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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
TEUT0NS RECUPERATE
FOR NEW OFFENSIVE
Forty Division, North Of sommc aud
Thlry-Scvcn south; Guns
Being brought Up.
By Associated Press

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, April I, - smiling skies
and Ideal fighting weather had up
TN noon failed to draw the Ger
mans out for further fighting IN
their grand offensive against tho
British front Little fighting Of i'm
portance had been reported north
OF the Somme while below that river
IN the vital section OF Moreuil the
situation appeared much the same
as last night. The probabilities are
that the enemy was not quite ready
for another big attack north of the
Somme, Altho the fact that he still
has the majority of his available d.
visions there presages further activ-
liy and IL may come at any time.
There are at present something
like forty divisions in the battle
zone north of the river and about ~
engaged In the struggle further
south Ten OF these have Been used
against the British and the rest
against the French allies
The German guns are not all
brought forward aH yet. The Somme
battle ground presents q very diff
cult terrain over which to move ar
tillery and there are indications that
the next attack on the north will
he set affair with all the stage
effects which require as many gur6
as possibly can be rushed up. Thus
far the enemy gun fire has been
comparatively light along the zone
OF advance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Police Dragnet Gathering in
Hundreds of Suspected Vags
Keep Hubbard Out
Urges Jim Crawford

The vice organ pulled n real
boncr yesterday when IL offered
as reference for G, H. Hubbard,
the vice candidate for mayor
In today's election, one Jim
Crawford.
MIR Crawford, prominent
Democrat, was IN at home
when he received the afternoon
paper and saw the statement
printed thoroin Immediately
he called up The World and
said.
II see where the Democrat
puts II up to me 70 testify to
the character OF Mr.. Hubbard.
Since lheyJorce ne I viii tes-
Nify, and I'll say TF YOU
KNEW HIM HALE AZ WELL
AS | DO YOU WILL VOTE
AGAINST HIM TOMORROW.
I'm III and ought not to go out,
but I'm going To the polls to-
morrow and vote against G. II.
Hubbard II have to be hauled
there in an ambulance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
WISCONSIN ELECTION
HOLDS NATIONS EYE
Special Sensational Election In
Badger state Puts Loyalty ON
Trial

MILWAUKEE, WIS. April H.
Showers. according 10 the weather
man. may bo looked for tomorrow
when Wisconsin voters go TO the
polls in the momentous special soma
torial election,
In the closing days OF the cam
paign Republicans with Congressman
Irvine l.. Lenroot az their candidate
and the Democrats led by Joseph r.
Davies, predicted that the disioyal
vote would go 10 Victor l.. Berger
the Socialist candidate, and even ad
mitted that not all OF the Berger
vote could be counted ns pro-Gcr-
r,>n as the party had attained
notable strength In the state before
the war broke out In lsti.
Whatever Berger polls however,
above his norn'gl strength will ho
credited, Democratic and Republic
an leaders said to the German who
cares more for his native than his
adopted country FOR his
mother than his stepmother," as Il
has been phrased.
Lcnroot Makes No Attack.
Mr.. Lenroot and. his forces have
not attacked the loyalty OF the Dem
ocrats nor have the latter seriously
attacked Mr. Lenroot, although he
has been called upon to defend his
attitude before America entered the
war. Senator Reeds assertion that
ignoring Berger. loyal man was
bound 10 be elected whoever won,
has been suite generally
excepted by the voters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Resolution Passed TO
Call Nation to Prayer

WASiuNCTDN. April IA rcso-
lutiun requesting the president to
proclaim "dI} of public humilia-
lion. prnyrr and fasting ~ be OH
served hv me people ~ the United
states with religious solemnity and
ufrr.irg OF fDrrnt oupplicau0ns 10
AImienty cod for tho safety and
welfare ~ ouf cause. llia blessing on
our arms afI speedy restoration Of
uu honorable and lastinr peace WAS
introduced lu tho tcuntr today by
sruni.r GpUiuFtcr or Sow Hamp-
th0rr
e.rmr G1Unapr asked for iw
mrHlf. consideration a. hIT r'aolu-
fun arG 10 RH. 1aup'od without de-
I..|.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
DEFENDERS NEED SUPPLIES
Only Ow-Third of Army Is
90 Being Maintained ON
Fighting Line.
LOMBAROY ONE OBJECTIVE
Immense War Factories LO-
Gated There, Might
Flank French.

