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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24
SeparatfrieSen NIT 9tuElamp?
Tllano errebt llnabb0ngge Nentat ouf ruibe &rtegs
minter = SrlauO oQ lelber 0Onte Jule 6rage
l0ien - Gntgung betreffs 4Soens?
sat Wsarim elm Vsittel aeaen ttzssoote entoetft:

lpfcr n&eitcrlanS", vGifen" uub nsls.
pen" ausacorilft.
GNs vGngsblnbct" erflGrt, feline
&crtcioiaun9 ieitcns Der hentid)cn DC
| gIcrnna fOnnc Der in SdD,ucoeu herr
lIdenbcn arofcu Grbitternug GiubaIt
sn tun. Sdnucben Ianotc cinen iebr
IIharfcn Erotcit.
lie r&ifen" bcfano it'd, anf ibrer
SunAfcrnreiie, tic bate einen eichalt
BON 1920 Sunncn. Die i'm Sabre
1907 aebantc uTeitcrlano" hattie
iO1S, Die bpr 20 Snbren aebautc
rNspen" 31O3 Sonnen.
s|nberc idDluebiid)e 3eitnnaen Id,ics
ben bic teilueiie Sd)nIo onf Gnalano,
acbcn aher ebenfallS ilrer Grbitters
lung freien Spiclranm.
ytciu Yurt, 23. Mai. - aapitan
Srau5 HiutelCu uun DER bcutid)eu Mas
rinc, Saplo Eamar nus 6enrp q.
Martin unrocn nou 0eid)ipprenen inn
&unheSqerid,t Idnlbig bcfrnben, in
1915 itd) bc:IdDmprcn su hnben, Den
WtuuIttpnstranspprt ppm olciem Gam
be nad SGnbern Der Gntentc su ners
binoern. Sic 8eidpuorenem lunroeu
inbc5uo anf bic bier onbern Inges
tlantcu nidlt cinig.
9tintelen ipll, iucil or Gin freiiuilli4
Ger luertool!cr 3cnae iuar, in Elm De-
tcntiOnslngcr Qeianht lucrOcu.
Eetruarno, %. Wai. - Sic prppi-
ioriidpe 9tcgieruns hat cineu NefeGl
erlanen, ban allc Gcnte nid)t Ilobis
/ ldler Nbitammnng, bic Die friihcre
Hceieruna fir Die Nrbeit an ben Ser
| teibiannasiuerfen M Der Srunt nnb
hinter Der ;Senerlinie mo6iliiiert bat.
tc, uad,hauie snriidfeGren ioltten.
Der Mat Der Nrbciter- mno Solba.
ten- Seleaatcn bat Der neueu auali-
tipnsregicrnRg Gin &ertraueusuutnm
nnsaeitellt.
,Siir 9lbtrennnng ssinnlanSs.
Ssliinafors, %. Nai. - Sin bier
taaenber apnareR Der idliuebiidDeu pD.
IitiIdlen Hartei, bcren Ttbrbeit iidD
ans ben tppblbabenbitcn nno einfluE:
reifiten alaiIen Tinnlanos sniam.
meniett, fat cine Geiolntipn ange.
nommen, bic iid) sugnniten elmer ppll.
'tGnSigen Srenunng bes 8roffariten.
tums tSinnlanb bonn ru1iiIden Neid,
erflGrt.
Hns 1etrparab miro Elm Nttentat
onf ariessminiiter aerensfb semels
oct. Gr entgino Der 8efabr.
Is heiht, ban Hnflanb in aiirse
eineu Separatfriebeu nit 9entid)lanb
| idlliefen iperbe.
Gum eriten Wal in Der mooerneu
8eidlidHe iolI bas Sdriffial cSrlanSs
ben S,anhen BON SrlGnbern allein an.
bertrant merben, nadlbem aile anbe.
rem poraeidllaaenen Elane ieitens bes
britllden Ercmiers bon ben ,SrlGns
bern herluprfen ipnroen. 1Sremier
Gipnb 8eprac hat i'm oaus Der ge-
meinen anaefiinbint, baR bic britiide
ReaiernRa ben gcidllnf faFte, cine
aoupentiOn bun SrlGnSern einsnbe.
rnfeu, Der bic siuiaabe snfallen uirs,
cine Gerfaiinna fir Srlanb su ents
werfeu. isalls iidJ Die SrlGnber anf
cine Rlan einiaen f6nuen, iuirb i'm
bic Scattering uhne 2Oaern sum 8ea
ieb sn erheben neriudlen. Nne Taf-
tiouen, Earteieu nnb G,laubeusbc.
tenntniIIe, bic 8eiitlidfeit io,pohl ais
aud, fdien unb Eulitifer. ia ielbit bic
RcpolntipnGre bes 8eheimbnnoes
Siun Sein iolen TN Der Gpnpentiou
!pertreten iein.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

