davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
YpbtGS apxa gbSss,paIlsiIta.

Dasbington. = GSfeiiesid Costa
&ican ipaIlanf,mo,ffesfa erotett,,
preiioentti Mfonio @onaaIes fGtpi as
fettdin tpaIttofibteeri 2anfinein Iuo-
no iInlaiiemasia ipastolauieenia fen
iobbosta, ettd Gosta Rican iotan,inis.
teri Seberico Tinoeo faappafi bolIi.
tiiffen ia iuIisti itienid tpGIiaifaiiefii
preiioentiffi. @onaales on ppptdnpt
Wb6Dsmaltoia iefaantlunaan Costa
Riean aiioibin ia atpastamtaan bGntG
iGlleen bolIit,itieen fieItdptpmaIld
tirnniistamasta ,p6Iiaifaista baIIitus.
ia.
@oltiofibteeri 2aniinsim ferro.
taan iIntoittaneen @onaaIeiiIIe. ettd
ObSpsapaItain baIlitns ei anna tun.
ritstustaan boIIihtfiilIe, iotta otpat
faaipaittaneet tpoItario fapinoimdIla
per,,stusIaaIifia spirfaiIiioita pos.
taan id ettd fenraaIi Einocoa ei tuIIa
tiinnnstmaan, tpatfapa banet tG-
mdn idIfeen ,paIittaiiiiirfin preiioen.
ti1fi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Itdvaltl Ksnlattaa "
denalai$ta $odank1yntlx
StGipalta fannattaa ,uebenolaista 70.
banfGantiG.

Jfalualt1 tauuafta1 WeDeuQlQtSt0 tOs
SaufGpntiG.
@ieni. - Sliolim,atta iiitG ett6
iotfilt ianomaIebbet otpat aiettuneet
bpuin fpnfaIIe fannaIle StGapalIan.
yboes,paItain suGIien f,ibteen ia ii.
Ianteen ioboosta. ionfa on iaanut al.
faan bipgomaattisten i,,bteitten tat
faifentinen Safian ia Wops.pnItain
apdIill6, usfotpat @ienisiG oleipot baI
Iitlisipirfailiiat ettG tilarne ei ole
apielG toitpoton. Gala tannaIIa on
mpos tafagdinen ybbpsapaItain IGbet-
tilGs Sre6eric 6. BenfieIb, iofa foet.
taa parbaan ,pointinia nliifnan tpos-
fennelld iiiben iliuntaan ettG pstGip1I
liiet f,tbteet iaataiiiin e6eelleerfin
fGilpunGGn.
llItomaoipirastosia ei fuitenfaan
mennG arapioimaan mit1 IGbituIetpai.
iuus on tlioapa nriasiaan. TiIannet-
ia paifeuttaa bpdpin iiriresti fefin
ieiffa ettG tieoonnntopbteps @ienin
ia WbpsipaItain ip6lilla on bptpin
bonfulaa ia moi iobtao tpafaiuiin
ipGGrinfGiitpfiiin molentpien baIIitif
fen aifou,,ttiista ia tarfoit,,fiista.
&uitenfin on baIlitirfien tdboIta
annettu ieIap6sti pmmarfdd ettd oil.
spat ybopsapoItain spaatirnitfiet mil.
laiid tabanfn. t,,Iee fatioismonarti.
on baIIitus fannattnmaon t1poeuifes
ii ipebenaIaisfen 1obanf6prtid feIIai-
iena fi,in iita on tpiime aifoinn pantai
f6pt6ntoon. SsfGtpaIIon baIIitus moi.
Il fpIIG mobboQIiiesti olIo tpaIrnis te-
femddn ioitafin niii,tofiio. iontanfaI.
toiiia fi,in Safio eiin. on tebupt $oi.
lannin i,tbteen, ,,liatta ie ei t1iIe a,to.
moan t,,iurraofnan per61n, uifdIi toe
6ennIainen fobantdprti tostee Iiittou.
t,rnei6en mai6en ia ndiIe fotatarpei.
to fiiliettaipien pltoIleetton.ien mat.
ben aliifiia. Sdstd buolimatta diff
bdIlitus bptpin fernas h,ulemaan mil
loifia ebbot,tfiia ObopstpaIIoiIIo diff
tebt6tpGn6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
eafIalaisten mies6mffa iubasia
4,O87,692.

