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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

performance ut contract Tor tho
transfer OF oil leases seeks 60 obtain
, pics VI an kilograms sent by and
received by the petroleum company
for - long pvrtud of time Tho
plaintiff alleges McCray and mis- AT
tOrncy have no right to see thcsc
toleuums except those passing he.
tween McCray and officers ~ the
petroleum COmpluN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
COURT ENJOlNS GALE
Refuses to Allow Head ur Western
Union to Produce Copies, of all
OH lOmpAnN TrlrEINmS.

Hearing of the temporary injunc-
ton asked by the Sapulpa Petroleum
company in the Tulsa county district
court against n H. Galc, supcrln-
tendent of the Wcmcrn Union Tclc-
graph company, preventing tho lap
ter and his agents from making pub
lie certain kilograms. Is set before
district court February Z.
The plaintiff company alleges that
w. &. McCray, who is suing the pc.
trOlcum company in the district
court ~ Creek county for specific
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
ASK $4,000 DAMAGE


Personal injury damages Of t30.-
900 were asked by Grace Gibson In
,lstrict court Friday against the
Midland Valley Railroad. in which
the plalnuff alleges her left foot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

from the chamber OF commerce to
investigate the feasibility OF the plan
and possibly call n meeting OF those
Interested In such movement to
certain their views on It.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05

Roasted
.IFFERE
Below is a list of the
Grocers who sell it in
this vicinity:
Chauncey Grocery. 9l5 Grant
Welnstein Grocery 301 N. Yorktown
Smith Freeman. City Market
A. w. Staley 52S n. Peoria
Harmon & Son Tenth and Peoria
VonHolten Grocery, Tenth and Lewis
Pharris Bros, 24O4 r. Eighth st.
Sherry Grocery. 25O2 f. Tenth St
Pharris Grocery, Fourth and Grant
H. 1. Ray, 315 s. Grant
Federal Cash Grocery. Federal Drive
Federal Grocery & Market. 240o Fed. DR..
p. w. Siebert, 1912 T.. Hodge
Southsde Grocery, 1903 r.. Burnette
Sprngdale Grocery, North Lewis
Peoples Grocery. 1907 Il. Sixth
Handy Grocery, 334 s. Wheeling
Murphrie Grocery, 11o2 f. Burnette
Lillian Julian. 515 S. Madison
Il. r. williams. 320 s. Xanthus
Star Grocery. 402 S. Peoria
Holmburg Grocery, Third and Peoria
Rensselaer, Grocery, East Roosevelt
Hunt Grocery, Eighth and Boston
II. w. Cody. 10 Il. Seventeenth
Benson Grocery, 1909 S. Elwood
T. g. r. Grocery, Ninth and Houston
Firey Grocery, 735 w. Fifth
Rouce Grocery, 500 w Third
cut Rate Grocery, 7l9 w. First st.
West Side Grocery. 21 w. First St.
Phoenix Grocery. South Phoenix.
Hobart g. Bowling, 3 s. Rosedale
Webber Grocery, 27 n. Maybell
Sepalin Grocery, S1s w. Archer
Rucker Grocery, 124 n. Elwood
Reese Market, City Market
Hadley Grocery. City Market
Hoffman & owen, 1903 w. Chicago PL
Quinn Grocery, City Market
Hornbarger, lI10 w. Chicago
Appleby Grocery, Easton and MaybeH
Quality Ice Cream Co., 7 w. Haskell
Roy c. Meek Grocery, l15 w. Iatimer
Tulsa Grocery, Lansing and Hodge
Abe Misel 1212 Il. Hodge
j. A, Cornett, 401 n. Quincy
Ingersol Grocery, 4l9 \. Peoria
J, NJ Barton, Sol N. Peoria
d. F. Harvey Sixth and n. Bulletts
h. f, Stages. 7O2 n. Bullcttc
Mrs. n. Casper. 525 n. Crutchfield
Mrs, L. H. Kimes. 5O2 n. Rockford
Irving Grocery, 431 n. Rockford
Wilson Grocery, 4Il ~ Main ST.
Robinson Grocery, 525 y. Greenwood
l.. c. Anderson, sol n. Greenwood
Gabe Grocery, 200 n. Greenwood
Curry Grocery, SOC n. Frankfort
Cox Grocery, sol N. Exeter
Harris Grocery, 305 n. Hartford
Newman Grocery. Detroit and Archer
I'm Grocery. 1873 n. Elgin
Kelly Cash Grocery 4O2 south 81,
Bryant Grocery, S4l n. Bulette
johnson Grocery, $50 f. Haskell
Black Grocery, 95l Il. Williams
Sam Smith Grocery, s47 \, Ruth
Ben owens, 507 Il. Dunbar
Wilson Grocery, Ruth and williams
Black Grocery 95l e. Williams
Flrepoint Grocery. $40 n. Greenwood
Ira Banks. 700 n, Greenwood
l.. T. Berry. Washington and Peoria
Mrs, Eva Parks. 1906 S, Elwood
RnoctoI in TIYIco
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

