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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24

exile I'm Italy. Nicholas Romanoff Is
Il prisoner Of the republicans Of Rus
STA and his brother Michael II in lit
tie better case, while Dictators Rodzi-
anko and Miliukoff apparently plan
the republic OF Russia.
II Germany loses the war, Ferdi-
naud Of Bulgaria and Constantine Of
Greece seem likely 10 lose their
thrones, and william Of Germany may
end his days like Napoleon Bonaparte,
a forlorn and powerless exile.
what effect the great struggle will
have on the fortunes Of King Victor
Of Italy, King George Of England and
on the royal families Of Holland, DEN
mark, sweden and Norway remains
TO be seen.-Detroit Free Press.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24

front rather than rs, and be one OF
the largest establishments OF the kind
I'm the oil field oscar Saidd has
re-entered the dry goods and clothing
business on large scale. Berry's
confectionery, which was partially
wrecked during the fire, has been re-
instatcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
A NEW AND BETTER WRIT
All Buildings After the Fire viii BE
Bigger and Better.

RINGLING, Okla, May 23.-Ap-
parently the town Of Writ has no in
tention Of losing its Identity. Jennings
e Lowenstcin, picture show owners
whose thcatcr was destroyed recently
have concluded 10 erect larger
showhouse than they have had before
rather than an airdome. b. B. Hol-
liday announces that he will rebuild
his confectionery on a larger scale
than was the former one. The Phoe-
nix rooming house. where the last
fire originated. will have fifty-foot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
Waiting.

I'm just waiting for my husband
TO complain about my extravaganza
this month"
Ready to give him an argument,
eh?"
You bet ! am. BY mistake his
golf club checks cams to the house
and I've got 'em'-Detroit Free
Press
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24

and given n native ruler. whose pow
cr rests on British sufferance. Peter
karageoreevitch Of Serbia. who won
his crown by the assassination OF Al
exander and Queen Draga. his prede-
cessors, at y, IS an invalid and an
exile IN Italy, his kingdom in the
hands ~ Germans and Austriaus AL
belt Of Belgium is an exile IN France.
his kingdom trampled into the mlre
hy the Germans The king Of Ru-
mania is % fugitive from the Germans.
who are backing the claims Of one of
his k!nsmen 10 the throne.
who VIII GO Next?
Nicholas of Montenegro his coun-
try betrayed 10 the Austrlaus, IS an
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
HERE IS ONE THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

rheumatism Has Never Been Cured
by Linimcnt> or Lotions, and Never
VIII BE.
You never knew OF Rheumatism
that most painful source OF suffering
being cured by luimonts lotions or
other external applications And YOU
Will never see anything hut temporary
relief afforded boy such makcshifts
But why hc satisfied with tempo
rary relief from the pangs Of pain
which are sure to return with iucreas-
ing severity when there Is permanent
relief within your ro9ch' Science has
proven that Rheumatism is 90 disor-
dcrod condition OF the blood How
then. can satisfactory results by tN-
pcctcd from amy treatment that does
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
KINGS DEPARTING;
THRONES CRUMBLING
Since 1905 the Passing Has
Been Going on and End
Is Not Yet.

Since 1905 thrones have been crum-
bling an over the world al AN accel-
Grating rate. II was in 1905 that
Norway separated from sweden and
Set up am elective monarchy under
liaakon ". The republicans were
not strong enough TO abolish mon
archy ltorcthcr and the mildness Of
King 'e. r OF Sweden in consonting
TO the separation of the two countries
may have been due 20 the acceptance
of compromise form Of government
boy the Norsemen retaining the sem
bIaucc Of monarchy This compro-
mise in Norway may have had much
To do with keeling radical republic
ans i'm check in Sweden.
In 1909 the Young Turk party de-
posed Abdul Hamid H. the grim and
bloody tyrant of Turkey substituting
his brother as Mohamet V. He is still
uOmiually sultan of Turkey. but he is
admittedly doddering old figure
head his government having fallen
into the hands Of pro-Germans. whose
grip on power is so precarious that
the flight to Germany OF Enver Pasha
and Talaat Boy, minister Of war and
prime minister, respectively, will
likely follow any decided disaster
either TO Turkish or German forces in
the war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
The Republican Uphcaval.
a. 4

