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time, according to Berlin dispatches
received here.
A Bolshevist army was planning TO
attack the east frontier at the date
fixed for the uprising, it is said.
Radek is reported to have been dis
guised in a German officers uniform
on many occasions.
Tell a worthwhile story about
worthwhile merchandise and you will
have a worthwhile business.
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 14.-Hogs-
Receipts, 5000: market, steady.
Cattle-Receipts, 600; market
d steady.
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CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE
Furnished by e. w. WAGNER & CO.,
212 Union Nat. Bank Bldg.
i. CHICAGO, Feb. IA. - Following Is
l/the range of futures on Chicago Board
Of Trade today:
Omen Hiuh Low Close
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CHICAGO. Feb. 14-Hogs- Receipts
$1,000; market weak to cents lower
than yesterdays average. Bulk of
sales, $17.75@1S.00; butchers. $17.S5
@1S.05; lights. s17.5O@1795; pack
ing, s16.S5@17.70; throwouts, $16.25
@1S.S5; pigs, good to choice, s15.25@
1885.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 beef steers
and she stocks, strong to Is cents
higher; other classes generally steady.
Beef cattle, good choice and prime.
$1G.50@20; common and medium,
s1O.50G1S.5O; butcher stock cows and
heifers, s7.25@15.25; Gamers and cut
tiers, s5.S5@7.25; stockers and feed
ers, good choice and fancy, $11@
14.75 inferior, common and medium,
$8@11; veal calves, good and choice,
$15@15.25.
Sheep 1000; sheep are
steady; lambs strong to 10 cents
higher. Lambs. choice and prime,
s17.35@1760; medium and good,
$1565@17.35; culls, $13@1475. Ewes
choice and prime. $11.25@11.60; med
ium and good, $9.75@11.25; culls, $3.50
@S.25.
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PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. 14.-Hogs-
RECEIPTS, $4,000; market, higher; heav-
les, $1S.75@1S.S5: heavy Workers. s1S-
75@1S.S5: light Workers, $17.75@
1900; pigs, $17,25@1750.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 800;
market, steady; top sheep, 1880; top
lambs. 1850.
Calves - Receipts, so; Market,
steady; top, $500.
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XI1ocal and ff6reiqn
W. Markets
market

Calves-Market, steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market
steady.
Lambs-Market, steady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-15
UPOZORNENf

ySem, kteri 81 mini nechat zho
toViti fonografy, re nam ma
skIade vSechny soucastky, ja-
koz cel6 motory tonova ra
mena (Tone arm with sound
BoD, kterymi nozno hrat
ysechny rekordy bez zvlastni-
no prlstroje. Stroje dvoupero-
We od $1,000 vys9, stroje tri-
perov6 "a $500. Sound Box
a tone arm $3.50, prvotTidnl.
Opravuji vsechny phonografy
Sc zarukou. Otevreno tGz vecer
a ned6li, mozno t6z volati
tel. Harvard, 2922 r. Haste Sc
V els. 3648 Fulton Rd. 2?
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&c JsSsssSs sss sk st sas ss ss sss
ZLOCIN LORDUV
aneb Bojovnik "a prava lidu
Roman dejn 1tisku Irska.

Roman z dejin utisku Irska

nez vypfti horky ten kalich do
posledni krupeje.
"V t6to zemi jest otec pa
mem deti svych a on ustanoyu-
je dceram zenichy."
"Vy byste, tedy chtel-"
"Nezbyva mi, nez ob6tovati
stesti jednoho dit6te pro blaho
Icele rodiny potomstva. Zhy-
nell duse jeji rozsapana spa
rami -"
Desmond, jehoz hn6v jiz
strhnouti hrozil hraze chladne
rozvahy, cht6I doloziti slova
"krkavce Connemary", kdyz tn
Vrazil do komnaty urednf sIu-
ha Fenton cely uriceny a Wy
d6seny.
"Kyholi vyra, Fentone, co
jest?" zahTm6l nan Craven.
Fenton otevfev n6kolikrate
usta jako ryba ma suchu dostal
re sebe pouze slovo Harry"
Starym Desmondem slovo to
$kublo. V zl6 predtuse prisko-
ell k Fentonovi a zatresa MIN
mocn6, volal:
"Ktery Harry? Co Sc stale
s Harrym?"
80 pane, pane Desmonde,"
iektal Fenton sbiraje Sc znena-
hla.
~ slaka, chlape, mluv!" "a
hIm6l nan Craven.
80 pane, Harry Desmond je
zastrelen."
"Muj SYM" tazal Sc starry
pan a vyvaliv oci sve, chytil Sc
"a hlavu, ktera div Sc nerozko-
icla touto novou ranou.
"Jako lie jest nebe mad ma
mi" zaflkal Sc Fenton a couva
je Ike dverim, vypravoval pre-
rvan6:
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CTETE A PAX JEDNEJTE,