brother, Patrick Gillette, died in the
service October %, 1918. Gillette in
turn died after having received only
a small portion of the insurance in
stallments, but left a will naming
SAVING Cassarello as executor of his
estate empowered to collect the re-
naming installments and transmit
them to his wife and daughter. The
bureau of war risk insurance decided
that all insurance installments due
after Gilette's death should go to the
heirs of the deceased soldier, Siegle.
CassarellO, as executor of the bene-
ficiary's estate, brought action against
the United States in the District
Court at Scranton, Pennsylvania. The
decision of Federal Judge Whitmer in
the case upheld in all particulars the
bureaus stand.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

Fresh fighting broke out in Upper
Silesia recently, when Polish Insur-
gents clashed with British troops. The
British suffered some losses.
10000
The United States railroad LABOR
board has granted the Pennsylvania
railroad a fifteeen-day extension OF
time in which to consider plan for
meeting the order of the board for
a new election of shopmen commit
tees. The shopmen have decided not
to strike to force the company to COM
ply with the boards order.
10000
Secretary of Treasury Mellon says
that should action upon the antl-beer
bill be deferred by congress until
after the recess it is possible that the
regulations governing the use of beer
for medical purposes would be issued
by the treasury.
10000
The Berlin Vorwaerts announces
that the payment of one billion gold
marks to the allies will be made Aug.
80, according to schedule The paper
also states that the dissolution Of the
German self-protection troops in Up
per Silesia will take place.
10000
Major General Leonard Wood will
become governor general of the Phil
ippine Islands. President Harding
has selected him and the general is
reported to have expressed his will
ingness to accept the post.
10000
Baron Byng of Vimy has taken the
oath of office as Canada's governor
general. He arrived at Quebec to
assume his new duties last week.
10000
A general shrinkage in the value of
personal property over 1920 figures is
evidenced in the first reports on 1921
duplicates, made by the county audit
ors to Ohio state tax commission.
10000
Delegates of the American Legion
have reached France and will be
guests of the French government
while they tour the battlefelds dedi-
eating monuments.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25
NEWS FOR VETERANS

Brigadier General Henry j. Reilly,
commander of ''Relly's Bucks" the
149th United States field artillery, in
the Rainbow division during the
World war, has bought and will edit
the Army and Navy Journal, which
is published at Washington. The
publication was founded in 1868 by
Colonel w. C. Church, an officer on
the staff of General Philip Sheridan.
Since the death of Colonel Church
the paper was owned by his son, Will
lard Church.
1t has been the leading publication
among officers of the army and navy
practically since it's founding. 1t has
been devoted to news of the Amer
lean forces, wherever stationed, and
has been active in promoting morale
and creating interest in problems of
national defense.
Brigadier General Reilly is a grad
uate of West Point. He served ten
years as an officer Of cavalry, resign
ing to become correspondent and
military expert for the Chicago Tri-
bune. He commanded the 1st Illinois
artillery at San Antonio during the
national guard mobilization in 1916.
His organization was taken at the
American entry into the World war,
as one of the best prepared in the
country and put into the famous 42d
(Rainbow) division as the 149th
United States field artillery. After
that divisions advance to Sedan in
the Meuse-Argonne offensive the
149th was with the American Sd army
the army of occupation in Germany.
With the recent reorganization of
the national guard in Illinois, Colonel
Reilly received the rank of brigadier
general and commands the artillery
of the Illinois national guard division.
His father, after whom he was named,
was captain in the regular army and
was killed in China during the Boxer
rebellion. His mother was a daughter
of Captain James E. Kimball, an Of
ficer who served with Farragut.
10000
Richard V. Derrim post of Nor
wood, Col, has fifteen members, is
| sixteen miles from railroad and was
founded last January, but it has not
permitted size, inaccessibility or
youth to stand in the way of progress.
Because it cost the post $50 each time
it hired a local hall for a dance the
post bought the hall for $1,000, pay
ing for it at the rate of $50 month,
plus interest. Two dances a month
are being held, three or four smokers
already have been given, an auxil-
larry formed and frequent social meet
ings take place. And the post has
never had more than 500 in its treas
ury at one time. The pots's motto is,
Keep going, talk the American Lee
gion and believe in it,
/ 10000
The American Legion posts in Min
nesota are having lively controversy
as to which one has the oldest Legion
naire on its rolls. Redwood Falls pre-
sented DR.. Gibson, 70 years old, who
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25
,seaeuInI sseIS aul moII sIsIs

