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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
Norges Melodier.

Bergsge, With. Era Piazza del Popolo.
-Denne bergmte Novelle-cyklus har
Gge siden sin Fremkomst for netop so
Aar siden, 1866, varet en- dansk Ynd-
l;ngsbog; 845 Slider, eleg. indb. $3.50
Bdlledbog med Bileder. Her finder: man
a. G. Andersens egne udklippede Illu-
strationer til en- Rmkke af hans YER
densbersmte Eventyr; Teksten or
trykt paa Dansk, Engelsk, Tysk og
Bxynildsen, J. Engelsk-D ansk-N orsk
iOrdbog. "Brynildsen'' er overall a
set som den afggrende Autoritet j
Spsrgsmaal ON Stavning og Udtale af
engelske, danske og norske Ord. Bo-
gen indeholder henved 1000 tmttrykte
Slider. Indb. 5 .4O
Drachmann, Ho1ger: Mindeblade fra.
Danmark; fire Gengivelser af Drach-
MAINS danske Malerier: K9benhavns
Rhed; K~oldingfjord; Sundet we'd
Kronborg; Skagens Rev og Fyr. St9r-
relse: 12x9 Tommer 100
sEbe, Nies Jul. 100 Timer i Engelsk.
1ste Del. En- Lerebog i.det engelske
Sprog, til i SEEKS Maaneder at l@re at
mse, tale og skrive ct Sprog. 210 81.
der. Smukt indbunden ----.-.-----.75c
Hetnse, John. Danmarks Kamp for Syn
derjylland. Denne Bog har netop nu
ganske seerlig Interesse for dem, der
vii sHtte sig ind i Verdenskrigens For
historic. Sp9rgsmaalet ON Sgnderjyl-
lands Fremtid vii eptage megen Int
reese we'd den hommende Fredskon-
Hermann, Carl. Kongens Yndling. DEN
ne .kendte historiske Roman forelig-
ger ct b~egrmnset Restoplag. 805 81,
der, eleg. indb. $50
Holbsrg, Ludwig. samlede popul@re
skrifter. Et fyldigt og udtgmmende
Udvalg at Holbergs Komedier, Epist-
Ter etc. fire tykke, st@rkt OF smukt.
indbundne Bind
hugo, Victor. Manden som Ter.
Roman ......... ..... 80
MckInley's, Wm., berpmmelige
Liyshistorie, at Murat Halstead4
426 Kyartsider med mango nlu-
strationer. Elegant indbunden
L fluid Marokko med Guldsnit. 1.5O.
Do. do imiteret Marokko 100
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
.stprre Mationer fru 4. Mpp.

Sra 4. geob. ct Mationer,1es
'Stgrrel{e al @eaieri1gen faItiat iao&
lebeg pr. Snoipio:
Tor gr1fhffer $50 Gram ~ &6.)
pr. l1ge, for Safe beregnes ION
brpn6t IS Gram pr: 11ge, for &or'1,
MeI og 9rooufter 0eraf ct abantum
iparenbe til $50 Gram Md pr.
Sag. a%afferatior tilftaaes iffffe
@grn, iom er fe6t efter 81. Decbr.
1912. Observation-Disclosures
tet er be1nbnoiget til at gipe @eg1er
ON 8enptte1ie al &orn, @rter og
8g1uuer til l16iRo lamt til at falt=
.1ette 6e n~oieoesmeng6er, TOM fat,
anbenoes i Sc forfiellige DNtrifter.
Bormooentlig bill @ationerne mort,
MI efter @rigens 0pber, flr11e gges
betp6elig, ON man END life itrafs
Tan lutte meb al &ationering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Hbe, Niels Jul. 100 Timer j Engelsk.
1ste Del. En- Larebog i.det engelske
Sprog, til i SEEKS Maaneder at lRre at
lRse, tale og skrive ct Sprog. 2l0 81
der. Smukt indbunden ------75c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

skandinavisk Illustreret Kogebog. Skan.
dinaviske Husmgdre j Amerika har
l@nge anerkendt denne uds6gte Sam
ling Opskrifter (625) som Autoritet.
800 Slider n m
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Kreds. 59S Slider, eleg. indb.ss1.5e
Maurier. Georges du. Trilby.
Roman fra det Parisiske Kunst-
nerliv ....... 80
Nissen, Henry. Dansk-Engelsk OF En-
gelsk-Dansk Ordbog, 532 Slider. indie
holder tillige an MRngde Oplysninger
og Tabeller. Indb.i L@derbind $1.00
I Shirtingsbind 6Oc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Drachnann, Holger: Mindeblade fra
Danmark; fire Gengivelser af Drach-
MAINS danske Malerier: Kgbenhavns
Rhed; Koldingfjord; Sundet we'd
Kronborg; Skagens Rev og Fyr. Stdr-
relse: 1919 Tommer 81 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
Bach-Album.