2ontoo. = Taimnifuulla ilntoite.
taan Safian armeiian miesbilfan Of.
leert, iiirtomaaioitffoien niebuffaa
Iiifritnotturlatta, 1854 lipieeria ia
miestG. HGistG oil iurmania iaanei-
ia 1906, tpanteia 1,645, fa6ofiisla
oIepia 11,784 ia baatpoittitneita 49,
100. Scum tGnlGn ntiesbutfoluette.
Lon IifGd entiiiin iaabaan Safian to.
fonaisuliesbufafii nptpiiesiG io6asia
1882 itpieeria ia miestd, ioista
on tappotaatereilla faatineita ia fai.
raitfiiin ia baaiuoien tafia flioIeita
9SS.329.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
8Sprblaiua npptti ipeSe1aIaiien.

pegrglGtma nppfn neeendidttc".
SEEM yorf. = WeliGpnumerltG mt.
niliittia festGneesf6 taisteIusIa erGGn
fahialaifen ,peoenaIaiien ia Srencb
Iinian b0prpIaitpan @,,panen pGIiIld
GGbeII6 Manstan rannitfoa tanunif.
20 b.. irpotettiin f,ateIIusaIus. mitdli
nnairtitan b0prplaitpan tpirfaiIiiat o.
tpat tGGuG fertoneet. @upane OH pl.
Tut pb6en pdiip1n ntatfan pd6Si1 Dor
6eaurista, fun oil ndbtp fiitelusaIns
iota oil IiifteistGGn pd6ttden foetta.
nut pGGstG boprplaitpan eteen ppidpt.
tGGGff feen fen. @e6enalaifesta on,nrl.t'
Tim Iai,faiis, iota ei fantanirt fpIIiu
sa1apotfi. ia @upane fddmtpi filIoin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
SptabaIEtxs AnstraIiaau.

2ortoo. - MeeIbolrnesia olapa
Reuterin toiu,is6on firieerapoibtaio
iInroiftaa ettG Mustralian r,inisteri6,
iorpfa iobtoiana on oIlut @inian
M. Sugbes, on idttdrtpt erobafeuuif.
'ienia ia ett1 tenraaIifu,pern0ori on
apoIinnrt Mr Sugbeiin niutittGniddr
uiioen ntirtisteriorl iota nptteutmiu
on 10 ,pannoutin,,it tpirtaan. &dmd
irri ntinisberiS on fotoontiifieuiner
ia tiirnetaan ie fotoboGihttien nimel
I'd. Scr $ugbes t,Iee eoelIeenfin ole.
moan pGG1ninisterinG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Yenmin rahoista pnnte.

Siionsei ponfin penrilpurostot o
tpot tpiinre aifoina bihpnneet mitGt-
t0ndn pienitii. Biime oifoina on
pennin rahoien ontaruinen pfiitpiiiin
torfoitrfiiin tofonoan Iopetettu ia ia.
I'd ipoibtoroboo on poit,i Iiso.puttoo
pIeffiin torpeifiin main ipdbdsid mdS
rdsH. lluiio pennin roboio ipoImis'
tetoan hiitenfin porboiunan ia pesmi
pnIa foatonee 10 pioHoin poistetasff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
ia pallanneet in,iia aienlia. @iinc
tiistain taistelusla otettiin ainafin
1000 nliestG ipangifii, ioi6en ioil.
fosia oil SO ,lpieeria.
Safialainen tieSunantu.

