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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

Of Monday sens teams rcported
having sold $4,000 worth OF bonds.
Womcn'H teams sold $500 worth
The total subscribed Monday rcp.
rescnts approximately IL per cent
or Iuisa's quota, 15.t29.OO0 II the
loan workers are TO make good their
boast ~ having Tulsa's suota sub
scrihcd by SaturdaNySight they must
show an enormous Increase In re-
turns for today
Tulsa quota for the loan is the
largest Of any city In the state
according 10 Mr. Davenport okla
homa Guys assignment is $4,000. 900
Davenport Not Discouraged
'lty Manager Davenport is not the
least discouraged because Of the re
turns Monday II firmly believe" ="
stated MIR Davenport. that Tulsa
will have her quota by Saturday
night We are Just getting started
and that tG5,30O Is merely oil on
the machinery 'p
Monday n subscriptions came most
Iy fr"m those who buy In $50. 800
ana 5000 chunks. MIR Davenport re-
fused iu divulge the name OF the
days largest subscriber.
The big bond buyers Of the past
campaigns here have not been heard
from as yet According 10 Mr., Daven-
port. however. indications are that
the big buyers will invest in the
government certificates In amounts
Just As large as in former campaigns.
And I believe some II them will
buy heavier than ever before" con
cludcd the city manager
civic Clubs Help. q
Every civic club In the city n
setting aHlc.i's business on the re
specuv" meeting days that the club
members may help In the loan cam
paiCu TINS arrangement Will Doe In
force un'I TIlsas quota Is RAISED.
the loan Wuri. rrg meeting each noon
at me lfo'r, Tulsa for lunch
Monday the lonn workers were en-
tcr'nlu'l ly Tho Empress orchestra
ana Mi's lnur" loo. now headline
attraction a. the Empress Special
entertainment arrangements are h"-
iny made for each day The Apollo
club was present IN fuil force Mon
daE ana is scheduled for appearance
each day Miss Leo has "OnBr n'ed
10 again entertain the Victory forces
ON Wednesday ! Glenn Lee. notrl
tenor from 81 Louis. will feature
the program ~ thc meeting TODAY.
German officers helmets '1 tho
number of 20. received Monday lf
FErE BRYANT county loan chairman.
are being distributed among the
various towns az N. county 200 No
utilized as awards for services rem
d'roi hy the most efficient h1nl
N ''Hmcn II l- stated those helmets
Are a portion ~ great Tot clp.
'urod from tho Huns hv ~" allied
forces lrforrus I'm France Most Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
GERMANY ACCEPTS
CONDITIONS

49, The Associated Press
PARIS April u --Germany has
notlfled The allies that she accepts
AN tho allied conditions respecting
he Versailles conference This off
Cinl announcement was made tonight
The German delegation to Vsrsall-
lca win comprise six high personages
az the head OF which will be Count
Won Brockdorff- Bautzau. the foreign
minister.
Marshal Foch was so informed
'hlH evening, according TO official
announcement The delegates cannot
arriv" at Ncrsallics before April 2S.
Germany Will send the following
delegates 10 tho VcrsailIes congress
with fun powers to negotiate.
Count Won Brockdorft- Rantzau.
foreign minister. Herr landsberg.
secretary for publicity. art and lit
craturc. Or Thoodor Mclchinr. gem
cril manager of the Warhurg bank.
llcrr Loiucrl. president OF the Prus-
sion assembly and OF the national
soviet congress Herr Gcisberg,
minister of posts and telegraphs. and
Herr SchueCkrg.
In aN tho German party win num-
beg IS. The arrival Of the delegates
cannot be expected before Aptil IS.
President Wilson had long cd
ference thH morning with Baron
Makun and Niscount Chinda Of the
japanese ptrnc delegation
Hugh &. wallace. the new am
huasadar go France, and Mrs Wal
lace bad luncheon with tho presi-
dent ANA Mrs Wilson At the Parn
white house.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
ANSELL STARTS ROW
WITH BAR COMMITTEE
Ncstignting Committee In League
win War Department.
WANTS MEMBER DISCHARGED
Requests tonboy Withdraw From
Body Making study Of Court
Martial Hcform.

