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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
CARD PARTIES. CLUBS
D0OOO)'
CLUBS

Mrs J. .. Means was hostess OF an
exceedingly pleasant and happy meet
ing of her sewing club. the Lofting,
Friday afternoon. This club has fol-
lowed the example OF many Of the
other women's organizations OF the
city in taking up war relief Work and
will devote It's time thruout the fall
and winter months to knitting and
the making Of Red Cross supplies.
When the work outlined for the aft
ernoon was finished the guests were
bldden to the dining room, where
luncheon war served from the table.
attractive In e-centerplece OF red car
nations. Only the members were
present Mrs. Harry II. Rogers will
be the clubs next hostess
A committee OF women from the
Daughters OF American Revolution
viii meet Wednesday morning AZ 10
O'Clock a. the library for the purpose
Of distributing work 10 be done for
the Red Cross. The chapter puS-
chased material TO the amount of $50
during the past week and is anxious
t. place the work in the hands OF
women OF the chapter to be finished
Us quickly as possible.
Mrs. Edward w. Wilson was nos-
tess al last weeks meeting Of the Art
circle. The circle observed election
OF officers. at that time choosing rs
It's official staff for the next year
Mrs. W. II. Cole, president; Mrs. T..
W. Wilson. secretary and treasurer.
The club Will give its meeting over
&c war relief work this season. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. A. 81.
Weaver.
The Needlecraft club will meet for
its oDening session Monday afternoon
in the home Of Mrs. Ira Allison. 1902
West Chicago street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
JUVENILE.

Mrs. J. e. Harper entertained with
a chlldren's party THURSDAY In cele-
bration Of the birthday Of her small
granddau ghter. Leona Florence Craig
The little folk we're amused with
games and birthday treat was
served from the table decorated in
kewpieL and flowers. Iassies and
lats OF tire party We're: Dorothy
shaw. zoe Pruitt Eva May Brown.
Leland West. Janette Metzler. Louise
Moore LTcille Hennessy. Edwina Cal
houn. porotha Bridges. ]. p Harper.
ir. Justice Brown, 81 Hall John
Thomas Brown and Ursel Wick1izer.
Mrs. Max g. Wehnert entertained a
party ~ sixteen children from until
8 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in cele-
iratioE OF the ninth birthday ami
versory OF her young daugf ter. t.o-
rtne. Fayors contested for in the
games were won by Lou Claire Hag-
gard and Marcella Shaw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
CARD PARTIES.

The Wed uesday Auction Five Hun
dred club cessation Of whose meet
.ngs came win the warm season. re-
s-med Thursday, tire new meeting
day. when Mrs T. J. Double was
hostess. entertaining the members
with a pretty afternoon party az the
Superior tea room Five hundred vas
played ~ four tables and tbs prizes
we're won b. IFs p u. lyersoa and
Mrs Booker. who received Z gift Of
cut glass and a box Ot crepe oe chine
handkerchief respectively. Luncheon
was served from one large table
which had been beautified florally
with PINK roses and czrn4tiOns Mes
lanes T. Cushing and Howard Booker
- osiitIted- Aatrons who VII COM
pose the memberS!!p of the club
this season are Mestames J W. Hig-
gins. 7. 2. Galley. = u. Iyerson. "
4 Esndeser. J. u Hawkins, &. :.
Nandeyer. c. A. hawkins. George /.
Bursher. r. J. Double. y. r Griftsn-
stein, II. J. Brickner and J. " Childs
Mrs. Ralph v. D.lIaTd was hostess
at Saturdays meeting Of the Whee
cub entertaining the members IN the
home nf Judge Frank r. Dillard.
There were members and special
gussts for four tables. Luncheon was
served. Miss Dorothy Garfield OF
Psfehosue. y. T., was an out-Of-town
Suest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

Jane Adams chautauqba meeting
Paul Althouse appears at Con,eh-
ton hall IN opening number OF ora
Lishiner Frost concert series.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

leiie, Pen d. MARI. William Sutton.
q. E Buchner. W. e. Connolly. J. J.
b FINK. Homer Gnger. r p sErher-
land o. c. Link. q J. Rstcliffe. J.
G. WoolseS Fred : Hon,. Dasid
GOodsu. " J Lytie. Holi.nIsyoruy.
Roy y. GEyTIns, John !. Boyd. cad
Gillette. c W. Kerr Prank a Per
kins. Il ~. Randolph and T. c. kshl-
man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
MUSICAL