In 1915 repubicanism burst bonds
In Portugal and Manuel ana his
mother, the survivors of the royal
family. escaped to England, where
they are stil living in comparative
obscurity and poverty.
In 1914 William of WED of Albania
dropped his red-hot crown ana es-
capped from his turbulent subjects.
going back to his German home. At
present Albania has no semblance OF
"a united government. The people
give allegiance to various native chief
tains.
Since the outbreak Of the present
international carnival Of slaughter in
Europe crowns have fallen from royal
heads like overripe berries from
hramhle bushes The khediVe of
Egypt. because of pro-German lean
iurs. was dethroned by British infu-
cnce and succeeded 10y his uncle.
Arabia was detached from Turkey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
Chronic Diseases

Such Chronic and Pelvic Diseases of Men Women Seminal
Weakness and Sexual Debility Hydroce Varicocee and
Stomach Troubles Old Sores and Ulcers Enlarged Glands Newly
Contracted Diseases Blood Poison Private Diseases Call and
us restore you to clean and perfect manhood Many
this character are sent by the Physicians of Tulsa as
the surrounding towns This alone shows what light held
W the physicians as well as stamps their approval upon the
manner in which treat patients.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24

We Never Publish Misleading Statements
Nor Catci Propositions

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We Specialists the treatment Chronic Diseases Men and Women
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S
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-24
Diseases of Women

To the hundreds Of who have suffered in silence for
with diseases peculiar to their BLOODLESS METHOD
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The evening herald., 1917-02-02

That shows just how much they know
about IL! The people % Greece al
most worship their king. and the
great mistake the entente has made
has been to assume the contrary, aud
to protec; and foster q revolution
against him. Had they spent n quar-
ter the time and goodwin seeking to
come to an understanding with the
king that they have spent IN helping
to build up revolutionary movement
directed against him. none Of the sad
events OF the l61 few months would
have occurred and he and they would
have been working In perfect har-
mony long since.
40" the English princess declar-
ed. II cannot believe that my own
people are 80 mlsinformed of the real
conditions in Greece az to consider
for moment any attempt to take
King Constantine from the throne
But II they should countenance II, 1
am positive that they would realize
IN u very short time what they should
realize now. that no one but King
Constantine is capable Of leading
Greece safely through this world cri-
sis aud thar should he gu. the Greek
people ~ one man would call him
back"
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
'CASCARETS' BEST IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS.
SICK, CONST|PATED


oct a i0-cont box.
Sick headache. hnlousness. coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up
With u cold--always trace this To- tor
pid liver. delayed. fcrmenting food In
the bowels or sour, gassy stomach
Poisonous matter cloFxcd iu the iu-
trstines. instead ~ being cast out OF
the system IN rc-absurbcd into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue u causes CON
gestion ana that dull. throbbiug Slck-
cuIng headache.
tascarcts immadiatel, cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour. undigested
food ana foul gases. take IN, excess
bile from the liver ana carry out all
the constipatcd waste matter and poi-
sons in the howeis
\ 'ascaret tonight will surely
Struighten YOU out by morning They
"wrk while YOU sleep a i0-c,nt box
from YOUR druEgist means your head
clear stomach sweet breath right
complexion rosy and your liver aud
bowels regular for months
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Jap Foreign Office
Will Increase Staff
In the United States
IBy E,-nlns nsrsia isa,sd wirsi

Toxic Feb. Recently the Jap
anese press announced that the for
cign office had decided 10 increase It's
stan In the United States on account
OF the increased interest In America
IN questions having 20 do with China.
In this connection importance Is at
tached to th" following appointments
which have Just been gazetted.
Eisaku Suzuki. nrst secretary OF
embassy at washington. until now
attached to the embassy at Rome
Shigeru Yoshida. second secretary
OF embassy ~ Washington until now
consul at Antunghien. China.
Shintaro Kawashima, second secre-
tary of embassy at present third sec
retary Of the embassy at Washington.
Eishiro Nuita, third secretary OF
embassy at Washington. until now
diplomatic probationer of the lcga-
tion IN Peklng
Kcinosuke Fuji. until now eleve
consul at Changchun. China. appoint
ed 10 the consulate In san Francisco
In the same capacity.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
An Ingenious Ruse
Enables 40 Belgians
To Reach Safety Zone

