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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

helping her peace offenslves as
much nA possible. Ho has been
called tool OF the pant Germans.
LONDON, oct. 4.--Prnce Maxi
milan OF Baden. the new German
chancellor. is a cousin of tho Grand
Duke OF Baden and president OF the
upper chamber OF that grand duchy.
lie is related 10 the emperor by
marriage and is popular at court.
Although credited with. democratic
tendencies IL is understood that he
WAS recommended by Frederick Won
Payer, who will remain as Vice
chancellor in tho new government.
II Is stated that Prince Macmillan
will outline his program before the
relchstag on Saturday
According TO some German news
papers Matthias Erzbergor, leader OF
tho clerical centrists In the reich
stag. will become secretary OF state
for propaganda, and that another
socialist will have charge OF the labor
ministry. Vorwaerts states that the
social democrats, the proBressiveS
and the contrists will each be repre-
sented by ono minister In the Prus-
Sian ministry. IT Is understood the
new government will he considered
a collective body. All the Secretaries
will he participants in It's decisions
but the chancellor. vice-chancellor
and two secretaries without portfo-
Ito. Philip Scheidemann and a
centrist deputy will form tho inner
committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
TRIES TO DESTROY PLANT
AND Is GIVEN rs YEARS

TRENTON. n. ]. Oct. 4.--Con-
victed Of attempting to blow up the
Gould e Eberhardt machinery
plant, doing war work at Irvington.
DR.. Frederick NJ: Bischoff OF that
place. was sentenced in the federal
court here today to % years in the
Maryland penitentiary. A 15-year
term was imposed upon William
Henemyer for completely in the
plot.
Upon conviction OF distributing
literature slandering Red Cross
nurses Bischoff was given a 10
year sentence. to run concurrently
with the longer term and his associ-
ate. Otto Bruno Rechtel. a patent at
torney OF Newark, was sent to the
penitentlary for eight years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
BLAME FOR TRAIN WRECK
Is PUT ON DEAD ENGINEER

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Direct
responsibility for the wreck on tho
Nashville, Chattanooga & ST. Louis
railway near Nashville, Tenn, July
.. in which more than 100 passengers
and employees were killed. Is placed
on Engineman Dave c. Kennedy,
who lost his life, and Conductor Ru-
bank, in a report to the interstate
commerce commission today by w.
p Borland, chief of the bureau OF
safety.
The railroad company is partially
blamed, the report stating that ade-
quate means OF enabling employees to
ascertain. II the single track was
clear were not provided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
SUPPLY SERVICE REACHES
HIGHEST MARK IN FRANCE

BY The Associated Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE, oct. 4.--The American
supply service reached Il new high
mark in September, overtopping its
August record by 10 per cent. Ameri-
can ports handled a daily average
of 25,S0S tons of freight.
There also was gratifying In
crease of rolling stock and there now
are more than 1000 American loco
motives in operation, while the
number of freight cars is more than
10000. This rolling stock is all used
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
CabelI Put I'm Command,

WASHINGTON, Oct. Army
orders Issued toay assign General
de Rosey c. Cabell to command the
southern department. AS headquar-
ters will be at Fort Sam Houston.
Texas. vice Major General William
A. Holbrook. General Cabells Sc
lection for this post already had been
announced and his nomination as a
major general was sent to the senate
Yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Anderson Released.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4--The
state department was advised today
by the Norwegian government that
Paul Anderson, the American Y. NJ.
c. A. worker. arrested by the boil
shevlkl in Moscow. was released
Sept 20. The dispatch said Ander-
son would soon leave Moscow for
Sweden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Schools Closed.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Oct As
a preventative measure and to save
the resort from being quarantined.
the board OF health and city au-
thorities today ordered all the
schools. theaters. churches and pub
lie assembly places closed for an in
definite period in order to ward off
epidemic OF Spanish influenza like
so many other cities are in the grip
Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Named for Congress

, SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 4.--wil-
liam Spry. former governor Of Utah,
was nominated for congress at the
state republican convention here
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
BUY LIBERTY BONDS

In the great system OF transporting
men and supplies to the front.
Every day in August 10,39S Amer
lean soldiers landed at French ports.
Munitions and other material are
now pouring to the front in an end
less stream.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Given Military Funeral.

