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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12

Der aafen in bidsm aampfs I'm BIZ
Greibeit Der Wenf96eit, pei9e jsBt
bic gan5e grbe in 8slDesuns iest. ira
gen polle."
2luf Die 8sriidsrung bes DlapOrs
baB i'm moraliiHsn Sinne bic S.obi
ylsiU gort BON Anians an auf Ssiisr
Der Aaiirien eelpdsn iei iaets 9rI
Salfour: ss5b fpeib, odb oies 70 1T.
uno bas SspuBtI,jn, oaB mir oic
S9mpatbie bieier Sroben 9lation fir
ins BADEN, mar fir uns, bic mir b.:
san3e 9ait unb SiBs bes 9asss gu
trd9sn batten. tein geriHgsr 9roIt..
glaH BEN gmpfung fubren bic Uiita
Islisoer Der aOmmiiiion, estortiri Don
elmer ShpaOrpn aaoaIerie iouic ess
rittener qOli5ei, nafr Der Ref0sn5 BON
BiHcent aftor, bsFsn @dite fie rdEs
tenb ibres 2tufentbaltes in Rem gorl
iein tperosn.
I'm gl5enb fanb Elm gdntett ita.i,
6ei benz 5err galfour, Der frans5Iis
i3e Sufti5miniIter 9ibiani, Morid)oa
5offrs uno bic grprdFbenten 96so.
RoofsDelt unb WiIiam 8. Saft bic
G6rsnsdite fsin psrben.
Quf ellis SsGuub inter.
Rirt.
Rem gort, H. Mai. pauf
Oae6e, fpeI6er nit bem Qeutnant
Robert 5ap uno Dalfer 9. 56ols Der
9sri8D0runs sDeds 3erft6runo Don
UtunitiOHsidifitn i6ul6is 6eiunoen,
aber bis CUR Guti6eibuHg iiber feline
gerufuug an bic R0hers sSnftan5 inter
elmer giirgfhuft Non $4,000 duf
freiem 5uB beIafsu nurbs, purbs am
5reitdg nls .seidbrIider auslGH6er@
huf gllis sSsla1b internirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
in elmer Wfafenneriamm
lung BON 3ieben
Su RoFOff in Rublanb tpurb.n biz
geb6rbtn erfu3t,
Sur gtiiftsbr 5u elmer .brbarsn Sans
tiruus bebiIfIia 81 isiH.

St. psters6urg, 10. Wai.
iibsr 2OnoOn, II. Ulai. = Sn ROitofi
am Don fanb Dor tlrJeR cine Wlaiie-
perIammluns bon 9ieten tatta um
aud .inen antbsil aR-Ssr nsusn 5rsi.
belt 81 perIanssn. Der ghsf Der To-
idlsn WliliS uno Ger prdfi6snt iOipie
msbrsrs Ritglisbsr oss Ratbss Der
4rbeitsrs unb Dfilit6r DtIeeaten
bdti.n ii4 aaf Ginlabuns ebeniaas
eiHeeitellt.
Gs ipnren 70 Sismiie6 ale 9iebess
3psiss pertrsttn uno mehrers Der 4ns
ipeisnben bisltsn Rsoeu, in bensn iie
bic Sdpi,rigtsitsn Dor augsn ftelIten,
bensn re asssniiberItsben. unb ertldrs
fen. bnb ss unm6sIi5 lsi. Obns bic
5ilfs Der 9smeinben 81 sinsr ebrbus
rem Sariisrlna 5uriifsussbren. Die
Rebnsr bei4iperisn iih, oab bic Be-
poItsrans eeasn iis aufseitan0sn Isi
uuo ioenr sili4e ibrsr 8riiber ges
ipHdt babe.
Der ebef Der WaiIis. RaImitOff,
fuurbe Don ben Qelitsn aneeganaen,
ifuen su helfsn. pisber 81 sbr5oren
Wtui6eu 81 lperbsn. Ginsr Der Ans
ipeisnOsn tbeiite nit. bab ibm ioebsn
feins gorie NIT feds gtirttln abbanbsn
asfOmnen fei; abr Die Siebe srfldrs
ten. bdb bies seipib ni9t bas Bsri
zines Der Jbrissn iei. unb srIssisn
nur& sius Rolstss ben Daluf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
@rOhe 9imeafiOnen
@ir6 Die birsia6rise @ra6eri6miif
unsstas .garabe annebmen.