Maasiricht. Netherlands. Feb. -
An ingenious ruse. smacking of pitate
yarns. has Just nablcd forty Beigians
to get safely out OF belgium \ tug
boat lay on the River Meusc at Hnc-
court early one morning guarded by
three German soldiers one or two
Belgians casually approached ana en-.
tered into conversation with the sen
tries. ;hc sequel 10 a friendly chat pe-
ing an invitation to have - drink at
the nearest hostelrN Here a sleep
ing potion was adroiily introduced in
the unsuspecting Germans glasses
and "a Few minutes later the sentries
were carried aboard the boat in help
less condition
Three Belgians quickly donned their
uniforms. the rest - the fugitive
party had already taken up their
quarters below. and the towboat was
soon stcaming lIulland-wards. she
German war nag dying nrayely at
IN" masthead Arrived at the lock,
orders were mperiouslH shouted ana
once safely on the other side the little
boat sped downstream nj full speed.
swapping the wire that stretched
across the boundary ana being soon
afterwards run ashore ON Dutch ter
ritory
with borrowed plumes restored 10
them. the abducted Germans were
given due directions concerning the
way back to Belgium
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Army Mule Is Raked
From the Discard by
General George Bell
rB, Evening Henid leased ~ir.J

IN Paso. Tex Feb Urigadicf
General George Bell, Jr.. commanding
the border division here. has rescued
the army mule from the discard
since the motor truck was adopted
for transportation purposes on ths
hnrdor. the mules have been STANDING
idlc In the Corrals az Fort Bliss aud at
the army camps The motor trucks
proved more speedy. less trouble 10
GIive and capable of carrying heavier
loads than the mule-drnwu wagons,
General Bclis orders have changed
all this and the army mulcs have
come back into their own. The order
instructed an reElmcntnl commando"
10 see that the mules were used fnr
every possible purpose and The food.
forage and fuel FOR TN" troops on the
border arc now being hauled M mule
Drawn WAGONS The motor tUuckr are
used only Tor emergency work
when tho motor trucks were first
purchased they wrr" appottiuned t.
each rcgimcutal command This wns
found inconvenieut as many ~ the
trucks were left Idle FOR days and
others we're kept going uirht uud dlv.
T. rcmed, this the motor Trucks were
collected lu q few general truck
camps and organized into command
rimilar to the other units OF the arn3
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
French Women Have
Honored Country for
Virtues Displayed

Paris Feb . French women. par
ti,ularly the poor were represented
ry Ernest l.ayisso m his report 10 the
French academy ON the distribution
Of ,rtge prizes ~ having DUNG tn"
war huuurod France hN the virtues
the, hayec shown. Women nearly
all pnui school mjstrcsscs. working
women. domcstics have worked u'a-
,lrs - fhal ptrty. devotion and
charity" said h~. servants, faithful
trcss. serve them without wages and
even IN cases aid them by sacrificing
slowly accumulated economics to pay
their debts. one of them ~ raising
seven children - her dead rmpiover.
Another No-Ncsr old servant is raising
i've orphans widow. muthcr ~
Ilrce children has taken charge ~
siN orphans on" mother "l iirte'n
hildr"u hps extended 80 maternal pre-
tr,tiuu 10 fifteen orphans
These peuple do good with"ui c,-
fort naturally just as they breathe
everything is simple 4" them because
their hearts are simple. There is g.
Of them In our report on the annual
contribution of prizes for individual
virtue"
NJ laNisse paid 4 tribute tn the
practical sympathy shown Tor France
ny citizens of the United states. men
tioning particularly Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Wyrd TUCK fU various bencfactluus
Including a hospitat ~ Reuil and do-
nations to other hospitals aud dif-
fcr'nt relief funds
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
JoHre Is Eliminated
From Any Effective
Army Connection
Inr Ersnlnr nsr.Ia Ls.,sd vial