NN@IN"pIrN Aru o. lmmi-
u.u oH..'. ur un 1uu.N hy the
Nu.f.l.f .N rr0N fHr.. upun tho
I'HIuu nH,t vu# omphuafrl today
80 ibr Italian embassy Recently the
uunU"N rNhNshuI q statement that
Uu 'p.. iu.u font. divisions had hctu
NiD,r.I Pos fNr ru,uN pluUg the
Utt'Ir urrH and NOW information
'un,# 'lHt those troops have rr.
rei ul lu, ,Hyuuvla ut food urul-
terry and munitions fur which they
hNNo been waiting
E,RlUnE the Iuurrduliy with
sl'h Witch the iulblu advance
warnings NJ tho tremendous on
r'gUEut uf ihr combined Austrian
HuI G"rwru armies ON the lsunSo
tat Year we're received hy the allies,
tno italian military authorities nov
rru utd 10 rurnCatN nope that at.
''u'inu win hr Paid IL the danger
shiloh urn,n lwpends
NcNt 10 Bc Attacked.
The war departments weekly mill
'Drr raVitW referred today To tho
probability unt failing to break
.hrUugh tuc combined British,
French aud American forces on the
W,Ft front the German ReuTral staff
Nli direct It's efforts Ht another
tclut ami the Italian military men
tf, confident that the Italian line
m the u"nfhhurhoud uf Lake Gardu
AIll hc the selected point
The immediate objective ~ the
suurl,uN is expected to be the city
~ Nr,a.ia ON 'hr east Of the lake
and another atiuuE may be directed
on the west with the purpose Of
breaking into lumhnrdy, The prin-
cipnl Italian munitions ana army
supply factories are located In lom-
hardy Aid iIadmont and besides se.
curing thcse, the hnEtrinns might
put thcmselvrs IN positions 10 swing
northwurd Into France, reinforcing
the Gcrmans from the south against
the French right wing
supplies From Russia.
Great quantities ~ supplies have
come 10 tho austrian army from
Bussin, according to dlspatchch 20
the embassy The Germans recently
announced that they had foregone
claiming tho rich stores OF food In
'hr llussian Ukraine country In Or.
der 10 meet the moro pressing need
af the Austrinus
ON the other hand tho Italians ara
81 ii 10 ho IN desperate netd OF ioou'
p is known that only about one
third ~ tho italian army OF 100000
mon ls now being maintained on the
lnttlo lnnF and the official cxpla-
nation m that there is no food and
not oven enough guns and ommuni-
ton for the remainder.
The British and French troops
Acu' TO ltaly 10 check the AustrO-
tie man ndv1ucc last fan still are In
italy, and Il is said that In
stead of ha, rhg them Withdrawn to
meet the pressing need for man
power in France the Italian general
staff desires 10 send italian troops
to iolp tho British, French and
Americans in that quarter. trusting
to the allIcs' superior commiSsariat
10 feed them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
British on Euphrdtes
Continue Turk Chase

LONDON, April 1. British troops
operating on the Euphrates river in
Mesopota mia. continue their pursuit
OF the Turkish troops. An official
statement issued today says the
British forces have advanced 7S
miles beyond the town Of Anah. to
"A noint about midway between Bag
dad and Aleppo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
FIERCEsT FIGHTING ON
ENTREME WESTERN ElD(lE