gBis in Der geftriesn Sisung beg
Memorial paraos 4usi9uiies be-
tannt sess5sn purbe, perben Ii6 an
Der biesjdbrisen pdrobe, ris aac ibre
9Orsdrgsr gu iibertreifsn DerIpri6t,
ni9t peniger als 1900 gerIonen
nit psnigitens % Wluiitfapeaen Ges
tbeiIigen, bic bon minbsItens 1000
Sdulfinbern als gbrers@ s@storte 6ez
glsitet iper6en. 4us bisIem @runbe
iDurbe bef9loFen, feline Deiteren 9lrs
mslOunseH 5ur get5eiligung aBuns6s
,ner.
@eitere GsT9dfte tpurbeu in Der
Sibuns ni4t srlebiet, Oa auf gntraq
beg Sol. Sobn Gebren6dtA gu Gbrsn
bss 2lubentsns 6es beritor6erer seras
tors 5. 3. 5orater gsrtaguug etntrat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Der engliidben 6riegsfoni'
miifipm
Durbs om Gr.itoe in Der StaSt Rsa
gor. elm b<seiiterier Gmptans
gu 5beil.
S5re RitslisS.r. bic Ddbr.no ibrer
antDeimbeit bic Safe bon ginssnt
glitor iinb,
Warbsn ON abenb bsi eiuem Ban
tstt,
I'm pel6sm au9 anbsrs 6erDOrraSsn'
b. Gdfs ibeilnabmen, fstirt.

Rem gorf, II. Ulai. am Sri
tag purbe bier artbur Sames gal'
four, bsm briiil6en Setretdr oes
2lusiDdrtigen, unb ben anbertn Vlii'
slisbern Der ensliiden ariegsiOm'
miiiiOn Elm bessiiierter gmpfGls Ju
Sbsil. Die Geisni4aft ipurbe in Ssr'
isD Gitp BON elmer @ruppe prOminsns
tsr Biireer, unter benen fih Rober.
Bacon, Z. .. Rorsan II. U. befaii'
ben, III gmpfang genommen. 2Ils bic
GdIt. ben 6inan5oiitritt I'M uutereu
grodDfpdp pafiirten, iuurbsu iie nit
grobem applaus begriibt.
glls bic glitglieber Der Rommifiion
bic 9th Saa betrGten. um baielblt
pom Wahor OffiSiea begribt gu pers
ben, ipuroen iis in ben SadI Der NIs
herman .stortirt, 100 Der Manor unb
Soispb 8 gbonie bic .s3iels Der Yer.
Stadtsn In oieIem Rriese unS be
llria6e, porum bic Ration iicb BEN
aampfs angei4loHen babe. ailseinans
Serfebtsn.
gu 6errn Gbpdtc Iagte Der britiIde
WliHtfter: .Si. baben uns srt!drt.
bdb aHierita ni9t Idnser beilsite fies
ben t6nns. iOnbern an bisfem MeIis
triese. ii4 bethsilisfu unb stueu zbsil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
9Segen anaeblimer llnter.
i6laguns sroker gnmmen
@urbs in philadelphia Sol. 6. Dil,
liamiOu,
Jriiber Sstretdr .inss srObm
Ginan5inliituts, Dsrbaitet.

