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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06

friih Qema9t lit balb geponnen. 6rieo=
rid Sippert, ipelAer unldn9lt Gmerita
bereiIie bat nod feline lebte Sohter oa-
beim uno oieie puroe oefreit, obmobl
Die gGter Shwd9er uno Die Wiitter
S&meltern lino (9ebOrene Shauer) uno
l6on ieit ldn9erer 3eit miteinanoer b0s
Iino, lam es 0urd Die 3tpei Ginoer su
elmer @ereini9uns. Senn elm altes
SpriidwOrt ia9t: g8as iOl iein, oas
ididt fia fein. Surh oieies iunee
paar lam oas alte, talte glut ipieoer
IN marine Str0muns, 1T alles gut tuie
ourber uno bic &inoer fnb elm ibones
paar. @ptt sebs ibnen Slid ourd bic
muoerbare 3uiummenfiibruns.
am Siterionntas, 25. Mdrs abenbs
adt llbr beritarb mein gtadbar Giptt-
lieb &amn,erer i'm gllter bon GA Sabr.
Gonneritag, II. april peridieb mein
S6wa9sr @eorg gberbart uno bra1te
ieia Alter auf az Sobr Sieben Mnnai
uno 27 Td9e. Sonnapenp, If. erprftf
mar Die Yeercigung, feline Scie @ittsS
me &euter folete aud ieinem Sarae
biz auf ben 6rieobof uno bis gum ars
bern MOrsen mar Iie audi idon cine
2eiSe, ibr gllter mar iiber 81 Sabr,
Iie mar pbne Sinoer uno hinterlieb Elm
grOBes 8emD9en. Sobann &euter oft
in Amerifa ioll iih meloen ooer feline
&inoer, oenn iie linb bic eriten @rben.
feline Sdnelter bic bier nod lebt lit
ebenfalls our grbidaft berehtist 10
nod mehrere 6reunbe. gDittme Sob
(gDalib senannD itarb aud am %.
gpril uno bradte ibr 9lter auf SO s.
Srisoe ibren 2eibern uuo @naoe ibren
Seelen.
9rante siebt es audi INNER uno boz
su sdblt aud meine Srau, oenn alle
9ottoren iasen ibr oas 2eben ab uno
oas nod in Der gdIos, bod pis @ott
Mil.
9to6 etpas lieber Qeier, in go. so
i'm Sabr 1911 Soll es nidt beiBen bab
manher 8arfuB in bic Stride Qeqanasn
lit, ionoern i'm 8arnuB. gDir babsn
aud idOn seb0rt sab unier 9epeiener
gadbar anoreas S6ausr oft in 9lms-
rita idnell seitorben lit.
@rub an alle meme 6inoer, 6reunoe
unb gefannte, beiOnoers an bid S9ul.
tamerao Satob SepO oante beitens fir
oas portrait, uel6es ou mir seididt
bah, babe es an 80. 9lpril b. 3. er-
balten. allieits 9ruBeno bon
Sacob Sippert r..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
NeaAori. SiiasMablanh.
l. NRai 1912.


gBertbe vpoit!" Sic peroen persei=
ben neil id 10 lanse seblieben bin, es
tommt INNER ettpas oaStpii6en oaB Der
aufidub leidtiinnig miro. Sie Witte=
runs 1T bieies 6riibiabr niAt lObenss
wertb INNER raub uno tein &eoen, oies
len Winter batten mir pobl biel S9nee
uno 1T aud ale in bic @roe ee3oeen
our4 ben gtebel, tpel6en mir i'm 6ez
bruar batten. 9ie i'm 3bai pobnsnoen
2eute lebten in 9lnst, oenn iie meinten
iie idpimmsn init Saus uno 8ieb gum
Sbal binaus, bod sOttlOb ourd ben
giebel bat es iOsuiasen gar tein 8aiier
seeeben. Ser MdrS tuar 3iemlid tros
den unb talt, oann auf Oitern fam et-
mas Resen, am %. 9in9 elm gutter
&eoen nisber, aber ss mar talt uno
raub babel bis auf ben beutisen 3as.
Seben WOr9en liebt man Sis i'm Frog.
6rudtbdume, RuBbdume y. I. NJ. iino
ale srfroren uno III beute idon Der
l. Mai.
@on Sodssiten tann ih nur bon ei-
nem paar beridtsn uno oa 1T ss nun.
osrbar suseaanssn. Ger iiinsfe SObs
bes @ottfriso S4nsioer fam oieien
Wintsr pom SoloatenDienft beim, uRe
pollte iid banu psrbsiratben aber es
fisl Isbl uno tam gum Stiaitano, bod
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
&leinliebentbal. SiiosgiubIanb.

