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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Where to Motor

One of the most enjoyable trips
that can be taken by any local mo
torist is TO Turner Falls.
All along the entire route-over
miniature mountains, through ravines
and ranches-one can view what Is
really the most beautiful scenery in
the state. Ardmore can be seen even
after two thirds of the distance has
been covered. At this point five towns
can be seen. 1t presents a wonder.
full sight when viewed through field
glasses.
The road is in good condition, and
the time for the trip can be varied
according to the taste Of the driver
After having attained the top of one
Of the mountains overlooking the
Falls there is a'fine place to park
the auto. The road has also been
worked and autos can make the trip
through the mountains in direct route
TO Davis and on TO Oklahoma City.
About 100 feet beyond the waterfall
is q pool of cool mountain water
SO inviting that swim cannot be re-
sisted
The water is so clear that the fish
can be seen as they sport around in
it.
There is no doubt but that after
the motorists of Ardmore have ac-
quainted themselves with the wonders
Of Turner Falls it will he the play,
ground of the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
DRIVING MACHINES
AWAY FROM DETROIT

Detroit, Mich. During May approx
imately 6S,OoO passenger cars and mo.
tor trucks We're driven from factories
here on their own power. While it s
doubtful if this figure will be reached
in any subsequent month. now that
railroads are becoming more staple, the
driveaway system of delivering auto
mobiles will continue an important
feature Of the industry.
If the driveaway is short-say 100
or 200 miles-expense is about equa'
10 that Of freight service. If it en-
tails 500, 1000 or even 1900 miles the
cost of car delivery represents a
heavy expense which many dealers
are adding 10 the sale price Of the
machine But the demand has been
so great the dealer has no alterna-
tive.
Roads out Of Detroit all this spring
have had almost an endless process
sion Of cars and trucks destined t.
almost every state. Recently, more
than 1000 cars on the way to points
east and south were parked at Mon
roe, Michigan, over night The Pack
ard Motor Car Company reports that
at one time vehicles totaling S4-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Racing at Dodge City
(From the Dodge City Daily Globe,
June 18th, 1920

(From the Dodge City Daily Globe,
June 18th, 1920
Practically all the arrangements for
the only 3OO-nile championship mo-
torcycle race which will be sanctioned
in the United States this year have
been completed, The Dodge City event
will be on July 5th.
The big two-mile speedway, which
has been pronounced by critics to be
the best Of its kind in the entire
country. has been thoroughly dras,
ged and leyeled after 4 years of idle.
ness and is now in better condition
than ever. A car load of oil to be
used on the track has arrived ana
will be applied to the track.
Cash prizes aggregating $1,000 win
be offered the winners OF the Dodge
City classic by the local company, in
addition to the manufacturers awards
Expenses Of preparing the track will
be about $1,000. An appropriation Of
$3.50 is expected to cover the adver.
tising expense.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Prest.O-Lite Service

lie had just bought q new car, and
at the suggestion of the automobile
dealer drove over to the Prest-o-Lits
Service Station at II A, northwest for
the initial test" of his storage bat
terry.
What does all this much advertised
Prest-O-Lite service amount top he
asked e. j. Brewer, the manager. "Is
it straight stuff, or is it Simply sell
ing argument for batteries?"
Straight stuff" echoed Mr.. Brewer
an say it's straight stuff! Presto
Lite service is as real as the Presto
Lite storage battery, and it is insepa'
rable from It. You have an example
Of it beginning right now in the ini
tial test, which guarantees that your
car will be started out right. We test
the battery check up the electrical
wiring Of the car and see if the gene
rator charging rate is too high. II the
battery is partially discharged on ac
count Of the cars standing idle IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
wilson Motor Company

Wilson Motor Company reports the
following sales for the week ending
June 25
j. p. Lathrip Of TIealdton, Baby
Grand Chevrolet roadster.
Albert Solomon, sport Model King
Eight.
c, II. Vineyard, Baby Grand Chevro-
let touring car.
Paul Michael, 900 Chevrolet.
Charles Twiggs Of Healdton, Baby
Grand Chevrolet touring car.
Wilson Motor Company urIoaded
another car of Cheyrolets on Friday.
They consider themselves vecy for
tunate in getting these "490' road-
sters in this shipment as this model
is very hard to get.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
AMERICAN RELIEF IN THE
NEAR EAST Is DROPPED