pbitabeIpbid, II. Tlat. Qm
5reitag purDs Sol. g. DiGidmIOn,
Elm in stIsIlidaftliten arsiIen Der
Stabt isbr betnanisr Rann uub friis
Der Setrstdr Der pennipIpaHia 8anis
unb 9erii6erunss @eislli9aft, untsr
Der Qntlass Dsfbaftet, Syonbs Der lsss
teren beiieits ssfdafft gu baben. Die
in bem 5nffsbeIebl 9enannte Summs
6etrdst $4,000. glber 9eamte bes
itaatli6en gdnt 9epdrtements in
9arrisburs fastsn. baB ss fi6 I'm
cine Summs bon $650,O00 Bis $780,
600 banbele.
Cine bon be- GeIeli&aft srloHene
Grtldrung bsinst tDis folgt: .Gs
tpurbs entbedt. bag burd eiRsn friibes
rem anssitsllttu Tdli9unssn besans
gen iUurben. Der gstras III Gin i.br
GROCER, a6sr ss purbe 6sfinitin feif.
s.ifellt, bab Elm bstrd9tIi9er 9beil
bsfisfben suriidsrlnngt nerben tonn. .
Die 9eleuld3dtt III etrle Der groBien
I'm Stuate. Ten GrtlGruneen bes
gaHtsS Departments sufolgs fousn iit5
bic Jdli6ungen ouf .ine psriobe BON
iieben sSabren Dert5silsH. 9tus BEN
Ga6laB siner Dams, pel6sr Don Der
9eIeai6ait bertpultst pirb, iperbsn
Bombs i'm 8etrase bon $25o.oo0 Dsrs
mibt.
Winiamron IN Elm WlitsfieS Der
pbiIabslpbia &npoIIsri., pel6er Wlits
glieber Der beitsn SSdmilie Der Stabt
ongebGren. Der @nsetlagte tpurbe am
Sr.itas unter elmer giirgThaft BON
$4,000 gum prcssb feftsehalten.
9i.fel6e tpurbe BON elmer Suretp 60.
eefisllt. Milianriou bate i'm lebtsn
D.tober als GetretGr i.iner G,eisls
T6aft r.iiguirt unb fid i.itber anbersn
g.Ttdften getpibmet. es Dertautst,
bdB felt bem 1. Wtai elm. glrsfhdftss
gei.ITfaft $4,000 bss W.rtfes Der
perI5luunbenen Bombs 3uriiderfait.ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12

L Gris 9oeb in 6 bicu g o
geForbeH. Nd1 tur5er &rantbett
1T TrtB GOes, Der PrGiiosut Der 9OeB
So, ;fabritanten DON grnuereiSNrtts
telH, i'm Utter Don CT SGbreu bur4
cine Gungsnent3iinbung Oabtngerafft
nurbeR. @6b mar aus UfiIDautee ges
biirttg, uub Ieine Gltsrn, 8aperH, bdt'
ten ibn IN edit beuti6er Wetie er8ogeH.
Bon WtiIpautee iisbelte er 1869 uaR
Gbicugo iiber, nd er ieitber uuunterz
brpden onid1ig mar. 3uerf i'm &OnI@