The initial event Of the musica- sea-
son in Tulsa comes with the appear
ance OF Paul Althouse. tenor OF the
Metropolitan Grand opera company.
IT, concert October i2 at Convention
hall. Mr.. Althouse appears as the
first number OF the Ora Lghtner
Frost series. His program Is as fol-
Celeste Aida G'rom Opera "Aida")
.......-.....- .......... Nerdl
Crying Of Water. Campbell Upton
Love Like the Dawn. .Cadmah
hequleScat -.-........... -tadinan
Sunlight and Song .... Hammond
Little Mother of Mine. ... Burleigh
The Young Warrior. ...... Burleigh
organ Solo
Minuet in G........ Beethoven
Prelude in E.. CASTOR NJ DeunI-i
Mr.. Weaver.
Goelands ..............,.. BEN berg
Eerceuse Phiilis .......... Mason
'arnaFal .-.-.............. FOurdraln
Melody Of Home .,...... Ste phenson
Scvilla Love Song. .Di Nogerc
Bitterness OF Love e............. Dunn
Pipes of Gordons Men. Hammond
Mr. Powell Weaver at the piano.
Mr.. Althouse will sing "Ah. Moon OF
Ny Delight" from Liza Lehmans
PERSIAN Garden"
Mrs. a. W. Hine has arranged tns
music for Sundays services OF First
Methodist church as>follows:
MORNING
Frelude-"Intermezzo" ..... Buck
An'hem-"Festival re Deum' BUCK
'' EVENING.
organ Prelude-"suns ..Demarest
Offertory Meditation" Frysinger
"Scftly Now the Light Of Day. Choir
Piano and Organ-Kamennoi-Os-
trow ...-... ....... Rubenstein
Gertrude west at the piano.
solo-"The shadows OF the Eve
ming Hour" .............. Ratnun
Mr.. c. c. Kirkland.
Solo and chorus - There Is
Mrs OFle and choir.
solo-''rhe old sweet story. .Lehrer
Mrs Paul Moore.
Duet" Eventide" George p. Nevin
Mrs w Z. Sexton and Mr. Kirkland.
solo-Selectcd ...
..... Mrs. Marian Bennett Murray
Anthem-"Evening and Morning
............ -. oakley
Postlude.
At Trinity Episcopal church with
Mrs. Storey White directing the music.
the choir will sing Gounod's COM
munion this morning. Miss Ethel
Kuhns will render as the offertory
Not Sparrow Falleth,' BY Little.
Mrs. Albert J. -kayser OF Joplin. is
guest In the home OF her mother,
Mrs. II. c. Walsh.
Mrs c. A. Dorm leaves Monday for
n xyaaEss visit n Marfinsxillp Ill
At the First Baptist church Tor
Sundays service has been arranged by
John Knowles Weaver. organist and
choir director, as follows:
MORNING.
Organ-Prelude In A flat. .. Barrell
Choir-Praise Ye the Father. .Gounod
Offertory-from the Land of the
Sky Blue Water. ........ .Cadman
Solo-The Publican. Van de Water
Miss Cecile McCarver
Organ-Postlude, Nuptial March
................. Lynes
EVENING.
Prelude-Allegro Moderate. 80. .Wely
Choir-My Soul Longeth. =. .Marston
Otfertory-lmprovisation on a fav-
orite hymn. ............
organ--Postlude in d minor. .Wely
The following note from a recent
issue OF Musical America, will be OF
interest TO those who are planning to
hear Paul Althouse rs presented In
concert by Ora Lightner Frost Friday
evening at Convention hall.
After q complete rest At Lake
winnepesaukee, N. H., Paul l>Althouse,
the gifted Metropolitan tenor, re-
turned to the city last week to begin
his season. Mr.. Althouse has been
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

The Needlecraft club will meet for
its opening session Monday afternoon
in the home Of AIRS. Ira Allison. 1902
West Chicago street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