"a. gtpril 1912.
Wertbe 2eier Der vpOlt". Seute ipi0
i9 euh turs beridten tpie Der 4pril mil
uns uerfabren 1T, oeun er mar un=
barmbersig nit uns armen Meni4en.
gei Rag NOR es INNER talt uno bes
Nahts batten mir Srpit. (gDebe ben
8lOBen uno Nadissn.) Webe ben
Sbfbdumen uno 8ebftOfen, bic oraus
BEN iteben uno 3u @runoe esben milf
len. Die Weioe lit b6llis abgefroren;
tuenn oas @ieb oes Abeuos bsimtommt
10 bat es oenielben Sunser ben es
Wtor9ens mit9enOmmen, uno man
tann ni6t senue StrOb bereinbrinssn.
@s feblt eben INNER auf elmer Seite;
bod maAt es ni4ts aus, oenn Der liebe
Soft nimmt es auf einem plabe uno
oibt es auf Dem anberen tpieoer.
@etor5en lino: Sberelia &ird9ebner
alt uno Selena Sobs ali.
M0dte aud glnoreas 9didle gebittet
baben, mebr bon ii6 b0ren 3u lafen.
unb ou, glnoreas, ri6te einen @ruB
aus an oeinen gruber 5bomas; er iol
iib aud Die pOit" beltellen, oenn es
1T cine quite 3eitung. SD babe 10
Oiele SreunOe in 9lmerita, uno teiner
mill lih bOren laien.
gDill aud bon unieren 8emiiie9drten
beri6ten; oas Sunoert 8uiden-3ettig
miro 3u ie6s &ubel pertauft, uno bic
leBten aud, nur 81 | 81. so &. 3pet
a0rbe pol Sauerampfer aud su l &.
so 6. 9llter pstsrlins oas Sunbcrt
wiro pertauft 81 6 &.
2m %. 9tpril puroen uniere Ginber
ourh Yfarrsr Srana 2oran sur erliea
bl. Gommunion sefiibrt; es tparen GO
Gommunitanten - 80 &naben uno SO
Wdo6en. Den unterridt unierer 9in-
Der t0nnen mir unierem 2ebrer Deroan=
fen. gs mar elm 6reuoentas fir un=
iere 9inoer uno bic 9anae Gbriien9e-
meiuoe. Cur @rinneruns wuroen aud
eitli9e preoi9ten gebalten, uno bel @l-
tern uno &inoern blisb taum Elm 9luee
trofen. 9lu9 unierem Peter, bem
Sraaniiten, iollten mir Sant abitatten.
oab er nit ieinem Gbor 10 umiihtis
aearbeitet bat. giur Shaoe, oaB mir
i'm bielleidt i'm Spdtiabr idOn perlie=
rem, oenn er tommt in's Sos meeen
Soloatenoienit. 0offentlib perlieren
mir aber unier peterle nibt, oenn er lit
Elm iebr gutter 2ebrer unb Srsaniit.
@riBe aud Sebaitian Sir uno bin
inn oantbar fir ieinen @ruB. 9llle
meine Sreunoe uno Setannte, pie au4
bic 3eitunssoruder beitens sriBeno,
seidnet MOrib Shredder.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06