WASllGNGTON, Aprll 2l-CoL
Samuel = Ansell. former acting
Judge advocate general and chief
figure IN the attack upop the army
disciplinary systcm. accused the com
mlt,ce OF the American Bar asso
citation today with having placed IT.
Belf under the dudnlna ton OF the
war department in It's investigation
Of military justice and Of shutting itH
eyes 10 the truth fits ASSERTION made
on his appearance before tho com
mittce was promptly Chllruged by
Chairman Gregury who warned Col
onrl Ansell that he was "oversus-
piCtous and on the wrong track "
'No are not nuyhudys tools" do
rlffcd Judge GfdKory Il have prac-
liced law two and "a hhlf times as
long ms Secretary lInker. ! don't pro
pose TO surrender my judgment TO
anybody II you are for Justice. this
committee viii strike hands with
you"
Colonel Auecll specifically attacked
the right or Martin COnboy u New
YORK to SIT ON the committee. Tho
relationship between Conboy and
Major General Crowdcr. Judge nd
vo0htc general. bad been such. coli
oncl Auscll said. ns to make him 90
WaunCh suppsrtor' of General
Irowdcr. For this reason colonel
AusrII g,ld. Mr. Cunhpy should with
draw from the committee
Mr. luuhuy Was not present ut@'hr
session. but Judge Gregory pointed
ont thu' ho ana the u'ncr womb"rH
OF the committee hJl known General
CONTINUED UN FACE Two
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
VICTORY MAP SHOWS
TWO COUNTIES OVER
Cleveland and IOntotic Rnlrs' Loan
Subscription First Day In
Victory Drive.
EIGHT OTHERS MAKE CLAIM
UnoffGinI Inforn,a tion shows other,
In Rnnning for iIonor--tnion
labor Is Hard nj Work.

Oklahoma city. Okla, April al
The official VoctOTy map shows two
cuunuos over top tlcvolhnd county
iS the FIRST county iu oklahoma To-
unofticinlly roach its quota In the
victory loan drive and I'untutoc
county is the second county to at
tain this station Roth uf thcSc
counties rLre In the cotton belt and
both suffered limited crop failures
Last year but both have maintained
an enviablc war record
Unofficial Information from eight
other counties show that they are
over their quota. Thep are Beck
ham I'm tho extreme Western purt ut
tho state. Alfalfa In the extreme
northern Noble, Garfield. KlnRfishcf
and Grant In tho north central part
CONTINUED OK PAGE TWO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
Tulsa Shriners Start
Soliciting Today for
SOurenir Edition World

It's going to be beauty. tho
Shriners special edition OF The
World, fMl OF Shriner news and
shriner pep-just what the boys
want TO take along with them 10
the Indianapolis convention TO ad-
pCctcl 10 he represented
.ComuattctS Will hceir this
morning TO solicit advertising and
matter for the big number and
every business firm In Tulsa Is eN-
peCtcd to be- present
The proceeds from this special
cdriun viii 90 toward paying tho
expenses " the famous Akdar
Patrol and and tu the national
convention of Shrincrs AZ Indian
apois this Summer. II there rs a
surplus ~ viii be turned over tp.
the hIiRiiuE fund for the uc%
Shjiurr temple.
when they cal upon tho business
bcrship ju Tulsa and the Shrincrs
are helpers IN every public move
mcnf thA' Tulsa starts
TulSL wants 10 make this
souvenir edition q thing crcditab.e
TO tho city and representative of
i,s com mcrcal importance
The Shriners Will tell tho rest
men ~ the city durong Tho next
few daye
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
HOWARD ASKS FOR ACTION
Congressman Wires Tulsans
and State Commission to
Proceed at Once.
TO FIX GOVERNMENT POWER
Supreme Court to Pass Quick
ly On Rail and Telephone
Authorities.