PeGce.
C0D send Us peace, and keep red strife away,
" But should it come, God send Us men and steel!
The land IS dead that dare not face the day
When foreign danger threats the common veal,
Defenders strong are they that homes defend;
From ready arms the spOiler keeps afar.
Well best the country that has sons 70 lend
From trades Of peace to learn the trade Of war.
John Boyle ORelly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Personal

Mrs. J. & Cosden arrived home Fri
day at the conclusion OF a several
months stay In the east.
Mrs. William J. Gregg arrived home
yesterday morning from Bradford, Pa.
where she went for few weeks visit
following q trip with Judge Gregg 70
Canada and New England.
Mrs r. c. Walsh returned home
Saturday after a two months visit In
Colorado and California Mrs Walsh
stopped over In Canyon City. Col,
with her daughter. Mrs. II. H. Ken
nedy. en- route to and returning from
the coast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

Mrs. ". r. StackhOuse entertained
with deligthful informal party
ThurFday afternoon when she had
quite a large group OF matrons as
her guests In honor OF the visit OF
Mn. B. " Troop and Airs. Kenneth
Troop OF Kansas City. Decoration Of
the rooms was mkde In ferns. roses
and carnations. The natrons spent
the afternoon In knitting and the
making OF Red Gross supplies. Lunch
con was served. Those asked to meet
the visitors were Mesdames W. x
Gillette. w. H. Bagley. James VI. Gil
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
INFORMAL.

A recurrence OF the birthday ami
versary OF Nm ~ g. Kimbail Satnr-
DAY Was made the occasion % a pleas
ant surprise By a party Of her friends
last evening Cards and dancing
proved enjoyable diversion for the
thirty guests present and refreshments
we're served.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

saba Groiio gives informal dance at
EikE cub.
Saturday.
dyechka club meets ia opening ses-
sion - iibraV
Pan Hellenic soclety MEETS with
Mss frankie Cc.lsy.
sigma Oh! dinner - Tea Cup inn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
9fnn1n1er 813
Nns N1crifo.

Neileltoe, bie Ioeben ban Ger
nerifanii6en &auptltaot in 2arebo
sangefommen iino, babert bort cine
@Gubergei6ibte bingebra6t, ipie iie
felt 2angeln nidt 10 ldon erfunoen
lift. Nn1 ibren graablnngert ion Die
berribenoe fonltitutionaliltiibe Har=
tel fi9 in einen Gibililtens nno Ell
men Militdrfliigel gelpalten babell.
IGarrau5a balte iid) porlGufig nod
neutral. Ser Gipililtenfliigel fei fir
Die 6ortoauer zines guten gi1ner-
1ebnens nit Sen Ser. Staater1, Ser
Weilitarfliigel iei aber fit cine 9l<I
linns nit Dertidlano 1no fir Croft
1turg bon 6einoieliefeiten gegeil Die
Ser. Staatei1. Gor &lir5e1n babe
ein beuti6 merifaniiher 9ffiaicr,
Elm General Warinilian alaus nit
Der 9iloung elmer aus 5000 Mana
beltebenoen Brigabe begonllen, ipeI-
he bon gbibnabua nno 5onora aus
Seinbieligfeiten gegen Die Ser. Sta1-
ten anfangen iole alaus befin0e
ftd jest in @uaoalaiarn Die @e.
l1i1te lit natiirlidb S1tpii16el.
ManueI 9lnlaba, Der nIs gere,
nlonienmeiiter fir ben nerifanilden
Hr1iioerten flngiert, erflart Oie Sc
f1idten bon bem General Mdrinlis
Iinn &laus fiir erlogen. Cine jolhe
HerfonIibfeit gebe es gar nidt.
Mus Silnres tpiro gen1eI6et
afpilhen Gian uiro General Mlur=
|glia, Dem 8efebls lsbnber bon Gbibaa-
bun, lei cine Mrt Waffenitinitnlto
dbgel1lolien. Dieien @affenitilitail0
babe CHARLES &iteIien elmer Der be.
failnteiten @iirger bon Gbibuabua,
persinbart nno 5tpnr babe er Nilln
olrb oas slrglnuerlt geipor,ler, ieBt
bdtten Ole Ser. Gtaatell ben arieg
gegen Geltt11lnno erfIdrt 1llfo lett
1tiiBtetl fih alle nlerifatiihen Bdr-
teien Dereinigen. Inn Die 8ereinigteli
Staaten 5ll befdnpfen Die &C.
|lbibte miro anh mol nibt mabr icin,
Denieitens niebt Der lebte 9eil oer-
ielben.
Der amerifani11e &onlnl in
geuebo 2areoo. 9llonao g. Garrett,
Der fbon felt is ssabren oiefe SteIIe
inne bate, lit nah ct. Stepben IN
geeip 9runsipif beriest tporoen. SEQ.
Sonalo. Der iesige anerifaniihe
aonluI III Maracoibo. ioa iein
Mahfolger in Nuepo 2nreoo meroeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
3 zexas. ..