Ne wYork, June 26.-American relief
activities have been discontinued in
Smyrna, headquarters of the Greek
forces in Turkey, II was announced by
the Near East relief. Orphan asylums
and other institutions maintained in
the city by the relief organization
have been turned over to the Ameri-
can relief committee.
Sterilization of conditions in the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

the showroom, or through de.ay in
transit, we give it a freshening charge
and lend you a service battery while
we are doing it.
There is no cost to that service.
Neither is there any charge for testing
your battery and adding distilled
water when it's necessary. The Prest-
elite people know that the perform-
ance Of any storage battery depends on
intelligent treatment and Prest-O-Idt'
Service is here to make sure tnat the
battery makes good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
TeIford Auto Sales Company

J. S. Kinney. representative of the
Pierce Arrow factory, spent Friday
with Joe Telford. manager of the
Telford Auto Sales Company The Tel
ford Auto Sales Company delivered n
REQ coupe to William Green Of Ard
bore and Cadillac TO Harry Frank
lyn. Mr.. Telford is expecting two
carloads of Reos within the week He
is leaving tonight for the REQ factory
at Lansing, Michigan, and expects
to be gone about two weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

600 OOO in value We're parked around
It's property, waiting to be driven
away.
Every factory has established rooms
especially fitted for the convenience
Of driveaway crews, where they await
notification that their assignment is
ready Drivers are paid So day ana
expenses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Good Road Through to Davis

Ray Tyer of Tyer Brothers Motor
Company went to Oklahoma City and
drove another Hupmobile roadster
down Friday.
The trip home was made from Davis
over the new highway via. Turner
Falls and Honey creek. He reports the
road in fair condition and says
this new cut off shortens the dis
tance between Ardmore and Davis
at least fifteen or twenty miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Gus DeLosch, shop foreman at The
Southern Oklahoma Battery Company.
will leave tomorrow on his annual va
cation. He expects to drive from Ard
more to Galveston, Texas. After a
short sojourn at Galveston he viii
leave for points in louisiana, at which
place he has several oil leases. He with
be gone about three weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

W. b. Tyer of Tyer Brothers spent
Thursday in Madill where he deliver
ed a five-passenger Hupmobile. Mr.
Tyer reports crop conditions excellent
in the Madill and Kingston territory.
The farmers are all happy and busy
looking after their harvest, which
seems to be in full swing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Southern Motor CompanY

The Southern Motor Company re-
ports the following sales during the
past week: Dodge roadster to the
Carter Oh Company Of Healdton;
Dodge touring car TO the Imperial
Refining Company of Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Ardmore Motor Department
Miss MaurIne EasIeyl

Briggs-Burba Motor Company, Nc.
Alester, Maxwell touring cars. Plan
ct Petroleum Company, Maxwell truck.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Tyer Brothers unloaded another load
of Gardner Light -Four touring cars
market and seems to be making an
enviabe reputation. This makes the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Tyer Brothers Motor Company

II. J. Stromberg Of 921 3rd Ave,
southwest, is driving a Gardner Light
Four touring car, which was pur-
chased from Tyer Brothers during
the last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Tyer Brothers received a carload or
five Hupmobiles Monday and delivered
car number one to Sherman Pyle, 20f
B street southwest Immediately.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

J. o. Crawford reports the sale a.
a Wisconsin farm tractor TO Henry
Croskil of Berwyn, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Mike German of the Guaranty state
bank us driving a new model r Hup
roadster, purchased from Tyer Broth.
ers during the last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Tom Cooper's Garage

Tom Cooper sold Ford touring
cars during the past week to o. a.
Sparks, Berwyn, w. L. Couch, ana
w. L. Brooks, OF Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

immediate vicinity Of Smyrna, ana
the organization of the Armenlahs
themselves is given as the reason Ior
the dropping off here among efforts
there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