miFionsgeihdft tbdtig, nG9m er 1874
cine Stele m einem SupferI3miepeses
TtGft an uuo bereits pier Sabre barr
auf griinoete er ieIbft Elm ipltes, NOS
BEL er bas Sauptgelpt6t auf Die Be
fteluna pm 8rauteheIn uno auoeren
aug aupfer legte. 9alb mar ieire
sEirma, bic 9DB &c graoe N}fs. Co..
unb fpdter bic GOB Co., i'm gun3eH
2aroe, ia iiber beFeu 9ren5en biuuus
betarnt, unb no INNER cine grdueret
ober etne W2dl5ersi gebuut puroe,
tpnnte man fat Iiher iein, oGB me-
niaItens ein Sbeil Der @inridtunS
pon i6r aeliefert purbe. gIs etfrtger
Burner unb W1Hglieb oeri6ieoeuer
gereiue unb @o6ltbGtigteits GeTeas
i3afteu nabm 9DB i'm @6icugoer
Seutf9tbum cine gea6tete SteIung
Elm. Sm Sabre 1892 ma4te ibn giir'
aermeifer SentIteob Baibburre uIs
Ro1folaer bon 2ouis TetteI6orit gum
S6ulrdt6smitglieo, tpeI4es Gmt er
atpei Serrtne lang inne bate. TT
benubte es, nm bem Surnunterrt3t,
pie aud bem llnterriat in Der oent'
I6en Sprd6e no6 &rdften 9orihu5
su leiFten. @ieIe Sabre lang mar Der
nunmebr 8erbli6ene au6 Director Der
8aroeu Gttb gdnt uro Der aus biefer
&roorgegongerer Metropolitou Sart-
Die Satin, nit Der er iett 1876 IN
qIidlider Gbe lebte, brsi SDbne,
;sreo. SO. 4rtbur, SO. uuo Sugo g.,
Iupte siUei SG6tsr, 5ruu @oe 4sreB
un0 SRI. gfia SOB, iiberIeben i3n.
Srou rer5tbtet auf
neitere QerIion. Gum eriter DlaI m
Der 9eIdi6te Der Stabt Retp gort ioa
es porgetommsn ietu, buB iemdHb auf
reitere 3ublltng pom egSriiou @er8itt
IeiItet. Gi.ie Gusnohme 1T SSrml @It-
sdtet6 Rc@ duIep bon gip. 1871 De
cutur qperus, Brpnr, pFtDittpete
Wlutter beg OsrItorbsneu SeuertDe9ra
muunes Sp6n Talben, bic 'ett 3ebu
Sabren cine iGbrIide pertitor NrpH
$500 bespg uub auf ferusre 3dArug
persi6tets nit Der 8esriinbuug, bdB
iie beren nitt ldugsr bebarf.
9emiitbpoII.
,Sa, ia, sudbigs S5rau. urieretHs
bat aud ieius triibeu StuHbeH; otter
m6tte man geraoeSu ms BoHer
iprineen".
%, sic aermfte! glbsr. uidt
tDubr, Srduletr, erf MAIDEN Sic mir
bob msin aOfiim fertisl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
y mpefmauns 2lerueu.
eumoresie bon 8 ans BitS.

