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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
President Is Engrossed
With Railroad Problems

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.@The rail-
road situation continued TO engross
President Wilson today, with the fl
nancial problem involved In possible
government control drawing most of
his attention. The president has be-
fore him mass of information on the
subject, including details of the Brit
ish plan of government operation.
The senate Interstate commerce
committee was told by Chairman New
lands at a special meeting today that
the president would probably recon-
mend railroad legislation to congress
within the next few days. The indl-
cations are, Senator Newlands said
that as yet the president has not made
up his mind as to his course. Until
his wishes are known the committee
will defer discussion or consideration
of legislation.
A. Is. Garretson. president of the
Order OF Railway Conductors, called
the White House on the telephone
during the day to deny reports that
to government operation. The en-
ployes. he said, will cooperate In the
fullest measure In whatever action
the president may take.
Officials who are urging on the
president government operation of the
railroads during tho war said today
that the making OF satisfactory finan-
cial arrangements presents perplexinl
difficulties. The president. 1t Is un-
derstood, Is ready, II he decides on
government operation, to ask congress
to guarantee the railroads prevail
earnings, and the railroads are said
to want such u guarantee, TO be bset
on 1916 revenues Officials tonight
estimated that such an arrangement
might cost the government next yeai
as much as $100,c00,00o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
SOLDIERS REMOVE MRS.
FLANAGAN FROM WRECK
Chauffeur Charged With Neg
ligent Homicide and Driv-
ing Car While Drunk.

Special TO The World.
HOUSTON. Texas, Dec. 1S.--Mrs.
Catherine OXley Flanagan. formerly of
Mrs. II. A. Oxley. was slightly injured
hore Wednesday evening when they
were run down by an automobile
driven by an intoxicated man The
driver OF the car has been arrested
and will be charged with negligent
homicide and driving a car while in
toxicated.
Two soldiers standing near the
scene OF the accident lifted the car off
Mrs. F'lanagan's chest The injured
woman was taken to her apartments
In the Rice hotel, where she died with
out regaining consciousness. The body
Thursday morning was taken to Lima,
Ohio. In private car.
Friends and relatives OF Mrs. j. l..
Flanagan, who was killed in an auto
mobile accident in Houston. Texas,
Wednesday night, left Tulsa yesterday
for St. Louis. where they VIII meet
James l.. Flanagan EN- route 10 Lima.
Ohio. where the body OF Mrs. Flana
Kan IL tO Dt tuhtl ioT Ahtti
Mrs Flanagan, 80 years of age, was
killed instantly in an automobile crash
In Houston late Wednesday night. ac-
cording to advice received by friends
In this city, where Mr.. and Mrs. Elan
agan have lived for II number of years
At the time OF the accident meager
reports to friends in this city indicate
Mrs. Flanagan was accompanied by
her husband and Mrs. T. A. Oxley. Mr.
Flanagan was painfully injured but
Mrs. Flanagans mother was unin-
Jured.
For number of years Mrs. Flana-
gan resided In this city where her
husband was engaged in the oil bust
ness. ana only recently they moved
to Houston, where Mr. Flanagan be
came secretary treasurer OF the Sin
clair-Gulf oil & Pipe Line Co.
Mrs. j. r. Flanagan was sister-in-
law of Miss Rosella Flanagan, oil edi.
tor OF this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Subscribed.
LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIBERS
START LIQUlDATING TODAY
Thousands Of People Will Mako
Forty Per Cent Payments
to Banks.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13. - Thou
sands of subscribers to the second
Liberty loan will make 40 per cent
payments at banks tomorrow, dtho
they are not actually due at the fed
erai reserve banks until Saturday.
More than half of the remaining
si.Oi2. 900. 900 unpaid on the second
loan is expected.
on Saturday the treasury will make
the first semiannual interest payment
on Liberty bonds OF the first issue.
Subscribers will clip the interest cou-
non from their bonds and deposit
these at banks. The aggregate pay
ments amount to q per cent on the
1000. O0O. 900 total of the first loan,
or about 35,000,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Fort Smith Differences
Haze Not Been Chanqed