CALL US ANYTIME DAY OR
NIGHT, FOR SERVICE OARS AND
RAGGAGE TRANSFER. ClSCVo
SERVICE STATION. PHONE 294.
&S-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Southern Oklahoma Battery Company

Charles Harris of the southern Ok
lahoma Battery Company has gone to
Tishomingo, Wapanucka, Milburn and
Mannsville on business for his firm.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

f. C. Thompson purchased 7-pass.
enger Chandler to be used in livery
service between Ardmore and the oil
fields. This is the second car Mr..
Thompson has purchased from the
Patterson Motor Company this year,
and he states that in his opinion the
Chandler car is the most economical
car to run on rough roads in livery
service
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

third carload Of Gardner Fours re.
ceived by this firm since June 1st
Mrs. w. b. Tyer and little daVsh-
ter, Dorothy-Lee, are now in Ashe-
vile, n. c., where they win remain
during the summer. Mrs. Tyer's sis.
ter, Mrs. Ralph B. Leonard OF New
York, and pere~s DR.. and Mrs }.
NJ Gross of Miami, Fla, viii join
her later in Asheyille for few
weeks stay.
Josh c. Renfro of Tyer Brothers
spent several days during the llst
week in the surrounding towns Nh.
Renfro reports business good and
says since the recent rains the farm
ers have gone to work in earnest
looking after their crops and he be-
lieves conditions will begin to show
improvement as soon as the grain
begins to move.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

READ ARDMOREITE WANT ADS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Roy Banks, salesman for Patterson
Motor Company recently had a most
successful week, during which time
he sold and delivered six automo-
biles. Mr.. Banks has been selling ears
only a short time but his success
has been very marked as he is a
very persistent worker.
l.. 5. Grindle, OF Healdton, purchased
a Cleveland roadster last week.
Moss Patterson, manager Of the Pat
terson Motor Company, made a trip
to Oklahoma City Monday for some
more automobiles.
Mrs. Evelyn Nunnally. stenographer
and cashier for the Patterson Motor
Company, returned from two weeks
vacation Saturday night.
Patterson Motor Company received
last week some new equipment for
their shop, which will be appreciated
by their customers. This eouipnent
is several sets Of fender protectors
and cowl covers to be used on cars
that are being worked on. This re-
moves any possibility Of paint being
removed or scratched by grit or
grease.
Patterson Motor Company was adj
vised last week by the Chandler Mo
Com
their new two-passenger roadster into
production by July L.
This roadster is the one that Mr..
Whtbeck, chief engineer Of the
Chandler Motor Company, designed
for use in oil fields especially. Pat
terson Motor Company already has
several orders for this car and will
have one ready for delivery by the
first of next month.
0. w. Wagner, manager Of the top
department of tho Patterson Motor
Company, returned this week from Dal.
las where he purchased a stock or
floor mating and linoleum for all
makes Of automobiles.
Slaughter Motor Company
The Slaughter Motor Company re,
ports the following sales for the week
ending June 25:
w. Matson, Duncan, 5passenger
Chalmers, Maxwell touring car, Max.
well roadster.
w. NJ. Booking Motor Company.
Comanche, Sport model, Chalmers.
Pennington Grocery Company city,
Maxwell roadster. This is the sec
ond Maxwell roadster purchased by
Mr.. Pennington in the last ten days
w. d. L. Gazaway. Newport Max
we'll touring car. Jefleys Motor Com
pany, Durant. Maxwell tourins cnr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27
Patterson Motor Company

A. +. Evans of the Humble Oil
Company purchased 5-passenger
Cleveland this week
L. c. England, farm boss of Heald-
ton. purchased a 5-passenger Cleve-
land.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

L. 5. Grindle, Of Healdton, purchased
a Cleveland roadster last week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

third carload Of Gardner Fours re.
ceived by this firm since June 1st
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Slaughter Motor Company

The Slaughter Motor Company re,
ports the following sales for the week
ending June 25:
w. Matson. Duncan, 5-passenger
Chalmers, Maxwell touring car, Max
well roadster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

w. NJ. Booking Motor Company.
Comanche, Sport model, Chalmers.
Pennington Grocery Company city,
Maxwell roadster This is the sec
ond Maxwell roadster purchased by
Mr.. Pennington in the last ten days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

w. d. L. Gazaway, Newport Max
we'll touring car. Jef.leys Motor COM
pany, Durant. Maxwell tounns cnr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Moss Patterson, manager Of the Pat
terson Motor Company, made a trip
to Oklahoma City Monday for some
more automobiles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