9ei1te Hegeilfdlle iperben aus
Ser @egero bon Cameron, Coleman,
Columbus, Oaftpooo, gelton, guero,
9earne nnb anoern St1oten gernel-
oct.
0as Departenlent oes General
Moiutanten BAT i6lnmtlihe teraniz
Ife Rotional Garoen, tpelhe nuf
8efebl bon Br1iioelit @ilion ipie-
Ser mobiI genlabt tperoen iolert
aufgeforoert, iid auf ben borgeidrie
benen Eldten slun Dienit 81 iteI-
len.
sSn Dallas lit 6rau gIiiabetb
@ertbeinler I'M MIter BON 70 Snbren
5ur Mube eingesangen;; Die 8eridie-
1ene miro bon bier Gilr0ern be-
trnuert.
Der Grlrlmanoeur Der terani-
iden Wili5en 8rigaoe General
@uIen, lit Der glnfid]t, oab ilniere
9eotional garoen, ipenn iie nid)t
5ur stbloiung ser regnIdren Soloa-
ten an oie nierifaniihe Grer5e ge-s
ldidt tperoen, iaoenfalls 5ur 8epn-
dung Der giienbabneu giienbabn
brifenL Del Haffinerien, grienale
uip. 8eripenonng fimoen
@onperneur Sergiiion bat Die
folgenben BON Der lesten Gegislatllr
paliiertel Bills unter5eidnef: Die
gil, ourh ipelde Die 9iemIt5eit Der
Yolisiiten in Stdoten nit mebr ais
$4,000 ginipobllern auf aht Stun
oen feitgelest miro; Die Bill, peldr
uirterurbarten" giIenbabnen geltat-
tet Sabrifanlagen in ben BON ib-
men beriibrten Staote1 gum allgeniei-
nen @ol ilno 9eiten 5u operieren;
Die 8ia, ipeIde &egelbdbnell cine
iabrlibe @elperbelteuer BON $100
auferlegt; Die gill, pelde Die Gr-
baulng zines Srren Iipls fir
gscroipelt 9eras anoronet uno fir
bielen 3tped oie Summc bon
100000 beipilliat.
@ouperncur Sergition bat Den
pom Sauie gefaBten SeidlllB, Die
sum Staats 3ithtbaiis 5n 9iilsf
geborige Giienbiitte 5n perfanfen
nitter5ei6net. sSn Der 9felollition IL
Die 9eoingung gelteat. Dab Die aali
fer oas S1nleI8werf wenigitens Elm
SSSabr lang operieren rniilien I'M Den
fomenlr5ielleu 8ert oes olt-terani-
i1en giIener5es 5u oenlonitrieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

o,--r< !
Weitern abeno Daf Der TIaEoeaI
ielne angetnnotgte Neoe im stpngtsK
gebalten, ppn ner, mle 1eOe.Mahn n
luuRfe, arteg nno Sr'eoeA a9y'as'
Der Srafoent paf tsal 'uie ahW ls-
oermann borger mllleh douA,s, IAl
ben 4rlsg enflWeoeh. ~ paI u eca
Dem Nongref perlanet oaa e erI,a-
re, es ertiftere en- failaa)i'aer SA-
ltanS beg arteges 5ntlgen oen get.
Sfaattlt NM Senf)atano, oeraniak1
onr1 oas, ,pae e e. nenni, 'ngnma-
nc, bS!terredlfsplorigf nm igerpor
te Sorgeben Der oentlqen Negternng
IN Dem Nnterteepogftrieg. .oeaq@s
lauo fllbrt tatta9lld) l@on ian9,f
einen strieg ge8tn bic yer. Staafens
fabrte Il aus. SaDurdJ ieten ote
Ser, Staaten ge5pitH9fH, 0'tlen 81.
itanb enbli@ aasnsrtenuen iino hdg
mad Der xatiadJe etnsnri9ten, oaF
ein iold]er Snitan0 eEiititre- Sas be-
otn9e: ous ipeifsfbtn0ltc pratttldle
5niammeuarte!trn NIT ben Nafto.
neH, oie bereifs I'm Arseet mt
oenfldlann begrtfIen leiea; .ole W.
o oiInnng lioeraier arecsfs tpr oie
Msslsrnaefn Jener xanefr, = oaF
o'e p9tIsqaeAsn amfrlfGs - giel
me mosatg oef Jprigen 5n9s1nat
@erosn aos s1!aar m0auen' Gfean'esrnng g aallo .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
aurSt lltberiidt,

