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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
Emma Goldman and
Companion Berkman,
To Aid Soviets.
.249 ARE DEP0RTED
Many of Anarchists Weep
as Transport Steams
From u. S. Shores.
OTHERS TO GO LATER
One Lad Says Anarchistic
Movement Will Not
Die in the States.
THREE WOMEN ON SHIP
Career of Arch Leaders
10 History of Crime
by Violence.
OTHERS TO GO LATER
THREE WOMEN ON SHIP

NEW YORK, Doc. 2l.--Army
| transport Buford, having on board
Emma Goldman. Alexander Berk-
man and more than 20 other radi-
calls, left this port at 4 n. IN. today
for an unknown destination. Tho
radicals who are being deported
viii DO taken to European port
which will be made known on tho
opening of the captains orders
when tho Buford IN "a hours %out
Of port.
The 2+o passengers on tho ark OF
tho soviet expected TO be landed
at some far northern port giving
access to soviet Russia.
Long live the revolution In
America" was chanted defiantly by
the Nutley crowd on the decks OF
thc steel gray troop ship as she
churned her way past thsastatus of
Liberty Now and then they cursed
In chorus at the United states and
the men who had cut short their
propaganda here. Not until the Bu-
ford steamed out OF the narrows be-
tween Forts Hamilton and Wads-
worth did tho din cease. over their
heads. whipping In the wind, tho
stars ana stripes floated from the
mast head
Optn Scaled Orders Today.
Tho autocrats OF all the Russians
on the transport were Alexander
Berkman and Emma Goldman. his
companion for 80 years. With them
were .t6 men and two women
Ethel bernstein and Dora Lipkin.
None knew where they would de-
bark, aad even Captain q. A. Hitch
cock. commander OF tho veteran
hat Aff
dnybreak tomorrow Colonel Hilton,
the troops on board as
will hand the skipper his
only few high off
clals OF the war department know
the ships destination.
The voyage will last IS days, un-
less prolonged by unfayorable wealth
cr. The presumption In that the Blu
ford Will land at Hanmc. Helsingfors
or Abo In Finland. which are con-
nccted by rail with Bielo- -Osporoff
pn the Russian frontier. II was In
iimated In official quarters that ar
have been made with tho
Finnish government TO permit the
passage Of the Russians through
hat COlfptry.
The transfer from Ellis Island to
he Huford OF the aEitators who have
preached death and destruction was
IN event unique IN the annals OF this
nation. Seized in raids In all parts
II the country, they were mobllized
acre for deportation. An elaborate
'crecn OF secrecy was thrown about
he preparations for sending them
away
II was the darkest hours of night
hat an army tug drew up at the
lock nt the immigration station to
AXE aboard the undcsirablcs for the
.evcn-milc journey down the bay 20
he BufOrd Two dozen soldiers
armed with rifles ana as many i'm
- CONTINUED OS PAGE FIVE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
ONE MAN IS BURNED
Plant of Lake Park Company
at Okmulgee Laid in
Ruins by Flames.
TO REBNlLD THE PROPERTY
Firemen Fight Blaze for
Hours to Prevent Its
General Spread.
Special 10 The World.

OkMUIEEE, Dec. 2I.--A flash
explosion OF Napor in the receiving
room OF the Lake Park refinery this
afternoon started IA fire which swept
the plant and caused damage esti-
mated at between SO, 600 and $50
600.
Tho receiving boiler and pump
stations and the loading rack. four
tank cars and an 1900 gallon tank
OF crude ben2inc went up In smoke.
Jesse Crawford. still foreman. was
badly burned about the arms and
was xiken 20 the Okmulgcc hospital
The entire city fire department
fought for hours to prevent thr com
plele destruction OF the refinery and
TO we nearby factories. The refinery
haHa capacity OF about 1000 bar
rcls daily and was In operation when
the fire broke out.
1t will have to be partially rebuilt
The loss IS largely covered by IN
surancc The main offices Of the
Lake Park company arc I'm Kansas
CAY Another refinery Is located at
ponCa City.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

