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The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
New Steamboat Line to Start.

Sunday night steamer service be-
tween Baltimore and Hampton
Roads points is to be started next
Sunday. it was announced today by
Director General of Railroads Nc
Adoo. Congestion of travel between
these points prompted the addi-
tional service, he said
The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
PLAGUE DEATHS HERE
ONLY ELEVEN FOR DAY
Drop from Maximum of 95 Re.
corded Two Weeks AGO.

Results OF the rigorous measures
taken by the health authorities to
check the spread or the influenza
epidemic have justified the stand
made by the authorities.
Yesterday. after being closed for
four weeks. the theaters, schools
and other places of public gather
ing in the District reopened to the
public. With the reopening of the
city came the report that the death
toll taken by the disease had
dropped to eleven. from ninety-five
on October 10. a little more than
two weeks ago.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
Says Cream Applied in Nos
trils Opens Air Passages
Right Up.

Instant rellef-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking. snuffing, blowing. head
The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
ARMISTlCE TERMS
AGREED UPON BY
ALL THE ALLIES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

evacuated by them and occupied by
the forces Of the associated powers.
4. The allies shall have the right of
free movement over all road and rail-
and waterways In Hungarian
territory and Of the use of the neces-
sary Austrian and Hungarian means
OF transportation The armies of the
associated powers shall occupy such
strategic points in Austria Hungary
at times as they may deem necessary
10 enable them to conduct military
operations or to maintain order.
They shall have the right of requi-
sltion on payment for the troops of
the associated powers (whereverO
they may be.
.. Complete evacuation of all German
troops within fifteen days, not only
from the Italian and Balkan fronts,
put from all Austro- Hungarian terri
1nternment OF all German troops
which have not left Austria Hungary
within the date.
O. The administration of the evac-
uated territories of Austria-Hungary
VIII be entrusted to the local author
tiles under the control Of the allied
and associated armies of occupation.
Repatriated Prisoners.
" The immediate repartriatiin with
out reciprocity Of all allied prison.
ers OF war and interned subjects and
of civil populations evacuated from
their homes on conditions to be laid
down by the eommander-in-cbief
OF the forces of the associated now
ers on the various fronts. Sick and
wounded who cannot be removed
from evacuated territory will be
care for by Austria Hungary person.
mel who will be left on the spot with
the medical material required.
NAVAL CONDITIONS.
l. Immediate cessation Of all hos
tilities at sea and definite informa-
tion TO be given as to the location
and movements OF all Austro-Hun-
garian ships
Notification to be made 10 neutrals
that freedom of navigation in all
territorial waters is given to naval
and mercantile marine of the allied
and associated powers, all questions
of neutrality being waived.
2. Surrender to allies and the
United States Of fifteen Austro-
hungarian submarines completed
between the years of 1910 and 1918
and OF all German submarines which
are in or may hereafter enter
AustrO- garian territorial waters
All other tro-Hungarian subma-
rines to be paid off and completely
disarmed and to remain under the
supervision Of the allies and United
States.
3. Surrender to allies and United
states with their complete arna-
ment and equipment of three bat
tleships. three light cruisers. nine
destroyers, twelve torpedo boats
one mine layer. six Danube monitors
to be designated by the allies and
United states Of America. All other
surface warships including river
craft are to be concentrated ~
Austro-Hungarian naval bases to
be designated by the allies and
United States of America and are
to be paid off and completely dis
armed and placed under the super-
vision OF allies and United States OF
America "a
The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
DARK STREET BLAMED
FOR DEATH OF BOY

Lack OF proper lighting Of
Brentwood road, near Clinton ave-
nue. northeast, is blamed by the
coroners jury for the death Of
David Hanway, zoos First strest
northwest. Hanway was knocked
down by a motor truck while rid
ing his bicycle on the night of Oc-
tober "a. The truck was driven bv
Henry Thompson. 24O1 Twelfth
street northeast Hanway died at
the sibley Hospital following an op-
Grafton.
No action has been taken by the
District in regard to the findings
of the coroner's jury, CommIssiouer
Brownlow. of the District, an
nounced last night.
What Of our army nowr' asked
the Sultan.
Now they say the army is ready
to strike"
Hum. Unfortunately. you can. in
terpret that two ways."-Kansas
City Journal
The visitor-Here you are. Gun
ner Brown; I've brought you some
flowers today.
itor dressed in black-Blime, I
amt gone an snursd il, 'aya /,
MissF-Londop Opinion.
shall never ask Hobbs for his
Zee again"
ats the matter?''
9ver thinks what I have
my mind to is rigiit.--
I<stps Transcript.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
Freedom of Navigation.