Berlin. = 8rittiIGifet iolitot iat.
foitpat bp@1pfiiGGn iafialaisten a.
jertia tpastaan n,oIerun1iIIa proIiIla
@ncre iofea ia taisteliia fGgtiin iuaib.
teIapaua onnelIa pitfin pditpdd. 8.
tttuaan t30 ipanfia ia faapottliaon
milf tonefiip6GriG, iGttiip1t iafiaIai-
fet t6n6an etur1aifet poulmifnoppa-
aiernania ioen pobioispiioIelIa. Brit
tiIaisten pritpfiet trnfei,tua iafialais
ten i,,ofiiibai,toibin glru1entieriin fen
butlla ia 60 8asieen farlnpan pob.
ioispuoIeIIa ia nt,,isia poifoisia pob.
ioista rirltamaa tori,ittiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

L. e.
@I Ha7o, Seras. = @rdS Gratu.
for6 rir,inen ottteri6dlainen farian'
fastpattaia, ioQla on famiria outaiiuaif
fla Nerioosia ia iota on biliaftoin
oIesfellrt irieita ftitfauiia eteldiiesiG
naaplirianaasia, ilntoittaa faaneenia
Illotettmpista IGbteistG tietoia ettd
rospop6alliffo 8iIla, ionfa toiu,inta
on ipiirre fuiifaiiien aifona oIIitt fiit
rem iaInperdiNpSen tperbmna. on
mrennpt Idniira,rritolIe ia mntirsta.
nut fieH6 erdGIqG Iaiipdlla Sapaniin.
2Gbo0n fanotaan topdbhtneen toIme
apiitfoa tafaperin ia oil "Hrancbo"
pd6sfpt Iitpobtampaan Wa5Hlanin ia.
tanaan &paDepllhpusfa. 2abtiesfddn
oil ban Iaitiiirtiit miebilIeen ettG BON
tidee tpiippntdGn poisia toInte ftui.
tautta ia tliomaan BELLE t,ion aian III
Iitttua tietoia, lotto otpat feIIaiiia
ettd Iafit Ier,tGtpdt iImaan iIosta. I"
Wer gratpfor6 isfoo t6ntdn tte6on to.
befii ia Iairiau faaneerfa fen erGdItd
8iIIan ustotiiinmiIta oiioitiiiaIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

iellaiieen aienaan ettd fen iuuri 65
millinetrin tptfi oil f1dnnettpnG iil'
feIlusaIllsta tobti. 8eoenalainer
iatfoi autpunista ia @upanen tptfi
altoi mpos foittonia. Eoirten b0prp.
Iaiaposta auuraittli ponrni fattiii fes.
feIle ,peSenoIaista iofa tobta Iopetti
muuplrmiienfa. Noin p,polen hrnnir
aiun pritti ie ppipd pinndIIa ia fatoi
fifteen nGfplpistd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
faiin. aafii fsr+aa oil banen beitet

tdfin. seafii fertaa oil banen beitet.
tGhua irti miebesta6n, iilld tuumiius
oil iietdmatSntG. &uitenfin ban lpib
boin padfi aIaferrotfeen ia iai uIfo.
oapen altfi epdtoilpoiiin ponnistlifiin,
faatuen tai,lttomana miebenid tieopt.
tOanan rliitnliin p6Glle merannallc.
lllfopitoIerla oleapat benfilot rienii.
lpdt npt apllun ia weipdt onnettomun
mieben ia naifen iairaalGag. SeiSdn
lu,tllaan paranetpan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Iiton,entoia.

Nnptfiin ei fdd fnljettda metaltufMla
Biime miloben IopuIIo fierteli ia.
nomaIebbisf6 iurtinen, ionfo miifoan
moan pobioisraioIla borioibettaiiiin
neIfoista meti1Iint,iien Iutpdtpnta
ipienti6 Ri,otiiin. Edut6n iobbosta
on aiiosto toilneenpontii tittfinr,s
moinititIa raioIIa ia on iiitG ioati,
tGpfi feItppps. ettei mitGdn metidIin.
tiiien ioIofuIetusta ole iieIId tapobti-
mt, mif6 minitoinfin oliii miltei
mdbSotorto. ippstd. ett6 mefdstpstd
moan pobioisofisio barioitetoon al.
rroostonn ioneen utitdtt0mdsid MIDI
rdsiS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
$4,000 fanfallistaartilaista lasfe.
taam ,uapaAfIi.