2Obs. Sn Der 6ubrit @i&ters TIT
Geuer ausssbroden, Der S4aoen beaif.
fert fid auf 100, 900 9bl.
Ssliiapetarao. Sn Der Nadt sing
elm ourdpeidenoer &essn nisber. gs
iit selinoeres Wetter eiugetreten.
glrmaipir, (3ubapsebieD. 9ur9 ei=
nen farien 6roit mi esn Die bieiisen
bliibsnoeu Obf. unA pGemiiieadrten
uu0 10000 Seiii. Sonnenblumsn
gdnali9 pernidtet. Die meiiten 2ano-
pirtbe tpollen ibrs Gslaer umadsrn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
Serlauien.

@On meiner Sarm. IA Wleilen iiio-
0itlid bon @ureta, am 20. april, elm
rotbes gulltalb; bat Yled am S6r
bdnsen. III tpeiB an ben Sinterfiiben.
Wer Qustunft psiB, m69e es oem lln-
tsraeidneten meloen.
1ilhelm 6ieb, Sosmer, go.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
beri6ieoenen Gpuntp=Nemter iino pie

Gountp-gemter iino tpit
fOlst;
&eprdientant: @. 8. Sitlano.
9luoitDr: peter Srtb.
Shabmeiiter: u. $. Serretb.
S9eriff: 9apio Sein.
&eeiltrar: 9ller. Wosnuf.
@eri6tsi9reiber: s. 8. @sHel.
Superintendent: 8. 6. Slocum.
Gount=@npalt: %. u. Sal.
County, s&idter: 8. s. &riiser.
NiieHor: Sobn 8ollinesr.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
9as Wablreialtat iu Gampbea
Sountn.

Ser ni9tamtlihe 8eri9t iiber Die
Stimmenaboabe Der &anoioaten auf
benz republitaniiden Staatstidet in
Campbell Gountp 1T wie folst. Sieies
idlisBt idmr'ttiae Wabloe3irte ein, uno
wurbe uus oas &siultat per 9elepbon
iibermittelt:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
Sm 0cod9tniktag Der Sooen.

Gebidt sum Observation-Disclosures
BON
Senrp gSabsmDrtb 9on9ieQpm.
Nus Dem @n9liiden
ilbertragen.
Sd)laIt &am raoen, un9eItOrt!
0ier iino Die gSafieu 8eIrefet,
Son bem feinbe ibr nidts mebr bort
&ein glarm, Der pom Sd)lumnler eud tpefet
Die Grbe ipar euer 9iubebet,
9o6 ralib lit OeS SregerS Grua9en,
g8enn Die 5rommel rllit bon Der 2a9erItdtt,
Die Sanpnen bliben lluo frad]en.
Srn 2a9er bes SobeS ienbet ibr 6af.
&ein 2aut ItOrt ben eir'9en S6lummer.
Sorbei lit bes Samples fiebriibe Sait,
Der gSunbe Shmersen un0 Summer.
2taes lit Jinbe uno SGwegen umber,
Ger 8Ooen nbt aitfseuiblet
Sbr bbret pom S6lattenldrme ni6ts mebr
9en Sreoen @ottes ibr fiiblet.
S6aft, &amra0en, nn9eltOrt!
Die 2ebenoen iiber eid tpad)en,
Spr9enb baB feline @efabr lidb n6h'rt
Gurem sSrieben Elm @nbe 3u MAIDEN
Cure itilen 3elte ailf griiner Orb
gltit bufteten 8umen mir fd)miden
Guf waren Die &dmpie uno 2eiOen beifeert,
lns iOll Die grinn'rnns beslifen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06