chcete-li koupiti pekny ddm.
Nam V prodeji pekny o 6ti po
kojich mezi zap. 43 ul. Full
ton Rd., blize Trowbridge A
We. Musl byt prodan a proto Sc
da "a levnou cenu $500. Kras
ny.lot SO pTi 163 stfevicich ma
Southview, blfze E. 131 ul. "a
kostellckem, blize Union kary.
Dale lot 40 pTi 165 strevicich
mezi Union a Kin8man ul. ma
E. 130 ul. a lot 40 pfi $50 ST..
ma Z. 116 ILL.,, blize Union, kde
Sc stavi Union kara. Prodam L.
rodnou farmu 63 alrech, bill
re Chagrin Falls, je tam IA
holstejnskych krav. Ia ml6ko
Sc trzi velke penize. Neni lep-
81 fanny Ohio statu. Je zapo
tfebi pouze poloVina kupnI ce-
ny aneb Sc vym6nf "a m68tsky
Blizsi sdell j. Caba-
lex, 1899 z. 121 I'll. SIG
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Craven beze vSeho rozmy-
Sleni odpov6d6l, re mu povin-
nosti jeho k lordovi ukladaji
prisn6 pln6nf pravidel, jimiz
statky jeho spravovany byti
musi, a Vedle spravneho odva-
d6ni najmu jest nejhlavnej-
sim Mich nedllnost farem a
dvorcu; on (p .Desmond) ze
toto pravidlo poruSil ozeniv sy
ma sveho a usadiv jej jako sve-
no podnajemnika ma dvorci
SVEN.
"Nuze, neDudu Sc prlti va
mi pravidla die nichz spravo-
vati mate statky lordovy. A
vSak Jest otazka, zdaliz pravid
10 ma n6z Sc odvolavate, skutec
ne poru8eno jest ozen6nim a u
sazenim Sc m6ho syna ma mem
dvorci. Vite prece, re jest mym
iedinym synem. Ze po me
smrti bude Sc op6t uchazeti 0
najmuti divorce ma nemz jiz
tax Cetna rada predku mych
sed6la a re tedy puda jeho ce-
llStVOu ZuStane.
"Nelze mne od pravidla to-
no ami ma vlas sc odchyliti,"
pravil Craven suSe.
V starem DesmondoVi bouril
kruty BOZ mezi zebrotou, han
bou a vyhnanstvim S jedn6 a la
skou otcovskou druhG stra-
ny. Po chvili trapn6ho mice
nj pravil Desmond hIasem chv6
jicim sc
"Ani tehdy, kdyz dcera mo-
je svoli stati Sc vaSi zenou?"
"Ona nesvoli,' pravil Craven
t65e Sc V podl6 dust svG vit6z-
stvim mad hrdym muzem a ce- !
lou rodinou.
Desmondovi nezbyvalo jiz
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E.DrOssyns,
{ RzEsa Fgakv
EIE.E.DA Sc.