Bach-Album.
Thirteen chorals with English and Norwegian words.
40 How Shall I Receive Thee? q Come. Holy Ghost;
/, oys ess' !; Pt 8 Morning saS H? s;s5 4 Ron : r Mighty syd 1 ss;ssf:
little io' Flock sSs's 8 I1 Ne% Rest e f1 Beneath nsGn1 Nights e t Shadow Mo'' 3 )
Me; III From God Shall Naught Divide Me; icy We
All Believe IN One True God; 13) Sing Praise to God
sendes portofrit for asc.
Wennerberg-Album.
From the l., 2, 4, s, 8. IL, -, 10, 10, 30, ar 23. and
"a. Psalms of David.
For Solo, Chorus of Mixed Voices, and Piano or Organ.
Ffit tilsendt, soc.
Twenty Norwegian Folk Melodies.
in easy arr angement for Piano.
Tyve at de NEST bekendte og populsre norske National
sange og Folkeviser, med norsk Text. Kun csc, fmt tilsendt
Northern Choir Album.
Eleven Sacred Choruses by
Norwegian'American Composers
Raade r1 ne1sk g 9g sngs!sk Text ii INV Musk a Arthur Bs.gh,
sen, F. 6. Petersen og' N. Tjernagel.
sendes portofrit for 40 Cents.
Norwegian Folk Dances.
10 populere norske Dsnsemelodier udsat for Piano.
soc, fit tilsendt. #
Norges Melodier.
En- Samling at Diet skj1nneste af Diet rationale, hjcmlge
og tiltalende, som den norske Sangliteratur hr at opvise,
omfattende Fsdrelandssange, Soldater- tog Sdmandssange,
Romancer, udvagte Folkesange og F~okedanse, SAINT en-.
kettle hunnoristiske Sange, etc, udsatte for Piano i let spill
leige Arrangements. Udkomnet 5 Bind, hvert Bind in
~deholdende ca. I23 Sange4og Melodier.
Roster kun SIPS pr. Bind, frt tlsendt.
c. RASMUSSEN CO.,
7ao-722 So. 4h Street. Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

meget smuk Farm paa 174 Aeaas
i Diet velkjendte no9asw
Mil fra Starbuck, 8 Nil fra Lowe
norsk luth. K1rke. Telefon og Posi-
med Lerunderhg,. ligger nastpn
Acres under PIov, Resten godt HDL
az ct 8 VRrelses Beboelseahue<
Barn med HStott god Brand OF
til den billige Pns az $55. rB
nermere Oplysninger skriy til e1lez
Kcntof: First Natl Bank.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Hermann, Carl. Kongens Yndling. Den
ne .kendte historiske Roman forelig-
ger ct begrmnset Restoplag. 805 Si
der, eleg. indb. $3.50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Mau, A. Fire Hundrede Fortmllinger,
Disse Smaaforta1linger har allerede
vundet en- kmmpem@ssig L@sekreds,
der anbefaler Bogen til endnu starre
Kreds. 598 Slider, eleg. indb. S1.5o
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03

Holbsrg, Ludwig. samlede populmre
skrifter. Et fyldigt og udtgmmende
Udvalg at Holbergs Komedier, Epist-
Ter etc. j fire. tykke, st@rkt og smukt
indbundne Bind Oh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
.Stor traablss Citation beb 8obp,
De rent baablp1e Borbob, ion1

(. St0r trQa0leS StattDn DeD OOOp.
De rent. bnablpie 5orbo1b, ion1
fienoeteg1er Observation-Disclosures !
set norolige g2orge, bill forbaabellt-
lig life ON alt for lang Gi6 b4ibe
rettet paa. Eelegrafoireftpr Seftpe
for taget Broblemet op til 2psniag
og arbeioer energi{f for at -ltprfe Be
faite 2inier pe6 Dprettelie al traao=
.le}e 5tationer. Ser ct MI traaolgle
beo ariitimia, stapanger % Ser
gen, og Der fomtner mart en- peb
Eronbbiem. Dibere nor6ober er
6et Meningen at faa en- i 9ror1sp'
og en- I Ginmorfen, formobentlig oa
beo &irfenps. Men@ Der trp11ges e,
Mellemftation mellem S%ronobiem
% Gromsd, og be111e oil MI hlipc
oprettet / Nerbeben al 8o6g. S
5auifc ii1oe i 5uIten er Stuten
ifero meo at fire fig b%etpoelige
Mreoler. Ser fommer iaa me0 81
ben Ell fraftig traao1ps Citation,
lom forl,be1 Mellemle6 i @orO.
norge=geettet biz tjere fon Sorbin-
oeIie. for Sc min6re ap1tItationer,
iom Ser bliper Ell NGffe at opoDer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-01-03
Northern Choir Album.
Norwegian Folk Dances.