Mrs. Evelyn Nunnally, stenographer
and cashier for the Patterson Motor
Company returned from a two weeks
vacation Saturday night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-27

o. w. Wagner, manager Of the top
department of tho Patterson Motor
Company, returned this week from Dal-
las where he purchased a stock or
floor mating and linoleum for all
makes Of automobiles.
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1lnfizGr GrmitzGeict5
tpirS 1cfnilSert

Seem gorf, II. Sart.-Gie Steele
gorIoee, melbe es @eI6Gftsitrter.
nebnlungen erloubt, bor Dem 8eginn
neuer llrlternebntitttgen cine grfld-
rune ibrer 9Gbiidten bel Der 91ttt-
oe8regieri,ng ein5ureiben, wooitr9
oie itorren 9arograpben bes anti'
Sruitgeieses eeutiloert neroen iol.
len, lit BON Is. 6. Golber, einern
0eitoIieO Der 9unoesbanoelsfommii
lion, lporm empfoblen iporoen. gtah
jeiner glnIidJt idafft tie einen sluS.
aleih in Dem 3pieipaIt Smiiden Der
ourh Die slnipenOung aut bic sll.
aemeinbeit oriifei,o pirfcnoen
Storrbeit oes 8udIta6ens oes @e-
Ietes uno ben ftets ipedieInOen ge.
oiirftiiien Ser @eih1ftsmelt. Gem
@efhGftsmonn Ftebt es oanaf fret
Dor elmer grpeiterine ieines ge.
triebes Der Geeieritne cine genaiie
@rfl6ritns iiber oos einaureihen.
mas er 5u hin beobii9tiet. Gonn9
miro oonn ser 5reibrief ausgeiteIlt.
aonlntt er IN aonfIift NIT bem Sin.
titritIieeies, fam ibm nur Sas ob.
aeIpro9en iper6en mos er felt Der
gentsiing Der Steele @orlose iei.
mem @eld6it tiilsunefiiat bat.
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SehiffssBciatsisitec
erhebcit 4orcteit
@pIIen fid bic 3iuanssprobi6ition
anf ben GdJiffen in 9afcn nidlt
srfallen laiien.

9sbilooeIpIin II. ssSon. Die
SeeIeltte bon elmer groBen Gn5abl
oitsIdnoiIher S9iffe boben aif Dem
3oIlnnlt Oogcgen Ginipru6 einse.
legt, oaB Spirititoien, Die nls Shiffs.
borrdte ooer als 9laoi5in nlitge-
brodt peroen ontIid berliegelt
iperoen. syn Sen 8efdmerOen miro
oarnuf bingeipieierb naB bic Spiri.
tuoien einen GeiI ibrer tagIide1 GSs
bilben uno ibre geritegelnne Ia
ibnen ie6ner enlpfunoen perben
piir0e. 9(nBeroem biI6e ein inter
elmer ansIanOiiden 5lagse fobrenoes
S6iff einen Sell oieies auslonoes,
iiber ben oie @unoesbeb0roen feline
Suri2 EDITION beiiben. 9ln Oie olts-
Ianoiiden @eian0ten IN @di9ington
fin6 @eia9e gelhidt iuoroen, cine
aufbebung Der gerfiigung erpirfen
5lt poIlen.
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gcititnnunscn bes artifelS 10 Ses
@ertrages bilben cine nuiiber-
briidbnre alaft.

