d"vi burning an extra tank % fuel
oil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

There appears to hc as many ar
fercnt opinions As Ia tho capacity ~
the SpaVinhw az thero arc view
points 10 dog fight
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

The truth Ia that the theory al.
vanccd by the Page organs WIS %
the effect that Germans were work
ing I'm Tulsa and that II was German
poison witch sickenod some 90 high
school boys on their camping trip 20
Shell creek hut an investigation
proved that the boys were slckened
by water which they used from shell
crock an analysts OF which disclosed
900 GOO. 900 disease bacteria 10 tho
gallon. This statement Ia suhsiau.
t.nted hy the following extract from
a PROCLAMATION issued 10y the council
~ defense following the invcs'iea'
ton.
"It ~ the unanimous opinion ot
all parties Investigating the mat
ter that tire boys are suffering
from malaria or "A mild form of
typhoid fever and thnt there Is
no fact or circumstance that would
give rt-c Ia riimor OF German
propaganda To destroy the health
and impair the efficiency OF the
young men of the high school
Tulsa County Council Of Defense.
tSigpcdl -. Burr Gibbons,
Chairman
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Tho law In MuAkogcc has dccid
ell that u Ia no offcnsc against the
peace and dignity Of tho city Tor -
man 10 drive his mother n-law OF
tho prcmiscH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Tho ban ~ lifted! Tho name NJ
&. s. Avery has been stricken from
the list and his name again an
pears In the columns of the I,ngc
Press. There Is "A blacklist posted
nj the Page shop. II boar tho
nnms's ~ men md firms that havo
at one time or other opposed pppr
In sp1c ~ hts schemes. ndcr
ordinary conditions the name ~
MIR. Avery would bC ignored hy
tho Page interests rcgnrdlc,. "
It's connection with legitimate
news. But when there H. ncc,p,.ity
for room In which to'lihcl another
citizen his name Is stricken from
the list. A. fast ns citizens tell
the truth about Page they arr at.
tackled by the PaEr organs and an
attempt Is made tO bcllttlc their
characters. Under ordinary condl.
lions they would only be fnnCl,lb,t-
cd ~ public spirited citizens who
will not stand for a onc-mnu town
"ISc thou nm unbcilcycr In my Cpdc
W. shall hc blackllStcd and shall h.
ridden In my newspapers That
IL tho Pngc CiiCt issued frum
sand springs to Johnny and Frank
md Icnnlnc That is the truth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

TULSA HpRNlNt WORLD
MFHUtN uF THE ASsOCi tfEb fiti Ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

Right now would no' be n good
time 10 take n special census or tu,
population IN Tulsa. bat wo can {
see how Kansas city and Joplin
overlooked the opportunity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

As a sport writer puts II. Dcmp.
soys one ChnnCe ls Nililrd.s mid
die. and WulArd'a one chance is
pempscy's Jaw In orhor words. II IN
just about titty-flfy ns which bruisor
viii reach his objective FIRST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

lt Is now rumorcd lu financial clr-
rlrs that w ". Seal press agent fur
tho anti .bonders ln The lNth precinct
has induced hD rowml,lu, 'u Boo.
crease De compensation from ? .l
TO 81 30. On account ~ the demand
OF the special writer's This u as Hr
as tho finance committee. who Ig
handling 'hc s.ush fund. tccI Ju1u.
fled in going
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29

The girl In tho Kennedy building.
who recently visited Chicago. is fear
m, that all OF the Fourth Of july
celebrations In this section OF the
country are going to be tame az.
fairs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23
UN DIRIGIABIL CADE Pc o BANCA DIN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, % Iulie. Un-
sprezece persoane au fost omorlte
imediat 81 alte douazeci 81 sapte
au fost ranite ieri dupa ameazi
cind un balon' dirigiabil, intre-
buintat pentru sboruri de inccr-
care cit 81 pentru amuzare la un
pare din South Side, luat foe,
pc cind sbura la 1000 urine pc
deasupra districtului comercial
din Chicago, 81 cazut apoi prin
coperiSul de sticla al bancii Iii
nois Trust Savings Bana.
Gel mai multi dintre morti
sunt dintrc cei ce lucrau in ban
ca prinsi 81 arsi de focul puternic
cauzat de exploziile balonului.
Cind cazut balonul in banca lu-
crau peste 200 de contsbili 81 alt
lucratori, cea mai mare parte
fete.
Balonul apartinea companiei
Goodyer Tire & Ruber Go. ii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23

Akron, Ohio. De mai multe ore
balonul sbura pc deasupra aces
tut district, inainte de accident.
Mil de oameni priveau cind
luat foe dirigiabilul 81 cind
cazut.
Cauza acestui accident nu sc
site inca, insa Sc crede ca orr
scinteie &c sarit in motor a a.
prins gazul, orr Cd balonul q fost
prea tare umplut Gu gaz, lar ra-
zele soarelui facut ca expans:u-
nea gazului sd creased, jar acea-
sta expansiune sd fie cauzat spar
gerea balonului. Focul s'a putut
aprinde de la motor.
Dintre cei din balon toti au
sarit 81 au scapat Gu umbrelele
de salvare, afara de d-nul Earl
H. Davenport, agentul pentr,l
publicitate al parcului White CT
|ty Amusement Park, care 4 ca
zut Gu balonul ii q fost tot ars
'pe coperisul b2ncii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-23
DESPRE SITUA-
TIA DIN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, % Iulie. =
Casa representation inceput
astazl ceea ce Sc asteapta a ii o
complecta cercetare asupra situ-
atiei din Mexico.
Obiectul cercetarilor, spus
leadarul republican Mondell, va
fl stabilirea unei politici definite
pentru viitor. Henry p. Fletcher,
ambasadorul din Mexico va Fl
prima marturie.
O cercetare preliminara Sc va
tinca de catra cOmitetul easel
representation, dupa aceia in
sarcinarea va cadea in sarcina u.
nui comitet special.
Chestii speciale vor fl cautate
81 stabilize, uncle ce dateaza inca
din anul 1910, 81 acestea sunt:
Ce politica intrebuintat Sta.
tele Unite Sc faca pc Mexico Ca
sa accepte platirra despagubiri-
lor cerute de Americani pentrI
pagubele cauzate.
Cc asigurari a dat guvernul me
xican ca proprietatile natiunilor
strainc vor fl protejatc.
&c masuri sunt luate acum ca
Sc protejeze proprietatile Ameri
canilor 81 vietile lor 81 ce asigu
rari a dat Mexico ca va coOpera
in aceia directie.