Die 9a6ollette- & oOisoelt prosreifpen
Delesaten, oas beibt oieieniaen fir
SbeOoOr RoOieoelt, erbielten in We.
pberiOn @puntp aniebnlihe Stimmen-
mebrbeiten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
0on. &obert :. Gamble
@swinat Die domination as SuaSesnatcr in Der Soruab
@abl= =Na6ri6ten.
|Ss ialt i9wer. juberlaiiise Ssri4ts
lu srbaltsn, bod i6rinsR Gamble.
6prts. Ssrne uno 9spesrle nonl;s
b. krt ~ iein.

lls mir CUR preiie 9in9eu mar es
fSbeinabe nod unm69lia 3uuerldiIise
8QDab blna9ridten pom Staate su erbal=
ten; es iheint bod beitimmt Su iein,
oab &obert s. 8amble Die domination
ais Sunoeslenator erbielt, 6barles 8.
gurte wuroe gum 0ertrster i'm GOn9reB
Dom 2. 9iitritt nominiert, mdbreno
6rant W. yprne ieiuen 8e9ner SEQ.
%. @9an nit siemli9er Stimmen-
mebrbeit itlug.
llnpoa itdnoise Yeridte laiien eries
ben, ouB Serr 6reo Sepperle bon bier
unier nddlter Staatsietretdr iein miro,
g. 8. gbel BON Suron miro 8iSes8ou=
perneur, &opal 6. SobnIon, General
9lntpdlt, uno 8. y. @noerion, Stants'
9luOitor. Die Serren 8rinter fir
2ano. .GommiTdr uno Is. q. 2awrencs
fir Staats= superintendent, batten tei=
ne 4egner ilno llno oem9emaB nolnts
niert.
9ie Wabl sniihen u. W. gmert
uno Gso. pindnep um oas Staats=
fdabmeil lterarnt, 1T ebenfalls nod nidt
betannt; es bat ieood ben 9lnideiu ais
oh gpert nominiert p6re.
Sn WcYberiOn GOuntp 9eben mir
unisren 9eiern bic Stimmenabsabs tpie
Bis iebt erbdltlid.
Sm erlten @ommiIidren Giltritt
tuuroe 6reo SOifmann bon grOOte
Somel seidla9en uao 3lpar nit Siem-
li6er Stimmenmebrbeit; iene- 9ampf
ipar ein iebr beiber.
SObn 8. 6iiaer puroe gum Stats
ienator bon Campbell uno Mcpberion
Counties nominiert nit elmer Webrbeit
BON 400 Stimmen.
9ie Wablberiate bonn Gountp limb
tpie iOlgt:
sir Yunoes. Senator:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-06-06
sIDs MnRlamD.

Spesial 8orreiponbenSen an bic 6u.
refa ;, ,9oit" BON unieren SeridtsGrs
itattern in ben beutl6en 6oIouieu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
The Titanic, Sunk April Is, 1912
Chicago Post)

this The pdefu brain
uidd
We forged keel
And broke cumb 0ix finger and
There long decks where the
And the jewels cleaned the
themh
bws seornfuly tossed
wind or
in
IS OF
he de N
OF
OF a
wondrou thing
And Il over
a the
the the
broke crumb twxt thumb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
WILL ASK FOR A
ballot Recount
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO TAKE
MATTER UP WITH COUNTY
ELECTION BOARD.
ACTION IS Decided upon
Refusal viii Mcaa 1nat Suits VIII be
Started to compel Such
COurse-Majoritics Small.

That recount OF the votes cast in
the city election last Tuesday will
be asked was made certain Friday
night at meeting of the republican
city central committee. At this meet
ing, it was decided to take the neces-
sary steps to ask the county election
board for a recount, and a commit
tee was appointed to push the matter
II the election board should refuse to
open the returns, contest suits will he
filed for at least two offices city audi
tor and commissioner No. 4.
According to the official count as
made by the city commissioners,
George Mowbray, candidate for city
commissioner on the republican tick
ct, was defeated by Jay Forsythe,
democrat. by one vote. and Arthur
Hendron, republican. candidate for
auditor. was defeated by f. b. Cline,
democrat, by four votes. Several
charges of fraud have been made on
the streets regarding the counting
of ballots, and 1t is believed that re-
count will show many interesting
things.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
PROPERTY BADLY damaged
TWO WOMEN DEAD At IIENNESSY,
AND ONE MAN DIES IN
STORM IN PERRY.
KANSAS town IS HARD HIT
-Four Will Lose Lives as Result of
Cyclone at Bison-IIcavy Rains
Where the Winds Swept