8as5ington. = &un biplounaatti.
fet i,dbteet gbbpstpaItain ia Merioon
tpGliIld oipat palalitiineet eiltiieIIeen,
tltHIaan raialla oleapat faniallisfaar-
tilaiia, ioffa fittiltttiin iinne ros.po-
jo,lffoien tointinnan tafia, Iasfenlaan
apapaifii. Noin $4,000 fanfallisfaar
tilaista on ipielG raialla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Snaatti on p16tt6rpt idttdd bun.
mioon ottarnatta anom,ifien, ettG ny
fpisten poiffelttiellisten olsien ip,tor.
Il fpptiraba ipdliaifaiiesti torotettai-
film 80 penniin watinaifelta ia 35
penniin 9IimGGrdiieItG fppoiItG, los.
ia alom. alistus 10 oil tebtp fpptira.
han forottamiiesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Sriustosto moffetaan nptpifin Ps.
tarisia 8 mi. fiIoIto ia fen toiitta
noiooon npfpiiin iiniston,eiiereiIle II
IittGa iir,stosta a MT. fiIoItu roinbin.
nan orlcsia 8 MT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

Senaatti ei ole illostirliit &iioipon
IGGnin fuipern00rin eiitptieen. etta tn
tpernS0ri oliii tpaItiubettlt foroittu-
moan &uopion fairpurfiin tuobun
muioon raiabinnan 33 penniin Iitral-
Ia spiiass rnorros- ia icuIuf,nln iefd
t6rudn tp,soben tunn1if,u1n niofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

SIpntbia, Bosb. - &Ipernoor
Sister oIlefirioitti filetoIofiebootuf
fen. SoIIei Iafia lpfdti tp. 1918 pac
Ieibin, ostun fe poimaon 80 pdiipdr
flrIuesia lainIoatiiafunnan baiaonti
mifen idIfeen maolisfintIIa. 2af
RteItdd teners1dn idiIpttGmdsta boil
Iitsfoan ipdfH,ion,io. muitten f,rin III
pafirion fo,rtto-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
G1ban iuaalit IsfGtst.

&ouaiia. Cpbn. - S1innun .n,pGi.
tDiimd ei tapabtln,,& fuin mu,,,n,nio
2:fnid fabafoita tapinalIisten ia hal.
tit,sSfen ioiiftoien tuGIiIld. $aIlittf.
telIa on npt gioso be abiIa fdfisiGdn
Ia fen tansfa on iaatu idleen aifoor
1btepS ia baIlihtffen otafittnan fes-
Hatdpdn ioliffoioan bpSffdpstd mar.
Ten Sonfioeo be Gubaa tpastoan, 10.
Ia on IT'D ebelIeen fapinallisten I'd.
sisfd. QenrnaIit Mios ia @amos, iot.
Ia otpot Man5aniIIosfa 1000 mieben
trdlIa ia fenroaIi gebreco, iofa on
Baroooasfa iuoimatfaan ioiifon fero
tuaImistnttiSpat bp0tfGGmGGn Ori
,erbn maafr,nnan pGGfaaptinfia mos
'3odn.
@oaIit, iotfa f,ntnniteItiin par,ta
ipatfi toimeen Srientesia beIanifuur
20 pditpdnd, ia ioiben oootettiin rat
hnifelpan faiias festGneen riibon iiitG
tlileeto prefi6entti WepoeaI olernaar
toifet neIid tptiotta predetermined ma
tniIeeto ban fiirtputddn fitpir,tn Iibe'
rooIifen eb6oftaan gafpebo 3apofir
tieltd, ioa rita io9ti nptpiieen aieelli'
leen fapinaanfin, otpot IpfGpt pref
.0eatin nt6GrGpffest1 toiieen aifaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
8afiitoista laiauaa lGbtenbt Garopau
jatulmiin. -.v

geap yorf. bel,nif. 1S b. - &af.
fitoista Initpaa, niistd ptfi amerifa.
Iainen, Idbti tdndGu guropan Iata-
min 2aitpat tliIapat nlenemG1r
fieIletpIIe aIr,eelIe. &olme Iaitpao
iaapui tdnadn tdnne iotatppobpHeel.
t1. geiistG oil pfii o,nerifnlainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Buiu ia maibom iuienti utaasta.