KANSAS CITHY, Oct. A mill.
tary funeral In TO be given Private
Paul Temperli. a member OF the
French foreign legion. who died
here yesterday OF Spanish influenza
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
ROLIQfHONOR
asss~ssnusM 11Engsuzsssas

OkIahomhns In list:
DIrd OF Wounds Received I'm Action.
Private Andrew =. Mcclure, Mil
burn.
Died Of Disease.
Private Thomas j. Greeley, IdabcI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
Died Of Disease.

Wounded In Action.
priyatCs
Polk CIpc1On: COalgHte.
LuCicn H. Wright, Beaver.
James l.. IOOic, Cobb.
Waller o., BiCkford, COllinsvilIc.
1hnmnS Ross, Lebanon.
william II. Watson, BinRcr
Claude Saunders, Oklahoma City.
Justln II. KOdhy, AtOkh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
The Kaiser
MiSCalCulated

E thought Americans were
l. L bunch of moneygrabbers. He
said we were too absorbed in the accumu-
lation of wealth to pay any attention to
ideals-that we were incapable of sacrifice.
We sent him an answer to that which
thrilled the world. Billions for Liberty!
The First Liberty Loan, the Second Liberty Loan,
the Third Liberty Loan-al oversubscrbed!
Then he said we wouldn't keep it up. That it
was the over-enthusiasm of youthful civiliza-
tion lacking balance-that we would quit when
we felt the pinch.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
MAMMALIAN IS GIVEN
SUPPORT OF PARTIES
RcIohstAg Agree to- stand by
New Chancellor.
SCHIEDEMANN IN CABINET
While Opposing some OF Junkcrs'
War Policies, Socialist Leader Is
Regarded Pan. German Tool.

BERNE, switzerland. oct 3.--Tho
socialist and social democratic group
Of the German rcichstag have an
nounced their unanimous agree
ment with the exception OF seven
votes, to participate in the organiza-
tion OF new German government
under the chancrl.urship Of Prince
Macmillan OF Baden.
Speakers at the meeting, said the
prince, had cncrgcticaIly struggled
since the beginning Of the war for
the ro-osta hllshmcut of peace by
Cancellation and the dcmocrauGi-
tion OF the regime IN Germany
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05
We Must Prove
The Kaiser Wrong Again

The Fourth Liberty Loan is the opportunity
America has the courage Of her convictions!
She will stand by her ideals!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-05

AMSTERDAM oct Prince
Macmillan OF Baden has been ap-
pointed German chancellor says an
official announcement received
from Berlin.
Deputies Grocber. CcHTHL and
Scheldemann, majority social demo
crat. have been appointed Becretdr-
les Of state without portfolio,
The official statement adds that
Prince MACMILLAN also has been
named prusslan foreign secretary.
He will announce his program at "A
full meeting Of the reichstag Octo-
ber 5.l
Official announcement OF the ap-
pointment OF Prince Macmillan OF
Baden as imperial chancellor con
firms newspaper reports TO the same
effect emAnatlng from Germany In
the last few days. Adolph Groeber
is one OF the leaders OF the contrist
party in the reichstag. Recently
before the main committee Of the
relchstAg he criticized the govern
ment and attacked Count Won Hert-
ling. the leader OF the centrists In
the reichstag IN March, 1918, he
defended Germanys methods or
making peace with Russia at Brest-
llltONhh.
Philip Soheidemann Is vice presl-
dent Of tho reichstag and the leader
OF the majority social democrats.
He, with his wing OF the party.
while nominally opposing some OF
the governments war policies, has
swung 10 the governments aid
whenever the German arms seemed
to be In the ascendant. This was
notably the case when after the
passage OF the mo annexatlons and
no indemnItits" resolution OF July,
1917. the majority socialists acqul-
esced in the negotiations OF the no
torious Brest-Lltovsk treaty after
Russia had been crushed. Although
anything but an International social
ist In practice, he has been active In
international socialist agencies In ef-
forts TO aid Germany's cause by
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
NEW TEST OF PRESIDENT WILSON.