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 20.-Fifty
houses were blown down ana two
women killed by a tornado which
swept the town of Hennessy, about
thirty miles northwest of here, about
4:30 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Mary
Holmes, a widow, was instantly Killed.
The name of the other woman is un-
known. The property loss is placed
at over $4,000.
The tornado also struck the town of
Hayward, north of Hennessy, where
several houses were demolished. l.
Is not known whether anyone was
killed there or not
A report from Perry. Okla, states
that twenty-five houses We're blown
down here. No deaths were reported.
A picnic party composed of about
twenty school children had left the
building less than twenty minutes be-
fore the storm struck.
Three Distinct Storms.
Numerous farm houses and out
buildings throughout the storm swept
district We're blown down or dam
aged. One woman Mrs. William Feas-
ing. north of Yukon. was badly in
jured, and it is said she may die. In
this neighborhood the residences and
farm buildings of Mrs. James S.
Moore, william Corley and r. M.
Bailey, Bud Duebuck and VIII Feas-
ing were completely swept away All
the occupants except Mrs. Teasing es-
capped by seeking shelter in storm
caves.
1t seems three or four distinct
storms formed simultaneously between
Yukon, Kingfisher, Dover and Hen
messy. They merged and followed
northeasterly direction towards Guth-
re and Perry. Those who saw the
funnel shaped cloud say that it moved
at terrific speed.
Within a few minutes the tornado
had passed beyond Edmond, twelve
miles north of Oklahoma City.
Telephone calls for aid were re-
ctived at Yukon and Kingfisher.
Automobiles have been dispatched TO
the storm swept district, but on ac-
count of the telephone and telegraph
being badly crippled, 1t is difficult 10
reach the rescue parties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
WATER STILL IS
WORKING DAMAGE
OF DESTITUTE WHITES
AND NEGROES ARE BEING
FED AND CLOTHED.
RELIEF STATIONS FIXED
Conditions VIII Grow Worse This
Wcek-Thousand of Acres of
Bottoms to be Inundated.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 90
With the flood waters of the Mississip-
pi rushing through crevasses in the
leyees of the big stream in southeast
Arkansas northwest Mississippi and
east Louisiona slowly finding their
way over towns and plantations, re-
ports today continued to tell of much
suffering in the vast flooded area.
Relief work among the thousands
Quoted under the supervision of state
and federal officials with headquarters
at Vicksburg, already about 5000 ne
groes from Louisiana are quartered.
Relief stations have been established
Louisiana, and at points in Mississippi
throngs of destitute folks are being
fed and given clothing, cooking uten-
sils and medicines.
A number Of levees were reported
almost at the breaking po mt last night
and the federal and state engineers
admitted they may not be able to hold
all of them if heavy rains continue for
another week.
The conditions will grow worse dur
ing the next week in the Sunflower
valley Of Mississippi. which is rapidly
being inundated by the waters from
the crevasse at Beulah. and in north
eastern Louisiana. where the flood wa
ters are pouring through the Dog Tail
crevasse near Alsatia, La. are slowly
spreading over portions of thirteen
parishes. Several thousand miles of
rich bottom lands will have been in
undated before the water from these
two great creyasses finally return to
the Mississippi river through the Red
river.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
MRS. NIXON FOUND DEAD IN
HER BED.