FORT SMITH. Ark, Dec. 1S.-Fed-
eral Medlators keatins and Crawford
spent today comforting with employers
and employees of the various union
labor crafts In an endcavor to settle
the difference which resulted in the
general strike which was called here
Saturday to enforce demands OF the
65 striking telephone operators against
the Southwestern Rell Telephone com
pany, and while no announcement had
been made early today, n feeling of
optimism was prevalent. Except for
the crafts that had already resumed
operations. there was no actual change
In the situation today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Jury in Means Case
Wants Less OrQtOry

CONCORD. n. c.. Dec. 13.-The
jury trying Castor u. Means for the
murder Of Mrs. Maudc A. King to-
night sent a message to Presiding
Judge Cline asking that the argument
OF the case be speeded up. The re-
quest came at the close of the second
day of continuous addresses to the
Jury by counsel for the state and de-
Tense Five more speeches are to be
made tomorrow morning.
Counsel on both sides were agreed
late in the day that the case prob
ably would not go to the Jury before
saturday. but that was before the
Jury indicated It's wcarineHs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Hnlg's Report.

LONDON, Dec. l3.-The official re-
port from Field Marshal Haig's head
quarters in France tonight says:
"A hostile post south OF Villers-
Guislaln was successfully attacked Ivy
us this morning. It's garrison was
killed or taken prisoner.
Fast of Bullecourt bomb fighting
has taken place this afternoon In n
portion OF the trench into which the
onemy penetrated yesterday. A few ad-
ditional prisoners were taken by us.
"The enemy artillery has shown
some activity at different points south
of the scarpe and also northeast OF
Ypres."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Volunteers!

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Nearly
H. 900 men were listed as accepted
yesterday for the regular army, and
reports showing an additional two
thousand came too late for tabulation.
Pennsylvania supplied 1,441 men
during the day; New York $50; llli-
nois S0l. and California 495.
The total of war volunteers now is
3l3S52
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Mysterious Death!

PORT ARTHUR. Texas, Dec. Ia
Ira II. Sellers, member of T. company,
Nineteenth infantry was found dead
here today. A bullet had pierced his
heart. The military board OF inquiry
has not yet determined how he met
death.
Sellers, whose home was Blue
Ridge, Texas, near Dallas was las,
seen alive at o'clock this morning
when he went on sentry duty. His
body was discovered at noon near the
docks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
As the NeUs Breaks
However, They Delivered!

CHICAGO, Dec. l3.--lt was nearly
noon today before Chicago's daily
bank robbery was reported and the
police were beginning 70 think that
maybe the bandit business was suf-
fcring from a labor shortage. when a
telephone message from the suburb
OF LaGrangc relieved the situation
with the news that the state bank OF
IaGrnnge had been robbed by four
bandits OF $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
OFFERS $50 FOR NEWSPAPER
Inquiry Is Made Into Explo-
sion That Kills More Than
Thousand People.
WILD SPY RUMORS ABROAD
Investigation Reveals Fact Imo
Signalled Wrongly Be-
fore Collision.


HALIFAX, Dec. 13.-John Johan-
sen. helmsman on Tho Norwayiar
,,oo,,or H., ~, -
i''' ''o 'e'si"n hehel SNIP
whose COLLISION with the ammunition
steamer Mont Blanc led to the dis
aster OF last Thursday was detained
as terlhah spy suspect today. He
was turned over TO the military au-
thoritles ny OFFICIALS of the Massa-
chusetts relief hospital. where he has
been under treatment.
one or the nurses OF the hospital q
young woman from New York, whose
name was not revealed, yesterday no.
tlceu that ne patient was acting queer
and mat he did not seem to be
wounded Physicians examined tho
man ana the conclusion was reached
mat he was shamming illness. Later,
II WIS sald, Johansen offered nurse
gov nawsme,nr ~ sme "o"iu ~ so % ou, anu nuy nun,
that he had in mind an ottenpt to
escape In her absence.
,o,.. Y.,
""'""sch '"ckc" W.
AFTER that incident military
guard was placed on duty by his bed.
me provost guard was sent for today
ana Johansen was locked up.
In conS"ction with the arrest the
widest spy rumors heard here since
|
These eliminated In report that
eight Germans had been shot at sun
rise. Military and naval authorities
declared that the shooting story was
absurd. MA.
| Another persistent story was that
secret CODE In German had peen
round on ''ohansen ana that wireless
statioil nau peen uneartned IN the
district destroyed ny lire after the ex-
plosion.
j. {. Burchall, counsel Tor the Imo
IN the admiralty nearing on the col
iision OF the vessels. said tonight that
the secret code story, as far as II con-
cerned Johansen' was without 1oun-
cation. Johansen. MT Burchaii saiu,
had been living In the United states
ten years and as he was anxious 10
return TO Ills old home in Norway, ne
shipped on the imo.
Official Inquiry Began.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
TULSA AT FRONT
IN LIBERTY LOAN
, Per Capita Subscription Tops
That Registered by
Kansas City.
STANDS ALONE IN OKLAHOMA
Muskogee's Mark Tripled; Ok
lahoma City's Total Is
Nearly Doubled.
STANDS ALONE IN OKLAHOMA