WASHiNGTON. April - The In
tcruhtc commerce commission. reply
ing to Congressman Towards general
complaint Of intrastltc and inter
state rates I'm oklahoma, today nutir
fled him that n formal complaint
~ made ns required by law mat tho
commission viii hold hearings a. u
point convenient In oklahoma.
The commission pointed out that
the Memphis southwestern case. now
pending. involves to some extent
the class rat'sn from Kansas. Mlssou
~ and Arkansas TO points IN Oklnho-
ma. This ease has already been ar
ruod and decision is expected m
the near future but the commission
said that apparently this decision VIII
net dispose OF all the phases OF the
rat" situation In. which Oklahoma ls
Interested
Just before departing for short
huslncss trip To- cleveland. Congress
man Howard Hont letters TO IA" Tulsa
Traffic league and the oklahoma
commission notifying
them Of the reply Of the commission
Congressman Howard H hopeful the
viii take up the mat
ter iuvt Hs soon as IN" oil diff"rcutia!
is disposed OF at 81 Louis this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
WILSON MAY MAKE
STATEMENT ON STAND.

PARIS. April 2i.--Prosident Will
son resumed his place In the council
OF four this afternoon during the
resumption of the hearing OF tho
Italian claims. IL was Understood
that 1t WIS his purpose TO issue a
public statement later unless an ae-
cord was reached
The second meeting OF the council
wns held at O'Clock. There was
manifcst tension In all quarters over
the hcutcncss of the issues.
The presidents visit to American
headquarters at noon lasted about an
hour II was made clear that the
situation was serious and the presi-
dents determination was irrevocnbly
against any recognition OF the secret
treaty OF London. on which Italy
largely bases her claim for tho east
crn Adrintic coast The delegation
gave its fun support TO the presi-
dcnta attitude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
ENJOYS Fail to Appear
at Session Called to
Decide Issue.
QUESTION LAID ASIDE
Council Considers Other
Questions Until APP
proach Is Made.
OFFICIAL WORD FROM HUNS
Send Six High Person
ages" Reach Versailles
On April %.
WILSON MAY TELL STAND
President Supported in OPP
posing Italy by u. S.
ENJOYS. !,

ny The Associated Pr-ss
PARIS. April 2i.---The question OF
tho Italian claims was not disposed
OF at tho meeting OF the council OF
four this afternoon.
Tho council was unable 10 agree
on tho Adrlatic question and decid-
cd 10 proceed 10 other business. IL
was hoped that tho issue betwon
tho Italians and the Jugo-Slavs on
tho subject OF tho Adrihtic coast and
Flumo would be settled at tho af-
ternoon session at tho white house"
but. contrary to expectation. neither
Premier Orlando nor Foreign Min
ister Sonnino appeared. For this
reason the question could not be
taken up.
Pending receipt OF information as
20 ti~s course OF the Italian dele
gates In desiring to continue the ne
gotiations. tho council will take no
further action on the subject.
No statement regarding tho Adri-
attic issue has appeared and II was
said that none would be issued to-
day. At tho Italian headquarters u
was said that Premier Orlando had
not left for Rome and that he could
not go until he could take with him
definite decision on the Italian
claim
The council OF four will hear the
Japanese delegates tomorrow on the
question OF Kiao Chau.
Tho sessions OF tho Italian parlia-
ment before which Premier Orlando
was 10 appear have been postponed.
say reports from Rome. until May
G. The date originally set was
wednesday.
Tho council OF foreign ministers
today approved tho proposed pro-
vision OF the peace treaty Intended
To foSestall any effort tho Germans
might make to re establish a military
machine by utilizing outside forces.
The article prohibits tho sending OF
German military instructors to for
olEn countries. IL was referred to
the drafting committed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
American Red Cross Attacked
By Hun Troops N LMuania

ono Lithuanian soldier was Killed.
This aroused the greatest indigna-
ton I'm kovno and the funeral OF
tho hero developed into a great
demonstration against the Ger
mans"
No adyiccs OF an attack on the
mission have been received by Rcd
Cross authorities here IA was said
tonight Officials ssl1 that koyro
unit was a branch Of the Red Cross
mission 20 Poland. It, personnel
Is unknown b. was gId. ss the
WORK I'm Poland and LlthuanIa WAS
organized In Paris
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
TRANSATLANTIC
FLIGHT DELAYED.

