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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06
GERMAN PAPERS
SEE WAR COMING
American Situation Consid-
cred as Very Grave by
Press in Berlin.
EDITORIALS ARE MODERATE
No Insulting Language; Will
son Accused Of Always
Siding With Entente

BERLIN. Feb. 5-(Nla London -
The morning newspapers treat the
breach in diplomatic relations be
tween the United States and Germany
as matter Of great gravity, but all
the editorials are pitched IN n calm
and moderate tone. The avoidance OF
insulting language and cutting cpl
thcts is especially noticeable. Most
Of the papers say the news created
no surprise. some OF them explaining
that this step was expected in view
of President Wilson's message Of last
April. and others that 1t was anticl-
patcd in view of the presidents CON
tinued siding with the entente since
The war began
Claim Promises Not Broken.
All the newspapers strongly reject
the lmputation that Germany has
broken her promise made in her note
of May T. laying stress upon tho fact
that Gcrmany's promise was expressly
conditions on President Wilson's sue
cess In bringing England to an OBJ
scryance of the laws of nations. They
generally assert that President VIII
son persists In ignoring Germany $
justification for her submarine policy
as outlined in her various notes.
\ number of the papers adopt re-
grctful tone over the wreck of the old
friendship between the Two countries,
which, they say Germany riskcd only
because her life interests were at
stake. IL is generally assumed by tho
newspapers that the United states will
make an early declaration OF war
against Germany for they say tho
submarine campaign can hardly he
prosecuted without the loss of some
American lives.
rs a Lesser Evil.
While the entrance Of the United
States into the ranks of Germany
enemies would Ice highly regrottablc
the newspapers say the country must
meet this danger as the lesser of tw,
evils. The danger OF the United State,
as "a war factor Is treated as compare
lively unimportant, owing TO the re-
motcness of the area of war and tn,
time that would be required to create
an army The opinion is cVinccd IN
some quarters that the submarines
will decide the war before the United
States can take an active hand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED
villa aud CarranLa Forces Clash rhir-
" MICS Mcst Of ChIhunhnn.

Ell. PASO, Feb. 5.--Heavy fighting
Is going on between the forces Of
Carrenza and Villa at point thirty
miles west of chihuahua city. accord
ing to passengers from Chihuahua,
who arrived tonight at Juarez.
The passengers said 80 Carranza
wounded had been brought into Chit
huahua. 4 Carranza general was also
reported killed. who one rumor said,
was Gen Francisco Gonzales, late
commander OF the Juaroz garrison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06

PHOENIX SILK HOSE SOLD BY
GROWN s. BLAZER. PHONE 232.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-06
THE WEATHER

okLAUOMA FORECAST -Tuc,day
fair and warmer
TULSA Feb 5--MaNimmm 90.
minimum 81. southeast winds clear
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
1HIRTY-SECOND
IN QUARANTINE
ecarlet Fever and Diphtheria
Confine Michigan Soldiers
To Barracks

A rigid quarantine Of ~ OF the iG
'tompanies is being enforced at Fort
wayne among members Of the Thir-
( lyeecond Michigan infantry, the re
;hulf Of an outbreak OF contagious
6lsesse. Armed sentries are patrol
1ng all the barracks. with orders
that no one be permitted 10 enter
'or leave. The quarantine extends
20 the commissioned officers as well
- 70 the enlisted men.
Belief Is expressed by Capt II. G..
Huber, OF the regimenth medical
forps. that the disease now rreys-
1ent was contracted enroute from II
fafo 10 Detroit. as the health of the
men al the time OF departure from
III Paso was perfect.
Major Frank Wells. United states
army, who will muster the regiment
ou{ Of the United states service. ex-
pects that the illness among the men
win delay the discharge OF the men
back OF civilian life
Following is list Of cases now in
the post hospital. Scarlet fever. 5
3; humps. 2, and pneu-
monia. l. There are also two pa
l'tnis from the Thlrty.hrst regiment
rtiil In the hospital One has diph-
iberia and the other, measles.
Members OF the national ruard.
out OF the United States
tervice. will draw one.fourth OF their
regular pay. or SO cents fer each
frilI This money will be payable
pe,ni-annually. $3.50 10 each phi.
rate.
The Thirty-first regiment muster
ID ont recently. viii be inspected
Phortly by Major James " Heidi.
rhirty-sixth United States infantry
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Altman.

ton ana vii give me president ~"
support he asks in faking more
foschie action
Madame Dlprisz tells OF eight
weeks experience Ia invaded Bel
GUM stOry which includes the
tragedy % seeing neighbors shot
near her front doorstep and Of sec
ing her own CITY set on hre by the
invaders she also shows lantern
slide pictures OF the destroyed city
and a. other ravaged spots in Bel
GUM mo some Of her collection
~ slides are too terrible for uss
and haee never been shown In this
Enurtrv
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Police In Big Ohio City
Eliminate the I'm
derwOrld
LIQUOR LID is
CLAMPED ON HARD
Thirsty Citizens Can't
Tilt 1t After Closing
Hours
ny cARYL c. MoGILL.

