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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09

,Hg collapse of another great Prus-
n ION scheme is now occurring be-
i,rc a world too preoecupied to
:. tse full meaning of the fragment
realize - renorts coming out from Poland.
sry n.", "Kingdom of Poland" is dis
it t,s..tins. even from the Teuton point
r''e The attempt to lure the Polish
b VIZ" ;,,o the PruSSian. camp has now
|? 7' 's.i,.ly proved abOrtive.
''. u. Polish people are in the grip of a
in wave of national resurrection,
SisnP - by the Russian revolution. In
i'n. ..;,r, German and Russian Poland
's So changes are shaking the foun-
' ... Of Teutonic mastery. Pro-Ger-
''.' have become pro-AllieS. lnterna-
'NS ~. are turning into fervid national
''''' rormer separatistS are joining the
~ those who cry for united Po-
politicians and intriguers are
wv tanned into militant patriots. All
e. ..,,;ss Of the various sections of the
y y, are being fused into one powerful
gum J, chose motto is: a free and united
9olssi'
=, head the Kingdom Of Poland" is
''s ,r.3 General Pilsudzki, leader of the
.'s ~. 1erions and national hero. Is ar
y. ID In Austria the Poles who always
e.. ,.-,s5 the Hapsburg government unite
w "a ., Opposition, In Berlin the Polish
tee urges fundamental changes in
~ 'I-, +,.Ys Of Prussian Poland. And in
,.s Polish national army is being
~. under the auspices of the Pro-
i';,,,I Government to fight for the liber-
,tio, Of Poland.
~ :. an excellent review of the Polish
-. me Swiss daily Gazette de Lau-
- exposes the reasons for the col
l.., n the Prussian project in Poland.
Nhs article reads;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09

|DR MAX NORDAU, the brilliant
Observation-Disclosures, has writ
~ ten an interesting article on the
H,,isr revolution for the Buenos Aires
II, ya,ion." The Morning Of the Rus
=, Revolution" he calls it, and it is
b5ght and optimistic Interpretation,
s,,,b written by him, who was one OF
4, irst to brand our civilization as de
rgste. The article, in part, follows;
.yss. mos. inspires me with enthusiasm
q, he Russian Revolution, which like a
ri!s, hurricane from the tropics has over
hvrr and swept along an abominable sys-
- Of government. is Us manner; sure
rcsrjoys. without admitting negatiye'
,g as tire general trend Of human evolu-
t- has demonstrated II.
The historical philosopher asks himself
9Th anxiety: What is the end toward which
civilization is tending" Whittier leads the
- j, follows amidst cataclysms? And the
Russia, revolution gives him the trumphaI
,ply Which brings him certainty and a great
'arsols,on
"A terrible perversion Of the human mind,
r,,h has the iwDuGence 20 call ltseH
g.ncs. and which the crpdulity of pre-
r-p,uous fools IN both worlds accepts as
-ch has created an infamous doctrine,
',ch I shall des cnate, for the sake oil
rsyi.y, BY the name Of principle Of organi-
z,!on'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
An Abominable Doctrine,
Calling the State God

TIE state. according 20 this sbomirable
5c.r.,s. +, everything; the individua! moth
Ig, The state is Cod !. is the highest e%-
preston Of reason; il is the most perfect
oTr Of being, O; life; IL Is almighty ana
'-a5,s1t +, has all privileges, but mas
20 duty except that Of maintaining itsel'
Il growing, or being always power, most
'o1.,a,.ag. most irresistible. Since ITS sub
lees Do not exist but for the state, 1t may
use ssi .5use .hem as il pleases; IT may
employ and exploit them az it's pleasure,
stto1, asking consent, without thinking oil
their sentiments. without taking into sc-
a.r. their particular interests. without stop
',g % consider that II wrcsts from them
Be means Of s4t Styling their humble private
's:', tia. j. i-a.c,a upon them cruel SUI
.rngs that .t destroys their happiness.
1.-THE Cars ahsolutism incarnated me
Organization Russia has rcvolted against
4 and yanquisaed IL. She has renewed 'he
ANGUS declaration Of the rights Of man ana
ne citizen. The most grotesqueIy PROUD
t''sssor, the most inflated with the mania
greatness, viii not dare to pretend lha'
is movement represents reUoce7a'o" III
e progress Of civilization.
The sinister sophlsts Of the reacIloi'
ashed Us with their distinguished dlsdaih'
ley fa'tered us with the delirium-lnNtns
acara,lons Of the crack-braincd NletzSch''
mich was 10 then-and doubtlessly con,
,nuss to oe-tne sacred law. We understood
@'ang about history, about its progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
Our Beer for France.