HLEDA Sc Vaclav Tusak,
ktery posledn6 psal 4 Chica-
ga Ill.,, Kodak 4 obce LotouS, O.
kres Slany, V zajmu rodinn6
z&lezito3ti. Necht' Sc prihlasi
4 Fl. Cihuli, 7105 Quincy Ave.
Cleveland, O. 8-15
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$500 DUN u KARY

pro malou rodinu. Do
bra strecha, lot 51x125
10 ovocnych stromu, "a
hrada S vinem, ban, ma
Meach Ave. Il E. SO ka
ry. Cena $1,000, nebo
Sc vym6ni "a v6tSi mi
sto. Vcela r. |. Co.,
5733 Broadway. SIG
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PRODAM zachovaly V do
br6m stavu Sc nal6zajici Over
and automobil, aneb ho Wy
m6nim "a lot. Haste Sc V els.
1856 E. 140 III. V Mt. Plea
SAINT. SIG
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn, dv6 koupelny, Skopky ma
pradlo, puda, lot je 40 pri
$50 str. Cena $4,000, bude-li
prodan do tydne. Haste Sc V
els. 12610 Oakfield Ave-, oil
re Union a E. 127 ul. V Mount
Pleasant. SIG
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PRODA Sc dGm o p6ti svet
nicich, fernes, koupelna, elek-
trina, lot $50 pri $50 stfevi-
cich, nachazi Sc V Shaker
Falls, o. Musi byt prodan ten
to tyden. BIizSi sd6li +. Hat
tan, 3C42 E. 40 ul. S-16
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PRODASE
KIDD MA $1,000

Ma tento dunn u Union
Ave-, pekny 0 6 svet. a
koupeina, el. sv6tlal
fernes, dun prav6 obal
veny. Cena $4,000, splat
ky $25 m6sicne. Vcela
r. |. Co., 5733 Broad
way. S-lO
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PRiJME Sc divka ma v$eo-
becnou domaci praci k dohle
du ma ditko. Musi byt pres IT
roku stara. Tydni mzda $40.
Haste Sc u r. At Barrett, 1925
Euclid Heights Boulevard. Tel.
airm0unt 1852 j. 8-15
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SAMOHRACf PIANO, zaru

Gene 10 roku, 25 rolls, lavice
a elektricka stojaci Tampa.
Uplne move, Ia hotovych 1896.
Haste Sc t6z vecer V els. 1854
Fulton Rd. :?
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PRoDA Sc lot, 40 pri 1870
str. ma Vineyard Ave, blize
Garfield parku. Voda, plyn, e
lektrika, kanal ma ulici "a
placen. Cena $500. Mirn6 splat
ky. Haste Sc V elsie 1919 Vine
yard Ave. 8-16
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre Sc
vyplacejici obchod Sc vsim "a
fizenim a $ majetkem. Dunn jc
Velky Sc storem V pruceli, staj,
garage a diva slepicniky. Pri-
Gina prodeje odjezd ma farmu,
kterou MATTEL ma koupenou
liz pred rokem. AGENT Sc wy
lucuji, Adressa majetnika sde
Ii Sc V adm. t. listu. !?
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Harry Desmond vedl ban
du spiklencd, ktefi V Certov6
rokli pfepadli straz odvazeji-
ci burice O'Neilla CarrolIa
do bezpecn6jsiho v6zeni; straz
pod velenlm serzanta Dalyho
a Harry Desmond ska
eel Sc prvni S kon6."
tPokracOvani.)
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LOT v CORLETT 40x135

ma dlazd6n6 a zaplace-
ne E. 1876 ul. hned jiz-
me cd Miles Ave. Cena
$1,000 bud' hotov6 neb
ma splatky. Kazdy
dobre Vi, re tam jsou 10
ty vzacn6 a tudiz 81 pri-
sp6Ste. - Vcela r. /.
Co., 5733 Broadway
Union 953 w. 8-16
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PRIJMOU Sc zru3ni zehliGi
La zehleni kabatG a divky ma
Stafirovdni priSivani knofli-
XII. Haste Sc V elsie 3716 E.
40. ul. :?
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PRIJME Sc nekolik zruc-
nych uniovych tesard. Haste
ee u JOS. Navratila, 1914
Beechwood Ave, aneb ma pra-
ci, ron Miles Ave. a E. 112 ul.
p
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PRONAJME. Sc

PRONAJME. Sc zarizeny
pokoj pro jednoho neb diva
aany. Voda uvnitf, plyn. A
iressa sc sd6ll V adm. "Sv6ta"
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PRODAJl Sc dva iednoro-