SCui HtHBtuHS ~. Wut+ - = HS
Staatsbcpartemcut bat 9lllcu EGiiC
pcrwcigert, Die m ocr TrieocusfOn.
ucntluu Der SO5laliiten in Studbulm
cilinnfbmrn gcbadlten.
Yunbun, "a. Wni. - 9lni Nnrc.
gnns bes Fopites ,uiro bic OiterreidDl.
idle HeNiernna angcblidD eincn nenen
TSriebcnsncrind, maiden. 3ugleid
heift cs, oof oas unaarlidDe Nabinett
reitgniertc.
Honopn, "a. Mai. - las critic g
judgement pun &cr. Staaten 9lrmcc.
Gnaineers inter &efebl uOn Waior
Earious lit bier angefummcn. Cine
iueitcre 9lbteIlnna bcs nmerlfanildcn
IUipitnl=SOrps Gat ebcnfalls Guglan0
erreidDt.
Er0iioent MilIon uiro eincu ncncn
%crind, MAIDEN, bic Ersfseninr.&Ur
laNc i'm &ongrcR onrdD5npeitldcn.
Wnrlm hat anacblid) Elm itdlcres
Wtittel eeacn ll=Spute crfunocn.
9teu y)prf, %. Mai. - Ser be-
fauntc nmcrifauiIdDc Grfinoer NubIou
Morim bat bel cinem Sanfett IL,
Srooflpn, u. y, bic icniatipnelle 2ln-
fiinOi9nna aemadDt, ba! er Gin itdc.
res Nittel ecaen llsSuOte erfunben
nnD Der Me9tcrnng sur &erfilgunN
acitellt habc. Sprpeous, DDn ll-8oo.
ten abaeidDpiien, luiirben an ben sn
pcrienfcnoen Sd)iffem barmlos erplo.
oieren. Seine Grftubuug palie fir
jebes Sabr5ena nno lei iuebcr ein 9Scb
nod cine anbert berartige &orrldl'
tnng. - (Nbluarten nub Sec trtnfeu.
Sie SdDriftl.)
&on Sno Safota iuerben fir bic
rTretbeits= =9lnicibe" 3etd)nnngen I'M
Sctragc opn 912 Milliuuen ermartet,
pun Nebrasfa % Mtllionen.
Die Natiunalaarbe ioa In ben ein,
selneu Staaten bebenteno erhobt uers
ben. Sic Stanten Nurb nuo SIb Sa'
fpta, Nebrasfa nnS Minncipta gebD.
rem sur 13. Sipiiiun.
Winucipta Iull nod itcllen cin Re'
giment Telbartil(eric nnb Gin gataii,
Ion fiir Sianalforps; Horo Safutn
Elm Hegilnent ssnfanterie; Soma eti'
Hesimeut aaoalerie nnb Sipei Hegt.
nenter Selbarttllerie nne Elm Satail,
Ion Snsenienre; Site 9afDta nod ein
Eeaiment 1anallerie.
Notwithstanding in Chicago.
Gn bic gmnbesreaiernna in @aih'
iuetun iol bic Infrase gerid)tet mer.
ben, ipesbaIb uno fiir ueldDe 3iele bic
Ger. Staaten iidl ait benz 8eltfriege
betciligen. Dies 1T bic Toroernna,
lueldDe i'm Anbiturinm sn Chicago in
elmer Misunderstanding am font
menben Sunntas seitellt iuerben
iuiro. 2ebtere iuarb ppn Jriebens-
frennoen einbernfen, an Seren Spibe
Seau Hpbcrt M. 2upett pun Der l1ni-
pcriitGt ppn Chicago itebt. Die Gins
labnng ST Der Yfaiienperiammluns
iunrbc an 600 Girdlcn Der Stabt sur
Infiinbigung anf Der aansel geianot.
rSeit gealnn Der Triihjahrsfam=
paene hat 9eutidllanS cine Willion
Yiann mebr ins Tclb eeitellt ais ppris
.aen Sriiblina. Gis Organization Der
Menideufraft bieier g'atiun lit iunns
beruua. Sieie Milliou iunrbe BON
GentId,lanb aGein aeitellt, nnb uidJt
ctlua bon ben 3entralmadlten snIam.
men. @enn mir oieIen arieg gciuin7
men molten, miiiien bic Nlliierten bic
groRten Nnitrensnnsen maiden"
Sieie Grfldrnna sab Der eanabiidc
Eremier Cir Robert Sprheu, inbem
or snsleid, 3iuangsrefrntierung in
Ganaoa in slnsiidlt iteilte. @un CO.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