ON the heels of the announcement
that the Santa Fe railroad proposed
investing from $1,000, 900 to S1.500.0OO
in terminal for Tulsa. comes the Of
fetal report of the federal reserve
board on the second Liberty loan to
further indicate the financial super
iority OF Tulsa over all other cities OF
the Tenth federal reserve district.
This official report, made public
yesterday. offers conclusive proof that
when the next branch Of the Kansas
city parent bank in this district Is
awarded no one can rightfully contest
the right of Tulsa to such an institu-
tion.
Comparisons Prove Superiority.
Tulsa's leadership is illustrated in a
striking manner by comparisons Of the
amount of bonds purchased for the
second Liberty loan.
Not even Kansas City, generally re
garded the wealthiest community IN
the seven states comprising the Tenth
district. sub scribed as much per capita
Kansas City, home of the parent banl
Of the district. subscribed s20,142,1 100
Tulsa subscribed s6,364.S50. These
figures show that Kansas City. witt
nearly five times the population OF
Tulsa, subscribed less than three time,
as much.
The only branch of the Kansas Cit,
district bank established Is that a
Omaha. omaha, with more than twice
the population of Tulsa, subscribed
considerably less than twice as much
Outclasscs State Rivals.
When compared TO Oklahoma City
aud Muskogee, the two Oklahomi
cities which are rivals of Tulsa for the
federal branch bank, the magic city /
In class by herself. She subscribed
more than three times as much al
Muskogee and nearly twice as mucl
as oklahoma City. and this is givinl
Muskogee credit for nearly millioi
and Il half of the funds OF the Five
Civilized tribes, which rightfull,
should have been scattered thruou
Il arm ok La hama
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Evidently No Shortage!

Ell. PASO. Dec 13.--At the closing
session of the executive committee of
the National Mohalr Growers asso-
citation here tonight a committee was
appointed TO conduct an investigation
with a view to finding new uses of
mOhuir
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Empty Stocking Fund

There are but IL days remain
ing during which subscriptions
to the Empty Stocking fund may
be made. The local humane
agent must have an idea OF the
amount that will be available
that he may arrange his lists of
needy families and determine
just how much can be spent In
each case.
Prompt and generous response
should feature the donations to
this fund. A few dimes con-
trlbuted In this direction will in
sure n little happy heart Christ
mas mornin1 All checks should
be made payable to the Empty
Stocking Fund" care The World.
Previously acknowledged $103.50
ANONYMOUS ............ 1000
Mrs. A. w. Gordon ..... 400
II. II. Gywnne ......>... 1.60
Alice Goodall .......... 500
Ed c. Fritchie ......... 100
Total ................$l2l.0O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Hither, Carcon!

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Thrift
stamps as tips to walters was "A sug-
gestion placed before the public here
today by persons Interested In the
promotion of the sale of the govern
ment coupons 1t was learned that the
practice had been adopted by num-
| ber of restaurant patrons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
TAX ROLLS READY MONDAY
Ti,st Half of Taxes Will BE Due Then;
Delinquent After January 4.