'SS0BuIny ssRIS SQl moLI sLGES
sQl pug 1B8q 9AIsSaOx5 SQl 40 pSsnBo
81 uOIs!A 10 ldsmIIBdml sQL 'puUq
GIFBlOl SWOoSQ uOOs pun IBsE Qlsp
,1oJ IIsul psssBd sABq ESUl LslJB 1QSIs
1IsQl ssoI o. uESSq SOIuSA 10 ssLIol0UJ
ssgIS SQl IL u0uIHLu-A Sql 20 EuBW
2Qois Sso7 sISALoN sssIO
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

served with the medical corps at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, and held
the record until Kimban post intro
duced Adam Brewer, 76 years old,
and Joe Mason, who admits sc years
and highly priced membership in the
Legion.
10000
A beneficiary under an unconvert-
ed war risk insurance policy, in the
event of the death of the insured, is
entitled to insurance installments
only during his lifetime and all pay
ments due thereafter must go to the
regular legal heirs of the insured sol
der, sailor or marine. Such uncom-
pleted payments cannot be wiIled by
a beneficiary nor are they a part of
his estate.
This has always been the conten-
ton of the general counsel of the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance, but
it has often been disputed. Recently
a test case was threshed out in court
resulting in confirmation of the blu.
reau's ruling.
Lawrence Siegle, carrying $4,000
in term insurance in favor of his step
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

AS a result of the continued sue
cess of the rebellious Moors, Spanish
rule in Morocco is tottering, it was
reported last week. The Spanish en-
voy at London, however, denied the
rumors describing the situation as
desperate.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

Date amount and rate of any
further offerings of farm loan bonds
have not as yet been a matter of con-
ference by the farm loan board, Sec
rotary Mellon announced in a formal
statement. No advance in the inter
est rate beyond FIVE per cent is con-
templated.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

Pope Benedict suffered from the
effects of the recent terrific heat in
Rome. He was ordered by his ply
stefan to take no more exercise than
was necessary. - 1870
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

The American Legion posts in Min
nesota are having lively controversy
as to which one has the oldest Legion
naire on its rolls. Redwood Falls pre-
scented DR.. Gibson, 70 years old, who
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

The cabinet of Premier Allende-
salazar of Spain has resigned. Con-
ditions in Morocco brought political
matters in Spain to critical situa-
ton
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25
CLIPPINGS

Officials of the University of Penn
sylvania have tentatively agreed to
release Major General Leonard Wood
from his agreement to act as provost
of that institution because of the
generals appointment to be governor
general of the Philippines.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-08-25

NikOlai Lenine, Russian soviet
premier, predicts a famine in that
country that bids fair to approach
that of 1891 in severity. This pro-
phecy was made in relief appeal
telegraphed to the Socialist news
paper Humanite of Paris. Lenine asks
the workers and agriculturists of
other countries to come to the aid of
Russia as ready means of aiding the
soviet republic.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-12-25
to All--1921

living the this wonderful
- for the blessings feeling
81 Ek Christmas
and health
sthesinc ofHe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12