l. Freedom of navigation to all
warships of allied and associated
powers to be given in the Adriatf.
and up the River Danube and ITS
tributaries in the territorial waters
and territory of Austria-Hunr,-v
Inc allies and associated powers
snail have the right 10 Swee1 IL, ALI
mine fields and distractions and The
positions Of these are to ne ..,di-
Gated.
In order to insure the freedom Of
naviga:i :ioI OF the Danube the allies
and the United States OF America
shall be empowered to O1cn7y or TO
dismantle all fortificaIiOns or de-
fense works
.. The existing blockade conditions
set up by the allied and associated
powers are to remain unchanged and
all Austro-Hungarian merchant ships
found at sea are to remain liable to
capture, save exceptions which may
be made by a commission nominated
by the allies and the United States of
America
6. All naval air craft are to be con-
centrated and impaCtiOnized in Aus
tro-Hungarian bases to be designated
by the allies and United states Of
America.
Z Evacuation of all the Italian
coasts and of all ports occupied bv
Austria Hungary outside their ma
tional territory and the abandonment
OF all floating craft. naval materials.
equipment and materials for inland
navigation of all kinds.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-05
Occupation of Forts.

s. Occupation by the allies and the
United States of America of the land
and sea fortifications and the islands
which form the defenses and Of the
dockyards and arsenal at Pola.
3. All merchant vessels held by
Austria-Hungary belonging TO the
allies and associated powers to be
returned
10. No destruction of ships or of
materials to be permitted before
evacuation, surrender or restoration.
II. All naval and merchantile ma
rine prisoners of the allied and as
sociated powers in tro-Hungary
hands to be returned without re-
ciprocity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

sign OF Cancer will he OF great slg -
nificance to Scotland and Holland.
New York comes under "A sway
that promises supreme achievements
In civic reforms and municipal af-
fairs
Great increase Of commerce and
trade for the United States 10 prog
nosticated for the new year. hut
Mars In opposition TO Jupiter AT the
beginning OF next month preaEes
increase Of fires, robberies and mur-
ders.
Person. whose blrthdate II Is
should not travel or make changes In
the coming year. They should safe %
suard the health and he discreet I'm
financial affairs. The young will
court and marry
children born on this day are like
ly TO be affectionate but erratic and
extravagant They may have many
ups and downs In life, but can he
trained to habits that insure success
tCop, risht 1918 by the Mcclure Newspaper
syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
Little Bennv's Notebook.


yeetidday me and my cuEIin Artie
found n h,v iavi,g an A.. ba,k I'm
my y"rn ""n iS 'sH up w wv W.T.
being n black kind OF a bug with long
ones. Artie saying, q, look at the
ded man, let's berry him and have
funrel services
All rite. you he the grave disgef
and \ be the minister. ! sed.
Wich Ne started To do Artie MAX
ing little hole with dert alongside
and laying the hug In the bottom OF
II aull with ih Feet M, ana me start.
ing to mako speetch, saying, Ladies'
and gentilmcn and fellow sitirens.
this " "a sad occasion, but wat can
you iSpect nj funrelf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
Oklahoma Oufbuysfs.