Far six wears in thC Presidency MIR Nil-
son Will have had a Congress Of hls own
part, for the last twQ years oi his term
he will have 70 deal with a Congress Re
pubhcan in both branches This fact has
been made the basis Of dire prophecies
Mr. Wilson prestige, II ls said VIII
rapldIy decline 4 rude dictator, he Will
be rlldc.v awakened 70 the limitations oi
hi~ nawcr some predict that he will he
n l perpetual quarrel with Congress. out
doinr even President Andrew johnson IN
fhat rcsprrt Grover Cleveland had
troubles enough wth Republican Con
rrrl, -on his hanus after lS91, hut u IS
declared that they viii hc nothing com
narcd with thr vcrltahlc sea 81 troubles
against which Woodrow Wilson VIII not
b. 4bit az take arms after the fourth ot
next March
An tAts depends It depends upon the
answer ta the question whether Mt. Nii-
snn IaS tho Qualities 10 make him = real
noliilcai leader &c mon Has he the t'cXl-
bIlIfl to adjust himself To a ncw situation,
and the skill 20 work with new material
The very people who are now torecaSiiHg
failure for HIM because he IS too obstinate
a man to change his methods arc { he very
ones who have loIdcst nlng the changes
on his vaCIllatlons. his time serving. ms
abandoning Of position after position
Suppose lac changes once more, and learns
how 10 get on with q poil'lcaiiN hostlle
Congress He himself has made no bones
OF admitting that new OCCASIONS nave
taught him new duties i have observed, 7
he once SAID, that it Is necessary for
public man TO adapt himself to the facts 7
That he has been able to do this In the
past Is one evidence Of a political skill IN
Inn which has often reduced his opponents
to rage mingled with admIring envy. Pos
Mibly. he may succeed IN adjusting himself
to the facts which will confront hun alter
March i 1919 At all events, 1t will be
interesting to note his bearing and mark
his course under the altered conditions.
He will be put to a test which he has not
had TO undergo during all Of his previous
romantic political career-New York
Evening Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
TED AND TAFT.
Jerome b. Bell.

Two men Of might were Ted and Taft;
One cussed a lot, the other laughed.
While Ted was fond Of bciching bile,
Taft s1ed on all his chronic smile.
No matter what was sad or done,
Taft got from L bunch Of fun,
But Ted was such an awful crouch.
At everything he hollered Ouch
The two fell out some years ago,
And staged reg lar circus show"
The people all just laughed and laughed
While keeping tabs on Fed and TAFT.
Ted wore his scowl for quite while;
But Taft preserved bis placid smile
And then, at last, Ted mad his way;
Just how twas done no one could say.
But he has Taft right by the nose,
And leads him round whcre'cr he goes.
Cause Wilson made sad mistake,
Ted got as nad Is any snake
and gnashed his teeth and ripped and
sworc
Til Taft was worried sick and sore.
Of course Taft smiled and said ME, too, Z
And SO the last campaign went through
Thus Ted pulled Taft into fight,
And tried to make linn scratch and bite
But Taft was never built that way;
A smiling word was all he'd say
And 80 YOU have the picture fair
Of Ted and Taft Just as they are.
Taft just Jolly rolI Of fat,
While Ted's boiling acid vat.
Folks Aockcd to h~r these mIghty men ;-
And you can bet they'll 60 again,
Tor Wien they board vhat 9th had said
They laughed with Taft and laughed at
Ted.
Wilmington, Nov Is, 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
THANKSGIVING DAY.

In truth the American nation ha.,
unwontcd cause for Thanksgiving this
wear Nanng Thursday, November -.
as the date, President Wilson n hI~
message 10 The people reminds them Of
the unusual blessings that have bccn
vouchsaicd IA them by the Almighty
The wear has brought to m end tbc great
est war III the world history. a war full
of portentous possibilities. a war which.
had the result been different, might
have put this nation ~ the mercy OF a
ruthless foreign power
Not onl, has till. war been brought
to an end ii 4 magnificent victory for the
Allied nations, h4t DE United states
has PLAYED n conspicuous part ~ that
victory The far-reachIng Influence of
this triumph viii hc felt ~ long as the
world shall last Il i victory for right
and justice, and L means the dawning
Of new era in which justice snail replace
force and intrigue For such victory
for such a triumph of good over evi.
let all give thanks
In his proclamation calling the people
to worship on Thanksgiving Day, the
President also urges them TO seek divine
guidance for the future The duties that
are 10 come are as vital as those that
have been done, and this nation needs
the help Of God in the great task before
it. Give thanks and reJoice. and at the
same time pray the Father which Is IN
Heaven 70 guide and direct the nation
to q permanent peace for the whole
world Baltimore American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