CLEVELAND. Jan. es-Detroit
rolice officials IN their aearcA for a
solution OF The vice problem need
iook no farther Than Cleveland This
city. with a vice squad Of six mem.
hers has accomplished that which
Tic Detroit depsrtmen, has made
futile efforts 10 attain for Years
the elimination % the "halfu orld 3"
Riding or the crest Of wave OF
prosperity Detroit has become the
Mecca OF the underworld habiiues.
driven from most OF tho large cities
OF the middle west TIE socal.ed
restricted vice tlstlct suffers an
over population Gamblers. pscs.
pockets and outrders Of the tender.
lsr have made The streets unsafe
b. night. and as consequence the
ci'y where efc IS advertised as being
worth liyins ENJOYS an unssvory ~p-
utarion ,hruou, The counirs ia this
lesP poet
n Cleveland thtrc ~ not . known
resort One OF re most difncul, Of
tasks H. andins a gambling room
The streets arc remarkably clear OF
that type % woman so disarreeahly
familiar IN De,rolts con n.tonn dis
trict
Another result og The imam vice
squads activity q Pei, when ope
tries - negotiate q drink after hours
or on sunday q, here is place
IN Clavelapd Nherc liquor may b
secured during prohibited hours
there arc rnsny CleyelanderS rrr1r
ant Of its eVistsnce
Detroit guests in lhc larger hotels
IN Cleveland arc anazed when ,hry
learn that the drink service stops
with the closing az the bar. one
NAV not even have touch with
hi Sunday dinner
The city being free ot gam !ers
and evil resorts - consequently rid
OF large number ~ plckpockets
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
G ding up on
HfghY" Better try the

g ding up on
High?" Better try the
low gear first. The human
sgine must have the right
kind Of fuel-food. Power
20 do things comes from
food that Is rich in muscle
building material, that Is
Easily digested. Shredded
Wheat Is a high-power
food, the kind that fits a
man or woman for the days
work-just enough muscle
m aking m Material. just
enough Matchmaking ma
terial to keep the body in
top-notch condition. Shred
ded Wheat Is ready-cooked,
ready-to-eat. Two Biscuits
with milk make a nourish-
ing meal at a cost of a few
cents. Made at Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
WILL PROTEST
DECORATIONS
Belgian Woman In Detroit On
Tour To Arouse Senti-
ment In L. :.

To protest agatnsi The German d.
poTfar!on % workinsmen from Bel
GUM. and 10 arouse American -enti-
msnt 20 such . pitch that President
Wilson viii take effective action.
Madame Leon Duprlez wife @. a
professor OF I.ouvain Belgium. has
arrived In Detroit for week of
speech.making Madame Dprisz T.
a the Hotel S'atleT
she sni Mrs He-ry Corisy
Greene % Rcwiey. Mass are 'rav
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
CONDUCTOR FINED
SO FOR ASSAULT

= dispute over the right-of way
hef Aeen % L. r. Motornan VII
liam + Griffin. % No s3i Military
ave ard Arthur " Meyers 4
teams-er n which Griffin Is said
no have used his controller handle
20 good advantage resulted IN
Griffin being fined So BY Justice
Heston Monday for alleged assault
According 20 witnesses Meyers
drove his team onto The tracks in
front o. Griffin car The car
struck ne wagon and during tho
ensuing alteration Meyers wa hit
o. the head wi,h the controller
handle. necessitafing treatment IN
Tho receiving hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

lola. Kas, Jan The success.
ful operation hers Of grocer ard
provision market on .new plan has
resulted p reducing the aish cost
of living
The market is called Tho "baske'
store" and there 81 neither clers
cashier nor deH.eryman The pro-
prletor alone con1ecf Tho place
Patrons arc furnished msrke
basket free and Admired 20 aisles
which Wind between rows o. snelgts
ana tables loaded vifh groceries
ana provisions thrl 4rnstils
Prices OF goods larkel rt
A. iae patron passes along boz c
lects tEe article no. ans ~ ~,
AH ati4s lead ,o no e1it tara-
sfile where BE- proprietor presiair-
af toe cash register hecEr fhe r
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Editor (comic weekly We might
put YOU on our stan II you can really
write funny stun.
Writer Look az this campaign
literature that am the author OF.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

A notable shor,horn sale 70 in.
Guide dispersion % ihc famous
herd from The farm 81 hr late
James ) Hlll - Northcofe MINI.
is 20 begin in Chicago today and
wiil continue over tomorrow
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

the direct sufcrvision OF an on ciaie
There are no, officials WITHOUT de-
partments and no departments With.
cut recognized heads Zach depart.
ment head Is directly responsible 90
the director ~ public safety who ha,
charge Of the police and IRE de-
partments.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Gov Cox and others OF prom
lpence are scheduled TO speak at a
banquet TO be given al Columbus 10.
night In connection with the con
sention or the Associated Ohio
iailiee.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Young Sportsman-How long must
stay here 60 get a deer,
Guide-Shooting or buying
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

and underworld hanger
direct result there b.
crime. fT
CleFelanders boast
lice department Is fTs
and rocking chair -,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Lesser EVIL

kathryn I'm 80 much in love
with Mr. Speedup's new car I'd be
WILLING 10 marry him 10 rot thc use
ei IL
Kitty Pcrhsps he'd be- clad to
-ompromisr Nv SWING you tho car
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Futurists. cubists. post-impression-
Ists and all other modernists have
been startled by the new volume OF
Pitts Sanborn. famous musical and
cperaiic critic In his little book OF
poems Just published. Vie de Bor-
deaux." he sings the spirit of the
French women in the war That he
knows n is proved by his lines
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30
Graduates