Special to Tho World
MUSKOGEE pec. '21.-After
an illness OF three days, John /.
WisCnCr. mayor OF MuskoEcc.
died hero tonight OF heart failure,
He went home from the city hall
Friday. The following day no
tclrphoned that he would not be
down SATURDAY II" was not
rhought TO Toe seriously III He be.
came worse tonight and died
shortly after doctor arrived at
his home.
Wisencr was prominent IN Ma
sonic circles of the state and 4
mcmber OF Bcdouin temple OF the
Mystic Shrine. lie served as "A
captain In the Spanish-hmcricau
war and was the second sheriff
elected In MuskoGce county after
statehood. and two years ago was
elected mayor.
lie has always been Interested
in the oil business. having inter
csts in the BiNhy field ana the
Boynton district until he became
mayor. when he sold his oil prop
erty. lie came here from Ohio
Is years ago with former Gov
crnor Haskell, with whom he was
associated in the early days Of the
state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
SINCLAIR WANTS PIRATES
Harry SlncIDir Was Angel of De-
funCt Federal League.

Hurry sln. lair, oil man of New
YORK ana brother OF Earl Sinclair
OF lhis city, i7 heading IA syndicate
TO purchase tn" hittsburg Pirates.
according tu a persistent rumor.
Harry Sinclair was one or the angels
OF the dcfunct Fcdrrnl league, and
while hiS experiences then were
dlsiIluHioninp, b" is game. and in
fact anxious 10 Try again
sinclair has long sought TO break
into major league baseball as "A
magnHi".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
WOrlid's Neus Told
5 In Condensed Form
For Hurried Reader

ATLANTA. ca Dec u Ralph (Bucl
Flowers OF sumter, $ C., ws e,ccto,
captain ot the 1920 Georgia Tech footbsl
team at the annual banquet here las
night. Flowers is ono Of too fastest hall
backs in the south.
or Louis Dec. u --Gensral PcrshinG
viii lay the cornerstone OF new s.hoO
named in his honor when he come here
tomorrow, according to Luther y. Ward
president Of the board OF education. .
GALVESTON. Te,as. Ues~ - -rh,
Morgan lins steamship ~ nis with q
record 81 oycrscAAswar service as mine
layer has returned to her pre- Mar gen
era cargo service between New York aud
Galveston
CORrus CHRISTI Texas. Dec. Ell
Ono hundred aud twenty ono bodies re
covered from tho waters OF Nucccs bay
after the September hurricane StI remain
\ PORT ARTHUR. Texas. Dec 2l.--All
hope for the safety OF tank steamer LAri
mer which left this port for Baltimore
September q, has been given up by Off
Gals OF the Gglf Refining company. The
Larimcr carried crew OF a..
SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 2i.--Nr, Frauci.
rua Corral villa. wife Of Fraurisco villa
intends leaving San Antonio for Spain in
tho near future, sho announces Sho pur
'HhNfu N'NNbAlff nlhN' tfNesl Wtehh
ago but decided to sell T. together with
other property here.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec, Alan.
nouucement is made Of the appointment OF
G, p. Newton of Little Rock speaker OF
federal prohibition inspector.
JOPLIN. Mo, Dec 2I.--Much excite
ment was caused In this district by the
bursting IN mid air ot meteor near Car
thssh No, ycsterdac morning Tho Goes.
tai body stcording 10 persons who saw it
plunged 10 within 100 yards Of tho earth
and exploded in binding fash. Build.
ings in Carthage webb City Csrtcryille
and Joplin were shaken ny the concuSsion.
PARIS Dec 2l-tuavasl-Lic Hen.
ry Roget made new sirplaue record for
altitude with two passengers yesterday.
FLYING through thick mist he ascendcd
q 600 meters tl9,Gsl feetl. The previous
record with two passengers was l7,7s2
feet -
BQSToN, Dec. 2l.--A tentative draft
oi ne findings OF Judge Frcdoric Dodge
as master, said u be favorable 10 the
trustees OF the Christian sciences Publish ''
ing society. was handed yesterday 10 coun
sol for tho trustees and for ths directors
Of the First Church of Christ Scientist
NEW YORK, Doc. 2I-A resolution
adopted by ,ha Northern baptist convcn
tiou, allotting women one third OF the
places on the Baptist state boards OF pro
notion. has been ratified by the church
IN all Of tho states concerned, II was Bn
lounred
NEW YORK Dec ~ --Collcction ot the
Methodist Episcopal church through its
centenary treasurer and benevolent boards
amounted n slOo6O9ad this ycar a
- 090,3s6 net gain oscr last year. II was
-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