WASHINGTON, April i.---whti6
the advance 81 the German nrmit4
In Picardy has come almost to ~.
halt. there has been savage fikhttu4
on the extreme western q tge OF NJ
battle Eonee Encounter. In which
large forces have been engaged nave
occurred north OF Morrsil. but theirs
seems TO be no fetsdsd advantogo. !.
gained by the fusonic inyadoFa
They claim 20 I'D Ne hken hete4e
near More,si apQ1& ~ hays carrted
wood In advaF of thas line
Moreuii, but thG I1ritisH ny ~
from positions hey have see1plo1l
elsevshere In IN sector s,j
The French 1lpes further sAuGH
have stood firt Agsta1t sHy6Gt (
snuls. especiaif N ths rsolen
MontdIdior. and{ rstwpr4 oes Jh4Lx
place along a peb the - stg
was subjected u tssy1l ~
for two days last ~ N
ber OF sectors lhe Y9nch f'3
surged forward 4 and Aken
earned ground from tho Ce n ID
and have established theim t
solidiy niong the Oise river. Tgz
pected allied counter affenslls 4'<
not yet come. but the German . "a u (
are reported TO be entrenchin4i
the. French front. evidently. 4
II there. tgz n
The elements have been =
In delaying the German A.
Rains are reported along the +.
and British fronts. Wet y
IN continued. would handIc - -
tber advance OF the Gerf3nn&
infinite value 20 the allisa ~
moving their forces and sups
solid earth instsnd. OF grots
has been churhsd4 into h ----------------- n
where every step IL besst -
cultiea. IU
The chief German sfd N
pnrently have been In the
Moreuil and Albert Ary0a -
places there has been. &srn IA
Ing, with the Germany hurlln
men al thr allied liner In sr
ranks which have been mowo&
by artillery, machine gun, an n
fire. The effort In the MSr
region Is considered as bciug o.
tempt to reach the Parin@A A1(l1
railroad. which is four or i've
distant. ThNerailroad whAth
cut at MonttSMcr was brnoc<
this paris-Amlens road, but -
session means little % the GNeIr,6
AhN HFhinFllUE OA AHflts ~
whose dates are written lar u
tho pages OF American history r.
the soldiers OF the United
Fastening 90 take their place ~
zone Of flercest fighting. Thsrof
been American troops inyofvo{ " Z
Picardy since the morning OF RI
20. but General Pershing now
leading more than one hunhrI1 X
thousand OF HIS men. hut lust ~
many II as yet not known, Ia -
Unsigned TO them by l~aera F0&
the t0uder OF the allied 70 Tces Ill
France. These men may even NOVA
be- I'm the battle line and America q
awaits news from them with conf
hence that they will con.pare well I
gith the veterans OF France and
treat Britain.
A report from General pershing
o tho war department states that
be situation along the battle line is
improved He did not give any in-
ormation- regarding the movement
Il his troops.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
The Weather

TULSA. April l.
Maximum 80, mini
mum 81 south winds
and clear tkies.G
o XII A n D NJ 4 ;
Tuesday fair. colder
except In s0itthsaAi
portigu Wednesda )
iai colder In essi
portion.
LOUIsIAE MA
russdsy fair. warn
rr W ednesday fair
ARK ANSAS; Tues
day aartiy cloudy
wedns day fair, roo
rr y vest portion.
HAST r Bx A =
ruel lr3ay fair oOidg
iu n 4sfhwest portiof
10 n sday pa III
Fu.HaF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
british Armed Steamer
Sunk by German Subs

IpNppN Aprl The nri,lsh
.,utH boarding steamer TlthoniuH
t.. f.p.I..I and SUNK hY DEN
r.u uhmn..n, March 2s according
iu au ouOUl statement i uod by
iN. HHuuaIr. ono m'rS ule ~
r..r auI tnr,c naval, 4 'nrs wero
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Amcs Of Oklahoma CiB
May BE Food Dictator

NyNsHINGT,tN. April 7 Tho ap-
ugirfmcnt e susres 'r OF H'rtiion
u Brooks. food administrator OF nk
uhOuru wro - 1"d, "lI probably
no made tome uH I' is .1it that
charles e Am'a OF 'h1hnu1 'i'yt
VII be appointed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Believed Brought in to Aid
in Defeating Simmons
Ehctien Today.
SPECIAL dFFICERS SECURED
Chief Lucas Prepares for
Any Emergency That
May Arise.