PARIS. Feb THE elevation uf
General Jofire To the rank uf Marshal
Of France appears to have eliminated
tim entirely from any effective COM
ncCtion with the army The general
uuhll, rs slow to comprehend the sit
Htiun hut discreet reference lea tho
press l,aN" little doubt AS to the fact
Prior 90 the decree that named Jufire
technical councillor tu the war coun.
90 he was the commander-Iu-ch chief ot
an IN" French armies. The two de-
,rc"s that were issued simultaneously
with that which raised him 60 the
tank ui marshal annulled the decree
that made an councillor tu the war
council I'm the meantime utner de-
,rcos named General Nitpll COM
fuIuucr-Iu-, hcf - the French armies
operating in France aud General SJI-
rJl commander -iu-uhivi cox the Sutun-
hN expedition. Another decree made
Generals NNcll, and ~aruu rvspunsl,
uI" directly to the minister ut war.
Consequently. Juftrc is marshal with
ont command and without amy othci
function excepting that member of the
superior war council that has not mrt
a- such since the beginning II the war
II a. held also that Joffre ceased to
De- member Of the superior wal
council the moment he was placed bel
command OF the French armies BOO the
90 Ia iu face uf the enemy.
The new marshal the first To have
been named under the third republic
ls according to SOME papers already
,nIoying rest Iu his nalrctuwn ni
I.I,'s-,ltc Iu the EI--,s ryryut,s. OH.
ors insist that he is stiu 40 his num'
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Recruits on Waiting
List in Porto Rico
To Become Soldiers
IBy E,,ning ner,ld L,n.d wir.I

san Juan Porto Rico. FEB AZ
thvu-h the Porto Rico regiment coz Ia
au,rN has p-cn almost doubled 10
the number "f enlisted men since The
passage of the army reorganization
act by congress. las, July. there is
again waiting list II had been "a
two battalion organization but now
has the full rcsmonul strength Of
500 men.
It has never been difficult to get
men to enlist in the regiment aud Il
is believed t. be among the very few
hod!c~ 81 orgaui1ed soldiers any place
iu the world that has maintained a
waiting list. The percentage ~ de-
scrtious has hccu the lowest of any
organization 900 the emitted states
army,
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
King Constantine Is
Getting Support of
Members of Family
IN, E,enlos n,r.lo Leased wlr.i


Athens Greece. Feb, The at
tacls upon KING Constantine are oerN-
lug Co draw the members oi his fam
IIN moro close about him. "vuccss
Alice ~ BHttcubcrg Prince Andrew =
wife. who is an English princess and
whose two brothers are in the British
navy. rs rs loyal and devoted to her
brothrr-iu-iHW as are his blood rcla-
tons
Those who today are engaged iu
the revolutionary movement will re-
turn To loyal allegiance the moment
the foreign influence Is lifed from
them. declared ;hc princess tu - COZ
r,spoudcnt of the Associated Press.
My nrother-iu-luw. she continued.
els precisely what the Grcck people
need as king lie is brave, aud In
,p,rcd soldier who has led them 10
victory. aud they adore him Tor &c.
Yuu saw the king at the champ de
Mars ride among his people without
guard the people pressing about him.
cliugmu tr his saddle. touching him.
running along beside his horse. I
doubt that II in any other country In
the world muuHrch or president would
have been given So Wonderful a re-
cepiion
some ~ the entente newspapers
said my brother-iu-hw was tr,'ug ."
commit suicide by taking such risks
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Free Passes on the
Chinese Railways
May be Abolished

FtKIUEl Frn. 3.-"Frpp naHses ON
the Chinese railways will he ahol-
lshed this year. II president Ii Yuan
hung approves recommendation re-
Gently submitted "a him by the min
lstry Of communications.
The recommendation states that the
use Of passes has been greatly abused
ana results in the loss Of four million
dollars. silver. annually 10 the railway
administration This is about one
fourth ut the deficit of the govern
ment railways iu China.
All government officials are now
granted passes. and i Is charged that
they also permit their friends 20 use
them
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
ARIZONA WILDCATS
!. LOSE HARD FOUGHT
GAME TO VARSITY
University Of Tucson Basketball
Team Meets Defeat for First
Time in Three Years at Hands
Of Sturdy U. N. M.