ST. JOHNS. y. p. April 2I-Thc
proposed oycr-the ocean air flight
was today again postponed 10y Capt
Frederick +. Rnynham. British ayin-
ior. and Henry g. llawkcr his Aus
tralian rival. owing to adverse wealth
cr conditions prevailing In mid-At-
lantic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

NEW YORK. Apru 81 1--Gorman
troops have attacked the Amcri-
can red cross mission n koyno,
Liihuauia. according 20 a cable
gram received here today by the
Lithuanian national council from
its Paris representative Th" mes
sage rave neither the time nor r"-
sgIt Of the attack 4 Lithuanians
soldier was Killed IN defending the
it was sad.
Tho cuhicgraw rs1ds
Tho American Red Cross mis-
sion at Kovno. LIthuauia has been
attacked by German soldiers
while defending the Americans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
WIRE BRIEFS
COMMUNISTS BEATEN
IN BATTLE AT IISDAU.

BERNE. April II - CBavarinn) .-
After "A short siege 10y Bavarinn and
Wurtcmburg troops the communists
in Lindau on Lake Constance, have
been defeated completely, according
to messages received here from the
RayHrian frontier The government
which had been set up hy the com
munists has been oNcrthruwn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
IRISH ENJOYS SEE
LLOYD GEORGE SOON
toloncl House ArrangC-S for Meeting
or Americans Next Week with
British Prime Minister.

BY tn, Associated Pres,
u, IAl,lS. Aprli -l.-pavil Lloyd
gorge. British primo minister, has
ql'. ''d 20 receive former Governor
EDWARD J.. Dunno OF Illinois. Frank
J. Walsh. former chbirmn OF IN. war
.'Aor board, and Michael j. Ryan
a. Philadelphia. next week The
A..'Te.Da We're chosen by me Irish
."Nes Ion the United States TO np-
yea. 70 tho peace conference on be
hAf NJ Ireland
To" Arrangement for the meeting
." made by Colonel Edward NJ
'''.'o " The American peace dclcEa 4
.N d, a luncheon today Al the resi-.
~ the British premier Mr.
....NI George Sld he was unable
receive the Americans this week
.' '' me pressure OF busincss
.'"'''ed with the peace treaty and
''a'd them 20 remain over for a
inference until next week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
DAVENPORT OPTIMISTIC
Manager S a y S Reports
Only Oil on the Local
Machinery.
HOPE TO FINISH IN A WEEK
Slogan Is to Raise Full
Quota Before Satur-
day Night.

Tulsa contributed IGg.sO0 10 the
Victory Liberty loan fund Monday
These were the figures complied
by Auditor Gcorg" T. Thomas at
o'clock Monday evening. the --latest,
hour at which subscription will be
accepted n hcadquar,ers IN the mu-
nicipal building II is probable that
a few scattered workers lad not ro-
ported at that hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
vienna BOIHIIINIS1S
EAILIN ATTEMPT.

ny The Associated Press
VIENNA, saturday April 70 Tho
communists, It appeared late tonight.
had failed I'm their attempt 20 seize
control Of tho government Most OF
the Hungarian agttators In Vienna
have bcGsr arrested and the arrest OF
Austrian agitares has been begun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
SONIITN DO NOT
TAKE SI.B.NGTOPOL.

PARIS. April 2l.-The naval port
of Scbastopol In the Crimca, has
not been occupied by Russian sovtc,
troops. according 90 a dispatch TO the
Journal dcs de Bats, dated sunday
At SalOnlkl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
UKRlISIA CLEARED.
SAYS RUSSIAN REPORT

UI ~ VNENF TNTNT TF8N-
LONDON, April 2l.-Tho whole
Of Ukralnia has been cleared OF tho
troops OF Gen. petlura. tho peasant
leader according 20 a Russian wire
less message received here. The
soviet forces have occupied Kane
metz Iodojsky, about 70 miles south
east uf Tarnapol and cortro. tho re
giou at the mouth of the nniestcr
river
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