ltcut, oas bra1id)e i'd Cir ia peitef
mart gu erfllrcu Ger ertolg piiroe
lpoJl 0cr ieHJ. oaB %uHiere alnoer
Dor uaicrcn @uiern auideu url1
9eradtIuig befoMmcn bdttcn UNI
Mat oIe ~erfor0crItae 9eDunoe.unq
lhrer OroBtaicH.
9tun lit nit Oem /. Slri Der BE.
reb! gefommcL DAT MIR uHirrc
50uig 3ug!ullItn Der in Cmaruru
beiluullu .eh ljiiou3Tuioer rauancli
nlllitH. ilnltrt o. Amoer Iucrocu
ati1 umcrao4u uier &o@en AM Die
StraBc Islr5t mo aus unlcrcn.
Ct3Aiulm u;gmi~gsl%d lntnlcn, Oamii
~ unionsIru0tr aiucrtIdt baDem
t0i.e!,. C5 nl 0lea ctira fem Orin.
gcli0c5 Ctbo!. OIin e mo Oer
itaioa5re8VrnlJ uerIa,ig0eniIld) &ri,
u~atbaliltr gum siani mo 5itr Wilctr
~Qll8tboIPu iUor9th. Is lit ms nun
alI9etm gelieiii Uur0cl, Ole Sd)uIt
I'M 9elm MtigrgIortngen. oa5 man
itr5 bis an WCittrcs uclailen mill.
2se5 nj aoer rIltlilldj u%nnluglIdl, es
iet oenm ,oaB Ole @paIene un0 oic
Moral 0autIter ltiorll. mlofern ais
MIR III 0el Shlarraulnll ood) Die
Dtuoden unN Die &laben trcnaen
miIllcn. AuBtroem mare Damn Der
Blos 10 beiayunft. oaB MIR mcitcr.
BIN fctne SlnOer nicbr auincbnten
f%onncl, Elm Yuufi. nit Dem oic
ltnIoil3re8lerliNg natilrllh aud ae.
redllet bat. &5Ir BADEN aber ieoes
Sabr elten 3LGdd)s uI ldulpflIdJti.
gen StiI0ern ST cr:rartcn. "a Die
n~lelltel Gcutio;cl Ilnlge Sellte limo,
ole erlt nudl l9OS gcbcirotct babcn,
ais III Xalloc .lad) ocIr Scrcroauf.
ltailoe mlcoer geor0nctc 3uitdnoc
mGren.
alio 10 liegcn Die 8crb1ltniiie.
IS lit enp0rcnO. Gas iii MN Ole
N~uIfaiiuug oes Monoaturs, 0cn mir
Guren &illon 81 ~ucroolfcn baben.
&tr 0eutid)en bier ncroen unicren
legten Slcnnig geben, I'M uniere
oelitlte Sdyull SIT 6tbulterl, alcin
ld)on ans Dem @ruHoc. neil nniert
&inoer nit 0rnen 0a)eim altf elmer
Stnte bIeibrn iolen. ltur miro uns
Der &anpr igbt idarer. nenn 9u
alIo oa trJe1orie bclfen fannIt,
miro es GnD "a 0riiuen llie oergei.
ien mcr0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Innlpbabeten
in Nmerifa.

yImerifa itebt be1ite ais ciujiae
inter 0en groBen RntionCn GA, in
melfer 0oS 9iloun15lpeien nid)t oilf
boiler @obe itcbt. Gs lit EN- Gerbre-
den. oaB ons reid)lte Sano altf Der
Melt fem @elo onfiir bot, ~oieieniqen
nuitGn0ig 81 be5nblen Die leinen Stint
bern llntcrriht geben."
Ser 9unoescommiIi0r beS Gr5ie-
bumq5pciers, Or. 5iqert bat iid in
oieIer Meiic in Herp 9rlmS1pid. g.
I%.. acGltBert lto oanit SEN Singer
nttf eillcn beionocr3 number Ylntf
I'M 0aiein Ser 9}ntion gelegt. PTS
gmcrifa in oen arieg ging, mur6e Die
pcinlide8 hotiude offenbor, 0oB inter
ie bier aucrifnniidcu Goloaten elmer
niflt Ieien nod ihreiben fonnte.
ltn0 bod baben ole Ser. Stnnten
Dor Dem Grie9e mebr ais irqeno elm
Iouberes 9auo iiir Ibr gr5iehungsme-
icr o~tsqcacbeu. God bnben ollie
IStaaten @eisbe oe3 SduI3monaeS,
Die oIler0in9s meiitenS nid)t thrift
ourdQefithrt neroen.
@ef mt2reideu0er geioblllng ser
Gebrfr0fte, b~ciicrer 0otiritrl1 ser
2on0idYlIen lno i~trifter Gltrdfiib-
ruHg oes Ghul3panqeS f0ntte Dem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. idneQ ~Qeiteuert
mcr6en, pemn ollh Doolrrdl olleiu oa3
~oagenteinc 9iIounQnipeou 0cs @(nne-
'rifuucrs Hid,t Qc6obeu mer0eu f0nnte.
llno qerooe 0ieie3 beoiirite orinqeno
Ser 4uImcrfYumfeit maBqebenoer
.StcIlen. Gas @nno f6nntc elm poor
blm0ert Nnalpba6eten n1ehr ODER me
niger leidlter ertroacu. ol3 cine ric-
iiae 3nht oetcr, Oie iid BON Dem 9tn-
olpbobeteu MIR oo0urh unteridci0clt.
oo6 iie buditobircn uno NIT metr
ooer meniacf Gleqon3 i6ren g}umen
IdreIbcn f0nncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Sieb : GntbOrnnna ais Saamidub.