Der ErGiibent belt geltern
abenb Ieine angefiinbiste @eSe.
Gr perIanste bic GrfldrnIls,
Sak ein &riegssnitano siuiiden
ben Ser. Stadten un6 Sentld-
Lamb eriitiere; bat ein 4err
BON 10000 Mann sebiloet
iutrben bah man nit ben VI
Iiisrten saianlinfnarbeite ano
linen and areOn er6ffne. lte-
ber BE Demtid) Nmerifaner
iprad Il iebr frenublide @Or-
. te.
Der amerifaniid,e 9ampfer
,,Mstee" 1T in Der Nabe BON
grelt IN ben 4rnno gebobrf.
GIf Wtnnm iiitb ertrMnfen.
Die YlGne oes Sriessmini-
tiers fir oie Mobiliiiernns bes
6eeres finb fertig.
SedtS @erid)iuGrer in yfeiu
yorf luerben idutlois befnn-
ben.
Der BeIdjlmk, Saf Elm ariess=
snitanb eriificrt, ipirb iofort
mad Der Me6e bes Hraitoentea
i'm &ongref einsebradt.
gefreitr fibiriide 0efansene
febren nad MuflnnO snriif.
Der 0iterreid)iidJe aaiier ano
leiae Satin beimdJen ben bent
idDen aaiier in Berlin.
Der Senat id)tebt Die Srra-
tlns oes ariegsbeid)lnifes bis
,rrDreen anf, ebenfo bas Sans
foulife fir ansuartiae Solitif.
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OSlututyAND1uluS SHWp+y Sso"f
General Deficiency, Mrmp appropria-
tim nnb WilitarD Meaoentg = bic in
Der letten 6itmns nidlt erlebigt
ieien, geiMiiiIe aefaft ipiiroen.
g}adl 8ecmbisnng bes 9ie6e bes
Grafioenten wmrbe folgenber pon
benz @epraientanten 5lopb, ben Tor-
fitenben 6es 6ansfumites fiir anss
ipGrtise Eolitif, entiuorfener 8e-
Id)Imk benz ,Sanie pprselegt: u0a Die
lektem sSanSlmngen Der fatierlidJen
oentIden 9eeier1tng nidjts anoercs
finb als Elm &ries gesen bic 9fegic=
r,lng II. bas @plf Ser Ser. StaateH,
10 lei es Hermit BON bem Senat mnO
HeprGIentantenbaiiia bes &ongrei-
les Ser Ser. 6taaten beiddoiien, oafl
bas 8eitehen zines Griees5mitanoes
sluilden oen Ser. Staaten mnb Der
faiierliden bentiden &esiernns err
flart ,uirb, elm 3uitanb, Der ben Ser.
5taaten anfsesipunseu 1T mno oak
Der YrGiibent biern,it ermad)tist
,uirb, lufort bic nGtigen Sdritte sn
tim, um nidjt MIR mnier 2anb in
einem 3nitamb Der @ertetbignng ST
Ieten, iDnbern nm audi alle ietne
Strait ans5niiben unb ale ieine
9iIismittel in 9lniuenbnng sm brin=
gen, nm arifg sesen Die faiierlid)c
bentIde 9iegiernng su fibrem unS
ben &rieg s,l einem erfDlgreiden Gn-
be 81 bringen."
Srgen6 iuelde glnoeat,tng BON
3ipangsmakregeln lit bOrlGnfig
i'm Gongref md nid)t semad)t
luproem. 9lnd) iinS feinerlei 0rp=
bumgen gegen bemtId amerifani-
ide giirser lamt getuorben. Der alte
Spreder glarf bielt cine, aber iebr
perniinftige &ebe, in ber er iaste,
iuenn es iid tint Die Gbre Der NatiDn
banbIe, ieien ale 8iirger, 10 peridjic-
Sen iie ionit lein m6dJten, feft seei-
nigt.
De rErGiibent iagte in Ieiner Ge-
Sc, Der &rieg lei porlamfig MIR ge-
gen 9entidlanS, nidjt sesen ieine
Werbiinbeten seridtet, ba Die letts-