CHlCAGb. Dec IL Necessity for
! establishing crcdits IN this country
/ fir foreign buyers II She world In
tu return to normal speedily. is en-
phasi2cd hy Herbert Hoover. former
food administrator. writing IN Farm
ana Home for January.
Reviewing world wide economies
from 1917 10 1927 inclusive, Mr..
Hoover pointed out that the farmer
here and In other countries has
maintained production while manu-
featuring. mining and tranHporta-
tiun has Elhckened enormously since
the drWiHiCc.
In his review the man who NIr-
tunlly ratioucd the world through
tho war cmphnHhZod that;
The world situation IL such that
all our foodstuffH will be again need
ed II tho world is 10 he carried oyei
without starvation. In the great
American export staples or grain.
meat and dairy products there is n
efficiency 10 get the wOrh through
but only on n narrow marEain.
"Europe's harvest this year wcte
so per cent OF the prc-war normal
and viii not Iecovcr for some time.
Russin may not he again exporting
foodstuffs for some years Reduced
producing capacity OF animals In
Europe. due to undcrfccding. In
more serious than their lessened
number
Surplus fOodstuffs IN the south
crn hemisphere were largely all
sfthcd In tho nnHt year ana viii he
r'ly absorhSdV during the present
harvest yeHr
There viii he no considerable
carry over ~ food supplies any
where I'm the world on August /.
1920. The world will start frcsh again
next August. with only its then pro-
duCtion To cover the year following" "
The only remedy" h. SAYS, lis
tho establishment of credits IN the
United states Tor foreign buyers, ami
seeing that fair prices 10 our pro-
duCcrs are paid under these credits
lpun credits evolves tho sale OF the
American farmers surplus Credits
can not be established untll we have
peace"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

BY The Associated Press
PARIS, Dec 21.--Undcr Secretary
OF State FOR Military Justice Ignace
left for Londay today to take part
IN compiling list of Germans
charged with war crimes, and
whose delivery to the entente will
be demanded. A conference will be
held this week In London to out
line joint action by Great Britain,
france and Belgium.
France. according. TO the Echo dc
Paris, has list on 300 names ready
70 submit. Among these names is
mat ot the former German cmper-
ors sons, and also those OF former
crown Primes iRuppreoht OF Ba-
Naria and several generals and COM
manders OF prison camps In Ger
many.
Acording 10 this newspaper, about
!'5oO persons will be arraigned be
iore military tribunals OF each OF
the three nations or by mixed tribu-
mails
The case ef former Emperor Will
nam viii he dealt with separately
IRON the London conference.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
scARfD OFFICERS CLEARED
PRESIDENT Grants Clcmcncy for Army
Leaders Who Reiterated.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-Convic-
uoh OF three officers OF the 36sth
,Iuiantry on charges growing out OF
ne failure OF that regiment TO hold
s une near Binaryille, France, on
"p'emoer 2S. 1918, have been set
~'de by President Wilson.
army orders just published record
~ Executive action in the cases of
LL'eu'enants Horace X. Crawford,
.uuse Cross and Robert W. Cheers,
Sch OF whom had been sentenced to
IAN on charges OF having violated
a 9th article OF war. The speci-
",,auon s,,io in each case charged The
yuIcer with having "shamefully" re-
'eated from the enemy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
Mayor Wisener of
MuSkogee is Dead

MUSKOGEE. Dec. 21--John l..
Wsener, mayor Of MuskOgce, a
prominent oklahoma democrat
died suddenly at his home here
tonight of heart disease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
WOULD FEED THE
STARVING WORLD
Hoover Proposes to Use
Grain Corporations
Funds in Plan.
BARNES ENDORSES IT
Only Way for America to
Establish Credits Abroad,
He Says.