nnoilfcn Srnppen iinb, Gffilicrc
uno WtnnnIdDaften inIammcnaenum
men, 1899 in Der SdDIad)t get0tct
mDrocu nnh 5242 an &erluunOnngen
gciturbeu; Ocrunnbet lunrbcu 1856,
unb 1910 iino &rantHcitcn aIlcr Iri
}nm Spfcr acfallen.
9lmIteroam, %. Mai. - Sie
Gentidpc airdleuseitnns" beridltct.
oaf Die r0miid)sfatbOliid)e @ciitlidD.
felt oes Tcntihen Geidlcs cinc madDti.
&C Srichcnsbclueguna UrganiiIcrt hot.
Die &erhanbInnGCn ac9cn ocn
M0rbcr oes @rafeu Stiirgtb, Gr. 1r,
9Iolcr, bic in @ieH itattfanocn, cube
ten init Der &ernrtellnng oca Yngt.
tiaatcn snm Spoc.
Der observation-disclosures oes Cent.
idlcn Meid,es crflartc in Ciner Note an
Die IpaniidDc Hegiernno ben 9Snnid',
bic frenuOihaftlidlitcn WcfHblc oni'
redDt III erbalteu. Ter Scnmte ers
flartc, oaf Die &erientung Der ipanl,
idJen Sdiffc Gnalano 5nr Gait 5u lc-
Gen lei, oa bieies Sanb bic Ibf1hr.
Der Gampfer ans engliidDcu SGfcu
pcr5Oaert babe. Aeiter iaate er, oah
GentId,lauo Spanien ltnrf Su icben
uitnid,c unb oaR es mad, Dem SrieQc
o1ca tnn ipcrbc, nm 0Ic Gutiuifeluna
Spaniens su f0rberu nno fiiete lDinsu,
Oof bereits ]lGue cutiuOrfcn ieien fir
bic Srganiiterung einer SdDtffahrts.
linic s,uiidlen Sambnra nno ipanis
id,cn ;bGfcn unb SaR iid1 in SentIdl-
LAMB audi Idpuu cine CSciellIdDGft &C
bilbct babe, bic bic ean5e Grnte Spa-
ntens an Iriidlten anffanfen merbe.
3lpei amerifauiIhe &ranfenpflegc.
rinnen, bic iidD NIT elmer Imbulan5'
abteilnu9 anf Dem &eae mad 5rantz
reid, befanScn, iparben an Suro zines
GmerifnniidDen Sampfers aet0tet, als
bet einer ltcbung Der Ysartne-8es
IdDibmannidDaft ein GufidDlaaenbes
(Scidpoi, pDn Der 8aiierpberfladDc ab.
pra0te (?) uno in cine Wrnppe BON
aranfeupfleaerinmsa nnb Nersten
fnbr. Die 8et6tcten limb Ebitb Al.
res nnb 6elen 2. 8opos, beibe bon
Chicago. Sas Sd,iff fnbr Samstaa
Ibeno nadl europa ab. Wtit Der
Tlagec amf Salbmait lief es Npntaa
Woraen in einem amerifaniid,en Sa'
fen Elm nuo bradIte bic 2eid)en Der ge.
toteten 9fleaerinnen beim.
Gine anbere araufenpflcgerin,
Trl. emma WaBen ans Gplnmbns,
Neb., iuurbe perlett. Die Sranfen.
pfleserinnen itanSen am Sd,iffsge.
lanoer. RAD peridiebenen Sd,nlIen
folgte cine GrplpiiOn. 5eilc bes Sc.
IdDufmantels murben In ben Wens
ihenbanfen geidllenbert.
@aIbineton, %. Rai. - Die beis
ben 3ipiidlenfallc an Sef Der beitiid
ten amerifaniidDen 9ampier vMonsus
lia" tSot,lng bon siuei aranfenpflc-
eerinnen bel elmer Sd,iekiibnna) nnb
rSt. Sunis" bnben Wtarineantoriti-
ten Dor Elm HGtiel aeItellt. Giue eius
oebenoe Eriifnne Der Wunitionsper.
iorsnna Der Warine mae Die Tolge
ieiu. 9as MonaolinsltnglId idDeint
i'm 8anseu nnerfldrlid.
3iuiidlen Seutidllanb unb Seiter'
reid, fam es aneeblidl At elmer Sefinis
tipen Ginianna betreffs Der 3nfnnft
Eulens mad, oem ariege.
Grei idlluebiidc Gampfer pon bent
idDen 1l-SDpten berIenft.
Ter bentid)e 6'eianbte in Stuf'
hulm FIAT benz idiuebiIdlen Miniiter
oes Mnsluartiaen icin tiefites Seoaus
ern iiber oas Gerienfen Der nit 8es
treble belnoenen ifmebiihen Sams
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24
Streiflidter.