Mrs Olivia w. Nixon, aged 50. was
found dead in her bed at the home Of
her SON. G. G. Nixon. a prominent at
torney of Tulsa, SHORTY aster the
household arose yester\ ~ morning.
Physicians. who were called, stated
that death was the result of heart
failure, and that the woman had been
dead probably seven or eight hours
when the body was found. The Nixon
residence is at us South Frisco ave-
nue.. Mrs. Nixon came here about
six months ago from Ohio, to make
her home with her son and his wife.
No funeral services were held here
but the body was shipped at $50
o'clock last night to Sslem. Ohio.
the old home Of the deceased. where
burial will take place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nixon accompanied the remains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
PRACTICAL JOKE
Cause Of GRlEE
AND AN INNOCENT YOUNG MAN
LOVED BY TWO, THE INDI-
RECT CAUSE OF T.
REPORTED AUTO ACCIDENT
Mother Is Wired that Daughter Was
Injured and Dying-Ericnd Is
Driven Into Mysteries.

one woman hystercal and another
almost PROSTATE with grief, was the
result of practical Joke played
yesterday afternoon by the friends OF
Margaret Kramer, II years old. who
stays at the National hotel on North
Main street.
Miss Kramer, who was employed at
Tulsa theatre until just recently,
told her friend, Fay Davis, an older
woman, who stays at 11312 North
Main street, early yesterday that she
was going for an automobile ride.
Late in the afternoon woman
called the Davis woman over the tele-
phone and excitedly told her that Miss
Kramer, while riding in the auto
three miles east of Tulsa, had been
fatally injured when the machine tx
plodcd. The voice on the telephone
explained in the minutest details the
nature Of the injuries that had been
sustained by the young woman.
"One Of her ribs pierced her lungs"
she said. They are bringing her to
town and she is dying | wish you
MUulu HDNlg UfI UlulutIs
The Davis woman, almost hysterical
with fright. made preparations to
take care Of the young woman even
to telephoning to her rooming house
and telling them TO get Miss kramer's
ready. She went to the tele-
graph Office and sent Miss Kramer's
at Collinsyille a message, tell
ing her that her daughter was dying
and to come at once.
She then returned to her home and
sat in the window waiting for the
TO arrive with what she
supposed would be the dead body Of
her girl friend. Suddenly she rub
bed her forehead and wondered II she
was In a dream. For tripping lightly
up the street was Margaret Kramer
She called to the girl but the latter
would not respond.
Miss Davis promptly tainted. She
was weak from th ffcts Of rent
operation and it took some time TO re-
yKe her.
A pretty young girl at the same
place as the Davis woman STAYS. TOLD
1 reporter last night that the Joke"
was perpetrated by the Kramer girl
just to frlghten the speaker. The
yirls are longing for the same young
nan. and. according TO this girl. Miss
Kramer is jealous Of her because she
s more in the young fellows favor. /.
rhe girl refused to give her name.
Miss Kramer's mother arrived last
right from Collinsvllle. expecting 10
ind her daughter dying. She will
take the young girl back
rome with her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
MEN IN THE CROWS NEST WERE
ANGRY ON ACCOUNT or IN
DIFFERENCE SHOWN.
Overheard
Steward. with Frozen and Laccrated
Feet, Tells of Talk INDUCED In by
Lookouts After Wreck.