Biime puo6en aifana tuiettin
maasta poita 4 miIioonaa fiIoa, tuns
tatem eoeIliien tpuooen II mlilionnn
filon tpientimGdrGG. Naitoa ,pietiin
,piime tpnonna @enGiaIle Al milioo-
naa filoa ia ebelliiena tpasonno Il
miIioonaa filoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
KAHDEsToIsTA vUosIKERTA


SeSantgIdu fanta perxstaa fSpbaiu-
talon.
So6anfplGn tunnanhpoltauston To-
toufieSfu io,ilim. 27 p1,d i6tti a1ioa
tDarten aifaifeInmin afetetti fornitea
tpaItlt,istoIIe Iauiuntonfa fophGinto-
Ion banffimiiesta. Romitea ebbotti
Reorganization perustnlista. 8at
tiri,sto bpaudtipi ebbot,itfen ia maIitfi
3 benfifen toimif,mnon tie6ust4e-
moan f0pbdintaIofii fopitpia tiIoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
.1tlfsmaaIaiiet balnffaita fnIemaa''
Amerifam famialaiiifii.

@asbington. = Gen iGIfeen fun
0ipGomaattiiet iitbteet fatfaistiin Saf
fan 10 W6psapaItain ipGIiuG, on min
palicn mlfomaaIaiiia, ipariinfin iaf-
falatiio ia itdtpdltoIaiiia, ilntoittaiiti,.
mt Gurerifan farriaIaiiiiiiteen pprfi.
ioitfb ettd tpooapartenentin tpirfaili.
Tot tanddn Iairiititpat olepanfa fpfe.
rpemattoulid atpioimaan fofonaiS.
Inddr1d. gr6dttGfin pGitpdnG oil an.
methi MISUNDERSTANDING $4,000
baftdNe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22

ia fenroaIi @areian fomentompano
matfaIIa itaan 2angin matiIIt.
Sole gne5 Sala5arin fonlentamien
iouatoien, JOHN fliuIru 1000 ioti.
lasta, ianotaan IGbteneen IGnteen.
pain Oiiton nlaatilalto ia nGiben fab.
ben iolifon tpGIiIIG oootetaan tapcb-
tupan pbteentornapfien.
@ariemfasauattaiat bsStfaaip6t Wsesi.
81 Haio. = TGalIa Iiitfuu bubuia
ettG Sacbitan ieaubun farianfaspat.
toiat aifoipat muobostaa fesfuuhes.
taan ranfaiiuretfifunnan menn1fIeen
Weriooon aiantuan tafan ntita rp0.
lpGreita iotfa nlirbaiitpat folme NOR
mooni Iebn,dfaitiiiaa Gornerin moo.
tilalla tpiime maanantaino.
2GbipnpGrist6sfd on 500 SiIIan
ieiroaiaa, ia farianfasmattaiien on
banfittaipa fofoon iouffo iofa fpfenee
fufistamaan beioGt jos nieli!u1t bp0-
fGta mericoIaisten fiurppuur.
MerieoIaiiet pibGttaneet amerifa'
Iaiiia.
W,rno, glri5. = &affi IotiIaspr.
fuun puettua meSicoIaista pi6Gtti fol
me amerifalaista ioriametidstGidG,
otti beiItG $3.50 rabaa, fafii retpoIApe-
rio ia ppsipm fertoiapat miebet espers
ii @ilfoniIIe, gbopsapdIfoin ialfa.
,pden neIiGnneirtoista patdIiooman
iobtaialle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Saistelna oSotrtaan NeSiepsia.

Siebto, y. W. = Mrmeiiun upic:.
ricn icemien Iaot,:tim,n iieto.s
mlfnon on 800 3orrunaan io:.Tas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-22
Un$iA taiSlelultA palml$-
teIIaan Eubd$$d.