NEW YORK. Dee. 81. Approval
of plan urged by Herbert Hoover
to supply food to central Europe on
credit nv using the capital "' the
United States Grain corporation was
announced tonight 10y julius IL
Barnes, president OF the corporation,
and United states wheat director.
The profits of the corporation arc
quite material. Mr. BARNES "N-
planned. ana might well he Invested
In such humanitarian relief"
rho wheat administrator added
that instead OF losing $1,000, 600 600
Inv dlsch1rEing the pledge OF a guar
nutrrd price tuGthc wheat producer
~ had been expected, 1T n very
Improbable that IA" nHtiuna treas
ury viii have any loss whatever
from that source" He suggested
that congress authorize the loan of
$1,000. uUO.O 600 on S20O00O00 of this
amount in support OF the Hoover
plan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
"l1u' Svccping spain.

BY the Associated Press.
MADRID. Saturday. Dec. 2n.--In-
fuenza has re-appeared at Santan-
der. Valencia. and other towns and
is causing many deaths
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
WILLIE TO OBJECT
Dutch Officials Expectiny a
Demand From Allies for
the EX-Emperor.
WILL NOT GRANT REQUEST
German Reports Indicate
That Famous Exile May
Return to Netherlands.

Bv iho Associated Press.
GENEVA. Saturday. Dec. 20.--A
dispatch from Basle states the for
mer German emperor has agreed TO
accept trial by the allies. but wants
10 choose the place and time Of
trial and desires to be defended
hv German experts. Tho Basic ad-
vices say the former crown prince
declares he will never appear II
called before a court.
Ry The Associated Prcss
THE HAGUE. Thursday Dec. 1S.
Long inclined to believe the allies
would not make a serious demand
for the eXtraditiou OF former En-
pcror william, the Dutch govern
mcnt now expects such demand
will he made, the Associated Press
was officially informed today
we suppose the demand VIII
como before long and that several
powers probably Will address
Joint letter to Holland setting forth
the case" the official said.
"Our feeling IN that the very men
VINO sign tnf uefldNu pEObdbiN VIII
be hoping all the time that we VIII
refuse This demand will put a
small nation in a difficult posi-
tion. which seeing to us. not at all
just"
so far as tho Associated Press is
able TO learn. Holland will probably
stick to her original intention to
refuse demand for extradition of
he fomer emperor. There Is grow
ing feeling In some Dutch circles
that the former monarch himself,
could end the difficulty in which
he placed Holland II he chose to
show himself grateful for n years
sanctuary.
He could end the whole diff
Guilty, so far as Holland In CON
oerned' the official said. "by vol
UNFAIRLY returning TO Germany.
German press dispatches indicate
the German .Aaniry commission
would like toW interrogate him.
However. from what we can learn,
the former kaiser is not likely 10
do anything like that He Is not
afraid to return, but his mind does
not run that way, II is against his
Ideas TO appear before any inquiry
commission As he, still considers
himself responsible for nothing
wrong
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
WAR HERO SPEARS AT CHURCH

'u''i'or Of Princess Pat Regiment
VIII Talk at Boston Avenue.
JACK Lingwood. one OF the seven
,..YlVors of tho famous Princess Pat
,.ss'ment Is in Tulsa today and will
nu something of his experiences in
~ war at Boston Avenue church
charged. '''''~'0n WIZ
Q, Ihg"ood served over three Years
s1a rance, was wounded seven times
suSsed three times. He - wear
IS 'hr Mons ribbon and badge and
e. a.so decoCated by the king Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

Dear Sau,a Clause. We see you arc
helping he poor Riddles. so please
let MS help little. Please take our
dollar for them. and we would like
to have presents for ourselves. Sis
ter wants a washboardss tub and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
Children Send in Savings
To World Christmas Fund

ringer ana dishes. and a little rattler
for little sister | want n tool box
and some tools and some hobby
horse for little brother my age Is 3
years and sisters Is three years old.
Merry Christmas good Bye.
CLIFFORD MURRIEL IUESTON
and LAkUE HTESTON,
keIlyyiile. OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

Dear Editor. | have Read about
the Poor Children In Tulsa | hope
that this Money That | send will
make some BOY or Girl happy |
was once a little Boy Without Moth
er or father ! did not have no Christ
mas But now l have a Good home
and lots OF Christmas. I Will close
a merry Christmas 70 all from little
boy ten years Old
". &. l.. B.Xhy. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