Declaring IN his petition that ne
cannot longer endure his witcs so
,.r.y and that she has deserted him,
wl' for Divorce w7s filed 10y j T.
Wa'y IN district court Monday against
Hattie Hn'N tho plaintiff alleging
the abandonment has been couunu-
GUS since september l. 1915
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

This total -
derived from 70
ports rendered
0v team captains
and banks tf
The total tho
hanks reported
subscriptions re-
nelvcd 10 tho
amount u $40
200
Male workers
fhr outsirtppcd
the Ladies' I'm the
ugI4tHHIt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

Millions Subscribed for Loan;
Get $69,300 Here on First Dav
THE WEATHER

TULSA, Okla. Apul zig MAXIMUM.
g. minimum 81 south winds clear
OKLAHOMA. Tuesday aud Wrdns'
lay partly cloudy not much change IN
tonprratur,
LuDlslANN TUESDAY and Wcinss
tsy fair. not much change ,u t,mpcra
ARKANSAS. Tuesday and "Wednesday
lair. continued warm.
EAST Tt\NS Iuesday and Neines
iSy talr, not much change in temprrA
ure
WET TENAs Tuesday and wodnc.
KANSAS. Partly cloudy Tussday
and Wednesday. probably showers in
east Ioruou, not much change IN ten
pctaturr.
WHEN THE KIDS ARE AT THE
WINDOW
when tho Lids are at tho window with
their faces all aTloN
With merry swlic ~ greeting. up tho
steps ! ENy.y Eo.
And 'eayc my care. behind me and
hustle through The door
For the hugs and glad rareSses and tho
romp upon the floor
II may he thst am woary with the
burdens OF tho day.
NAl NV IAhH - HN'T NNhNN hfN w
ialtcrcd on the way
But when home ! cone At evening I'm
~ happy as cAh be
n tho t,ds are at the window waiting
there 10 welcome me
There = smile for every failure there's
hug for every care.
There are little hands 10 tighten every
burden that I bear.
There are ewes that fairly Elisten IS |
WAlk along the street
And = promise Of Wrlnoms that shall
make my toilink sweet
Let tho rich man have hr mansion, let
the great man have his fsmr.
! thank the lord above me for the Joy
that's mine 10 claim.
And whAieVrr r'fe may happen. every
day shau oud ir rler
II the lids are a. the windog with tb~ir
happy smiles for me
Copyright. 1919. BY Edgar \. Guest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
re''s why everS enc should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast

VIZ n man md woman. haif the
tint. feeling nervous. desponders
worried. some data hca,laehs. dun ana
unstrunc, some DAYS really Incapacl.
tated ~ inrcfF.
II We all would practice inrl,s, hath.
ing. what q gratifying chance would
take place. Instead ~ thou.nnae =,
h;slfsick. anaemic.looklny souls with
TASTY. ianddf complications We should
see crowd ~ happy. healthy. rosy.
h2eeked i ofae Fcrl where. The rea.
s1f y that no human ssatofn docs not
- trelf each day Of oil the waste
'iig'h Il accumuiaics under our prcs.
=: node Of living For ovory onncc
nffeod and dirk taken into I, aystefa
ncariy aa ounce VI waste material
must be carried ont che IL fosments
rai forra pioraino.llka poisona which
n'~ absoTbei into The hlood.
st "a ncceEary . Il g. 10 cioan
the ashes nom The furnace each dav
before the fre vili burn brichs ara
hot 80 va must each morning clear
lie inside organs az tho previous DAYS
accumulation n indicestihle waste ans
hoiv toxins. Wen and women. Whether
sick cf wclL nre advised TO drink each
morning. before breakfast n eiasa Of
real hot water with 4 teaspeounll Of
limestone phosphate IN n. as a harm.
lrss means of washing ont og thu
stomach. liver. kidneys ard bowels tho
irf'errllh'e Material. waste. sour hile
su6 toxins thus cleansing. swccicn.
irg ana .firinine the entire alllncn.
tar canal before raiflng more food
into fhe stomach
Millions OF people vho had their tarn
a. constipation. 'hili0us attacks arid
sioaact. nervous days aad s1ecpicss
nlFhis farc become real cranks about
TIE morning insidehafh a quarter
round of llmoefone phosphate viii no,
snst much ~ the drrg store. but il
sufficient 10 deinonairate 10 snyoue.
.ts CLEANSING. sweeteuing aud freshen-
isg eject upon the system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
Try Making Yo~v Ouys
Cough RsWssdv
sea go >sss aA~sf 81. sna Asss
h<tssF ss-s.r@s shsn sh< r<-As.
e4.ds s11A Hs>lls Ssa<