The French beer brewing industry VIII
have to be aided by imports Of barley from
America in order to be continued beyond
July /. so one is informed by the anthem
rio "Oficial Bulletin" The French brew
ors are said to be negotiating with
America for supplies. Arrangements are
also being made 70 ship beer to France
from the United States. Before the war
German products supplied the deficiency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
America Is Anxious to See
Mexico Really Emerge

Commenting editorially on the proposed
loan, The Scranton Republican" speaks
favorably of the Carranza government
and of the evidence of the confidence of
American bankers:
at augurs well for the new Mexican regime
that American bankers are disposed favor
ably toward the Carrarza government, and
that this view is strengthened by the reports
Of Ambassador Fletcher and the United
States consuls.
"Thc American people are sincerely dcair-
Gus to see Mexico governed IN accordance
with civilized methods, which shall guaran-
tee the security Of life and property IN that
republic. and when the Mcxicans and their
leaders realize this fact. and act accordingly,
they will render their country the best pos
sible service in behalf Of peace and pros
perity"
"The Pittsburgh Dispatch" also is optl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
n efusing to Link Themselves With
N Austro- German Arms

"1he same evolution has taken place in the
Polish military organization, the spiritual
chief of which is General Pilsudzki.
"The 5000 DICTIONARIES of Poland were re-
Gently requested to take an oath of frater-
nifty of arms with the Austrian and German
armies. More than IS per cent Of them
heroically refused to comply with the request,
And the Polish nation almost unanimously
approved and applauded this act. The re-
fusal to take the oath demonstrates clearly
that the Polish youth has remained faithfui
to Polish traditions.
Uniformed by events, frightened by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
The Austrian Reichsrat Hears
Anti Government Talk

The reverberations of the German
Polish crisis in Austrian Poland were pro-
found The dissolution Of the Supreme
National Committee set up in Cracow
early in the war was recommended ny
the Austro-German authorities, but was
rejected by all the popular parties at an
assembly last week. The Austrian
Reichsrat became the scene of many anti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
The 1917 Constitution Is
Full Of Promise

The same paper prints encouraging ac-
counts of the corn prospect, announces
that travel for foreigners in Mexico is
safe with the exception of small parts OF
Cb;nnobra Within the next
three months the entire nation from Chi
buahua to Yucatan will be safe for traV-
Oilers" and concludes with this account OF
the principal features of the new constl-
tuition:
"Irndcr the new system each state controls
;.s or,n schools while free education IN
tho primary grade guaranteed by the con-
stitution OF 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09

Galicia and Posen. Nothing can prevent
Polish patriots from aspiring to possess
these provinces, nrd II 10 that which causes
trouble for the Germans.
"The university became turbulent; 1t was
closed. Soldiers began 10 engage in politics.;
they were informed. The Council Of Stase
wanted ambassadors; it was even refused a
budget.
"Thc pan-Germanists would have liked tc
annul the act Of November (which they
have always denounccd--and to divide again
the spoils of the White Eagle. zimmerman
thought il would be better 70 wait, and Gov
ernor Besseler received the order to organize
the country step by step, with the aid of the
parties that can be gained, and to guide Po-
land toward a monarchy which would be
entirely under German influence.
"The parties of the Left were no longer
willing to support a government without
rover. Their representatives resigned and
joined the opposition parties of the Right
which have remained passive up to the pres
emit time, so as not to commit themselves IN
the eyes Of the Entente.
Thus, with the Council of State there re-
manned only the parties OF the Centre, whicA
no longer represent the majority"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
New