Nov that ~ war In ended, says
mn D,nsley ~hers are the preach
eru soinG TO fad an excuse for pro
family
The on ana DAs Journal finds
that ihe uolts . 10 that the Chiiean
war DOGS have been eating Peruvian
bark
Since the signing Of N, armisties
Ne notice that the private, poker
party does not play kings quite sa
strong rs In tho old days.
when the government agents
agreed 10 pay 100000 rental for =
hotel TO house tho peace delegates
and their secretaries, clerks and
spscialistn. they must have though,
| the conference was going TO be held
In Tulsa instead OF In Paris
From what We have heard about
that town we cannot understand why
the Tulsa RotariAns became so
alarmed over a fake extra announc,
ins that Mani had been placed
under quarantine, and that no ons
would he allowed 10 cross the cor
porste limits
"0rsat jumping Jupiter, sam one
~ tho flu victims after taking 4
doub bio dose OF the doctors prescrip'
| tlon. u feel 80 happy. Hvliy see
Next time ! get a chance at that pri'
vaie sanotum sanctorum I'm Goini
to stay for the rest OF my natura
| life. or al least an lons as the darned
| sneaky stuff holds out oh. boy
Remembered by Matt Duhr: The
following two legislative prayer
were teiegraphed TO the Kansas CIT,
star during the third legislature
| Chaplain Moomaw Of the house
oh, Lord, save us from more laws
and save us from chinchbugs, po
| tatobuss and GoldbuGs The nen
day Ethiopisn Parson Chsssboro
chaplain pro TEN. prayed "oh
Lord, Moses was the first legislator
and old Nose was . good one. Blss
Tom Doyle and gtve the spsaks
the eyes Of the eagle and the wing
Of the dove. 90 he can fly onto tn
trees OF life and rest"
| Snap shots from the Dallas News
OF course others may do ~ the!
please. but personally we never eS
pect to invest In another oil vel
until II proves able TO grease In ow
machinery. On the other hand
sometimes q man has a brow % hisl
his mouth attracts attention. I'm
doubtsdiy our American soldiers ar
batter fed than the confederate
we're, but they mis- q lot of fun b.
not having Neet-footsd colorsd mel
to forage for them. As . genera
thing. N q mans nose 10 red enousI
he doesn't need any other tsweir,
our idea Of hard luck is for . girl u
think she 10 marrying q rich ma
only to discvover that he has
wealth Of Imagination. Ttiiie Clinse
says that although her stocking ha
never known anything slss thal
shapslinsss. she hopes Santa Ciau
will iii II I'll Il looks iumpy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
Horoscope
Monday. Dccembcr .. isis.

MOOOnN. Dr<Nnb" " wv
This In not . fortunate day, &C.
cordina Go astroloGy, Uranus and
Saturn are strongly adverse, while
Mars II In a mildly benefic aspect
II would seem from q reading OF
the stars that tho war " to he the
subject OF serious and acrimonious
debates In legislative bodies. hut tho
signs point to events more remark
able than any that have been fore
told and great benefits ar. fore
shadowed foy the United states,
Many distinguished visitors Will
come bearing gifts or decorations for
the pr.sident. u In propheded, hut
one great honor will be bestowed
which will he the first Of It's Kind
and therefore Of supreme historic
interest
The seers declare that friendly
forces from the occut world have
united TO protect the interests OF the
nation. witch dill be divinely guided
for tho realization It's hish ideals
This day seems To p-cstee prob
lens FOR farmers and milne operators
Nisicn thstis TO give men ln places
of the sun the power tu behold the
rights Of the humble II pressgrd ~.
one % the sif,s that come with the
new era.
The wes, has the forecast OF 81
preme benefits california elites and
chicago are TO he especially fortu
nate.
The retroSression OF Jupiter In the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
Tales u tie
Friendly Forest

wsn. the cricket on the hearth
diAn't catch the little gray mouse, a.
I was afraid he might In tho last
story. ~ RI tell you what happened
10 Uncle Lucky's Old Wedding stove
pipe Hat. You zee, he hung Il up In
the hall on tho hat rack after hs
came In from hiS exciting ride when
the Wicked Gray Wolf chased him,
as you will remember In the las,
story. Nov. when everybody had
gone 10 bed that iittle guy mouse
ran up and tried to put II on her
head, but. oh. dear mel she let 4,
drop with q terrible bang. ana this
woke up tho old gentleman rabbi,
and he peeped down the stairs to see
what was the matter, and whom he
saw his dear old wedding stovepipe
hat on the floor he Slid down the
hanisters In his pink paJamas and
picked II up and busted u Oft a. care.
fuiiy As YOU please, And thsc he
went up to his room and fell asleep,
and then no had q wonderful dream.
Ne dreamed that ne was In n sweet
clover patch whore all the pink and
white clover tops were In fun bloom
and he was Just going to eat as he
\
had never eaten before. when all OF
= sudoen the clover TOPS turned INTO
fone. nesds and this scared the olo
senueman rsoeit 80 thst he WOKE
up win a dreAdiul sart
And then the old hed Noos'er oe.
ban TO crow, so unc's Lucky knew u
was lust aSCil Time to Get up. SO he
pulled his so,d watch and eh.in from
UNDER MS pillow ahd sure enough "
WAS almost IL o'clock 10 up n.
nopped ana pu' on MS ool'ar sno
then hs went downshirs ana made
Inc kitchen IRE for Mrs bunny. And
rev minutes after thAt bilS
sunny and his mother came down
ana pretty soon she hAd nice not
breakisst ready
| Wen, aner a whilr, somebody
Knocked on the back door and Mrs
bunny peekcd out lhrough the key'
hole for she knew tha' IN the winter
time Old Man Weasel was often very
hungry ana 10 was DADDY fos, ana
she wasn't going To open the doof
without first LOOKING throush ths
keyhoie.
Hut. wasn't u nicey There stood
Cousin Cotton Tail and the three
little cotton Tails so Mrs. bunn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
ASTOUNDING APpurNrMENr.