More than hundred Of several
hundred "floaters' who have mystic
riously arrived inlrulsa during the
last two or three days, were arrested
by the police last night. Upeto 1
O'Clock this morning that many had
been hauled TO the s,atior. and now
there are probably double that mum
ber In the city jail,
Every train into thc city in the
past few days has brOeght its quota
OF these nondescI1pta, who have no
apparent occupation, and who can
give no reasonable explanation of
their presence in the lcity. They
have filled UP the cheap rooming
houses and have beet lounging
around the pool halls and reNau-
rants around the northeaAt part OF
town.
Exposures Of fraud I'm the regis
trauon and repenters In tho Demo
cratic primaries has caased the
police TO become suspicious(of these
strangers, and the arrests Lat night
were made with view to hnvestf-
gate their presence here In tht face
OF the recent election fraud ex-
posure.
Especting Open Town.
Rumors that a Democratic vktory
tomorrow will reseat the vice ring
in the saddle OF municipal govern
ment and will bring back the old
days of whisky. gambling. com
mercialized vice and n wide omen
town" generally, is thought to be
responsible for the presence Of many
of the newcomers, and the posi-
hility that many may aid In the
hastenlng OF the hour by virtue of
the stolen registration books, was In
part Responsible for the wholesale
arrests last night
Chief Lucas declared last night
that the vote today expresses the
viii OF the whole people OF Tulsa
and In not determined by the efforts
OF the criminal and open town ele
ment In bringing In outsiders OF
their own kind to flood the ballot
boxes with Illegal votes.
Special Officers sworn In.
Sixty special officers were as
signed for duty last night 20 sec.
that order ls maintained during the
day and that decent citizens will
have the privilege to 20 20 the polls
unmolested and cast their ballot
There II little doubt that the law
less element will go TO great eN-
tremities to put It's favorites into uf-
flee today. and the unexpected
presence OF hundreds Of poOlroOm
lnafers Is indication that they were
preparing to get the votes by fair
means or foul.
The police were instructed 10y
Chief Lucas TO keep alert and
watch for indications OF fraud or
coercion In the election. In short
address 90 the men OF the force, the
chief outlined their duties and
powers during the day
The arrests last night were made
at roominR houses. cafes. pool halls
and other places where unusual
Congregations OF men had as
sembled. They were taken 90 the
station. ana those who were un-
able to give satisfactory explana
lions OF t,A. presence. were held
for furtk5Apvestigation Among
the ekit< ~ many alleged bc-'
leEM- TIA 8 declared TO Dctl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
HAVE:
AND
Nobody
Darker
" Expect Defeat.
'elr les ders, who has been
or the Dem mncratir IlcLeI