10 populsre norske Dansemelodier udsat for Piano
soc, frit tilsendt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
In NIcfiiOriann.


DC ,>in ;i,emory OF M dear mother. Mr..
years ago. july - 1919.
From a world OF sorrow and pain
70 /" LAND OF peace and res,
'ys! iia- taken YOU. dear mother.
F." mere 80. nave found eterua! resi-:
81 HER DA UGiirEN
A!%IEE In LOVING memory o. my dear
nLshdu! and father. Thomas r i!nter
I'm israft.t ,his N:e o.-nt years ago
~ alone IN the twilight
Thvnhns abou, niy nfecious husband
no mad 20 leave Us AL.
Sometimes almost fancy
MAJ h. Is hach with me.
An. it"ch . clasp his loving hand
h'' no Gear husband 40 see.
oh then vii DC SO happy
- ~ tn.r" wh-r. ati - Mc!i.
To greet aEa.u our daring father.
-" NOR" q" say farewell.
TIDatS i. i.I.ASTOH
Wner"as. j.. tn wisdom II Almighty God
oeHI" !11H i."h n..o"rd 10 tan. IRON! among
u our associate aUu iTra!4eM.. Thoma.
b q, r.solvcG. by Tho board o. Directors
Q. he RtchnpUi Dairy company assem-
ina boxing "a submission to this DIS
t,Asa'lnn 81 ftnyidrncc, we desire 20 "1-
Resolved .4ithtr. tnai ,llrIns ;hs tw.,,IT
nia.- Year. e. has connection. with this com
inny. DoinG President from It's orran!za-
cst esteem both Oy his associates and by'
AZ who w"r" brought IN contact with him.
EentIe and hinG auG his high sense o.
honor coutroi."l E.s "ls=Y act.
keso!v.i further. that. We EXPRESS TO hts
fympatEy and that these revolutions b..
recorded "a GU. minutes. 4 copy TO his
lCat!oG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles for Sale. II
ARMSTRONG MOTOR co.
1919 Went Broad. Phone boulevard 1895.
Commonwealth Touring Cars and Oneida
Trucks
YOUR competitor uses classified advertis.
Ing. How about you2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
I'uncrul Directors

PHAUP-Ed"ln lmAun. Funeral Director
and EmLalmor sos f. Main Street
Maulsou L3l knniolph b6G3
SUTHERLAND l.. Sutherland & Sons,
1905 West Main Street Phone Boulevard
ga. Night aud sunday. Randolph 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

WADE Sacred TO he memory o. our dar-
linz son and brother, George Edward.
who departed mis- ii:e three years ago to-
Gdy, July -. 1915.
MY o>lr ROY.
SIT alone IN The twilight
AS the shadows bog fall.
Thinking about my only boy.
Who had to leave Us all.
Sometimes ] nlrnos, fancy
That he is hack WIKI me.
And reach TO clasp his loving hand.
I3ut nothing DO sec.
turn to catch his foo,s;cp.
But all is stil IL b":
And that step III never hear again.
For he q gone f"rc."r from me.
our home ia sad nd lonely
No on" can iili the vacant chair.
For none could take has place.
no more I'll hear his laughter.
As in the DAYS Of yor":
For he has been transplanted
Ger on the Golden shore.
And there among tho angels
In shining robe sits he.
Watching at the p-arly gate.
Waiting TO welcome me.
All then I'll he so happy
Up there where all is WELL
To greet again my angel boy.
No more sag farewell,
ny His Mother. Father and Sisters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