i yen eosnkired ihe curative nfer~r.
s.ts ~ ftkFt kAean Ieaals slaAsie~ eaaeh \
fsseeaf, kua ffpbzA', ceaa net - !
hsl fssi cufatl,e gls 90 - fksgv = \,
tt@ rrrts htnan Rae ssnrn svr4n.
aifA - fasiif pfrparrd u = ffw mir.
60 irem cry trae Ia e. ea.s,. "a
ftnet, fNNr "a .nin pinf hftle -
Hii tAe fotli1 sta ssrsp. asif.T 49,
sa.n rfans.i2iof saeag wan. sisfisf.f
.nat4Nss. haaef. ~ rafn s0r,r e.
.cstfrl lle fcspil i = fau rsnt "a
.tsf laW rcais maize - tAose ti-.es
~ money Tastes ricf-sft ga srsrr
f. iiatx AMI vYsun gftnaratt.f ..s.
~ at the saust - a ,..ae aeI sI,
fnt Immediate r..ilef lf io.a.sr. ~,
m sf.ps flr FRslf tAr.4f Iitff.s
~af tHA's - snrf. lffit4fa.l' inea,Asar...
tfsiA att fas.is itt il Is fsa.ls
asY's eae siii ps4alh ertesms a.,
en snuta ana Iag i.ftmshisi..
f"Alt sfrifs solFh ang hfnfttlal
Ana, fAEfr is toftin~ tssfrf
flttA Z uiHtt .aMaAle farsnntfairl
/ aN AANt4 81 AuirH NHfNsN nae -.
tAet, efd has iatn usa,i idr eerlfsfion.
70 hftit up ttanN caarha
10 aNNi1 & sanf. iHtmrrt "a ,..,r
iar eiinfes pf piuck+ VITA
tA e.s'Ht.at.. aq4 dnt nesstt AnytAins
'n-taniea fe eiAe atsalnss satls.
@ftisaa "f woHes rfoWnilY lunlcl.
iHe tirek Ca, A. Wan. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
NEW U. S. SENATOR FROM
KANSAS IS |MsIsTENT
capper. Who Just Quit Governor
Choir II the sunflower State.
Wants Soldiers Sent
Home

e. eta, kaH laA iaNfna
Arthur ,afler 81 bat ! las a.s.i
i'.lied iha ait.aI On 81 iAe aaf aeiaft
msnl % eha B. Term. 81 neraanl
lmpai.ene0 ana Dig hmorf b.
'coale 81 that star hrrauss = a.a,
ln dIschafr.ns mrmef .0larn ln
Telegram - NeWiuH % nAsfr sca
inrf oi var, today 'he ftf,utr af
u arm aallg ana h0llg haa'rai fa
bring ahor ihe rf un % fhf., n
ilo-f Whi cannot understand nhf
there .houll h' aaf mnsrr hs.In.
iion un She psf q 900 uar deran
menf ioasfis wnnf ng Vhs. .,ea.
ihrm - uaaons hie uaurf
'fhr people e1nanl t.e iaaI 300
men who sr0 noN 8 Iffsalt aerls
~ hone arr ser, .ns ans nssff ur
poae by remaining lour, Is f
camps They are ho,0mas nfrsta
lnFly inpatient and bitter 0g.f ne
delay and ne sesninf|y hrA of ~
ien'lpn ~ iheir peea snd fe ihelf
not unreasnnshie a.shes AH
which s No r.nfs sailing rs lheu
heoaas' q .ssms form 81 .agfai.
tnde on fbe rar ~ those IN anfho-
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