@oibinston, IL. sSatt.-3ur 8of-
bereitung ouf Die smeite &onferen5
5lpiiden republifaniiGen 1tno beno.
frotiIdan Senotorel ipegen oes Grie.
Oeiispertrages, bielt 2ooge nit Gen.
root ttno Ge[og nnl Sreitag oberl0
cine lanee 9erotiing ub, Inn Die oe-
nofratiihenNori9lGge eirl5eln ourA.
5ugeben.
gtuBer nit bieien 4ttliloen Gin.
lpditolern4 beiprad 2ooge iid) nit
ben unperiobnliders @cenern oes
Sobnion un0 8orab.
Gbenlo ipnroen altf Der oelnofroti-
fden Seite oablreide aonferelt5en
gebalten. an oenen Die Senatoren
Sit6cof, McGe1or, aenorid, Clint
mons it1b onoere iid beteiligten. gs
berridte tperigcr Sptimisntits iiber
ben grfolg Der apiihenpnrteiliden
3uiammenfiinfte bod mi 5 man bies
ie nod einige 3eit ofrtfiibreu.
8eiI man elallbt ,baB Die Ser
6fIentlidjung gum Sdaoen gereihen
f0nnte, iperoen Die grgebniiie Der
geItrigen &onferen3 alpiiAen ben
Siibrern bet6er 9arteien gana &C.
beim sebnIten. gs berIaiitet ieood,
SaB bic aluft 5piiden beioen nod
fat uniiberbriifbor lit.
Gie alneite &onferen3 trot IN Gen.
2o6aes aontor beute borlrlittag al.
iamnen. @s tuoren 6ie 8epubIifaner
2ooge, 2enroot, Stem un6 aellog,
uno oie 9err1ofraten Sitbcof, Omen,
McRellor Sinlnons uno 8oIib. Die
RepltbIifoner iperoen oen 9enofru-
ten ouf Die Mscaellar.aenorid @ors
i9I1ge aur @bdroeritne Der Sobge
&eierbotionett otttportet. Ser grobte
l1tteridieo 8ipii6en beioen 8oridlG-
gen Iieet III Der gebotoIiing oes 10.
artifeIs, mo- Die 9ennofraten ben
Ser. Gtaoten Die 9eflitht nltferfeaell
poIlen, anoere @IieOer nes @Glfer.
bunSes eegen feinolide GinfdlGe SIT
idiiben, tudbrertO 2obge bogegen cp.
portiert.
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,9ctscbetpii piitci1<2lrcl1e"
iia P0is9ce 9claitcef
}faar6iften uulfea grufc rnifIde
Geieaidlaft fir tmcrifauiide
s5reibeit granben.

Sangoe, ssinrlIano, II. San. Die
.Sobiet.Ir1e", Der Srnnsportoanl-
pier o@uforo", nit ieiner 2oonnq
bon 249 oeportiertcn GnoraaiIten lit
in Songce angefommen begieitet
bon oem &reuser vgoGaro". Ole
Geiie bon &iel nah Snngoe bon.
900 fih obue 8fpiidenfdFe. Sic
g(nnrdiiten gaben su feinen 8e-
idproen @eranIaiiltng gnferifu-
niIde 9enoam1dtigte tDeroen Die
9eportierten Biz on Die ruiiiide
@ren8e untpeit Gctrogroo brineen.
Ridtanltli6e @criidte tpoIlen miiiel
oaB Die r1iiiiihe Gobiet-Regierutg
ben Gnf0nlnllingen ben gintritt IN
@uBlan6 perineen miro. God
i6enft man 0ieier RodJridt in oft
siellen areilen feinen GIauben.
gerfinan un6 Gu1na Goldman
noI[en In GuBlnnO cine sroBe @e-
Ieaityaft nritiTifder Srelinoe Der
alnerifaniiden Greibeit" griinoen.
bern $aiiptauFgobe Die Sorberitng
Der vfoaiaIen Glebolrtion In ben Ser.
Staaten~ ieitt miro.
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HanSelssBcsicbmnectt
nit Rm6fanS

g8aIbingtom Q. G., IL. San
Ser Sberite 0iat bot beihIoiien,
boB slaiierte unb 9eiitroIc nit Dem
riiiiiiden 8oIfe mieoer in Snnoels.
berfebr treten biirfen uno 9fuBlnno
bor alien Gineen glrtifeI aufiibren,
Die gum 2ebensunterbolt oienen
8as Staots. .Geportemert bot be.
fonnt eeilabt, ooB oieier @oren.
atgtonib ourd SonoeIs. .@eienifDnf.
ten in 9tuBIano beiuerfiteIligt mer.
ben ioI. Dor nIlen 9ineen miro
man onrouF ieben, ooB ben 9iuiIen
sleioungsftiide, @sOifanente. Gdr.
bait-gerdte uno oereIeiden eeIdidt
iuproen, ipofiir iie @etreioe, Slnds
iin6 onoere artifeI, an iuelben Sfub.
lamb int lleberfIuB bat, liefertt
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Gg>kaiicr befWdftiat
iidp nit Bcli6e,pislltiss