Gas testing by absorption, com.
preston, gravity and volume Rass
Gas Testing Co, COZ Sinclair bldg
Phone Sl07 ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

zee. Tnc reserve is absolutely as
non military as the NoV Scout organ
iLaiion. Another report from the re
cruitng Officers is that Some hONs
do not join because ihry have jobs
and hiy they arc not looking for
other work while the reserve Is a
branch of the United States employ
meut service n Is not an employ
ment agency II is an organization
Of hoSs 10 to 9i who are work ing
or{Going tu school and who viii be
recognized hy the United states gov.
crnment IN doing agriculture work
or faithful work ln an essential In
dustry Employed boys arc re-.
Quirod to take night school or cor
reepoudrnvc courses during their
employment The organization rs
principally composed Of high school
boys who will work on the faritis
next summer.
The state hcadqunrtora Tor the re-
serve tx IN the " :. : bank huild
Ing and the civ headquarters IL In
the boys division Of the V NJ G \
,n charge of O s Uurkho,der
Tho Girls Reserves and the Roy
Working Reserve are going 10 fur
ulsh the y W G. \ summer cnmp
Win NcE'IihItH. ~ meeting OF
the United states BoNs Working Re
serve, which WAS attended by 30
members 10 was planned thar the
hoys Wonld assist the girls in clear
inc PnrthcuH park of undcrhrush
ana plant flower and vegetable glr.
dcns lay outRolleN ball courts and
In general pu, the grounds In shape
Tor the \. W. g. \. At ! o'cloclS next
saturday "a special cnr viii carry
these young people to the camp site
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
STATEMENT OF
MAYOR HUBBARD

CONTINUED FROM FACE TWO
deals. | am not going to be hlutiod.
he can't brihc me and II hc can get
"A grand Jury to indiCt me III get
the spccdicst trihl possible ana II
he wins In court. after affair trial
or not, he can just bet I'll be right
here TO continue the scrap as tdr
AS the road is laid out
4 haven't a million or two OF
money stolen from incompetent
Indians or the government 70 run
even one matchmaking newspaper,
but II I can't get any audieuc"
any other way I'll make speeches
from the street corners or get out
a handbill and tell the folks about
the crooked work OF Mr. Charles
Page. Nv Int l. In the ring and
ac will -,c whether Tulsa II GO
ing to bC u safe place for n dcCplt
man to live In and do business Oh
the square. or whether IA reign of
Page bOlsi,cNism H. to he the order
of the days and years to come.
This Is not alone my fight hut II
~ the fight OF every fairmindcd
citizen OF Tulsa. | am not the
first man Page has undertaken to
rum or uFi\t out OF Dubllt lllt or
out Of the community But he
can Just gamble the last dollar s9f
stolen iponcy he possesses and the
last pint OF high lacked whiskcy
he has on his premises that he is
going To have "A job he'll hc mighty
glad TO turn over to some other
gent before he gets through with
this scrap. ForcbearanCe ceases
to he "A virtue sometimes and that
Is the condition | am in.
"If the business men and clti-
zens OF Tulsa want political
high jaCkcr' running the affairs
OF this community and standing
everybody up and shooting news
paper scandal at them morning.
noon and night, the thing for
them to do IS To side In with Mr..
Page That is where they belong
am on the other side and SO
long as ain mayor I'll be right
there Now lets see what man
ner OF citizenship this town Is
made of"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
GOVERNMENT ASKS BIDS
ON P0STOFFlCE SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for supplying
material and manufactured article.
for use by the posloflicc department.
ordered during the fiscal year clos
ing June 80. 1920. WI bc received
by tho purchasing agent ~ the de
partmcnt at Washington until AprU
-, according TO Information received
in this city 10y H. Il Johnson. local
assistant postmaster.
Among the articles upon which
bids are wanted are canvas satchels
with leather backs. mail CollogI ors
sacks coin sacks. cotton towcling
cheese cloth. carriers straps, belt
ing and raWh4de mCiuR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
PICTURES SHOW BOY
RESERVES IN ACTION
Free palhc Exhibition nt uI.b
school Auditorium THIS
Afternoon