,Sc hOber Die gc'd|iupllcncit YIN
tiinftc lnO bc'onOcra ole&rle9oprontc
bc'teurtt mcroclL o2to cDcr 9lof e9
6rtcoHu,
lncr fronm lno hrno. -- Ser 3e1l1or
poCht om Bette ocn ~- on lolllt
fjjr inncr title ten -- 1dlat AtIll0@
den, 1tlaF
Us lutrO aAc' fehcrer )" o.eief
gel Ser Belt 9lllo, melm ne mopr'
beit@1rtrct micoer'p1e0cIn, null'cn ne
nld) tcucrcr mcrocn.
1os nmcrifaniid,c Nolf laRt iidD
MEL ocfaQcn, Qbrr Die rildlibt5lole
Nu8nirbuna Scr Spefltlontcn I0Bt c3
ijth oltf Die Iaucr ijhcrlib niht 01.
@iuinni bat lit GaniaS Sttp bel
elmer rciigio3sp potriotiiden &erIomm'
lung Qeiprohen. Sir eincn Nfa11n,
Der er1t Dor mcni8Cn SSnbren oller He'
tiqion Den arlcg crtIorte, reft pal'
leno!
9as 9lbeeorbnctenhanS bpn Sllt"
noi3 uQhn ctnItimnig cine HcIollt-
ton at lporin Die Vlu1oeSreqlerlln9
aufaefor0crt miro, cinen 8erIud 6ur
Befretlln0 non >Srlano uuo Yolen 81
moden.
nobesu Die @Glfte Der ouf ihu fallen.
oen Mefr,tten oltfeebrobt, Der bette
Der Ufttthen Stoaten. RettnDlnau1o'
bot cs uuf Elm Ortttcl, n1to 9teip g)ort'
Ole ~Sohburg oe8 6tnon5patrlotls'
mus" ouf Il Bro5ent gebraht. ST.
Diana liefcrte 66 Ero3ent.
Sefretar Gebfielo perlangt, baH
is6er Forrner itdl einen 3eid anlegen
unb ;si1te siif1ten Ioa. -Bir neroeu
in 9uf fuuft ole 9lnaItihmeiBtropfen
in einem elmer iomme[u, un 0arin
Sorinqe fir aobeuionlmer ALI 3iids
ten.
oon rs DtlQtonen Cellars fur &C
ySrcIbctt5s9ln 9lnleib&" r!ht neueroino3
betrdttigt bdtte, - on Der y&rlegs'
beDetItcIung" icS 3tabltrultS bat
NOD; tcIu berniin't,ger Nfenif ge5tr IL
felt.
Nfan bat an'dDetneno TIM Monarch
ieoen 9egriff mir ocn@ert oes 8eloes
oerIoren. A}on reoet bon Vttllioroett
iptc bon ipornlen 0entlneln lt11o lptrt'
16a1tet ordut los, dls ob ole Aolte
ntnmer leer iperoet ton1lte. uno,
mos nod lhl'n1lner IT. leoe Stlllllne
DER Narlll1ll9 MIRO dls ote Stll'lflle
ocS Herraters be5el6net. Der ore He'
gerllng an Der ansfuDrtn9 o 1preS
uno ooh tit es on Der 3e1t ooB &C.
todrnt MIRO, oenn ol'n one ltorf'te
Anelle 1ni1B e1nes So9eS perlle9en,
menn on'totf mn Srlt9en oeltonol9
mt eunern 9eNhop'f MIRO.
Die gnt,uOrt ScntidDlanos anf Die
in ausIiht 9eitellten omerifaniiden
@rfinoltnQen ge9en lt-9oote lit Die
grfinoltnq zines ueer0llihloien" Il.
8ooteS. Goourd tit angeblih Ser
bon Den 9riten I'M Gerloufe Oes aric.
geS erflnoene Observation-Disclosures"
fonntene Hciultote bot Ser britiide
Grfinber ME er5ielt, ober burh ibn
1puroen tpenigItt1s cine 3eitlnng I'M
terleeboote oerroter, menn iie Iih un-
geIehen cinem Sdiffe i1nerbolb eines
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