In confirmation OF ssatsmsnm
made by the Wor'o rev esys sso
relating Ia Henry white. one OF the
peace delesates, We reprint the fo''
lowing from the Baltimore star
A. President Wilson mas nsmsd
the peace commission from Amer
ica. with himself ~ actual directing
hsa1 instead Of an adviser, ne mas
assured himself OF absolute suppor'
Of his idsss--America's aims mw
III In with the one-man variety O.
secession, Colonel House 10 the per
sonal friend OF Mr. Wilson, ana Mr'
LANSING ana General bliss his ap-
poiuts~ and military subordinate, re-.
spsctiveiy. Henry white. named TO
reur~ssnt the republican party. IL
the father Of q part owner OF the
baltimore sun. q paper whlcief fol.
lows Wilson and the democratic
marty unfalterins,y. Republicans.
formins more than cne-hak OF the
electorate of the nation. are won
detips why Mr., white. almost un.
known 10 tn. marty except a. a per.
.onsl choice for ambassador 10
France Of a former president. /,
named. while men like former Pres.
idsnt TAFT. Mr.. Hughes or Mr.. Roo,
ara ,.,or,d Tho reason ia probably
IN. ,.m. which caused oeneral
Miss, a subordinate officer. TO b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

Ernst Hermann soherr-Thoss and
his daughter the countess, M
white several times lunchsd with
the kaiser and their relations were
unusually cordial
Here Ars some Of Mr. whit,
published Views io show his hiaf
regard Tor oermany even after th'
kaiser plunged the world In a ss.
of blood
August 20. iblt. AFTER the wal
started while Mr., white vas al
Copenhagen according to a publ
Gallon In the baltimore News
II wish TO lay emphasis upon
tho necessity for n neutral bear.
ing upon the part ~ America.
This war Is not their business and
they should Keep out Of H."
August 10. 1914, In Krsus zsituni
of berlin
"Ill never forget the impression
which | received In regard TO the
moral grandeur OF IN. German
nation. regret that I have to
leave Berlin. which has given TO
ne Americans en- Wny proofs OF
sympathy I do not believe that
al the present time there IL an
other town In all Europe In which
YOU may feel 40 comfortable and
safe as nerlin. The city IL Just
q. clean. we'll managed and pro-
vlded 9th food ss In times OF
peace
Every American who knows
Germany viii he a friend Of DER
many everybody who has seen
tho holy earnrstness and the iron.
like will power thst all Germany
shows In fulfilling the duty to-
ward the fathsrland and every
body who has seen the marvellous
oras nirstion which represents the
German army and navy cannot
believe that Germany can be do
fsatsd."
Upon Mr. whites arrival In Nss
York september 4. tsit" says tn
News. he spoke In hiKh praise o
the way In which Americans wsr
trsatsd In uermany since the va
started. He was visiting ~ = bi
country place In eastern silesis, nss
where the usrman. Austrian an,
Russian frontiers converge. whs
the war started. Ne did not believ
that Germany msditated var. %
eordins TO the newspaper reports O
his Homecoming"
Mr. white on one occasion ha
luncheon with the kaiser. August Il
1903, at which tune the kaiss
thanked Mr. white for the latter
service In the Alssciras conference
Mr. whites daughter. the osl
man countess, 10 understood 10 hav
spent part Of the var period
switssvlsnd. whore communicate
with both sidss Of the family was
he had. but to have recently n
turned 10 Berlin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
GRIP, INFLUENZA
NsmleW's WsIsavd on . 0slless~
Ansisspste prSveWt1ve