Suntiago, Cuba. - SGnne iaabaii
4bspstualtain u.iinoien Iastiia Gan
Grancisoo, ionfa tomentaiana on s.
-. Butler. 4one,rtaia ButGer on 70.
pinrt iotilasfinperno0rin fansia, ettd
prciioentti W6enoealin tai mmitten 70.
tnloiauoia ei pGdstetG fatamaan iiI.
Loin fiin niiIlG on m,hanaan io,lffo.
10 bpotfdpstd iparten Sartiagon iata
nton ipastaan, e6eIlptt1en, eta f,i,per
noori ei mliinota iatanlaa tai ,tpota
fanmpaSia Olepia Iai,poia. Mmeri.
falaiiia ioitffoia eli ole Iastettu mai.
BIN.
&enraofi Carlos @onaaleiin iobta.
mat iolrfot Iabtidudt ellen tdaItd iu-
naIla bpofatGfieen ManfaniIIoa mas.
faqn. Maiitri @erton Man5anilIos
ia on paennut slurerifan foninIaat
Fin.
Sdnne Ell ole iaapunlit ,pielG mab.
apistusta file tieoonannone, ETH tat
II preiioentk MenocaIin tpeliea on
sDansitti iam1aIla t,in IiberaaIien icu
fct ottiiudt balt,unia NenocaIin 10.
ieritebtann Tolma Sorianosia.
4 :syyl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-03
FINAL SERVICE FOR BOYS
OF KENDALL WHO ENLIST

Farewell services were held at
Henry Kendall college yesterday
morning for those students of the col
legc who have cast aside books, col
lege and athletic careers and answered
the nations call for men in the army
and navy.
More than forty of the leading stu
dents of the college have enlisted in
either the army. navy, engineer com
pany or ambulance corps and so
great has been the drain on the insti-
tuition that all athletic schedules have
been cancelled and the senior class is
left with but perhaps onc-tenth Of its
original strength.
The farewell services yesterday
morning, held in the auditorium of
the college were conducted by the
Reverend Lincoln Mcconnell, who
pleaded with the embryons, sailors
and soldiers from Kendall to conduct
themselves in the camp, trenches and
on the battlefield in such a manner
that they would reflect the teachings
they had received at the Christian
school they represented.
Others, among them members of
the faculty delivered short talks, after
which Reverend Mcconnell offered a
prayer for the safe deliVerance of the
young men from the fate of so many
men they were following into the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-03
MUCH CLOTHING GIVEN OUT
BY SOCIETY LAST MONTH

In the report of A. NJ. Welch. agent
of the Tulsa Humane society, for the
month of April ii is shown that dur
ing that period just closed 14S calls
We're made by the agent and that
nearly four thousand pieces of cloth
ing were distributed among the needy
of this city and county.
During the same period IL boys
were parolled and three were
sent to the state school of correc-
ton. while four runaway boys We're
returned to their homes. The report
states that there was an average of
Il children in the detention home
during the month and that the society
furnished employment to eight women
aud - men.
Mere than a score of horses were
taken from work by agents of the So
ciety and Ii were condemned as unfit
for work, while three We're killed and
almost hundred were found to be
overloaded and ordered relieved by
their owners.
The officers of the organization are
DR.. ]. NJ. T>np3es. president; Mrs X.
Macarthur, vice president; +. Haver,
treasurer; w. Wclch. secretary; O. ID.
Hunt, chairman of the executive COM
mittee. and A. NJ. Welch, humane
agent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-03
CLEAVER WOULD RAISE A
NEGRO COMPANY IN TULSA

The colored people of Tulsa are
making plans to give their quota to
the country Barney Cleaver, member
of the Tulsa police department and
one of the best known peace officers
in the state, Is making plans to recruit
a company OF men of his race, and
offer them to the government for ac-
tive service. in France. II possible.
For the past several months Cleav-
er who is known as one of the most
fearless officers who ever carried a
commission has been at the head of
i-military organization, founded
along lines similar to that of the boy
scouts.
with this as n nucleus he believes
that he would he able to recruit a full
company within two weeks, and al
icady he has asked for permission
from the adjutant general of the state
to proceed with the work. At the
present time there are but two squad
rons OF negro cavalry and two rcgi-
ments of negro infantry in the United
States army.
In the event Cleavcr receives the
necessary permission to proceed with
organization Of the company he will
ask the war department to send a
representative to this city to swear
them into the federal service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-03
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Come back" man was really
never down-and-ou His weakened
condition because of over work. lack
of exercise. improper eating and liv-
ings demands stimulation to satisfy
the cry fH "A health-giving appetite
and the refreshing sleep essential to
strength, GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
oil Capsules. the National Remedy Of
Holland. will do the work. They are
wonderful, Three OF these capsules
each day will put "A man on his feet
before ha knows It. whether his
trouble comes from uric acid poison
ing, the kidneys. gravel or stone in
the bladder. stomach arrangement or
other ailments that befall the over
Jealous American. Don't wait until
you are entirely down-and- but
take them today. Your druggist will
gladly refund your money II they do
not help you. 25c, soc and 800 per
box. Accept no substitutes. Look for
the name GOLD MEDAL on every
box. They are the pure. original. i'm
ported Ilaarlcm oil Capsules.-Ad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-03
SIXTY TULSANS WILL
GO TO TRAINING CAMP