giner Der llc%btlitGnoe, Ole lid,
aus Der ~btIlGuiIgcn Yenlbuna III.
Ierer peltiIArn ]iotloualiorItcn ODER
gar mand)cr oerieIDen 5l g9eGoc.
SrpedeH eutlpNfcltcu, beitebt in Der
lncbr o0cr mln0er grOBen SGa0i-
gltHg l!nger 6oriibuume ourd)
J%tInopicb @croeN. Neionoer$ pie.
lcn 0runo 5u a!ageu iolder Art
gaben Ill neuellcr 3e,t dltdD en1piino.
ltdIe Stdnmboli SciHo0l0ulaen I'M
@td)lta NdtIoAaIrurlt. ytaulentlld}
mur0cn lulIyc gi9tjeocrn Waltnle =
ote bctdHRtlIdl lmnler lAtcner un0
geludter Dcroell, arg mItgpnomnfeu.
Sdon porber 9atta 0tejpr Nuu0c5.
forlt ouru tScutr bctruWtlidj arlit,
ten; abcr NIe a%uiarootrlrn Sdub,
metboOell geScI 0Icien Canon bat
ten lld) jicutiidJ glt bc1p1brt, uno
Ole 0r0tioe margl bier aus eillcr
9tcgcl 5ilr NIaAublne 9epor0tn
8eraoe bsguImrn DIE HotpOern mic,
Ger rctd}ltp All 0eat glnpn Sort
b0he1 mi S%utten Oct itul,cI~ftbcr.
raaelioen Glmcu ST lDudlicn, = ia
fallen neile ;D.ubabotlDa ten.
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ber 0es 6orltta mci0ttel Don b6len
&ritd>cn III Hot5enrrlEonlltcn. G2
muroe ant oa9 atluuitt tritacitrut
oaB lolu]e Bride III olleR ,Sallcn
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pcruriaClt worocu TEN fauutrm.
IA bIleb llldit9 lIbrlp, ula Gas
Gtcb 5u tAtboruNn, en- &crrab.
relt, oo2 bGutc meiitrue 1cttatt.t
10 Mot u. 1r 10 9rrnldm an4ac-
filbrt MIRO, ME es III friiIcrrn Ia.
gen 8cpfIo9enbcit mar, uu0 mopon
man loW DelIt ooniI mo mollu enc
clnporcn0e Sd)lloerung 3M 0elldJt
5etonmlen mag.
Ger 6orltauIIebcr eriudte eIniad
Die mtcrtllIcrteH ~&ich5lld,tcr. lJr
Hun0oleb SIT u%tJlrnrn, uuO Dem
Gr3udbeu' iuuroe ulllrlt5 prompt
,vul9e oelelltet. IS MAIDEN ocltn
ulGp bercIta ltt) cntidneosm gitnlu0c
MlrtnlQcn Der SA%orn.Nbnuhule be
llerflid, mo oleleIbr @rrahruaa
oiirlte lib BALD audl in dMorrcn
5arlten mlebcruolcu, wcn!l llr nod
entborntes Hinouieb IN olewlben
silldelalien MIRO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-08-12
Nmerifauiid)c &uuosebnn9 am Gent
nal SricsridDs ocs 8rukcn.
@crlin. 5. SNlIi.