jor the Democratic ticket
.,,N9mpaign. admitted yesterday
uin'yir cause was hopeless and
n Democratic ticket was due
,hnr worst defeat In the history
,,iiaI Issue. that is the one con
inc every citizen OF Tulsa, Is
ss slcut In this campaign. II Is
vi Rainst wrong. II is the presl
tiInditlons In Tulsa fs against
tEonditions that existed two
d ago.
"A YOU want to go back?
" Democrats have claimed that
bor unions OF Tulsa are solid
bport Of the Democratic candi-
This Is another falsehood.
stain against the name OF or
led hbor as u. II true, would in
that organized labor was CON
by the forces Of vice and
ptipn that are making. last
rate effort to regain their lost
I'd In Tulsa.
plans for stealing the cleo
have been exposed 80 that there
w little fear that the Demoa
c scheme will work and all the
gver the Democrats made 10 the
f1se or their plans was 10 Yell
~ air." but their own leaders
pw In their hearts u was not hot
and only the fear OF going 10
penltentiary is what has stopped
IN from perDetrating the steal.
shifting Bianhe.
hey have charged that Mayor
mons was tesposssbh for the
OF easalast winter. when as n
fr OF fact every thinking person
Y that the Democratic corpora
commission has the only and
te control over the gas com
and II there Is any blame TO
10 anyone II belongs TO the
hoerats themselves
They have claimed the Simmons
administration has been dilatory
about street paving, but the truth "a
the government has commandeered
supplies and freight cars for war
work, 20 that the work could not
be finished In Tulsa and Msy6f Sim
mons IL patriotic enough 10 put war
work ahead Of municipal improve
ment
The Democrats have attacked the
most prominent oil men In Tulsa,
claiming these men wanted to con.
troll politics here. merely because
these men are good enough business
men to want honest men in office
10 administer the affairs Of the city
where they have invested their
money
The campaign Is over and to the
shame OF that corrupt wing Of the
Democratic party that Ia supporting
the Hubbard ticket, II can be said
mat never was more seiflshness
shown In "A political campaign. They
have been willing TO tear dswn every
good thing In Tulsa In order 10 win
n city election. They have even tried
10 disrupt tho splendid war work
Tulsa is doing TO serve their own
ends lt has been remarkable
campaign in that respect. but also
remarkable for she many bonehesd
pohlcal plays the Democrats have
made.
Today's election means the ever
lasting defeat Of the sO-called Dame
cratic organization as dominated nv
Charles Page. a man not even a oItj-
zen or Tulsa, man who wouId
stoop TO anything ~ needed 10 give
hlni control OF the city politics OF
Tulsa.
When the votes OF the decent nm
lie of Tulsa are counted tonisht
mere VIII be waiting and gnashing
~ ana Tulsa will go 10 bed 10.
lsh, confident That another victory
"sse won tor the future ID h. "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Republican city Platform 1919.

Republican City Platform 1910
FIRsT-The enforcement OF the laws.
vi sEcoND--The prevention Of all eOmmorclalnod
THIRD-The prevention NJ any and all working
agreements between law yiolators and the city Of.
flcialH
FOURrH-The closing and keeping CLOSED ~ all
public places Of law violation.
FIFTH--The enforcement OF a rigid economy 20
the end that money shall be paid out except for
services actually rendered, and then only where
such service IN a beneflt-to the taxpayer
SiNTH-The enforcement OF Il strict business ed.
mihistnton I'm every department of city government
so ihai you can AT where the money r.
expended and whether the city gets value received
SEVEETH-The Inauguration OF n movement to
give the citizens opportunity TO settle once and
for all dime the problem OF adequate supply of
pure water for domestic and manufacturing pur-
poses.
EGGHTH-The opening OF city books for your in
Epection.
NINTH Tho reduction OF your taxes without in.
jury to our city
-TENrH-The boosting of Tulsa and the main
tanning u her reputation the most progressive
city iu the middle west
II we are elected pledge ourselves 60 manage
affairs ~ the city of Tulsa. not for the benefit
. of any set Of men, for the glory OF
Wv party. the good and benefit Of the city
al nrtff fpH a her
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Three Children Burn
In Mysterious Fire

ALPINE, Texas. April I. - Thr
children were burned 90 death !
fire OF mysterious origin which Rs
stroyed the homo OF Mrs. f. kI
Measday. about four miles eaStbi
here, before daylight today ~. 4.
other children leiped TO Aafet,sns Y
an upper story window. me y
The mother was found ule. and rid
in nearby milk ,house y, ,hs a,s4
year ago tho father was
killed by a shotgun 20 soineos .na,
house. " yeHIs pven :
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
OPEN TOWN NOT WANTED
Return to Era of Crime. as
in Olden Day Can Not
Be Entertained.
For Good Government
For Mayor II simmons