Iallors max. rood clothes. 8 p.
sseehd A0d Main. upstAirA.-Adu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

Tulsa World: | have been read
ing the list Of subscribers to tho
Empty Stocking fund and want to
hclp with a small subscription and
hope II will make some little child
glad on Christmas day one dollar
from,
VIOLA GUTHRIE. age 10,
Jenks, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

How many smiles are YOU going to
be responsible for Christmas morn
ing2 How much are you wiling TO
invest In the happiness Of the needy
little folks Of the clty2 Though
born IN poverty they have the same
right TO merry Christmas that you
have. Il IL u privilege 20 help make
their lives brighter Send In your
donation today and avoid the rcali-
zation that you have failed to grasp
an opportunity that was yours.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

puca, Cd sabise reu sarmana ST. 80"
,Sarmana! sa topt de dorul luz il inrerupsc din
Cleopatra scond s suspn adinc sal auza Du
teseu, 81 urma repede Mai al frati surori9
,Nu, biata mama mai avea fetita dol ami mai
mica cit mine dar murit de Angina cind de cnc
nj Era rumoasa niger 81 plins multi dupa
Oar cine pins Tot yccini 81 toate neamurlc fndca
iubeau cd are desteapta 81 mnte ii semana mamei
Dumnezeu so ertc -.
Dumnezeu so ierevs zse Cleopatra suspnind intreru-
pind pc Duescu saptea oara urma IVA sa zca al
muri multef' .@ ~
Am avut dar sau dus rind pc irind duce apa
Jului la vale in Dunare Mia nrnai
tusa din partea mane. cinci ami mai 81
deabia ISL trieste pas dar tot trsieste 81 nnchu din
partea tate ON foarte de isprava mnrt de
galbnare 81 pns sermanul multi dupa ea dar Gu mpul
ia mai recut durerea dupa cinc ami de yaduve
rat 81 at fata de optsprezece AMI fndca unciu
bogat 81 facut tre cop ea pc Ocayan care
Edc opt ami Evra de scapte 81 pc Ncu actm
dupa Cracun implinea sase aAi daca null lua
cnd ncpuse 81 da busee Moartea ui zdruncinat
sanstaea ui Unchu ier PRINT scrsoare de tusa
fmi scre "a chiu nceput Sc tpseasc dar credc
ca Sc va face bine q sal reaca cd ii da mannce can
kdel ....s
IDA, canlef foarts Sui ae tuses. zs -
trerupihd ~ sspedes Ts:si y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28

Lumna rosiaca lampe cadea in plin pc fata Cleopa
81 ui Dutescu paru chpu nconjurat dc
aureoa divina.
ASA, vorbim' zse Cleopatra zmhind All VENT
sd ma ceri in casatore, nu-i asa"
,Da, prea stimata doamna Cleopatra Stamat. -"
Foarte bne intrerupse din nou, Cleopatra zim
beu pc buze 81 dupa mica pauza devennd serioasa
Afaceea este foarc scroasa 81 rcbue dscutaa din toac
punctee de vedee Tc rog respunz ntrbare carl
lie pun dupa sd ma intreb dta vel crede de
cuvnta daca vel fl nedumeri in causa al ntec
,Da, prea stma. !"
Lasa echea 81 prea stimaa caci ispraviml
pima Lar za zise Cleopatra, ntrerupindul patra CARA.
Respunde numai la &c te intreb. All auzitfs'
Dutescu suspin Smti ca stringe inma de
dere ca lasat sa manifescze senmentce 81 respn
Sc: ,Da, ihtcles''.
Parca 1nelcs ca sunteti din Craioca, adevarat ~
Da, va ur cd spun adevarul Parint mel fost mas
cti tot in Craiova buncul fost nascu in Frunzar
tun in aproperc de Fas arani dar foartc respectable
sau stabilt in Craiova facnd comert cu..."
Am nteles zise Cleopatra zfmbind, intrerupindu
cincea CARA 81 ufma: ,fti .traicsc parintiis
,Nu tata murit ami Recise intr vinatoare
boala agravat 81 ntr saptamna doctori Tau mncat
zlee Dumnezeu sal erte, Cd fost de sprava ST. iii
bea ochi din cap 81 bata mama de dorul u
nurt peste ami de tuse seaca cpd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
VIRTUE 81 DESFRlU.
ROMAN CoNTIMPORAN de G. z. PASCU.
(Urmare).