The 1917 tax rolls will De turned
over to Ed Dalton. county treasurer,
by W. $. Hooker, county assessor.
Monday. and on that day the treas
urer will receive tax payments.
The first half of the taxes is due
and will he delinquent II not paid by
January /. The delinquency penalty
Is IS per cent a year, or u per cent
n month. Those who pay the first
half by that date will be given until
June / to pay the last half.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
More Casl

HELENA, Mont. Dec. 13-Montana
generally is today In the throes Of an
other blizzard, accompanied by q fall
ing temperature. The cold wave,
which Is spread across the state, came
from Canada, the weather bureau
says.
The temperature, two above zero In
Helena at s o'clock. reached Is be-
low at l o'clock today. The total
snowfall since Tuesday IL 10 inches
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
She's EIected!

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. 13.-Mrs.
William A. Morgan of Buffalo. n. y,
has been elected n director of the
Nickel Plate Railroad company To fill
"A vacancy caused by the resignation
of w G.. Turner of this city company
Officials announced today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Three May Die!

WASHINGTON, Dee. I3.-Three
men We're fatally and fourth serl-
ously injured In the fuel oil fire on a
navy tug at an Atlantic port yestcr-
day. the navy department announced
tonight,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Why, Girls!

CHICAGO, Dec. 13-Four OF eight
women who began Tuesday as letter
carriers have resigned. 1t was an
nounced tonight, and asked for jobs
in the post office mailing department
on the streets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
The Weather.

TULSA, Dec. ID
Temperatures: Maxi
mum 10, minimum 4;
north winds and Gear.
OKLAHOMA FORE
CAST: Friday fair,
warmer; Saturd d a Y
partly cloudy in north
west portion.
ARKANSAS: Friday
fair. no so cold: Satur'
Gay fair, colder.
i A : 4 r f. X A g: :
Friday fair, warmer
except in extreme
northwest portion Sat
urday fair, colder.
WEST TEXAS: Fri
iay fair, colder in the
Panhandle: Saturday
fair, colder in south
west portion.
KANSAS: Unsettled
a.urday. po ,sibly snow ;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
WOncn's Hose?

NEW YORK. Dec. ia policy of
retrenohment In the manufacture OF
such luxuries as contain silk has been
adopted by the SILK Association Of
America, the organization announced
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
Oh, Well!

MADRID. Dec. 13-The cabinet has
decided on the immediate dissolution
OF parliament and the calling of new
elections.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14

Oklahoma as state was ranked
fifth In the district In prescribed
quotas. but came In fourth at the fin
Ah. Following are the figures by
states:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14
THOUGHTS TO THINK
ABOUT

When your work is worthy
your associates will assist you.
but men will hang around to
hinder YOU when your habits
are bad.
When sunshine from the heart
shines out, faith can then peep
through; but when the mind Is
filled with doubt. no skies can
be blue.
The man who lodges his work
IN likely to die In the poor
house; when man works only
to shorten his hours he shuts
off his salary.
The big circulation OF The
World Is due to it's popularity
with the people. 1t goes into al
most every home because the
homes demand II. The circula-
tion that circulates In every
home Is the ''why" OF big re-
suits to advertisers,
Use your telephone. Send your
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-14

Use your telephone. Send your
Want Ads over the wire. Phone
5000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
TRAGEDYA TR0JKATA NAL.
1 zENSKIEGO.

Waukesha, Wis. Ma tie MES
miertelnego ''tr6jkata ma}zenskie
>so' rezegra} sic tn krwawy dra-
mat, W ktorym PARMA Grace Lust
oddania studyom psychological
nvm nauczycielka i wyznawczym
~"wyzszego zycia' zabila wystrza
lem z rewolweru pania David
Roberts. zone bogatego handla--
RIA bydiem i poprzedniego wete-
rynarza stanowego.
Pc dokonanniu tego czynu pan
ma Lusk strzeli}a do siebie, raniac
sic niebezpiecznie, poczem napisa
la jeszcze IA karcie kr6tkie wy
jasnienie tragedy W tych slo-
wach' ''Przyczyna tego jest ten
czlowiek, kt6ry mi m6wil, re mnie
kocha''. Ponizej ma tel samej kart
&c nakreslila jeszcze: "Kocham
Gle"
Pomiedzy zaplskami %nauczyciel
XII znaleziono miedzy innemi ma
stepujaca uwage: "w wieczys--
tym tr6jkacie jedynem rozwiaza
MEM problemu jest wyeliminowa
ME. jedenj z os6b; pozostac po
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28