\ free picture entertainments at
the high school auditorium this AZ, +.
ernoon AT 4 30 o'clock. To which the
public Is invited. win show how hoys
arc trained for service In the Boys
Working Reserve. forces for which
are being recruited here al the sug
g"suon Of the government for tho
purpose OF employing The surplus
time or school boys and others in
essential work
Tho puthc pictures show the farm
cr's son being called TO war and the
crippled condition OF the farm or
Eani%atloU resulting from lack uf
labor The picture will show the
boys from the city coming to helm
the farmer IN the harvesting nf his
crops aud tho care OF hi~- cattle.
FINDERS viii be seen az work ip the
fold and herds OF cattle grazing on
the range The boys of the working
reserve viii lac seen IN their happy
employment through an of these nc.
tNiucs II IL an outdoor picture mll
of wholesome thoughts for the boys
OF the land
The Hoys' Working Reserve is
launching another campaign FOR
members this week Tho enrolling
officer IN charge Of the north side
is walker Monroe. Kendall district.
Wills Holland, east side. Kenny
Lewis, south side, Vaughn Christie
South Main street. Miss LEVEL car
pcnter and Rcllvicw, Elisha Esslcy.
Associate State Director Meyer
states that enrolling officers arc
bringing In stories OF what seems to
hc erroneous idcaA concerning the
reserve, Some of the officers stated
that mothers wcrc not permitting
ihcir boys 10 enroll because they
might be called into military srrv-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
PERSHING DIRECTED
TO GRANT RELEASES
commander u Told OF Plans To
Rai-. 10000 Volunteers Here
for Purpose Of Replacement
TIE MERIT0RIOUS ARE FIRST
,.,,,, 1. for Return OF Troops VINO
can Present Bc~t Claims just
As Rapidly ~ Possible

w,sIINGTON. Ap1l , -Infor-
u,.r. advising General Pcrshing
,., 40 600 volunteers arc being en-
,..,I n,rc tp replace an equal num-
,,.,,r.rn In his army who want to
.,mc hare. the war department has
,,,a,eI the commander in chef 20
.,n-n promptly for discharge Sc
,..,c,I mpr.,ortous cases AS he re-
,,,ves these volunteer requirements
THE vtr departments cablegram,
mad, public today follows
W urr now cnlistlng for three
,,,,- .n OuO volunteers as follows
%. 400 infantry. 5000 field artillery,
ooo engineers, 5000 medical de
o,,.m,nt " 900 cavalry. These viii
.srf ,ol m detachmcnts OF 1000
a., assignment to the army OF oc-
rnpr arrival " each detachment,
,,,r-n tu the United states for dis
,s,rrr 400 equal number Of men en-.
r.,ed pr drafted Tor the emergency
,sl,r.Ius most mcritorious cases.
,..,erenv those who IAN under cir
'nI,r r.. war department l9lS. and
,ho,r Win class \ and class II al
r,r..,r &c. 10 which reference ia
do prl, dos for the discharge OF
#, man upon his application where
's,-c ID. sickness or other distress In
tho soldier, family or whore he was
,,ce1,I, needed In thc occupation
,-om which he went in civil i.fe into
,bc army The allotment classified.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
PICTURE FILM LAWSUIT
TAKEN UNDER ADJUSTMENT 7

The suit II the R.,D. Lewis Film
oampany NJ oklahoma city against
NAnl smith. local theater manager,
Ia recover t365 on alleged breach
OF contract. was taken under advise
men' hv the court after all testimony
had been presented by both parties
10 the suit
The pll.uun claims that they en-
tered into contract with Smith to
furnish the latter with Ii william
Hart feature films. They state that
two Of the films were shown by
Smith. but that the latter refused
10 carry out his contract 10 snow
the remainder .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
FIVE HUNDRED WAITING
FOR P0ST0FFlCE BOXES

Rent on % postoff.cc boxes az
the local posiOfficc were declared
delinquent Thursday afternoon and
the boxes listed Hs vacant II Il
johnson, assistant postmaster, stated
that Bhe boxes would be rcaSsigucd
to 81 applicants Tor such rcccpihcics
There Is a waiting list OF moro tnan
500 persons who have applied for
this class Of mail service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

LONDON. Npru . At a naiiora
conference held here today undci
tho auspices Of the trade unIon con
Ercss and the labor party. "A roSpIu,
ton WAS adopted unanimously dc
clariuE that the covenant Of th'
league of uat,ons should form u par
of the preliminary treaty of peace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

CARSON CITY, Nevada, April >.
Capital punishment was restored in
Nevada Yesterday when Governor
Boyle allowed an amendment toihc
present murder code TO become "A
Raw without his signature. The law
makes any kind OF wilful, del ber-
ated. and prcmeditated kilkng
murder OF the first degree, punlslf'
amy by death or life imprison-
mtnt. in the discretion OF the jury.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
IlolshcNist Attacks RcpclIcd.

M TINNVEI- Tuesday -NprN I =
Repeated bolshc,ilN attacks along
tho front linc and both tho right
and lef' flank positions controlling
'ldoHerSkah prrc rcpulscd today by
allied forces The Americans. French
hrltish and Russiaus. who. either
separately or together are holding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
Tc,ns Nnrrc- Kctmrn.