rem ben Ser. Staaten feinen ShaSen
s,1sefiigt batten.
Nfam fat ben arieasbeidluk inn
Senat nnseanbert, oannit er iiber=
einitimmenb init benz oes 6amIes
ipir6.
Ga lplette smang beilte ben ST.
nat, bic 8eratmng iiber Die &riegs=
inafresel bis aitf mursen anfsuid)ie-
ben. Der Genat pertaste iidJ bann.
0ns 6ansfpmitc iiber ansuGrtige
EoIitif fat Die geratuns iiber ben
&riessbeid)luf bis morsen amfseIdu-
Zen.
Gas &abimet bielt einc Sibnng
ab, in Der bic 8eidaffung Der Gel
Ser fir bic 6riegsfiibrnng mnb bic
arebite Der 9llliierten beiprOhen iuttr-
ben.
a.. ,nol;,d,,u o,;tnno,u b,oriisen
s.. M,r.r;fansr MT Wsos;;teruno aIs
~, s nSssasnai;er
- mss ss: g.. "a on.r.
81 .. ssaly.as.ua :. ~. .a.n a,a" ~ w. Nal Ia,;.
fiiten erlanbt; oas bate bDn ben
l}ehnrAen mnter nIlen 1fmstGuAru
osyoIoeh Anssa .am a'a.m "'a"O'"
p'ty'"pel' "''''"
Ans Sgnmen III stO!t'en ios!O nt.
semeloef, tn ritnf5sgfanleno Sgi,l' y
ten batfen o.e eoii Der rrnDeren oe-
sieruns nad) Stotr.sn perpahh'eh
anO Doh o.. IsR'ssa ,::,n Mss.'.aag a., ~ -
Ure'ge!1 gelee1eh ppi''.Iut" e.la"s: yI =:
men Ole Siaol puH's'1 wv
IeRl9e Mes'e1aas uaa' .,S1S NV, 1a.aS
oenien 'utro, O.e ahs eh''uHuaS
periglepplen e'u'lselahss1e" q, nhO
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IuHtPttt V*0'SS ~ PsJ ""i
ssabrt bon geeu Yprf nad) Sabre
befanb, in Ser Nabe Der frans0iiiden
Gtabt Brett pon einem ltnterleeboot
perlenft. Gs seidah bies angeblid
o6ne gSarnnng. Gs berridJte sur
3eit elm boiler GeegaHs. 9as SdJiff
wmrbe in Der Mitte bon beu Sor-
pebo oes ltmterIeebpots getrpffen
nno man fonnte iofort erfenncn, bah
feline Ncttnng mebr ntoglid)i let.
Bic 8eiatnng indte fid) III gooten
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-05
BRITISH ARE EAGER
FOR DECISIVE VOTE

Arthur Henderson. a member Of the
War Council. presided. ~and the Min
lister OF Munitions. Sir John r. Jellicoe.
First Sea Lord. and other high officials
were present.
General Robertson emphasized the
fact that the war officers must have
more men to meet the desperate effort
the enemy was now making His
speech. as officially given out. was in
part as follows:
Our progress with the war is
hound TO be slow. because of the
colossal numbers engaged and because
Germany derived a great advantage
at the start. II is difficult and long
business to make up for bad start
Germany is retiring because she
dare not stand up to further punish
ment in the positions she occupied No
one retires in war Voluntarily But
she is not yet beaten. She is going
back In the hope of becoming stronger.
and numerically she is stronger now
than at any time during the war.
She has now many more di-
visions in the field than last year, and
has increased the number OF her SOL
diers. by about 100000.
We must meet this desperate enemy