Berlin 5. Sitlt.
Ios 0enfmaI 6riehrid)S nes
8roBen, Inter ben 9inOen, mar am
6~reibeitstog Der Ger. Stoaten BON
AorNumerifa, am 4. Sili. ser
Sd,auplas elmer anerifaniiflen
aunogebuna fiir Den groben aonig.
8esen s llbr morgeiS inbren an
Dem 9enfmaI brei NutoS Dor, sc.
nct cine 8%eieIlidlait amerifoniid)er
0ameh uno &erren entitica. Giner
ser Serreu iiberitieg oa5 Sitter mo
leste 81 6iibeu des 0crtmolsiodeIs
sruci groBe Gidlrntr1n5e nieoer. Ger
arobere . hei6en, Der nit Den
umiIorten itnar5-meib.roten 6ar-
ben uno nit Sen Sternen uno
Streiien ser omerifaniiten ItdgRe
aeid)niiidt mar. micS oui elmer Qre'
zen neiBen Shieiie iolqetoe 2Sn.
id1riit oui: ~GoB iiir Sic 6reiheit
itniere Batter itdrben Sbe
9eaaue Of Srut1 - @ahrhcitsbunS,
SerIin.&eru Norf. 4. SSnIu 1914
2t." Iuf Ser nit Dem alien 0ert.
itea ReitSnoIer un0 rem nnterifn.
niiteu S9appen aeidlmiiften peiseu
SdIeiie oes sueiteu 9ronses mar
at Ieien: Sum 4. SSnIi 1921. Gem
1Sreunoe Hnterifos ron einern Snnf.
Karen 9lmeriFouer." Anipradcn
m1roer Bel Der aran5nteoerIennna
nitt achnlten. Rad flrsem Ser.
weiIeu oerIiebeH sie Irnerifoner oas
TenfmaI.
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Die Oeuti6e sdiff=
fabrt in sngliider
Selen9tnHs.

Nn eilteru MISREPRESENTATION 4eit
crtlfcl bchatoelt Ser 2onooner yQuis
l1 telegraph" sic Mieocrnlilcbuutq
Ser oeutdeu Stiiiubrt mo 6eS bent,
iheu Shiii9bolt5. Ncun man lebt
nodI ej1mdf ben Gcrioi1er Nertraq
.3u ifreiber bate, ipitroen Die Ne-
itimnurngen hcjliglih Ser IllslieTer
ir1la 0elttitlcr Sd)iiic m~ahrihcinlid)
mdlt onriu ottigrnommen mer0en, 0a
Der britiId>c ShiifSb0u ourd oicic
obqeIletertc SouHuqe iuit pouitdroiQ
it illQeteqt muroe. Is m0rr btfr
Ter 1cUcIet. I0mutllme MutIdytu
Sfiffe SIT ocritnfen, itott lie 5u uer-
fuufer. oenn obmohl lle fir Gas
britiidlc Sdlotomt 60 Wtilliunen
8flnnO sterling er5icltrn. babe Sic
brjtiIdc Snbultric melt aroErrr Gh1.
Den Su perscid}ucu.
%coenfau5 mcrOc Gnaluuo uidlt
onrnuf hcltebeu, ont 0ie nelttidNrt
~SNiIANt ttk C|tNlllUi ZRNI,tUb
Gonrtn iohrIid) iiir Die gntcutc 81
bllrer bdttcu Sc irilbtr idnmtlidN
ouS1elicicrten IvrDr5eltgc eincn GGu.
fer '0n0en, iclbit lpcnn IcutIdlauo
cjrcn 0roBen EbciG 5triidfau'c. oeitu
boiler let e. fir Ole britjitc Sanoel4.
ntorIHe un0 (SrNuitrit. %n3piidNr
lei EciititIouo ari 0clu better @cac.
'clnc Gerlultc c~inSuhoIeu. lrr0 6 fin.
Dc babel emo rneertlidN llnterihigunl
nj Der Eb1tiot'c, 0ab sic Roiteu iii,
@rhciter. Wau uno Nu5ri:itulQ i'm
, cIl0cncJttcn mctt WalQcr iinN oils IL
GnQlano. Tdbrr iei q (borheit
81 QIdlll~,;. Noa N4ttitllnO4 Mol,
els i~cc'ahreuot M0d1t a~l,@Qcipiclt lei
o I'M VcQentbejI bobe Is rtd,t pielc ITaf
tor,n SIT 'c,rcm &oribtil. 6iu3iQ mn
oIltln lrtnn olc eupliidlcn Ccpcrf
, lt'a'tct@'lt eut'tl0iiel1. olrd, Aerub
'ctuno lbrcr acknowledgements ocl
, &'ettbttrerb ut)Qlih itt mndvu. Il
h e~n0tano2 SuoWntotN SIR See 81
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aenen amerifaniid,en 2eitnnaen,