Grt1tl1er111ue1,
aus n1einen
eeutid1:omerifaniid,en Journaliiteniahren
Son s ans 8 emutb.
(8e9en Rahorud geldiiBt.)

5m 6lnsc pun Chicago mad, Salt Cafe GitB.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

Ic fOGer bic acidpluOllcncn Gin
tij1ftc luto bcIonOcr@ oie&rle9aprofttc
bcItcurrt mcrOcm 0e'to cher 9lbt c2
Nrlc0Nl.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

Gas nmeritaniidpc &Olf IaRt iidI
OicI gefaucn, abcr Die riIdlicht5lole
9lu5ubung Scr Spetltlontcn IoBt cS
lib ouf Die Goucr ijdcrlih niht &c
'aQen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

(,Sortfetunn ouf Geite s.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

@iuinni bat lit 0aniaS Gttp bel
elmer rciigi03s spotriotiiden GerIamm'
lung Qeiprohen. 1Siir eincn O}onn,
Der crIt Dor mcnigCn SSabren oIIer He'
liqion ocn aricg crflorte, redt pol
leno!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24
Mud, lreun er iie nit Der 3eidJnuna

oon IS Utiaionen Collars fur &C
Notwithstanding" r:ht neueroit103
befrdftiQt bate, nn Der o&riegss
beDelitcIuuq" rcS StabltruitS bat
nod tciu berniin't,aer Menid ge5n IL
felt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

Setretar 8ebfielo perlanst, oaR
ieoer Sormer iih einen Seid anlegen
unb Slide 5iiften ioa -8ir peroen
in 3ufunft ole 9lnaItidmeiBtropfen
in einem elmer iommelu, l1m oarin
Soringe fir 9obeniommer 5it 3itd'
ten.
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(Tortiesuna nuf seite 81
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Nortiesung auf Gette 81
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9as 9lbeeorbnctenhanS bpn Sllt"
noi3 uohnt cinItimntig cine HcIollt-
ton at lporin Die @lmoeSre9ierrlng
aufgeforocrt miro, cinen &erIuh 6ur
Befret,lng nou Srlono uuo Yolen 81
muhen
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

.Gortiesuna duf eeite 3D.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

South Dakota Printers and Publishers
are paying to labor annually, according
to census reports, s5s3,ooo, which is
more than any single manufacturing
industry in the state il paying.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-05-24