.Rmn-, Iaets Gydu pimpsImanu
zines Absnos 81 ibrsm gottsn, aIs sr
serabe Hn6 6duis 5uriitgeisbrt mar,
-i0nnteft bu bir sii,maI - nur fir
siHmal bsin Jrii5itiid mOrssn frib
niAt ielber surehima4en2"
r8ds in alltr Uslt}"
sd babe Radriat betOmmsu, bnb
Die Eants in @slsroHo SismIi5 i6iDer
ertrartt III. Id muB iofOrt bin uHO
ireroe pobI auh bic Rnht iiber Das
blsibsu maFeu in fDldsn 5dqsn,
tpsibi ou unb boHn lit e bic San.
ts. Woraen friib tOmHle id 70 seitis
Dis m5sIia suriid.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Gi''e allaemeine Jriebens.
sfonfersn5
aDin oas ersiutiO aOmmiiise ses
ruiiiftsn Huites Der ar6siters
anb Niiitdr Delssatsn
sinfsrufen.
llnb pirb gu bisiem Stpsde einsn
abfrrf On bic Boiler Osr sanJsn
gltlt
llnb namentli6 an bic SOsialiIfen in
ben aIIiirten 2dnbsrn erIaHsn.

Ct. pttersburs, 10. Nai.
usbsr sOnbon, II. Wai. einer ReIO-
luton 5ufolss. ipsI6e pom eretntip-
Hommiites oes Rdtes Der 2rbeiter-
uHo WliIitdr DfIsaaten anaenommsn
luuroe, foa an bie 95Iter Der sawen
yBelt fofort Elm Qufruf i'm SntertIIc
Der eiHberufuns elmer 6riebenstOnf..
reH3 IN ttifem neuirdlen Qanoe erlais
len iperoeH. 8as &ommittes bsI9IoB
aud, cine Delegation ab3uisnben, bic
IN ge3iebungsn gu ben iosinIiftiiden
GeIesaien in Stodbolm ireien ioll.
uno anbers Dslsgatsn nan neutrdleH
nnb ben 9dnbsrn Der 2lIliirt.n a63u.
lsnoen, um bic 5riebeHsbeipesuns gu
i0rbern.
Is ipurbe befNOFsn, cine Aoniersn5
Der iosialiitiitsn Snisrnationale etns
1nbernfen uuo Ju berielben 9srirstsr
dlsr porisisn siu5uIaben, fpsl6e nit
benz aufruf bss aommittess sinpers
itdnben iinb.
Die Rsiolution beg 2.bttren ent,
bdlt auberoem folssnbs gsi3liFe:
Cine iptjieDs Aommiifion bon gers
treierH bes gretutiD aommitiees
uRb ie einem 9srirster Der io3ialiitis
l6en parisien gu biIbeH, psl6e bic
aonftrsn5 uno Elm Progrdmm fir
oieie arrnngirsn follsH.
einen iofOriis.n 9lufruf an bic
Wolter Der san5sn Welt unb. sineH be-
ion6eren qppsq an bic So3idIiiten in
ben adnbsrn Der aaiirten nit gtjug
auf bic einberufuns elmer Grisbenss
tonfertR5 gu ritten.
Cine Delegation bes Gututips
Sommittess na4 ben nsuiraIm unb
ben aIliirtsH 2dnb.ru su fenbsn uno
in g,rbinbung nit ben ScsialiTten IN
Der 9onferens in Stodbolm gu treten.
Die JriebeHstonferen3 nod elmer
Stnot IN einem neutraI.n annbe sins
5uberufen.
Das aomnritiee, tpel6es bic Tctbs
ipenbigteit fi9ertr unb freisr gaFase
aIlsr Selegatsn obne llnierf9isb ere
iennt, .riudt, bab ale io5inliiiii6en
parieien in ben betrsffenbsn 26nberu
ibre Resitrunssn um frsis 6abrt fir
ibre 9eIesaiea onsebeu.
lSetfere 8eId1rdnfuudea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
Der Sauptarunb.

Ser 5srr Ratb ba Oriiben III bod
aud ihon rsht alt; parum esbs er
benn uidt in peniion21
ga. er siHg ihon Iduaft - abtr
Tie min nod Gin Pdar SdbrIn nit
MAIDEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12
sOllsn bsutf5. eBiOns
fein.

fHs
~genf, SHpeis, IL. Dioi- Or
Senrp G1arles 6omers, friiber bon
Gbicaso, ieins 1O6tsr 4lies unb 5psi
oeatIte 5rsunbe, 0dmens Rofbi9iIo
nnb Sopi. IInb bier untsr Der Be-
f1ulOiglns, bsuti6s Spirne sn isir,
Dsrbaftst poroen. Or. Somers, Der ii.
nsn dmeriianiidsn pab bni, ion aus
Jrantfurt am giuiu se6iirtiS isin.
Der game iiberfstif6s
bsnti&s g OitDsrttbt
singefsIlt
Berlin, II. Ulai. - ilsbsr Qrn.
bon. - Sn 1oIge bts gerfaashs
iiderer ue6erIsssRouten lit cm Don.
neritGg Der OentI6e poItpertebr mad
Spanien. Msrito, Siibamerita, Gen.
trdlamerita unb BEN GrieH. gang eirs
aeitsat.
Dsuti4e 9uu4bOots Z Som :
muhbeure umges
tommen.
aopenbageH, II. Nlai. -
gIus elmer am DoHnsridg i'm b.uts
iheu Rsi4stag sebaltsneu Rebe a.bt
bsroor, bag 5ipei 9da9bOOt>aoHs
mdnbeurs. bic &npitdnleutndnts 4ae
gener uHo guB. umsetommeu fnS.
Soi. pflegsr, pon Der Centrum pdrtti,
iuibmete ibnsH eiHen ber3Ii6en gia8-
ru!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-12

.Sa, ia, gudbigs 6ruu, upiereiHs
bat au6 ieiHs triibeu SturbeH otter
m66te man geraoeSu ms AoHer
iprineen".
8, sic &ermfte! grbsr. uiGt
roabr, srduleir, erft MAIDEN Sic mir
bob mein aOfiim fertisl-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
Once German, Now Real American.