PRODA Sc lot 40 pri $50
stfeVicich ma Rexford ul., bill
re E. 120 a Union. Da Sc "a
$3.50 na splatl1y, prijmou Sc
t6z bondy. Haste Sc V elsie
1904 L. 53 ul. z Fleet Ave.
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PRIJMOU Sc zkusene div
Ky na stroje hnan6 elektrinou.
Dobry plat, stala prace. Hla-
ste Sc u Mr.. Saturday, 5631
Hamlet Ave. SIG
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PRODA Sc dobre jdouci
grocerni obchod 5 prodejem
peciva, zmrzliny, doutniku a
jinym zbozim. Cisty tydenni
vynos od $50. vySe. Pficina
prodeje Sc sd6li dstn6. Adre-
aa So sd6li V adm. Sveta. 8-20
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KRASNE PHONOGRAPHY

500 ga $65, $125 "a
$75 $50 "a $85, SITS "a
$95. Dame zdarma II rekor-
du ku kazd6mu. Vytecne jelly
200 "a 15c. Rakordy cd 45c
vyse. Haste Sc V els. 1854
Fulton Rd. !?
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CHCETE-LI kOUPIT

PRODA Sc dtulny, pohodl-
ne staVeny jednorodinny dunn
Y elsie 4412 Gamma Ave u
Washington Parku. SIG
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MOTHER FACING LOSS
OF CHILDREN, SLAYS

NELSONVlLLE. Ohio, July 30
Several hours before authorities were
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CARRANzA TRIES
TO C0NC|L|ATE
ALL FACTIONS
MeXtCanS Take Steps to
Clean Political House,

FL PASO. July 50-Eiior,s are
being made by the Mexican Liberal
Alliance leaders TO unite all factions
in Mexico, including tha, Of Car
rama. and to induce a', rebels TO lay
down their arms and to restore peace
in the republic, Manuel Bonilla
chairman OF the general executive
committee ot the liberal alliance il
the United States announced here yes.
terday Scnor Honilla recently re
turned from New York, Washington
and San Antonio, where he held con.
tefeuces with prominent Mexican
political leaders
"Thc Developments Of the Mexican
situation in the last few months
brought me TO the conclusion that
steps should be taken by the Mexi-
cans themselves in order to bring
about a cessation OF hostltics among
the various contending parties" Sc
nor Bonilla's statement reads.
peace can only be made II both
Mr.. Carranza's government and its
opponents come TO some agreement
We have every reason to believe that
Mr.. Carran1a viii declare himself
ready to abandon his constant policy
in the past of considering nothing
less than the unconditional surrender
Of the rebels. The important reason
FOR thinking this being that he cannot
expect, after so many years oi expert
ence to the contrary that the rebels
will put themselves at the mercy OF
their enemy as long as they have a
few guns some ammunition and other
means to make war. having also good
reasons to believe the actual govern
ment is not what the people would
be satisfied with.
"Of course the coming to terms
from the rebel side is expected tc
present few difficulties, but if we do
not find the good disposition that is
10 be desired from Mr.. Carranza' 5
side also We will probably not be in
a position TO accomplish anything"
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FLETCHER HELD
UP FACTS, SAYS
representative
Caranza Placed in Power by
Two Percent Vote,

WASHINGTON, July j0--ln a
memorandum submitted today TO the
house rules committee, Representative
Gould, republican, New York, author
of the resolution proposing con-
gressonsl investigation Of Mexican
affairs, declared that Ambassador
Fletcher was not willing TO put the
cards on the table for the state de
partment," when he testified before
the committee las, week.
at is very clear" declared Goulds
memorandum, that Mr. Fletcher
himself has not been permitted TO
penetrate the veil Of secrecy with
which the state department, has per
sistently cloudcd the Mexican prob
lem, and that whether by express di-
rec,ion or not, Mr. Fletcher per
formed his duties in Mexico and here
with his ewes closed and hl, ears
stopped, except to the official repre-
sentations OF the existing government
OF Mexico"
Conclusions regarded by Mr. Gould
as "unescapablc after a careful read
ing Of Mr. flctyhcr's testimony IN the
light OF generally known facts" we
set forth IN the memorandum as fol-
lows
"Carranza and his government were
placed in power BY less than , per-
cent OF the population of Mexico.
"Carranza's rule is that OF a small
armed force over unarmcd citilenry."
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GOLD SEEKERS OFF
FOR DUTCH GUIANA