You viii get the best CONNER
cial positions In Detroit by spe.
Cializing in secrriarial work. era.
ham or Gregg shorthand. touch
typewritine. bookkeeping and ac-
counting. AZ the Detroit CONNER.
cial College More than 200 calls
for -. C. G.. graduates were re-
ceivcd from the leading business
firms during January.
This school. which has the
largest commercial graduating
classes in Detroit. does not EN-
ploy agents 90 canvass for
students. but devotes It's entire
time, thought and energy 10 tn
advancement az ll3 students and
graduates Last commencement
attendance. 1850
For admission. apply 20 n. j.
Maclcan. President. Office 2d
floor, 2oi Griswold street.-the
schools location for II years.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

Every man would soou become
wealthy u ne could iiauidste bis
financial obligations b. psylnr com.
pliments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18
A GOssard Helps Every
Dress

By wearing your particular GOssard YOU can effect
unlimited economy-saving without sacrifice-because
the simplest gown is given grace distinction, vogue,
over the fashionable silhouette Of your GOssard And the
most expensive gown loses in effect if worn over an
ill-fitting corset.
Although you viii find in these new GOssards even
finer materials used than before the present of high
prices vet Gossard prices the same There are
many charming models for each of the nine figure types
at from $500 to $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18
Graduate COrsetieres to
Serve You

Graduate corseteres are ready to serve YOU at the
GOssard stores-O help YOU select to fit you prop
erly if you desire it.
JOIN now the famous actresses the successful bust
ness women society women everywhere. the mothers
and daughters counted by the millions who are select
ing the particular GOSsards which viii give to each one
the utmost in style, comfort and figure refinement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18

Old prices continue on Gossards because year ago
terialS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18
G0ssards at $500, $3.50,
$3.50 and $500

Knowing low all prices have advanced, you will
be especially impressed with the incompatible Cos
sards offered You at $500 $3.50 $3.50 and $500 At
of these prices YOU find the corset perfectly
adapted to your needs-a corset designed by the
genius which causes master gown designers the world
their efforts.
Gives You Ideal Figure
Remember, please that the Gossard- the original
front acng corset-genty molds the figure into the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18

These are the ultra Gessard cOrsets that at your
now. No woman afford particularly
in times when wise economy is more than watchwOrd
to ignore the savings offered by these GOssards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18

Wonderful cOrsets ndeed-cOes that are complete cuIm
pncpecofses that have arrived at their greatest excellence
highest efficiency contributing the beauty and loneliness of
selves most beautiful.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18

straight flat back and hip lines and gives perfect free
dom of movement. And having freed womankind from
the figureype faIacy the Gossard enables every
to become the ideal of her ypeone of the nine
ideal figures The ideal of your type the counterpart
of you properly cOrsetted in your GOssard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-18

what viii when the Fall Gossad For this
wonderful fmaenaabncs and trimmings of danne and durability
order such used before have been
wondous which only Gossd originates
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

Ntue HefoIntiou, nelhe rs fir notb.
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snIets urb Jnitauiruno Der nbtbiaen elnoitio.
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Dob eie 10 diiferIegter qusbTents besrblt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14

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toleH. NIT Stnfer nuf bic binnusaef6oberen
betIurgeu; Der gieeutbhmer ireenbfueIdeH be.
ifenerien Gieertbums Fam dber au1, nah fet.
mem 6ntbiinier, iches s!iieBmeni In gaar be.
ssSsT no tnIsssaIs ,!%GnstS (2S aassn ben
btnanb bic erite sIbf6Ines5abIuns III fauis
thnnerbGIb Y sreibis aageH mad Ser Belt Der
9as bic befteuernoe Orbinors pniTirt ,per.
ben fou, ebe Der Stortrait fir befdese Ser.
befferlrg bergeben tpirb
9db Bombs Der Gtdot Cincinnati tpr ber
Roleftir,ins Der beiaeteu afIebment ausaeeetsu
Sas ber aeft Der a.fauuten ssor.n ser be.
Iagten gerbeiIerunG. spsaer riot fpeSiru aut..
ipcrSen ION aus BEN Cribs BON aonSs, ipsite
bon befaater stuot fnr foI6e 9tueds urb in
Der BON, Sefet oorsef1riebsnsn @eife ausesss.
ben tperber fousn.
Nnfiirt am 80. Sanuar o. .. 1917.
q. 3. Dauner, prdiibent bcs Staotraits
SegIarbiat: Sreb ShueIIer Gleri.
Buteebetber: Geo 9u3ta, Blrgermei.
tter, an 1. GebrfGr 1917. TIA