.Seros Persky. cho has knocn herenSEy
I'm. mann uears, aires IN the foHowng
sketch mri.ten for the "Ga-ette dc LH"-
sopne' some pew facts about the man 'o''o
,,rocticoIIy rules Russia today:
BY SERGE PERSKY
Ut WAS. | believe, in 1900. The union
\ of Socialist groups of Paris had or
4 ganized it's annual demonstration at
the Muir DIES Federes, near the Pere-La
Chaise Cemetery. At its head young
man. blond and sickly looking Russian
student. in large trousers and pulled pea
Jacket, unfurled a red banner. He was I'M
mediately arrested and conducted to a po-
lice station. On the following day Gerauld
Richard and several other Socialist DeFu-
ties succeeded in getting him out Of there
That Young Russian was Kerensky.
Alexander Feodorovitch Kerensky was
horn in 1881. in Tashkent, IN the Province
Of Turkestan. After attending the schools
in his native town, he studied law and be-
came a lawyer. Very intelligent, full OF
wit, a man Of initiative, he soon became one
Of the masters of the bar. His speeches
at the bar in several political cases facill-
tated his election to the fourth Duma
In that assembly Kerensky was at the
head of the Group Of Toll, which was COM
rosed of radical representatives OF the
reasant class. This group, which was not
very numerous, was kind Of offshoot
Of the Socialist Revolutionary party.
Founded in 1907 By the writer Miakotln
during the second Duma, it played a sec
ondary role up to the present war. 1t as
sun,ed democratic appearance IN order TO
n,islead the government, which forbade all
Socialist Revolutionary activity within the
sphere of the Duma. Since the members OF
the new group continued their work with
great circumspection, the government
learned nothing about it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09

mistic about Mexican affairs, but note
of uncertainty as to the future is felt by
THE Wilkes Barre Record" Though not
at present apprehensive, this paper con-
tends that
owe cannot be certain that the Carrsnza
government will long endure or that our re-
lations with il will continue TO be as salts
factory as at present. One does not know
when revolution will appear in country
like Mexico For the time being there IS no
threat of border trouble. The lives OF Ameri-
cans and their property are secure, and we
have no cause for anxiety in that direction
In view OF our engagement IN Europe, IL Is
fortunate, indeed. that we are not no" at
war with Mexico"
THE Belfast Republican Journal" says
that 1--WE must reasonably expect to collect
the debt with machine guns" in the event
of our governments guaranteeing the
loan: hut Ysmael NJ. Vasquez, acting con-
sui of the Southern republic in New Or
leans. according to dispatch IN "lhe
Christian Science Monitor states that
"With the elimination Of banditry by the
surrender of Emiliano Zapats, and the fali-
ing away OF the forces Of Francisco villa
internal improvements and industrial deveI-
opments are increasing all over Mexico. Au-
,hor.ty OF the constitutional government IS
increasing, both in power and in area, ne
SAWS. and the various states are dong all IN
their power to restore the federation TO the
condition Of prosperity it occupied before the
six years OF war began in 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-09
A Menace to the Peace Of
. The Country

1t is interesting to compare with the
above accounts of the Polish viewpoint
the following order of the German Gov
ernor General of Poland to the State
Council. 1t was published by the Cracow
"Naprzod," and is Germany's argument
for the arrest of Pilsudzki:
According TO information received by the
office OF he Governor General, the attitude
Of the Polish Military Organization has be-
come a menace TO the peace of the country
ard to the military security Of the rear OF
the army of the allied states.
AT the beginning of the month of June
the directors of the Polish Military Organl-
cation issued instructions to their members
in which they modified their open conduct
toward the authorities in occupied territories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21
Y. NJ. c. A. War Fund
Reaches $40, 2O9,411
IBy Associated Press. l

by Associated prcSS.1
NEW YORK, November .O.-The
Nrtlonni wnr Work Council OF the
y. NJ. &. a. announced here Tonight
that the grand total OF the nation-
wide wnr fund campaign Ii E4O,2Oo.-
, al. This exceeds by nearly $751;
100000 the S35.O00.OOO goal set at
the beginning OF the campaign on
November l..
President Wilson, on being in
formed Tint the fund was greatly
evcrsubscribed, teiegraphed com
ErattilntIons to DIR. John Il. Mott,
general secretary of the council.
"My heartfelt congratulations on
the remarkable and gratifying re-
suits" tic Presidents telegram
read. 81 think II Is a national
blcssing."
The Eastern Department with
headquarters in this city, collected
s20.OUI ,G85. The Central Depart
ment, with headquarters mt Chicago,
according to incomplete returns, WAS
second, with s1S.3S0,733.
The totals for the other DEPART
ments are ns follows; Northcnstcrn,
boston, SG,30S,025; western, Sam
FrancIsco, Sf,173,5O0, Southwestern,
Dallas, s1,3S7,O0O, Southeastern. At
lnnta, S1,.01 ,5Ss.
A. Ii. Syhitford. national campaign
director, announced that the final
figures mny exceed S50,OO0,0O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21
blind Clerks with Pepper.