In the presence Of a large audience
at the Armory last night the Univcr-
Sity OF Arizona met It's nrst defeat In
three years at the hands OF the Uni
versity of New Mexico. by the score
of ~ to ~. The visitors tossed the
first basket hut were soon oVertaken
by the hill men who held the lead by
a narrow margin throughout the rest
az the game.
The score az the close uf the first
half was 80 to II in favor Of the New
MeNicans. The latter aggregation
showed Just q trinc more speed aud
team work.
The McCanna brothers divided hon
ors IN the baskei shooting for the lo-
cat team. while Rrackenberry guard.
for the Arizona nve surpassed his
team mates with three field goals.
Feather believed Wigley. who was dis
qualined for personal fouls. near the
end of the second period.
4 suunutarN Of IA. c.t,n fpIfnvs.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02

States embassy at constantinopio
boarded the vessel to represent the
state department and 20 take the
cargo through the blockade into
SYRIA.
The cargo IL officially consigned 90
the United states consul general. W,
Stanley Hollis nj Beirut. who. with
Mr.. HOFFMAN Philip and the Beirut
chapter of the American Red Cross.
will supervise the distribution OF the
cargo along lines that have already
been approved by the Turkish gov
ernment
Included In the vessels cargo are
two automobile trucks for use IN
interior where the destitution seems
most acute
During the rcs age Of the Caesar
across the Atlantic. the American
Committee for Armenian and syrian
Relief ~ Finh avenue. New York.
has been cabling TO the American con-
sui aud committee at Beirut. such
funds ~ were available with which
60 meet urgent needs. pending the
arrival Of the Christmas ship.
Recent cahlegrams indicate that
tho number OF destitute refugees has
been greatly augmented aud the
distress much more acute than last
! year"
The cargo of the Caesar at best
can provide only temporary relief for
! those accessible from the por7 of Rel
rut other shipments must follow and
additional funds are needed to pro
vide simplest necessities ~ life for the
hundreds of thousands In sections
| tint cnn not be reached from ReIrni.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Christmas Ship With
Relief Supplies Has
Reached Alexandria

N"W NuIN l'eh "a Dthl"gam
ias just been received announcing the
HrNN ar Alexandra EENpt of the
United states collier Caesar winch
sailed from New YORK. December 10.
Is a Christmas ship. bearing cargo
~ food and clothug for the destitute
people ui SYRIA. Palestine ana western
Asia.
ON January 10 the Caesar touched
at Malaga Spain where HOFFMAN
phhlip. hrst secretary of the United
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Cotton Market Shows
Signs of Recovering
From Recent Slump

NrW NOrk You l--"ThcTv Vas re-
ueWcd liquidation iu the cotton mat
kct todu, and Nav contracts within
the first ten minutes. sold ~ to IlI.6o
or - points from last uights closing
while narrow and unsettled. the
mirket was less active than Yesterday
tud the excitement prccipitt;'d hN
the German note appeared Co be sub
siding Houses with Liverpool com
urotlous and trade interests were good
buyers ON the dc,'iuc which was fol-
lowed n, uuick rally OF 30 Geo So
points.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
Husabnd Charges Wife
With Throwing Knives

" Louis Hahn yesterday filed a de-
cree for q divorce. charging his wife
with cruel treatment and abandon
ment. Hahn also alleges that his wife
threw Knives at his head and on manvI
occasions refused to cook his meals.
John Nouahlc is attorney for Hahn.
Mrs MARCEL Mae Fleming, through
The evening herald., 1917-02-02

Field g0als--R McEanna T. j. Me-
Gamma 4. Rrackenberry g. McSherry ,.
Phelps l. Marris J. Thackrey / Wig
ley l. Goals fron fouls-R. Nc
Gamma s. McSherry =. Substitute;
New Mexico Feather FOR Wieley.
Referees Slonaker ana Dcering Um-
plrc; Miller. Timekeeper. Wand.
Scorer: Worcester
The evening herald., 1917-02-02
h c u m a tbs m attacks the

ne u m q I'm attacks the
n outside" man. Pains and
aches stiffen his joints and
muscles and reduces his efficiency.
AZ the first twinge Get Sloan's
Liniment, easy to apply, il pene-
rates HvithoGt rubbing and soothes
the soreness.
After that long drive or tedious
wait in the cold rain apply Sloan's
Liniment TO those stiff fingers,
aching wrists and arms.
For gout. neuralgia, toothachc, bruises.
sprains, cold feet. IL is promptly effective.
At all druggists. 25e. Soc. and $l.O0.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02

terday There viii be no legal shoot
ins of game other than rabbits until
August Is. when the dove season will
open. Rabbit hunters must have IL
censes.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02

her attorney T.. :. Longlcy also asked
for divorce. charging her husband
Harry NJ, r. Fleming with ahond"n-
ment.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02

Want TO trade that mule FOR a gas
wagon Try the WANT AD way.
The evening herald., 1917-02-02

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