During influenza epidemies sp",
the nose and throat several tune,
day with one part Wizard On ~
two parts water, using an ,'ots,.s
II you haven't 40 stomiref, r
the thros, and snuff the mixture
the nose This treatment sets ~ |.
an,isep,ie wall of defence sss's
Flu" gesms. a.,
Chest colds and sore throat
10 grip. Stop them st once ~
Wizard Oil before they can dew
into dangerous inAuensa. I
Get il from druggists for @
not satisfied. return the bottle
get your money back -
Ever eonstipssed or have sick nos =
achei Just sry Wizard LIVER VIZ
pleasant little pink pills. J0e 81 ~
Gista CuarantesG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
WeHave With Us Today

Fred Rranson. one Of Musk ogee's
leading attorneys and former prosr %
cutting attorney Of that county, was
In Tulsa on saturday and sunday
looking after legal business In con-
nection with some very Important
Ia~auits soon to he .tried In the oil
metropolis
In speaking Of Tubsa to an ac.
aualntance of his who formerly lived
In Ohmulgee Judge brasnon said
This n the best city In the world.
absolutely the best I'm tho world
There's no argument abou, II at all
And the former Dkmulgeean agreed,
4 l.. Culbertson of kellyville
overlooked n little matter of putting
insurance on number ~ bales 'of
cotton he shipped To the Sapulpa
compress last week. and when the
fire department got through sprink
linz water on the snoulder,rg ruins
OF the big cotton fire there, the
kelyNille man figured his losr al
5000
A number ~ Greek county cotton
men had bis losses at the compress
fire. none heinz protected by In
auranrc, Mr. Culhertson says. Mr.
CuIbertSon was In Tulsa Sunday
night on business.
aHaas=
The Red Cross puts the soul In
| soldier" SAYS Plain Tales
---aasasas=aaasaa=aseaa ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
sauarr Named for Pct~hlns

NEW YORK. Dee. s.-Msyor
Hylan has signed an ordinance
adopted by the board Of aldermen
designating the space In front OF the
Grand Central terminal, looking
south on Park avenue, as Perrhing
square
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

We are pleased 20 note that there
10 no disposition shown by senators
who opposed the nxins OF the price
of cotton by tho president to unfls
tho government price for wheat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

OF courss " I, comes 20 the point
where the United States undertakes
to feed the Germans, We shall In.
sIat that the substitutes recommended
GWe American peopls be sent them,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

A. We understand the crown
prince. he has not ye, signed an
application for msmssrship In the
abdication club. but is perfectly will.
Ing to do 30 n the membership dues
are not too large.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

The federal trade commission In
. supplemental report believes the
PACKERS are In . combine to restrain
trade. We have fsl, all along that
thS combination was for the purpose
Of conserving eeefstsak,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

Mr. McAdoo probably restSes that
while one man may scramble an egH
that all the kinGs horses and all
the kings men nan't put Il back
again"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

I, may be true. ~ certain ohsm.
piens of intsmpsrancsi : insist Gays
the Bradford nra, the, "loo cream
sodss are moro dsistsrious TO the
sysssm than hishbails" ssill. 40
soms nsutra philosopher rsmsrks
"yeu never heard Of . man stand.
Ing till midnight with HE foot on
the bras rail Of . soda water foun-
tain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

The KAnas City Journal concludes
from the preparations being made TO
receive the president In Rome tha,
he osn return homo with the proud
consciousness that ne made Rome
howl"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

pARis Dec. s-rhe town house
Of rrince and Princess Joachim
Murat. placed at the disposal ~
President and Mrs Wilson during
their stay IN Paris ~ the reaues, Of
the government will soon he com
plctely renovated and ready to re-
and his wife
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

the Harvard war records office. OF
bhis number 20i were In the army
and navy and ~ In auxiliary
branches OF the service overseas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09
Phones
pnounepul 0, 1919

p0cnHDDn ., 1915
", rs'pI, 'as,l ;. '',.i'd ~ NY
Thy pressaes. lard Geo cheer NJ heart
fheush every earthly eemisft ale
nr .wli, cen bid ny psins dere!t
Asd rslss ~ sssvs< pisseurss hi1h
vs msy ryisIes srd b. sled oil oar dsys
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

Give to t,ps Rcd Cross and get the
recipe for commencement All YOU need
IL "a heart and dollar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

CAMBRIDGE. MnSs. Dec. s.
Two hundred and twenty two Har-
ward men have been killed IN the
war. according TO reports received by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

Now that t'r war IL ended, says
nm DinGiey ~hers are the pfcsch o.
ere soinG TO fad an excuse for pro
family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-09

The on ana Gas Journal finds
that ihe uouts 10 that the chilean
war dogs have been eating Peruvian
bark