Tulsa's good name will once more
he vlndicated I'm the city election to-
day when mayor. four commits
elected for two years and the sim
mons good government ticket,
backed by all respectable people OF
Tulsa, will win by majority OF
kpt less than 1000 votes. according
Those actively In charge OF the
tsnpaiRn The Republican. party
will he solid. at least one half
UNA Democrats OF Tulsa will vote
nd government tocket headed
oruhai IONS and the simmons ticket
t"U N'- even on the labor vote
MAKE, AIpte Of Tulsa. normally
sWeouS III he so today despite
nlasSase the Democratic lead
nhu hanu hem with mors. and
W o'l.s hisky
hg ms. tno s' campaign has been
o.,y VI broad basis for the
,,,fa Tulsa morally, ply
ep'u'''o"o Hanciallv. The same
III OF the opposition
HAVE 1sa; ss'',a! a' d; have e: s:1s :':s s
.ck The churches. the
AMIN Pt stand for the best
HNU business man, the oil
hamber Of Commerce
have been so vile that
N.LJ Democracy themselves
Nooouy thoroughly dlsgusted
Darker Tor good government
N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Brilliant Charge Retakes
Positions Captured
by Invaders. a
MOREUIL HEIGHTSlO ]
Berlin Report Claims More
Than $4,000 Prisoners
Have Been Taken.
ENTENTE HOPES ARE RISING
First Onrush Is Stemmed;
Enemy Now Bringing Up
More Artillery.
ENTENTE HOPES ARE RISING

LONDON. April 4. - "Bctween
Aorcuil and Hsngs~d." says iisc war
office statement tonight ON thc situ-
ation In the hattie xpncs '.Britis',
cavalry In IA brilliant counter AJsck
rctook wood which had been lost
previously"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
ANY Old ri purifins
COME traces OF

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Official American
Casualty Bulletin

WASUlNGTON Aprti --Twcntv-
five casualties among the Amcrlcnn
cNpcditionRrv forces reported today
were divided as folluwH one killed
ia action, one died of wounds, four
OF disease, two severely wounded
and 4 slightly wounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

WASHINGTON, AprIl f.--A cabl@
gram received today fsdm GcuGro
Pershing dated March ~. rcpOrtQ4
the situation In porthcvn Frssscc ~
improved. M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

OF Tulsa today rejoicing thHt curing me IW" N'lIf
oussed.
how each has been fulfilled a record unparalleled:
How They Kept tho Faith.
Tulsa was never cleaner Than today
Women were never before prevented from 500
letting on the streets
simmons administration has kept itself unoorrun'
az s shown by the fact that an law vlolBtors rr
supporting Hubbard
Where arc tho dives ~ two years ago II they have
not been driven out of existence
while more needed Improvement have bccn made
under Simmons than In amy previous administer
ton there has been no extravarnuce and tho Hd.
ministrafun shows surplus in the treasury which
was uuhoard OF before.
II a buslncs, administration was mot given why
are the business men aS a Unit supporting u" To-.
until the present administration went into power
,sr would he supplied. but oven This has been done
aud today Tulpas water supply pure ana adequate
Tor a purposes except Democrat windlammers.
Have YOU ever bcen denied the right to inspect
the books
lyth costs doubled. the levy has remained st 6
mills and there Is surplus OF $50 600 IN the treasury
instead OF "A deficit of $4,000.
Tulsa's population has doubled in tho last two
years aud r. known in every state for her achieve
ments and community spirit
The gi,ts% ~ administration hos made Tulsq
better 80, n~Sc and he's not cutereJES'ther l'e
ring ,n1 nd poet Tp 80 Who "onssa eLESffi.s
.i,ie the enormous = fa." ~
- sruGrd tp adj frr.s yrt.uup.N ing-A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02
Lcnroot Makes No Attack.



m IT not made dgoodon every nge Is F.
II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-02

WASHINGTON, April i,---whtib
the advance 81 the German nrmts>e
In Picardy has come almost to ~
halt, there has been savage fiEhtiu9
on the extrome western stge OF ~
battle Eonee Encounter In whic1
large forces have been engaged hav4
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