Semen aiterlfanHd ,en 3etttngen,
l6ie far beoin9ungsloie Riidgabe 0es
Dabrcn6 oes &rieges 5eid)lngnabnten
0eutiden @igeutbums EN-,
~tretell, bat lid mInmebr nuh Oas
Ig3efD g)orfer ySournal Of Commerce"
I%3uaeieqt. 0ns 9lott iagt: nuniere
8~ebanolunq ser 6rage ieinoliden
@igenthuma Udbrcno 0es Srieges
mar fraglos Elm Srrthum. Sic mar
cine oirette @erletung u%niercr frii-
bcrcn 9rir5ipien. @ir ahntten euro.
p4iife 2Gnocr nod, mo Die Nnnohme
FOLDER idlurfcn %DtaBnabmen pielleidt
entihulobar mar. 8ir ilbcrliefertelt
oos feinolid)e gioentblm in uielen
5Gacn l~lnidbIgeu uno Qleid)5eitig
ouloetcn mir babel aerpaltiue Nus.
goben. Cine gauge Sdmnr Mas.
qeicr muroen sid nn0 felt BON 6ent
@iQentb1tn, oo3 inter RegierunGScon.
troQc genonnen iuur0e. lln0 lett
IteQt iid) heruu9, 0aB 0a5 anaebllde
3iel oes 8erfabrenS - Die Gerrin=
Qeritng oeS oelltifen ginflliieS altf
&anoel mo SnouItrie - nid)t mlr
Inid)t erreidlt mproen lit, ionoern oas
qerabe @egeutbciI. 9os lit Elm trau-
RIGGS gn0e - aber mar fonnte BON
elmer porteiiiden lino nilroeloien ma.
tionolen 8olitit BARN eben nidts In-
0cres eriparten!"
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=eat. mir @ilScn limb oudi Before
Menia)en.

Sauptmonn 9ebner, Der -2cttop-
Sucbef pon Scutid).0 niRea", Der
pdhreno be3 Sriege5 flint Sabre az
Ncl,gui1ea unter Den groBtcn 0c
fobren an Der Spise Der flcinei
ocutidcn ShuBtruppe g~eitan0cn bat
ersdhIt in 'einen 9~criutcn pom ocn
Sapuo,S t0mmcn, NIT heren er III,
SSsnnern 0eS 2anoeS sulnmnlenac
troi5en lit, Die ane, ohpobl oft nur
nrrh gcringe Gntferpuug getrcHnt.
sod ibrc eiQenen GtGiefte baben.
ole 10 ponelnanoer cerIdic0en lin0.
DAB Die Anoeboriqeu Der Radbar.
ltdmme einan0er nidt oerItehen.
0aber haben lie eiucn 9raud) einae-
iiibrt; lie eeben fsh aeaenIcitig Sim.
Der pom sebntcn Sebensiabre OIL aul
ciniac Sabre GIT 0alte, Die bci ihueil
Damn ote Sprad]e erlerncn uub. 10.
balo Dies ocidehen it, a1 ibreH
Stomm snradfebren. Gicie 8alt'
fin0er lino mabreno Der soblretd'cr
iehoen, pcldle Die Stontme mitcln'
anocr fiibren. iafroianft. Sic oiiricr
in feiner &initht ~iracnonle oga>
ieinocs peroeu. las fno Nie &lI.
oen! lluo pie bat man wdbrenS
oeS @cltfritqeS sic seutiden Siuoel
in S~einocalauo bchonScltp Sic lpur
Seu aciauaeu gebolteu .%interuicrt"
ioQtc man ooiur. uaN lie babCn gid't
ieIten in 0ieicr @efnn9euita't Oit
idlettcite 9~ebouoluua an2ltebU
1%niiiier
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ees cur object be, Country, our
EAsle Country, and nothing but oar
Ceantry. And by the blessing Of God,
Ray that country itself become 3
vast and splendid monument, not
NJ oppression and terror, but of wis
Boss, of peace, and OF liberty, upon
waich the world mag gaze with
sdzstSasion forever. -
Daniel Webster.