NEW York; April 20.-Three
warnings that an iceberg was ahead
wore transmitted from the crows nest
of the Titanic to the officer on the
doomed steamships bridge fifteen
minutes before she struck, according
to Thomas Whiteley, first saloon
steward, who lies in St. Vincent s
hospital with frozen and lacerated
feet.
Whitley, who was whipped over
board from the ship by a rope while
helping to lower a lifeboat, finally
reached the Carpathla aboard one of
the boats that contained, he said,
both the crows nest lookouts. lie
heard conversation between them,
he asserted, in which they discussed
the warnings given of the presence
of the iceberg.
Whiteley did not know either Of the
lookout mems names. and believes
they have returned to England with
the majority of the surviving MEM
bers of the crew.
Knew II Long Before.
Il heard one of them say that II 10
O'Clock, fifteen minutes before the
Titanic struck, he had reported to
First officer Murdoch that he faHcied
he saw an iceberg" said WhiHley.
""rw.ce after that the lookout said
he warned Mr., Murdock that berg
was ahead. / can't remember their
exact words, but they We're indignant
that no attention was paid to their
warnings. One of them said no
wonder Mr. Murdoch shot himself y
Whitley was asked If he knew
whether the reports from the crows
nest to the pilot house were made by
the telephone or signal.
Il don't know how it was on this
ship" he replied, ION some ships 1t
is done by bells, three bells meaning
danger straight ahead, two bells
starboard and one bell port. All l
heard the lookout say was that he had
reported to Mr.. Murdock.
Il saw the iceberg. 1t was very
large and to me it looked black or
rather a dark gray instead of white
Whitley, in telling of various eN-
periences of the disaster that had
come to his knowledge, said that on
one of the first boats lowered, the
only passengers aboard were a man
whom he was told was an American
his WIFE, child and two
yaets. The others in the boat were
firemen and coal trimmers, he said,
seven in number whom the man prom
ised to pay well If they would man the
life boat. They made only thirteen in
all.
II don't know the mans name
said Whitley. 81 heard 1t but have
forgotten It. But / saw an order for
five pounds which this man gave to
each Of the crew of his roat after they
got aboard the Carpathia. 1t was on
piece of ordinary paper addressed TO
the Coutts Bank of England.
1--WE called that boat the money
boat. 1t was lowered from the star
board side and was one of the first
70 lower a starboard boat before the
officers had given the order"
Whitely's own experience was a hard
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Continued on Page 16).
BISHOP LLOYD HERE
TO-DAY.

The Missionary mass meet
ing Of the Trinity Episcopal
church will be held at the
Grand this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. when Bishop Lloyd, Of
New York city the Rev. Percy
Oliver. secretary Of the South
western Department Of Mission
airy work and Bishop Thurston
of Eastern oklahoma viii de-
liver addresses. The conven-
tion program begins today and
will continue tomorrow and
Tuesday. and will bring the
most Influential Episcopallans
In the country to Tulsa The
full vested choir will furnish
songs from The stage this after
noon. Bishop Lloyd is one OF
the noted men in America and
the public Is invited to come
and hear him.
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one. When the uncoiling rope which
entangled his feet threw him into the
sea. it furrowed the flesh Of his leg,
but he did not feel the pain until he
was safe aboard the Carpathia.
Il floated on my life preserver for
several hours" he said. Then | came
across big oak wardrobe with two
men elinging to It. l hung on to
this until day break, and the two
men dropped off. When the sun came
up | saw the collapsible raft in the
distance. They were all standing up"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21

Miss Dorothy Gibson, one of the
best and most sought after Of Amerl-
can artists models, who was one OF
the survivors rescued by the S. 5. Car
path!a when that vessel arrived at the
s7ene of the terrible disaster in an
swer to the frantic wireless calls for
help sent out by the Titanic after
that great vessel had been almost torn
asunder as a result of collision with
a giant iceberg. Miss Gibson was
known as the Harrison Fischer girl
she being the first model of the ar
lists celebrated creations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-21
Four Fatally Hurt.

HOISINGTON. Kan, April 20.-Fif-
teen persons were injured. four prob
ably fatally, at Bison. town of 400
inhabitants. twentv-four miles west
of here. when a tornado struck the
place today. Many Of the houses were
blown down. large elevator was de-
stroyed and a number OF freight cars
were hurled over a quarter of mile.
The path of the storm was 900 yards
wide.
Those believed TO be fatally hurt
are:
r. Kotall. a farmer, and his five
vear-old daughter. Mary.
John Peltz and Phillip Herman. also
farmers
The storm came from the southwest.
and after a moderately cool. windy
day. marked by showers or rain and
fCoutinued on PAGE 10).