nturoses which cannot be cured AZ the
front, AND here, again, America has
been able 20 profit by the mis4akss -
the Allies. FOR tlrne, ~ Fngland AMI
Canain, such soldiers we're ynt W grn
eral hospta7 at home, whore tieir al
abilities rnade them tho butt II ridicu,e
from other patlents, VI else they we're
sent 30 luxurious "cOuyalegeent h~xnse
rruvided by wealthy Uurnen. where
they we're ph0wered With gfis and ma,id
I'm sympathy, IN either CaSo thsit re-
actions wcrc Dad They became hy
ur,chondrinc and their delnions we're
strengthened The need for Fuczxtu1n
II victims ~ neirDses and psyckn-es
Uag ecnn bv physicians sDmc tlm.~ be
fore America entered the var
a gfrsnge mixture u kindness and
Jisciplipa aecrns necessary 10 dealing
Nth war ncurofics The patient must
it, b,ld oxacfIy whnt ~ the nattrr ri'n
him. and ghf7gn how il differs from
what be- THINKS ~ the matter With hin
When thai ha- hecn done congiderab,o
bcsdyyay ia the direction ~ rccOysr-
and reimbursement has been made. .3lsf
shpckp pr war ucWOsls, ~ GrrrFie
disease.
Too much emphasis cannot be pAnsd
upon thiE faci h s 0f the grrategt NJ
,r,rtance that the patient thorough 3
uudcrrtand fhis and ~ ~ equally im
Iortant thaf D. bc understood by the
general puhln he nelnntlc who lee =
that hc guffcre from an lnerab'e o'f'-
ditlpu tends tp bcooDe ehrpnir ~.
valid Iedlc8l officers are convlnorf
that no oshril shock" Datient neec
bccnnc obronic invalid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
The Diamond State.

In the assistance gwen the various
patriotic enterprises incident 10 the
world war, Delaware has amply justified
the long cherished appellation The Dia-
mond State.
Not only has Delaware not turned q
deaf ear to any appeal for funds, or for
any sort OF activity that might help WIN
the war, comfort our soldiers or help
sufferers in all parts of the world, bat in
each instance the State has done more
than it was asked to do. Eveg fund las
been oversubscribed some many times
and, in number Of Instances where the
goal seemed to the uninsIated to be be-
yond reach. Nothing is impossible in Della
ware, when it comes to serving q worthy
cause. Even the influenza epidemic,
which came coincident with the Fourth
Liberty Loan campaign, when the larg-
est fund Of all was asked, though draw
back, making the work harder than it
would have been, did not prevent ac-
complishing the object This was a
Herculean task, due to the fact that many
of the patriotic workers were unable ID
serve because Of illness and many Others
were unable to give for the same reason
but the good generalship Of the worthy
leaders in the movement, and the assist
ance given by the public swept aside
all obstacles and We all know the result
But the real climax came last night al
the conclusion Of the United War Work
campaign, when. with a quota Of S50O,0O0,
the fund was more than doubled, the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
A WORLD JUBILEE.

The suggestion Of a world jubilee TO be
held in the nltcd States on July /, 1919,
TO celebrate the Allied victory Il sug-
gestion that has been put into the con
crete forln of resolution and introduced
ia Congress will douhtlcss Taeet with in
enthusiastic response throughout the
country and In other countries Whether
il Will be practicable to hold such a
celebration next year depends largely
upon the manner in which events shape
themselves during the next lew months
If the revolutionary movements now IN
progress throughout the Central Empires
are quoted soon and the peace conference
succeeds III promptly and amlcably ad-
come before it, next American indie
pendcnce Day may properly be observed
as Independence Day for the whole
world. Otherwise it may be necessary to
postpone IT until later date.
The celebration should be ut the proper
time, when the stage is properly set 1T
would contribute largely TO the new era Of
friendship that Is ushcrcd IN by the end OF
the war, and would help to cement In
strong tics, the nntlOns Of the world. War,
ii is hoped, is now i thing of the past
and IN its place Is to come Il new under
standing among the powers, through
which their disputes will be adjusted
without recourse TO the sword. A cele-
bratiOn Of the sort proposed will promote
good feeling and confidence, and il should
be held ut the earliest appropriate line
Washington Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19
PRESS COMMENT.
GHOSTS.