SiS beute bat Der Staat Sllinols
nobes,t Die 0Glfte Der nuf ihn fallen.
oen 9efr,tten oltfaebroht. Ger bette
Der 0fttthen Stoateit, GennipIponto,
bat es auf elm 0rittcl. uno Reip Dort,
6ie rSohburg bes f5inon5patriotis'
mus, ouf q Bro5ent eebraht. Sn.
Diana Uefcrte 66 Tro3ent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-14
PELlAGRA ATTACKS BABY
AND MOTHER NEAR SCHOOL
Head Of the House Loses job with
city when Disease Is Dis
covered

Mrs. Blanche Forshee, age 80. and
her daughter Mary, age 10 years are
victims Of pcllagra. according to the
announcement made yesterday after
noon by their physician. DR.. NJ. C..
Kimball.
According TO the attending physi-
elan, the Forshee family is in desper-
ate circumstances. and their condition
has been rendered more difficult by
the action of the city in discharging
the father and husband, Ike Forshec,
from his place in the street depart
ment. Mrs. Forshee has been suffer-
ing for several months with the dis
ease, but II was only late Saturday
afternoon that the physicians were
willing to diagnose the case as that or
pcllagra.
Dr., kimball declares that there Is
no danger of the disease spreading;
as II Is not transmitted by persons
coming in contact with the victims,
but is carried, according to the ac-
cepted theory. 10y vcrmin. The home
in which the Forshee family lives
near the Lincoln school, is unsanitary
and unless the other children in the
household are removed IL is feared
that they too will he stricken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-14
CARNATI0N SHORTAGE
IN TULSA YESTERDAY
Local Florists Unable to Get
Flowers From Big Grow
ers of Country.

As the result OF a flower shortage
Tulsa florists were unable to supply
the demand for carnations yesterday.
Long before noon the entire supply
of red and white carnations had been
exhausted and as n result hundreds
We're denied the privilege OF wearing
Il "red one for mothers living and a
white one for mothers dead"
Local dealers were unable to lay in
a sufficient supply of carnations due
to a national shortage. caused largely
by the cloudy weather of the spring
which greatly retarded the progress
of the growing flowers.
81 tried to get five thousand carna-
tons for today, said Mrs. DE Haven.
one florist. but instead | received
only five hundred. The larges. grower
in the nation could not supply me
with more. Local growers confessed
their inability to meet the demand.
even in a small degree. The abnormal
demand. caused by Mothers day. and
the fact that carnations are not AS
popular thruout the year as they once
were. are jointly responsible for this
state of affairs which the florists re-
gret as much as anyone. 1t was "A sit
uation that we were wholly unable to
cope with; We did the best we could
under the circumstances"
Hundreds of red and white roses
were sold after the limited carnation
supply had been exhausted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-14
SLIGHT OKLAHOMA
IN 7. R. DIVISION
Friends Of Colonel Resent
This State Being Allowed
Only One Company.
TULSANS ANXIOUS TO GO
Early Indications Are That
This City Will Furnish
Required Number.