NEW YORK July 50-An expedi-
tion in search for gold in south
America LETT here yesterday on the
Dutch steamer Prince Der Nedcrland
under the leadership Of Perry Iii
iany, a member Of the wealthy dla-
mond company
Fifty men and one woman, the wife
OF Mi Tiffany, make up the per
sonnel OF the party which will at
tempt 10 retrieve a gold deposit dis.
covered by Mr. Tiffany in Dutch
Guiana years ago
The expedition is taking more than
sl,W0,OO0 worth OF machinery and is
being backed by a corporation Of
S.CW00O The gold was discovered
by Mr., Tiffany eighteen years age
while he was prospecting along IN,
Moroni river that separates Dutch
from French Guiana. lie has kept
the discovery a secret until short
time ago.
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have had no idea that the agreemen,
gave recognition to any territorial
claims of Iaplu in China.
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READING WILL Be
U. S. AMBASSADOR

LONDON. July 1-Lord Reading,
it was reported today is to return to
Washington as British ambassador
10 the United States. The question
Of new ambassador at Washington
has been a matter OF considerable
speculation here for months In reply
to queries N commons recently the
government spokesman virtually ad-
mltted that the post was going beg
g,ng. \ number OF names were men
toned in connection with il, but none
of those sought for the post showed
an inclination to accept Baron Head
ing who IS lord chief justice had ex-
pec,cd to resume his duties IN that
capacity when he LETT the United
States but evidently has reconsidered.
While in Washington. heretofore he
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OF Eva Elizabeth, countess OF
Harrington, daughter OF the sec
ond Baron Darlington and widow
OF the eighth Earl of Harrington.
She died June ~, leaving an es-
tate of $4,000.
Her closest friends who know
the circumstances, are jealousy
guarding the mystery behind the
strange request.
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New York-Mis Ethel Clayton. the
clever young actress now successfully
starring under the Paramount banner,
u famous for her beautiful compile xion.
when her friends inquired about It she
SAID; ITS all due to "A toilet preparn-
llon called dcrwlllo which | use twice
dailr. Tho experience have had
prompts me 10 make my secret public
This wonderful derwiilo instantly
beautlhed NY skin and its continued
use has made the results permanent"
When Mae Edna Wilder. the we'll
known beauty specialist. was inter
viewed In reference 10 Miss Clayton's
remarkable complexion stated: Anyone
can have n beautiful complexion when
they know how It's very simple
process. use the same article In my
work. and until you try II you have no
idea OF tho marvellous results. The very
first application will astonish YOU. Go
TO the toilet counter of any drug or de-
partment store and get a bottle Of der
willo, then make the following test:
Examine your skin critically before
your mirror. note carefully It's appear
ance, then apply dcrwlllo ms directed.
After you have made the first appllca-
tion look IN your mirror again and note
the surprising change. peach. Ike
lAdyert
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color mounts the checks. hnby sof,pe..
comes to the skin. Il makes tbe skin
rosy white, Velvety and rAdian,ly benu-
ttul. " Is wonderful for a dark. sal.
low SKIN. shiny nose. frecklps. tan nIIv
skin, sun spots coarse pores pimrIcs
biackheads. chapped. rough skin r,J,
dineSs, wrinkles and many other facial
blemishes Derwillo method is ,hs"'
lutely harmless and win no, p-oducs ,,-
stimulate growth OF hair 1, {, -,ne,,o,
TO face powder, as persplrstIon Jon.
not affect u. therefore II s,ays on hs,
ter: Thousands who have used 1, bs,a
had the same results rs Miss Cl,v,o,
and ! am sure n YOU will give /, n ,,,,
trial you will become lust as enthusi' :
sstic as | am and always use II in pret.
erence to any other powder or Senn-
.NOrE-whsn asked about Dervlllo m.
OF our leading drusslsts said. 1T /. ,tui,
wonderful beautifrr, away ahead a,
anything We have ever sold h.fore ",
are authorized by the manufacture, :,
refund the money to anyone who 4. al,
satisfied, and we would not permit IN,
Use OF our name unless the produci pos
sassed unusual merit II IL sold In thi
city under an iron-clad mouer back guar
hntea by all department rtoros ana up
to-dHie druggists including Ngstfsll n,
Hosch = Nehrey and the Cfosbl stores
lseInent.)
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titularly in the part to which her ter
rltOry is contiguous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-30