2onoon, II. sait.-8ie 8erionen,
Die ben Gr.aaiier fiir5lit seieben
babeil. erfldre1 bei1dftigt iid] CT
Safer @iIbeIm n1ebr nit Dem gol.
iaetpisnlus, olS NIT Der ausIiefe-
rltngsfroge Ser 8olideipisu1iis 1T
iein Sanptunterbaltu altungsgegenitano.
gr erblift IN Inn Die aroBte @e-
faDr fir Die 8elt. eine @efabr, Die
nah Ieiner @eirtuns olle Sander be.
oroben mag. ST bdlt ben 8olidepiS-
mus fir cine Sptge oes 5tltraes
beg 3areft lnto ieiner eigenen gnt.
tbronnng uno frngt fid berluunoert,
Oh Die @eIt oet 8oIfd)eiuisalus Der
Serridnft bon Gar unO GaIier bor.
5ieben iniro.
Ger gr,&aiier foll iebr gut ittfor-
miert iein itn0 oit1 glmerifas Sal'
tuna aeaen feline ausliefegung an
Die alliiertett fuobl du tuiiroigen nil
len, bod ioq oas tn feiner 8eiie
ieirten @roG gegen 8raiioent 8ilion
geniiloert boben, Dem er ieinen
Stur3 olidreibt uno Dorpirft. ooB
er 0euti9lono ourd) ieine @eripre9=
linget in Die SIRE gefiibrt.
Ser Gr-aaiier ipridt ielten iiber
9eutl9lanb, meIdes er fir berloren
balt. 9luS5iiee aus &aitfps guh
iiber oie oeutide &rieespolitif ioIlen
inn porgeleien poroen iein. Die
Soffaung, oaB er tpieOer aaf ben
Ibron fomnen iperoe, bat er gan5
aitfgegeben.
aorperlid fol- Der @r-aaiier iebr
gelitten bnbeu. Seine gterben iinn
in einem idlinmen 8uitano, uno
leine ioIoatiide Saltrtng foitet ibm
beOeutenoe glnItrengungen. CT ipriAt
lauglam uno beoddtig ,tno finoet
nur in gIugenblifen Der @rregnns
ben geipobnten &eoefluB.
Isle perIautet, ipollen Die Soll1n'
Ser nidts bon Dem 8ori6lao boren,
ooB Ser @eiitesauitanb Bilbelms oes
3meiten unterindt tperben iolle, I'm
auf oieie @eiIe on Der g(usliefe.
rungsfroge borbei8rfonmen; Die
bolldnoiicbe Gesieriins iuiiroe in Der
glnnobnte Sieies &uries MIR cine
Shndd1e erblifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-17
f5crIien bcfiirdttct
Bclieipciuikis Jiipaiioft

2onoon, II. San.-9ie periiide
bat bel Der aegterung bon
@roBbritor1ien nngefragt. Oh fie inn
ltanoe iei irgeno tpelhe ltnteritiib.
une fir 8erfien gu eeben i'm Solle
elmer golidetpifi Snbafion, unb
tpeId)e @crteibignngs.Golitif man
NIT 2eriien n0tigenfaas einbolter
miroe. Gin unbeitdtiqter 8erift
aus Berlin iagt, 0aB gnbcr Boifba,
Der friibere tiirfiide ariegsminiiter,
unIdnaft gum &0nig bon &urbeiton
gefr6nt tporoen iei, uno unldngit
in Berlin getpeien mare. Bon bort
babe er fih nod &leinnfien begeben.
Die Sroge tritt bier olif. Oh r ipobl
Ole ltnteritiisune Der beutiden CT
trenliiten gefrht babe.