Facu pas catre 81 opr toate ca mai trebuea
faca dol pima poata atnge copu aceste feme de
incinatoare 81 adcmcnoare in umna semobscura lapel
atirna din plafonul camerei.
M indrazni sd nanteze mai mutt, 81 asa afa,
palara in NINA paonul pc ell cazu in genunch
| zise soptnd: s.
,Prea smata doamna Cleopatra Stamatescu, va rog sa
ma ta ca astaz am purtat cuvncios fata de dtra
caz in genunchi sd rog sd bne vot deven
soa barbatuui va ubee din adncul inmei lui mai
tare iubese robu lbertatea orbu umna zilei Va
rog prea Stimata Doamna Cleopatra Stamatescu
IVA sa zca al VENT sd ma ceri in casatore" il inre-
rupse Cleopatra zmbnd dragaas facnd pas catre cl
,Da, prea stimata doamna Cleopatra Stamat -
M am asteptat la gestu dtale frumos 81 nobi; afel
nci te prneam in mea, ntrerupse Cleopatra,
1mbnd sireata, facnd inca pas care ell il apuca de
Mt zicnd: Scoalate desbracate de patton sezi "a
egem ii ajnta 81 ridice III sa 81 desbrace baltonu
pe otsza afa asexas in fsts patuui ii In
yssx6 pe pc care trasese IL fata dormezei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
comandat ca esti architect, adevarat 2"


,Da, oamnacleopatrastamatescus zsc D,-
tescu inr suflet adcvara va peonoarea pot
sd doyedesc ntr umatate fac plan de casa char
de fata dra Am talent 81 gust artistic facut mai mul
panur 81 condus mai multe ucrar Am 81 certificate
de muumr Da sunt Ia mine pot sd vi arat sd
det ca mint Nam mntit in viaa mea Mama, Dunezcu so
erte zcca ca inciuna urcioasa omul minfe
lpsit de dennitate 81 caracter 81. -
,Da asai. Binc spunea mama dtra, ca omul min
lps de Va cred Cleopatra ntrerupindul
oara, 81 urma:
,Ce etate avetf' m
Trezeci patru in Ianuaric vinc Pestc ceva III
le a nu mint Va pot dovedi cercatu de botcz il am
in bu ssg
Nu nevoie. Va credr zse Cleopatra zmbind, intreru-
pndl CARA, 81 dupa citeva momene urma: Acun
rog asculti pc mine. ~ 1m place caraceru Dt
e yad ca est u barbat ones Ca al cautat ascuny
mic din vata dtae 1m place 81 fzicu dae insa parercn
ea este ca potrivm 10 ctate Eu impnit patru-
de ami in Octombric, paruzeci 81 unul Stunt
sase ami barina dta cnd dupa trcbu
fe in sens invers Nci me numi place mint 81 de
5ti-anr spus Sc sts
Of ado4mnaclcopatras dtra ar{-
tat Cd sunteti mutt nara mine, daca as sti q
sunte naana stjmstei doemne Ddins Savescu vas a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-28
1O2
NU RAMiNEA FARA
SL0AN'S IMMINENT
| tine-l In fndem7nd nu are mimic
| cgaI care Sc Usurcxe durerilc
| 81 SUfer;ntele.

Ode ami. Astazi. este mai popular
lar ca ori cind. Poate fl numai
un raspunS produce reZultate. =
Pune-l fara sc frcci, el piltrundc
in partile atinse. aducfnd usurinte
cind al junghiuri rcumaticc. sciatica.
contuziuni amorteli, muschi fncor-
dat. nfirmitate de spate. 81 alte du-
reri eXteriOare ce rezulta din eNpu-
mere Nu lasa basici, pete, 81 porii
astupati.
Cumpara sticla mare "a sa faci
economic. Tine-l la indemina ca sal
poti intrebuinta cihd al lipsa. Dru-
gistul d-tale il are. In trei marimi -
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gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
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Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati cle.
vatorui colt Gu East 9th 81 En-
clid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
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la orele 6 p. m (1x6l.