For too long, shadows, clouds, and
darkness have rested on the good old
Citadel of Protection. 1t was revealed
again last week to the delighted eyes Of
the country Senator Pcnrosc and Sen
ator Poindcxtcr stood on the battlements
and muffed the breeze with sentimental
noses The fool They come, they comel
This proposed league of nations, doeTn Z
it smell damnnbly of Free Trade? Isn't
the league advocated for the purpose
Of favoring Free Trade?'' asked Mr..
Pcnrosc, and Mr. Poindexter could see
why Mr.. Lloyd George, British Tree
trader, should eagerly grasp at n plan
that would give great gain to his country
Thus does the American Protective
League shoulder that impudent upstart,
the League of Nations, out Of the senate
Chamber Thus are Americans called
upon to rally around their homes and the
Home Market Club. We seem to be at
shadowy Republican Old Folks Concert.
Old. familiar airs. such as The Golden
Club, +" British Gold 'Paupcr labor OF
Europe" "Thc Full Dinner PM, "A
Cheap Coat Makes a.Chcap Man, smlte
the tympanum. Surely it is not MT
PenroSc of PENNSYLVANIA that rs talking,
it is the ghost Of William ID. Kelley.
Are Mr. pcnrose and Mr. Polndcxter
such genuine protCctioniet prcadamItes
as to believe that the ancient pattcr will
impress country into which Immigration
has ceased 10 flow, where labor - scarce
and fat with enormous wages. where the
full dinner pail is apt to 20 home IN nm
automobile? Are they SO innocent as TO
imagine that custom taxes will eyer be
much thought of again since inheritance
and income taxes and other easy means of
milking the few for the benefit Of al have
charmed our politicians and lawg1v'r :
New York Timce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-19

ate, who cannot speak English or who
speak IL badly, 10 obvious.
DiscHhRGE IN SMALL 0noUPs.
So far as IL known, our cycrsons fOrcea
will be brought back 10 concentration
cnrnps ~ tins country and discharged
in anall groups Thus there viii be no
overwhelming liquidation Of the lnbor
markets, and the soldiers will be brought
only gradually INTO contact with home
environment, end their relapse INTO
civil llfc will be without morbid excite
mcut. Ia The meantime they may make
plans for their futurcH, whether they
viii follow their old cnIngs or eccL
ncw and bigger fields
II Is ihc belief oi many American
officers that the army should assist
~ soldiers 10 it thcuscves for these
new fields THIS could he accomplished
bv "A program ~ education md trade
instruction carried Gu in the canTa
Night schools for disabled soldiers could
be established under the supervision
of the government, and - is possible
that arrangements ran be made with
the colleges and universities that will
enable them to receive higher cduca-
ton without cost
With the war ncufotics" consider
able strides toward read dIustmcnt have
boen made aircndy WITH the ad:cut
of peace, IT Is expected tpat ttin re-
cnverV III such soldiers wllI he moro
rapid than formerly Tho subcpueciOue
element Of fear wbrh hhr lurkcd IN
tho minds of nearly all sOIdlcr has
been removed However, tins phase
of rcadrrtnent must proceed With
cuutlon.
It. must be remembered that TIE
EAST majority ~ var ncuroees ia
soldiers urc cured IN shcii ahock hos
pltala Mt tho front pithn few daJs
to fcw wecka after they devclop SUI
pTsing as Il r9ay seem, tic French and
imerican psychatrists hnvo found mat
their patients recover much more raIdly
IN hospitals maintained ID tho fighting
zone Preventive measures have arrested
The spread of neuroses ~ large ez-
tcnt II is SAID Tint m expert cau de-
teunine n case ~ potential "alell shDrk
several DAYS before the nctual shock
takes place II each division II the
American army II assigned a psyrhiatrig'
and a staff ~ assjgtanfs Ihege ner
move among tho troops singing ont
men On The verge ~ = nervous break
Iawn and apply measures AZ onco n
fcreefall II
i'ut there ava many catlsrs ~ Wa'