NEW YORK. Apru Tho steam.
ship Hcrrdia. which arrived today
from Rrcst brought altogether 81
nurses including contingents from
Texas cities All were guests " king
George and Queen Mary when they
passed through England
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04

positions throughout this territory,
which isa little over 100 miles south
of ArchanEcl. have everywhere held
their lines intact
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-04
I,krninInns Attack Icmbcrr

WARSNW, Tuesday April o.. Tho
tkralnianS continue 10 ,hnmhart
with guns ~ large Cal,brc causing
casualties and damage to property
Elscwhern ou tho front ~ epsicrr
Galicia. the situation is unchanged
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-28
Sc ALQUILA

Una espaciosa casa, cal'e de
Fabian No. / /, parada %, San.
turce. Informa TelGfonO 80 yer-
de. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-28
REL LATO DE UN RUSO HUIDO DE
PETROGRADO
Los horrores de la Russia Bochevque Un apz cuesta SO
duros Sc declara burgueses los obreros huelguitas

Y ell chico ensefia SUI mano. lien;
de llagas.
Son las seiIas del hambre-
,anade-. De un dla, a Otro perece
Ire.
En- Petrogrado no Sc publican
sino los periodicos del Goblerno
La libertad de palabra no exist
sino para las organizaciones bo
cheyiques.
Los tranvias no circular sint
hasta las seis de la tarde, y sufrel
durante la jornada frecuentes ,
ilargulsimas detenciones por falts
de corriente. Ell mas corto viai'
cuesta un rublo y medic. Los
domingos ell servicio Sc interrum
pc.
Los trenes de viajeros no fun
cionan sino dos yeces por selGana
a consequence de la escazes de
carbon, y casi todos los vagones J
locomotoras sc encuentran inserv
bles.
Las fabricas estan cerradas el
su mayor parte, y las escasisimas
que funcionan trabajan en- condi
clones realmente extraordinarias
cada maquinista tiene un cent?
nela con ell fusil EN- la mano.
Cast tOdos los almacenes J
.tiendas sometidos a la socializa
ci0n V a la decentralization estar
cerrados. No hay comeFciantes
porque con tai regimen es impo
sible que los haya.
Para comprar un lapiz sc nece
sta la autorizaci0n, por 10 menos
de diez comisarios, y gracias es
te sistema, el 1apiz cuesta, por Il
menos, cien rublos.
Dada la organization bo'chevi
que, para la venta de un solo ar
tfculo precisa un centenar de ful
cionarios, y 81 luego Ell artfculo s.
roba, mo Sc concede importance;
al hecho.
Los restaurantes y lSs cafes 8
hallan cerrados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-28

Eel peri0dico de Paris "La Cau-
Esa Comun", organO de los refugia
dos rusos EN- Francia, publica un
Dinteresante articulo de uno de
EellOs q ue ha vivido alg1n
TEMPO en- Petrogrado sometldo al
regimen bolchevique y consiguio,
Eal fin, escapar. Por considerarlos
muy interesantes, transcribimos
los parrafos siguientes:
"Petrgrado, la ciudad fiorecien
lite, que hasta hace muy POGO item
Ipo contaba con una pablacion de
2.50O.000 habitantes, ha sido
transformada por ell bolchevismo
en- una fabrica de muerte, hambre,
violencia, pillaje, despotismo, te-
rror y ruina. DE los dos millones
y medic de habitantes, la pobla-
ci0n ha sidO reducida a 100000.
Este es ell fruto dado por el re
gimen que ha conseguido instau
rar una banda de asesinos, trail
dores y ladrones. La desorgani-
zaci0n de Petrogrado Sc accntGa
de dfa en- dia, y ell mas ligero gol
pc hara derrumbarse tOdo el re-
gimen.
Cuantos habitantes hay en- Pc
trogrado son verdaderos condena-
dos a muerte. En- los centente-
rios hay numerosos cadaveres sin
enterrar, esperanto que lleguen
otros, pertenecientes todavla a
personals yivas, pero cOnsideradas
va como candidates al asesinato.
En- los cementerios pueden OBJ
servarse todos los dias e>cenas
de un tragico espeluznante. Una
madre lIeva arrastrando un fere-
tro donde va el cadaver de su hi
jo. No pudiendo mas ella, supli-
ca ayuda de un estudiante que
esta llorando sobre la tumba de
su padre.
No puedo-contesta ell mucha
cho.---. Carezco de fuerzas. Soy un
candidate a la muerte Immediate.
Miradlo.