winno tych dwoje kt6rych mi
lose jest wzajemna.'
Kr6tki przebieg tragedy byl
TAXI, re parma Lusk zaprosi}a pa
mia Roberts do swego mieszka--
MIA pnr. 416 W., Park ave., a gdy
ia %przybyla, zatelefonowa}a row.
niez do pana Roberts, by przy--
szedf bye Swiadkiem rozmowy.
Wezwamy pospieszyl zaraz W to-
warzystwie niejakiego L.. D.Blota
ale "a przybyciem znalaz} juz
swa zone lezaca nieprzytomnie.
Rama wkr6tce umarla.
R6wnoczesnie wysz}a re swego
pokoju parma Lusk. a z piersi jej
saczyia sic krew. Zatrzyma}a sic
ia schodach i z rewolwerem W
'reku ME pozwalala do siebie PREY
staple. Ma zap.ytania Robertsa,
czemu zabi}a jego zone, odpowie-
dziala: "Nie mialam tego zamia-
ru, ale stracilam glove, gdy mi
powiedziala, re ME moge mice Gle
be- poczem dala do siebie dru
gi strzal. Lekarze watpia, ably da-
10 sic ia utrzymac PREY zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28

wiono skolektowac W "Tygodniu
Czerwonego Krzyza'. w samym
tylko Nowym Yorku zlozono juz
$28, 6S1 1865.
z wiekszych kontrybucyi, ja-
kie naplynely w ciagu dnia oneg-
dajszego, zas}uguja ia wymienie-
ME:
Seabord National Bank $780,
900; Liberty National Bank, 500,
600; international Nickel compa-
ny $42O,O00; Miami Copper Com
pany, $187,0O0; Keer Lake Min
ing Company 100000; Anaconda,
Copper Company, 81, 166,625; In
spiration Consolidated Copper
Company, $30O,0O0; So. Porto Ri
co company, $4,000 i General E.
lectric Company, $1,O00,000.
Najwieksza wczora jsza osobista
kontrybucya pochodzifa cd Og--
dena l.. Mills i wynosila 500, 900
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
RAPPORT KO-
MISYI HANDLOWEJ.

Washington. Federalna komi-
s.ya handlowa, ktora ia poprzed-
ME poleccnie kongresu przepro--
wadziIa kilkumiesieczne dochodze
ME W sprawie sytuacyi weglowej.
zdaia onegdaj rapport z rezulta-
tow Sledztwa. W kt6rym pawiada,
re zdaniem ;iej przemysl weglowy
jest sparalizowany i dzieki TENN
wplywa take paralizujaco ma in
ne yalezie przemyslu W kraju.
Powodem tego stanu rzeczy sa "a
sadnicze wadliwoSci W cafym sy-
stemie transportacyjnym. w kra-
ju jest dosyc wagonow do pre-
wozu wegla, ale ME dostarcza sic
ich W dostatecznej ilosci do ko-
pain. jakotez ME odstawia sic ich
ma mie:jSce przeznaczenia i ME wy
]adowuje tax szybko, jak tego ko
niecznoSc stanowczo wymaga:
Wobec tego komisya daje ma
stepujace rekomendacye:
l. Produkcye i rozdzial wegla
i koksu powinny ujac W swe re-
ce agendy rzadowe, zwracajac
producentom wszystkie koszta
produkcyi i wyplacajac i'm odpo-
wiedni zarobek cd kazdej tony.
3. Rad powinien ujac tax sa-
mo W swe rece wszystkie srodki
transportacyjne a vice zar6wno
koleje jake wolne, wyp}acajac VIA
scicielom odnoSnych korporacyi
koszta podtrzymania .ruchu j 3D.
powiednie umiarkowahe wynagro
dzenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28