to remove them to the Athens county
home yesterday, seven children rang
ing IN age from o weeks to 10 years
were found with their mother, Mrs
Torey Straysar, burned to death or
asphyxiated in their home at Kim
berly, small mining town near here
The children we've tied to their beds
and coal oil had been sprinkled over
the room
1t is supposed that worry over the
separation caused the mother 70 de
s,roy herself and the children.
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was to all intents and purposes Brit
lsh ambassador though the title off
ciaIly applied 20 him was that OF high
commissioner. Presumably he is now
to he made 4 full iledged ambassador
and plcnipoten,iary from the court of
s., James to the UnittG States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-30
Possible Diplomatic
Scandal Is Suggested
Hint Made That United States Has Recognized JapaO'S
Right to Occupation Of "COntgUOuS Terri
tory" Parts Of China Are Affected,
Right of Invasion Granted.

ticuIarly in the par, to which her ter
ritory is contiguous" "
Right of Invasion Granted.
The suspicion is being raised that
the real meaning of this declaration
was a recognition on the part OF the
United States that Japan was entitled
to right. in China, then unnamed but
now disclosed to be the German
rights IN Shanjung
This is certainly 4 most sensational
construction II there is any warrant
for It an investigation which would
bring out the facts would bring ON q
diplomatic scandal Of the first mag
ntude
Denies Attempt on China
The construction is uurcconcllabl,
with the declaration in the fifth
clause OF the agreement that "tht
governments OF the United States an,
Japan deny that they have any pur.
pose TO infringe in any way the IN
dependence or the territorial integrity
Of China"
1t can hardly be claimed with rca
son that the seizure by Japan o
Shantung does not infringe the terri
torial integrity OF China
The seizure not only does that
but the Chinese see in it distnc
menace to the independence Of China
That is the ground of their protest,
Certainly Secretary Lansing coul.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-30
Women and Flowers
Banned at Funeral

LONDON, July j0--"l don't
wish any woman present at my
funeral, nor do | want any
flowers"
This is a provision IN the will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-30
CeiSler Plans to
Make Pole Journey

BERLIN, July 0.-An expedition
10 The north pole is being planned
by DR.. Repitxki Of Danzis and DR..
Walter Geisler of Halle. Their polar
ship is TO carry specially built air
planes equipped with gliding keels to
enable them 10 land on ice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-30
Russian Policy Ixplsiasl.

LONDON, July U.--A fuil attend-
enee Of the house Of commons yestsr-
1ay afternoon heard Winston Spencer
Churehill, secretary Of war. explain
governments Russian policy,
the liberals and labor unionists
sAvs been strongly stacking re-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-27
More Training, Less Restriction.

Passing laws against sabotage may satisfy
those who cling to the "be it enacted" fetch
but the better way of meeting the disordery
radicals is by training citizens in sef-govern-
ment, and enabling them to reach realization
of the privileges and opportunities they have
and will continue to have in America Boil
shevism is based envy and hatred. and has
in it nothing that is elevatng or designed to
encourage progress Its pretense at helpfuness
to the unfortunate, the poverty stricken, and the
incapable is belied by its practices In Buda-
pest, for example, one of the first ordinances
passed by the bolshevist council forbids the re-
moval of food from the city, under penalty of
death. In Moscow, Petrograd and other Rus
sian cities, only those who hold cards of men,
bership in the radical society organizations can
have food. Others may starve. Nothing could
be more comprehensively selfish than the boil
shevik doctrine; socialism is but step to it.
Each is alike destructive of indvidualism. dis
couraging initiative, invention and enterprise.
Merely passing a law against such distorted
views will not remedy them. When an individ-
ual reaches the point that sabotage attracts as
a proper procedure, law has no part in his
program, nor punishment any terror This
country does not need more restrictions; it
wants better training for its citizens