"If Gerrany wins this war fifty
years hence its government will rule
the American people. / do not want,
my American children to be put under
this yoke. which l escaped by coming
to America. My hope is that the
German government will be over
thrown and that the German nation,
my relatives and friends, will enter
an international agreement for peace
and Justice.
"The German government has had
more than one opportunity to obtain
oil justice and terminate this war
I is actions show that world domina-
ton not justice, is its aim"
This is part of statement made
by Max f. Meyer. a professor in the
University of Missouri, who was born
in Germany, was educated there and
lived under Prussan rule until he was
25 years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22

"It Is idle to talk of peace, to argue
about provinces, frontiers, colonies,
while the German maintains his right
to seize what he desires, to kill when
and whom he pleases, and to abro-
gate every law, human or divine,
which nterferes with his appetite or
his lust"
These sentences. from Frank II.
Simonds in the New York Tribune.
express practically the unanimous
view of Americans and their allies on
the war. 1t Is useless to deal with
any other than "A defeated kaiser. His
treaties are scraps OF paper" so long
as he has the force to break them.
International law, laws of humanity,
all are broken under the plea of
military necessity"
Peace now would be nothing more
nor less than a German victory. Ger
many has accomplished her dream of
the middle Europe, the empire from
Berlin to Bagdad The lands of her
allies are hers. German farm lands
are still fertile German homes have
not known the ravage of an invading
army of barbarians. Peace would
mean but the beginning of prepara =
tions for another great war. in which
the forces of autocracy and democ-
racy would clash in another death
struggle. And part OF that second
death struggle would have to be
fought out on American soil. the
granary of the world.
This is no time to falter. We can
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
German Editor Arrested
and Jailed in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. al
Curtis Ackermann, editor and pro
prietor of "A German language paper
published here, this morning was ar
rested and interned in the county
jail here at the direction OF United
States Attorney General Gregory.
Ackermann was arrested on Augusl
s charged with publishing an aruc,s
on August that was a direct en-
eouragement to violation of the draft
law, and was bound over to the fed
cral grand jury on a bond of s2,500.
He filed application for naturaliza-
ton papers on March l3. 1917. He
came to America from Germany II
October, 1907.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
OKLAHOMA BAPTISTS BUILD
HOSPITAL IN MINING TOWN
Miami Chuchmcn Subscribe Sixty
Thousand Dollar Fund for
Institution.

Special to The World
MIAMI, Okla, Aug. 21.-Miami Will
soon have a modern, first class hos
pltal built at an expense of $6O.o
according to the plans of prominent
Baptists of Miami Rev. c. Stubble-
field, pastor of the First Bap'lss
church is at the head of the move
ment and plans for the building are
now being drafted. The money fo,
the building has practically all been
promised and the plan Of the local
Baptists Is to build the hospital and
pay for it in full themselves and then
make the hospital present to the
oklahoma State Baptists association
II they will agree to take the hospital
ana supervise and run 1t. Miami har
long needed hospital as the mining
district is near where many accidents
occur and serious cases in both the
city of Miami and the mining districts
now have to be taken to Joplin which
is rs miles from Miami. causing a
serious and often time too long de-
lay,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
Rush Booze Shipments East.

Extraordinarily heavy shipments OF
wine and brandy are moving from the
Fresno district to eastern jobbers and
consumers. The manufacturers are
trying to dispose of part of their
stocks before the new war taxes go
into effect. and the consumers, real
izing the rapidly rising prices. are fill
ing their cellars, according to local
shipper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
Kaiser Warned Amcrica.

America had better look out after
this war. | will stand no foolishness
from them then" Kaiser wilhelm
made the statement to the American
ambassador. The "foolishness' he
had reference to was our protest
against the murder of helpless women
and children on board the Lusltania
and our demands that Germany re-
spect our rights. If the submarines
had accomplished what Germany eX-
pected of them, those in authority
agree that daily paper headlines in
Oklahoma would now be telling of
the landing of Prussan troops on
American soil, with the pillaging,
ravaging and murder that Prussian
troops have taken to Belgium. Poland
and France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22

Late rains mean that thousands Of
bushels of beans and cowpeas will be
raised in Oklahoma. In these little
patches of peas on Oklahoma farms
lie both patriotism and profit. Every
pod of them must be saved. The de-
mand, even at "war price," will be
great at planting time next spring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
The German Way.