IBy Associated Prcss)
CLEVELAND. November 2o.--tfurl-
Ing red pepper into tho eyes OF the
factory superintendent guarding the
pay roll, three armed bandits this
evening held up two pay clerks az
the Van Dorm Iron Works Company.
and escaped in an automobile with be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
County Detective Racey. of Ashta
bula County. tonight notified the
Cleveland police department tina: two
men were seen and recognized speed .
ing through AshtabuIn County cast i.
ward. Authorities along the route the
bandit car is supposed to have taken
were notified to be on the lookou,
for the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21

perintendent Conference OrphanaEc. A.
Il. Sharp: superintendent Masonic Home
Of irginia. G.. II. McFaden: student Em-
Org University. Il. X. Burnette: chaplin
in navy. j. Is. Peters; chaplain In army.
q. w. NJ. Taylor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21

vow we oner you One-Week tube. Present this
coupon at the store and get it, Use it and note the
results They will be revelation to you They will
change all your ideas of teeth cleaning.
Note how clean your teeth feel after using. Mote
how they whiten as the film disappears. In a fe,v
days. note the glisten. -"
You will know in week that pepsodent does
w y nothing else has done. You will know what
Pepsodent delightful. 3Se o1
After that week you will never return 70 ~. ~,
ways AN your lite may be altered by this Pepsodent
protection Accept this one-week offer Cut n,t 81.
coupon now. w cut tue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21

Does not tartar form? Must not your dentist at GER
tain intervals, clean your teeth with purnicee And
does he not sometimes find embryo decay7
If So it is evident that your present methods do
not keep teeth clean. No old-time method does
Statistics show that decay and pyorrhea despite all
brushing, are more prevalent than ever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21
Tooth Troubles
Come From Film
Your Methods Do Not End IT

Doubtless your teeth are brushed daily, and you
think them clean. But feel your teeth with your
tongue, and you find Shiny film. Your brushing
all tooth troubles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21

The whole trouble lies in that film It is clinging
and abu1ninous. 1t ressts the tooth brush Any
soapy tooth paste simply helps to make it more
dense - more resistant to the brush. 1t gets into
crevices and stays.
That film absorbs stains and discolors. It tardens
into tartar 1t holds food particles which ferment and
form acid 1t holds the acid in contact with the teeth
the cause of all decay.
That film is also breeding place for germs A
small particle of film contains millions of germs.
These germs together with tartar. are the chief
cause of pyorrhea They enter the veins through the
gums, and many serious diseases traced to them
So nearly all tooth troubles and the troubles they
lead to, are directly due TO that film.
1t is almost useless
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-07

! FOURROOM box house, furniture, horse and
buggy cheap; leaving town on account OF
] death Box 3726, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-07