Tulsa and this section of oklahoma
Will be well represented a. the Off
GERS reserve training camp at Fort
Logan II. Root, Little Rock, Ark, ac-
cording to Capt Il. McCroskey, l.. 5.
A., who is IN Tulsa for the purpose OF
accepting men for the school.
No city in the state, according to
the military man has furnished more
enthusiastic men than Tulsa and after
the three months of training, Tulsa
probably will be represented IN the Of
with at least u score of captains, and
as many first lieutcnants ana second
lIcutcuantS
Captain McCroskey has been in the
city since Saturday and during that
time has enlisted more than sixty men
for the service. Today he expects to
make a short visit to the surrounding
cities IN each of which he will re-
cciNc applications.
The following have been accepted
by the captain; w. Il. Erwin, +. a.
Stroud, IL. c. Gray, X. Galbreth, jr.,
A. q. Head. Il. j. Riggs, X. B. john
son, j. f.. sullivan, n. Curtis l.. Curie.
+. X. Roth, K. Burns Harry f.
Thompson. H. A. Schmidt, a. c. Ell
liott, Guy Harper, |. 7. ltatcliffe, l.. 5.
Robson r. l.. Cripe, L. Il. Hansen,
Fred Davies, Claud y. Biglow, Will
liam ID. Goodwin, Jack Porter, Rob
ert ID. Fields, John .. Mosley, f.. K.
Cheesman, W. 7. Mum. Allison Wal
ker, Don $. Haven, II. f. Wright j.
ID. Sanford Marion c. Hatch, c. c.
Witt, a. c. Mechling. w. w. Higgins,
Erwin II. Dewey, John q. Drake, Il.
+. Coffee. Don q. Roy, X. +. Sherman,
A. n. Wilson, j. ID. Kennedy, l.. f.
Beckett, G.. w. Cohagan, w q. Baker,
A. l.. Broadwater, A. |. Sugg. John
+. Roper. L. +. Borsman, n. b. Liv-
ingston. w. c. Weaver, c. NJ. Berry, K.
b. Bradshaw, G.. G.. Dixon, Paul a.
Powell. Pat j. Hurley and w. T.. Gra-
ham.
The captain will return Sunday and
conclude his work here next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. on each OF
these days he can be found at the Y.
NJ. c. A. building from 8 a. M. until
. p. m.
Today he will he in Sapulpa, tomor-
row in Collinsville and Saturday in
Bartlesville.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-03
DON'T SCOLD, MOTHER!
The CROSS CHILD IS
BILIOUS, FEVERISH
Look at tongue! If coated,
clean little stomach, liver,
bowels.

Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See if tongue is coated: this is
Il sure sign ITS little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogsed with sour waste.
W hen listless, pale, feverish, fun of
cold. breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
ache, Indigestion, diarrhoea, give
{. teasIoonful of "California Syrup OF
Figs" and in few hours all the foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and
you have a well and playful child
again. Children love this harmless
fruit laxative" and mothers can rest
easy after giving it, because it never
fails to make their little "insides'
clean and sweet
Keep it handy, Mother! A little
given today saves a sick child tomor-
low. but get The genuine Ask your
druggist for 50-cent oottle Of Cali
tornia Syrup of Figs" which has di-
rectiors for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Remember there are counter
feits sold here, so surely look and sec
that yours is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company" Hand hack with
contempt any other fig syrup-AdV.