Germans torpedoed the merchant
ship Belgium Prince two hundred
miles from land, smashed the life
boats, took the sailors lifebelts,
stripped them of outer clothing,
placed them on the deck of the sub
marine, then submerged. Thirty
eight men, noncombatants. were
drowned like rats
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
New Disease Battles Veterinarians.

BENTON, La. Aug. 21.-Veterin-
ariens have been unable to diagnose
a mysterious disease from which cows,
hogs and other live stock are dying
in this section. A week before began
dying a band Of itinerants camped at
q we'll near a dipping vat and that
this band poisoned the grass around
the we'll thus spreading the disease,
is suspected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
They Murder. Plumber. Ravagc.

They Murder. Ilundcr. kaVagc.
I'VE are engaged in war against
the greatest military power the world
has ever known, which has promised
its peoples, as result of this war,
not only security. but riches untold
and the domination of the world
These people have looked, as from a
high mountain, upon the cities of the
world and they have been promised
these cities and the glories of them
by the devils of autocracy and of
war"-Statement by James w.
Gerard, until the declaration of war
United States ambassador to Germany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
Cotton Pickcrs Double Price.

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. A.
North Louisiana farmers are paying
as much as 81 per hundred pounds
for cotton picking. Formerly so cents
per hundred was the average price
paid cotton pickers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22

The young ,ady across the way says
a submarine torpedo costs $1,000 and
she supposes very few of them can
be found ana used a second time.
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council is a disgrace to Oklahoma.
Your committee is undoubtedly doing
good work and deserves the support
of every loyal citizen of this state.
Enclosed find my check for $1,000
This letter, with the enclosed check,
came from f.. w. Marland. Ponca City
oil man. II came when additional
funds were absolutely necessary for
the work
Due to the fact that the legislature
was not in session when war was de-
clared, Oklahoma has no appropria-
tion for carrying on the organization
woAl, of the war. Appropriations of
from s25,000 to $4,000, 900 were made
wherever legislatures were in session.
Governor Williams will recommend
that those who advance funds for the
Oklahoma council be reimbursed by
the next Legislature.
The food administrator wants pho
tographs showing methods of food
conservation in oklahoma Anyone
having pictures showing this work
should send them to Mrs. Blanche
Lucas, Box 343, oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
weMu$Rgltl u.s. tln thexar
FROM OKLAHOMA s1AM COUNCIL or DEFENSE

go ahead now and carry the war into
Germany. or Germany later will carry
the war into America.
There Is too much i'll l-timed talk
about peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22

Privates Enthusiastically" and
lone -Wheatless Day Week" are
members of the American army that
Will help whip the kaiser.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
Save Peas and Rcnns.

A fall garden is a first-lne fortifi-
cation against Prussan armies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22
The DOLLY COOK BOOKS being

distributed at OvERTON'S this week
are making decided hit with the
lttlo housewives. They are given
FREE to every little miss who comes
to the store accompanied by her
mother.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22

T.. w. MarIand To the Rescue.
with every other state in the
union trying to do its share In sue
cessfully carrying on this war, the
financial conditions of your state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-22

The war must not be permitted to
interfere with road work. Building
better highways eliminates waste and
makes Oklahoma better able to do
her part in winning the war;
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-11-02
Hugo KringIe Severely Injured

Mr.. Kringle who is employed in the
railroad yards as a switchman was quite
severely injured last Wednesday morn
ing between nine and ten o'clock.
He had turned one Of those switches
that are operated with lever and be-
fore getting the lever, which is a
large iron bar, in place. it flew back
with considerable force striking him on
the right side OF the head, breaking his
jaw and knocking out several teeth.
He was at once taken to Dr.. Hoxsey's
Office who dressed the wound and says
he will have TO take liquid punishment
through tube for several weeks and
may not be able to return to work for
several months.
Mr.. Kringle has been working for
the Great Northern Railroad FIVE or six
years and this is the first time he has
received an injury.