FOR SAl.E--In Aldo addition, four room
house lot 5osl90, good wel: $1,000, part
terms. G. g. Balton, Cos South Xanthus
WANTED-ro buy house from four to eight
rooms that is TO be moved away. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-07
I,t,f,\y
CPublishcd May 4, s, Z, o, ~
NOVICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NA ICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Board OF Education of the City Of
Tulsa, Of the State of Oklahoma viii re.
ceive bids for the erection OF school hou ses
at the locations hereinafter set FORTH in the
city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Board re.
serving the right to reject any and all bids,
Sealed bids viii be received, addressed
to the Board OF Education OF the City OF
Tulsa, Of the State OF Oklahoma, in care
superintendent office in the (oldl High
o'clock p. H. 81 Monday. May il, ioi7ss
,, No. /. Celia Clinton School. Two TO
Four Units Buildings, and one Auditorium
Building, same TO be erected on School site
located at the Cor. Of Division and Louis.
lana SITS, City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Unit buildings, one Auditorium Building,
one kindergarten Building one Domestic
Science Building, and One Manual Training
located a. North 10th and Boston. in tho
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma
No, 3. Irving School. Three to -Four
unit Buildings ore Domestic Science Build.
to be erected on School site located al Park
and Maybelle in the City Of Tulsa, Okla
homa.
No T. Kendall School. Two 10 Four unit
Buildings and one Domestic Science Build.
ing, same to be erected on the School site
located in the Town Of Kendall, Oklahoma.
No; s; Lincoln School. Two TO Four
unit Buildings and one Kindergarten Build
ing, and one Auditorium Building and one
Domestic Science Building, same To be erect.
ed on School site located at Cor. Of Pearl
and Cherry. in the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
No. @. Longfellow School. Three to
-Four unit Buildings one Manual Training
Building, and one Domestic Science Build
City OF Tulsa, Oklahoma.
No T. Lowell School Two to -Four unit
Building and one kindergarten building
same to be erected at Pearl st. and Council
PLACE, City of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
No g. Usage School. Two to Four unit
Buildings. same 10 be erected On the School
site at Usage and Fairview, City Of Tulsa
No 9. Whittier School Two to -Four
unit Buildings, one Auditorium Building, one
Domestic Science Building and one Kinder
gsrten Building same to be erected on The
School site located at Archer st. and Lewis
Ave, City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
separate proposals viii also be received
the erection OF the buildings hereinbefore
described, to.wit:
(aj Brick and cut stone work. (b)
Structural s., M1,, u, Steel (el Framing Lumber.
ing (g) Tin and Galvanized Iron Work.
ND Electric Work % Plumbing and
Heating % Finish Hardware. () Black
All proposals must definitely state the
number and description Of the buildings
upon which the bids are submitted, and
bidders may bid on any or all OF the build
ings herenbefore described.
Bids should be accompanied by certified
check in amount equal to ten per cent
OF the amount OF the bid
Each successful bidder will be required to
enter into a contract, satisfactory to ths
attorneys for the Board, and 20 give bonds
in an amount as required by law, or as
desi signated by the Board.
Board OF Education OF the City Of Tulsa Of
the State OF Oklahoma.
by II. o. MCCLURE,
President.
Attest:
ID "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE FIRST MlLESToNE-Th first mile
stone TO success is saving and the second
milestone is wisely investing your savings
so as 20 make your thrift most profitable
But don't delay investing until you have
saved a thousand dollars or more. thereby
not utilizing the full earning power of your
money. Begin when YOU have a hundred
dollars and buy hundred shares OF Okla
homa- Kentucky oil stock now while its cost
is only 500. sell It daily. H. Trevor
Lewis 4l6 Terminal building, Oklahoma City
CONrRACTS-We are open for propositions
from contractors 10 finish well now 800
foot depth on $500 acre lease in Pushmsts-
la Co. Oklahoma We have a first class rig
and equipment ready for operation and will
consider proposition for half interest in
leases with reliable contractors. Address
ChCctOw Oil a. Gas Dev-'oDment Co., II.
schdler secretary, 702 Pike St. COvington,
Ky.
FOR sALE-At bargain stock OF gents fur.
mshing goods at before wartime
prices good location, in good oil town {;
money making place; reason for selling, leav-
inr town A. Onricht Drumright, Okla.
FOR SALE-Lot in fine residence section,
paved streets gas, water and sewer will
double in value in short time; $3.50, one
fourth cash. Let us show you this. Trusty
Realty, phone 552s
LAND auctioueor-Townsite and subdivision
lot auctions conducted anywhere. Beau
mont Townsite and Subdivision Expert,
6ll-A East Twenty eighth, Kansas City, 40.
$3O0r will sell right if taken soon ;
owner wishes to farm. Box 3l1 Collins.
Vile, Okls,
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second.
hand clothing, shoes and hats. Phone
25s5.
WANrED-LoweSt price on suburban gro.
Gerry; state particulars and lowest price.
II. o. Box PAP.
FOR sALE-Four- chair barber shop, with
bath; doing good business in Drumrlght.
Write box 53s Drumright, Okls.
HIGHEsT cash price paid for mems second.
hand suits, coats and trousers: also buy
shoes and hats Phone 3467.
ALL kinds OF hair work done; switches
made; dandruf cured. Mrs. Florence
Wagner Phone 1892.
FOR SALE-suburban drug store: must sell
at once. Call 1910.
LADIES silk hose 25c. New York Store.
213 East Third
LADIES hats soc. New York Store, 2la
East Third.
FOR SALE-set Of drug fixtures aud small
soda fountain. Phone 5000.