Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-22


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,s ,,,.,,t,lI any an" """'HcI S"HS II
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ara .r",,aIS, ,''',,l,S mo onUSyINahla, we
.l,o,.,, 1t5i ~ l"'V WIN
In s,,oIio, ,i, 0Pc,i'o"' oSP''Ia'Iy
ponoraIly 70 ha n,,,,,ai i'' ySS see IN
mi, nno La.n.. 'tr,' a. III l'II"uel-
nv" f.,,,,'. a., '',rl ,, "lEe MAJOR
"a, ~, ',tc "III'S' or lhaI out
snm,i s'u W. .''' German population, the
,'ti y, - almost UNANIMOUSLY
'i'' ,,'0i man ana the blame is laid
H'' man nlIltarlsm and the in
NaSIoh OF belgium In the import
ant manufacturing city Of Norris
town we find the editor Of an ayow-
edly pro-ally paper stating thnt "at
least So to 80 per cent Of this com
munity are strongly in fa,nr - ~.
allies" on the otbor hand IN or
other important manurortIrinr cit,,
Lancaster an editor in da.,,,,.
appraisinp tbe b,lo,,oa
,pinion ronfasso.. "r pun ~,
Harrisburg pnttr,.ili. IT "P
ara divida1 ,r ~ "I" NtWcaStIe
Neu,rastIo - ',tl'oH" although in
,',r,,. pIo-'cilnah editor re-
norr., ., ~ any majority In Wilkes
1''. ."V 'c' mans iaNor the kaiser
put 'he pr'ponderance Of sentiment
70 Cn"hEIhs somewhat as Cossack ac-
uEItles increase. McKeesports main
"ISh Is lhe early end of the war
On crossing the western border OF
pennsylvania to enter Ohio we dis
cover the newspapers are n,ostI,,
neutral altho a Lima edItor ',yn,,.s
that he is supporting the Germans
ana says Of his locality that "since
che truth is becoming knew a,i
mont, which was at fI.st ant, ~ S(il,. CIV.
man, is steadily changing I'm fa,,or .
Germany" Also from NDu.arl, i %
Hamilton word comes nf "..u
German attitude; while we boar -
Cincinnati that "a i.rgo Trtts. rtG"i %
ts , li.t. - ''i'S btil man, inere
this cnnnmi,,,,it,. "'ah sentiment IN
Vboro ,,,1iS' Ui,I,S'
in SurinpfiaId wa uN'utd' as
Cern,,n ~, We are loId that pro
than pro-.Ii,." on uloIe evident
land tbat "So,,t We IOdu OF OIeNe-
the allies hut thm G",,I Is Iathehr Tor
more y" Tnindo TS i!'onS are heard
Alron oulsStoWh, and
A.
tho rest ,,,os,i,. ~ 'ne homeland, with
Far,har ''D,,'S neu,'ai or pro-ally.
f;nd tLa ,,'',,1l, J9l"dIu, IN indiana we
oninion an5 't'tei n.y. pesWern local public
as IN faII i,,'lig.,io ''l, ~ ChIo SO striking
We heron,o a,,,a,. ''''e'S uHuer houce.
German non,,latS oi lai &c ceHlers OF
nro- Gerr,ir atttt' WIN resultant
copfIict 90 5t,.i5 I'y hul that the
shornor i, r,,at tnu'" oPIh,oh is even
from mo fant may ne lhslanced
dianonoiis .Mo euIloIs IN IN
German .a,,i,, "II'TS' Marked
:, '''ir,'n" ~, Large German
that tho sar+i,,,. "tntI says merely
&c u,itb ~ aiiin ,,iiloh' ol the community
vim larso Gl.,,o %,',~a, oe' craI otner cities
ronort tbo faaii, ,ii,n poPui5tl0hs also
racial Tinns '5 uINIueu along
ieelinS Intensified.
Travelling still westward a1ong +ba
lake tier Of states into Illinois the
impression that German feeling r,ns
high in German localities il intoret.
fled. In towns Of from ten to twantv
thousand, such as BellcviIe ana Ia
Sale, not only is the common onipinn
we are informed Lut
also certain editors openly docIaro
that their papers favor the Germans
thizers, while in the multifarinns
population of Chicago public oninion
can only be described as being "vorv
mixed" Put there arc also rather
neutral towns like Joliet where we
learn, there is no pro-ally sentiment
ana American-bo and Irish and
Others are disinterested and homo for
a speedy conclusion Of bostilities "
II population is largely the decid-
ing clement in Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois, population and geogranhical
position have much ia Do v,Ith ~
Of sentiment in Michigan
"On account OF our nroximitv 70 Tho
border and the fact that wa
have among our Inhahitanta s,root
many French EngIisb Sano,i,,,',
Belgians Russians ana An,oricans, ;,
writes a Detroit editor vhnsa nart,. ','S,
is editorlallv neutral .4s cort.ps,
could be taken il would undonhtaSI,, a.
show that there is a sIigbt ,,a,,,l-,-i'
erance of sentiment in favnr ~ ~
allies" The editor of another nnu,raI @
paper in the same citv ton. ns 49,
while Detroit has Iarga corr,a,,
and 10 harder ai,,. 80
Canada there is no marked bittar,so so
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