There promises to be pretty fight
between Oklahoma and Texas in the
event the Roosevelt division is al
lowed. assuming from those supposed
to know that Texas Is TO furnish IA
companies of a Texas Oklahoma regi-
ment. leaving oklahoma one company.
Since II looks probable that author
ity will be given the colonel to carry
his division to France. his political
friends and supporters are resenting
the idea that Oklahoma will only get
one company. Ex-members OF the
iough-riders have wired the colonel
asking why's and wherefores''. An
early answer is expected.
A Company for Tulsa.
Col. Sloane Simpson Of Dallas, who
has authority to recruit the ct & o."
regiment. has unofficially authorized
the recruiting Of company in Tulsa.
II is understood that sufficient num-
ber Of men have pledged themselves
to enlist. Otherwise. no. These men
are said to be above the age OF con-
scrlpt.on and for the most part vet
Grams of the Spanish American war.
1t Is understood that about 10000
from 46 states have expressed inten-
tions to enlist Another twenty thou
sand have applied for commissions to
help lead this host. incidentally all
commissioned officers will be appoint
cd under the regulations of the war
department. In other words, one who
wants to be an officer must stand
the test.
Baxter Receives Names.
Capt. Don A. Baxter, selected by
the re2imental commander Of the ten
ta'ive host, will continue to receive
names for the Oklahoma unit Of the
'r. q o." outfit.
II Is understood that Captain Dame
OF New York, Roosevelt's adjutant
general. has received enough applica-
tlons from various states to complete
the division.
1t is also said the great Moose will
go to the front in any capacity, even
unto the sixth or eighth in command
In other words. the colonel wants to
30 where the "blue hell is popping.
Colonel Disney I'm Game.
Ex-members Of the rough riders are
that Oklahoma is not be-
inS given a square deal. They say
the state should furnish at least a
regiment or even brigade for the
firing line. In fact q prominent oil
man has offered to equip at his own
expense an entire regiment.
DR.. ]. c. Bushyhead OF Claremore,
prominent In state medical circles and
high In the councils Of the Cherokee
nation. has offered his services to
Roosevelt as major surgeon free of
charge.
Col. l.. r. Disney Of Muskogee.
known as "Roosevelt's right hand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-14
BRITISH BRING DOWN
ELEVEN AIRCRAFT
Teutons Make Strong Attacks
on Craonne, but Are Pushed
Back and Beaten.
By the Associated Press

After days OF intensive fighting. in
which positions have changed hands
numerous times, the British troops
have recaptured the great portion OF
the village OF Bullecourt and reLulsed
violent c0unterattacks delivered by
the Germans east OF the village.
Along the Scarpe river to the east
OF Arras. there also have been san
culinary encounters but again the ad-
vantage rested with Field Marshal
flaig's forces. Portions OF the village
OF Rouex have been taken by the
British and another step forward has
been gained by them on the western
slopes OF Greenland hill
There has been no let-up In the air
fighting which has been going on
Eleven German airplanes were ac-
ten OF them In air battles and one by
an antiaircraft gun. The British
themselves lost six machines.
The Germans Sunday morning
made strong attacks on the plateau Of
Craonne. on the sector north OF
Rheims and In the region OF Maisons
de Champagne. Not alone did the
French put down all three attacks.
causing heavy casualties. but they
pushed back the German line and
made prisoners. There still In no In
dication of the approach of any fight
ing of moment between the Austro-
Germans and Russians on the aestern
front from the Baltic sea to Rumania.
In Macedonia violent artillery duels
are in progress along the entire front.
with the preponderance In the gun
power apparently on the onteate side.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-14
MONGOLIA SAILORS
TELL OF SUB FIGHT
Man Who Fired Shot Which
Sank Teutonic U-Boat Was
]. A. Goodwin.

(CENSORED), May 13. - The
American steamship Mongolia, from nm
which tho country's first shot in
the war with Germany was fired with
such accuracy that a German subma
rine was sunk, arrived at an American
port today from Europe, bringing a
report by the officers of another al.
parent encounter with U-boat.
The second adventure was on May
4, according to Lieut. Bruce NJ. Ware
the man who commanded the naval
gun crew which disposed OF the sub
marine on April 10. the anniversary Of
the battle OF Lexington.
The Mongolia was on her home
ward voyage, Lieutenant Ware said,
when about midnight, on May l. the
wake Of what was believed to be a
torpedo was seen ahead In the moon
light. The missile, II it was one.
passed under the ships bow. No sub
marine was sighted, but shot was
fired from one Of the Magnolia's guns
in the direction from which the sup
posed torpedo had come and nothing
was heard or seen to indicate sub.
marines presence.
The grinners on the Mongolia were
iubilant upon their arrival They re-
iterated their conviction that the shot
on April 10 sank the submarine. II
was fired. Lieutenant Ware said, by
James A. Goodwin. gunDer's mate. OF
Portsmouth. Va. Lieutenant Ware de.
clared that thru his glasses he saw the
shot strike the U-boats periscope and
that the hit was followed by a cloud
OF white vapor, as II an internal ex-
plosion had been caused. After that
the submarine did not reappear, he
said