cy, to wysle alarm telegrafem is
krowym, S. 0. S. Korsarz niemiec
XII, niedaleko ~wybrzezy francus--
kich, grasowa1. Ma stacyi ratunko
wei francuskiej otrzymano u mo
RIA wofanie S. O. S. Okret fran
cuski natychmiast ruszyf W droge,
myslac, re jakis okret zostal ma
padniety przez nurkowca, albo
jest uszkodzony. Wolania byly
rozpaczliwe, vice parowiec fran
cuski pedzif co sill do miejsca or
naczonego. Gdy sic zblizaf, zoba-
cyl, re ma flage norweska i naz
okretuBergen. Gdy okret fran
cuski zblizyl sic IA odleg}osc pie
dziesieciu stop, ,nagle z okretu
rzucono Swiatfo z reflektora ma
francuski i wzniesiona byla
flaga niemiecka. Okret francuski
natychmiast zawr6cil z powrotem
lecz korsarz FACIAL strzelac i gdy
okret FACIAL tonac wtedy zaloga
wesz}a do fodzi ratunkowych i 20
sta}a uratowana przez patrol an
gielski.
w TAXI spos6b postepuja Mem
CIV, czegoby laden z aliant0w ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
Najwa1nIejsze wypadN|
kinionego TygodnIa.
PRECEDENT OBJEDZIE
KRAJ z MOWAMI.
Washington, Postanowiono t,

Washington, Postanowiono tn
przeProwadzic W ca}ym kraju sy-
stematyczna kampanie celem u
Swiadomienia narodu amerykans-
kiego, w jakich celach Stany Zje
dnoczonc wdafy sic w wojne eu--
ropejska jaki czyni sic poster W
militarnych / morskich operacy--
ach. Kampanie te ma zainicyowac
prezydcnt przem6wieniem SVEN
q, Ago b. m. t. ]. w Dzicn Flagi.
Nastepnie W lecic pan Wilson
wypowic szereg dalszych NOW, a
gdy sic kongrcs odroczy, wybie--
re sic prawdopodobnie W objazd
pc ca}ym kraju, ably z.ywem slo--
WEN pouczyc nar0d i uswiadomic
go W tel kwestyi. Zapowiedziane
SD takze ma ten temat mowy cz}on
k6w gabinetu oraz wybitniejszych
senator6w i kongresman6w.
Procz tcgo ]utworzony przez
Rad komitet p%ubliczncj Informal
cyl j cenzury przygotowuje wyda
ME szercgu zajmujacych doku-
ment6w, z kt6rych ludnosc be-
die mog|a poznac wszystkie ME-
NAL intrygi, jake knu}y Niemc!y
przcciwko temu krajowi i doj--
die W ten spos6b do opartego ma
faktach przekonania i zrozumie--
mia, lie wdanie sic Ameryki W woj
ne bylo rzecza nieunikniona ME
tvlko re wzgledu ma potrzebe VIA
sne,j samoobrony ale take Ola
podtrzymania acknowledgement
tradycyi amerykanskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-06-28
ZBRoDN1A N1EMCoW,

Do gwa}t6w i zbrodni niemiec-
kich przyby}a jeszcze jedna. Pc
}amaniach miedzynarodowych H.
staw, kt6re swistkami nazywa--
ia, pc niszczeniu ziem okupowa-
nych, pc rabowaniu ludnosci, pc
uprowadzaniu dziewczat, przycho
dza move zbrodnie, dzien "a
dniem, i ME wiadomo, kiedy sic to
skonczy.
Jak Niemcy postepuja ma mo-
rzu, MECH przyk}ad ponizszy udo
wodni. Korsarz niemiecki, czyli
okret przebrany "a stack kupiec
XII, pod flaga jakiego neutralne--
go panstwa, jest .uzbrojony, i ma
pada ma morzach statki kupieckie
zabiera, jak SO jake pieniadze i
co sic ola, i p6zniej statek topia
dial.
Pred tygodniem takiej zbrod-
nj korsarz niemiecki dopuscil sic
okret znajduje sic W niebez
pieczenstwie, i chce wo}ac pomo-