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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05
U.Boat Victim to Get Even.

Pittsburgh, Pa.--Frank Wilson, four
times n victim of German submarines
while employed In the British mer-
chant marine. left here for Canada IL
enlist In the English navy to get
even" with the enemy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

steers stock, per cwt, $1,000 TO
Sl250; fat, per ewtu xlb.b0
Calves Per cwt.. $ll to $3.50
Spring Lambs Per cwta s22
Sheen Per cwt.. SIS to $40
Hogsper ewt Sl7.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05
SPORTS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. II. s.. Louis. 90.
brooklyn. -. New York, %
Philadelphia. -, Boston. IL,
pntsburah. tS, Cincinnati. "a
Games Today.
Chicago 1T st i.0uis
New y atkro. III. TAONilihDi. Il
New York at Pittsburgh.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05
He Sure Has.

"De man dat llkes de sound OF his
own voice. said Uncle Ehen. ''in most
cases has u mighty pore ear for mu-
SIZE"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

II a widower marfies mlliihei Of
fressmaker he may be figuring on get
ting back some OF The money ms mrs
Aife spent.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05
Strange Request.

A strange Request was made by r
retired soap manufacturer recently
He left the sum Of u little more tha'
eleven hundred dollars, to found Il
home for homeless cats aud dogs
but stipulated that the money Is not 10
be touched until the year 2lO3, ny
when the donor estimates Il will have
increased to two hundred million dol
lnrs.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

often woman is so Inconsistent
that after making up her mind AS To
her age she's unable to stick to ii.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

She is wise woman who knows
where her waist line viii be AFTER TIE
next new styles come iii.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

A mans ability In say no al the
right time is OF more use To hiu'
.han ms ability TO quote Latin,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05
Hides and w COL.

No. 4 hides, per 3D.. l0c.
No. 2 hides, per H., &c.
No. 1 calf skins, per h., zoo,
Furs, soc.
No, l horse hide, 81.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

The smile al a good woman VIII do
i man more good IMAM dozen manu-
ed him by the bartender.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

Ii is unwise to Judge IA man by the
,fiaeisms OF his enemies Only his
friends can property denounce him
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

Cupid does not take out a license
when he goes hunting. The man "l
whom he makes game has TO do thai.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-05

OR QUICK .nAsill.rS TRY ThE
"WANr'' Ans IN THE FREE
TABLESPOONFUL,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
APPEALS FROM CITY
!, CONVICTIONS HEARD
a., Rc,crsnls Ordered In County
Court; Many Fines Are
IncrSascd.
MOST ARE MlSDEMEANoRS
,r,,r Bonds Declared Forfeited
when Appellants Fail to APP
pear for Hearing.

case. appealed TO tho county court
,-.m decisions in the municipal
..,,r,s heard in the county court
,,om for the last three days. resulted
., most cases In the sustaining OF
IN. udgment OF the lower court In
= few cases that went to trial before
The jury, IN the county court the
fines we're substantially larger than
those originally assessed,
Many convicted persons failed to
app,ir to prosecute their appeals,
and in all such cases their appeal
bonds were declared forfeited the
appeals dismissed and the cases re
msnded to the lower courts with
order that the original judgment be
carried out.
with the exception OF few speed
ing cases and other violations OF
traffic ordinances. all OF the cases
were violations OF prohibitory laws,
yagrancy and lettering.
The following cases were dispose q
Of since Monday:
City against Hoax Rogers: bond
forfeited, appeal dismissed; case re-
manded for judgment.
City against +, l.. Long: demur-
rer 10 evidence sustained and case
dismissed.
City against II. S. Merwin:2 bona
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

teited; case remanded for Judgment.
City against q. Crooks. appeal dts
missed, case remanded FOR tudY
ment
city against | W RAleyS appeal
dismissed case remanded for judg-
ment
CIty against T. e. HeeneN, bond
forfeited; case remRnded Tor judg
ment
city against N RrahCth. bond for.
teited, case remanded Tor Judgment
city against CalNm Brady hond
forfeited, case re.manded for judg-
ment
Ctty against IIoran, appeal dis
missed, case rcmanded for judg
ment
city against H. Fryer: case dis.
missed oai motion OF city attorney
|. City against A c. Morris case dis.
missed on motion OF city attorney
'dy against George n, stump
hond forfeited, case remanded FOR
Judgment
, city against j n. Matthews, bond
| forfeited case remAnded for Judg
'ment
NltN against Mike Fields. bono
I forfeited; cuse remRnded Tor Judg
Imcnt
City against A. H. smith. bond
forfeited case remanded for judy
meHt
,ity ngainst j G Kinney; case dis
missed ON motion OF city attorney.
city against c. burton. case, tried
Zinc Of 500 and costs assessed.
city against Mrs r. Miller; case
continued for term
CITY against Fred Harris. bond
forfeited. case remanded for judg
mcnt
city against l.. Philips. bond for
teited case remanded FOR Judgment
city against Lucille Wilson. ca 70
tried; fine Of '75 and costs assesred
Clty AGAINST Walt Steen; bond for.
teitcd; case remhnded for Judgment
City against ~ Clark: plea of
guilty entered fine OF $50 and costs
assessed
city against w n HutchiSon
hond forfeited cnse remanded for
Judgment
city against Garfield Miller. bond
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
FIVE MEN KILLED IS
PERSHING'S REPORT
Two Are severely Wounded and
Fourteen Slightly in RcCent
Fighting.

! WASHINGTON, March --eiep-
erol pershing today reported five
men hiled In action, two severely
wounded and fourteen slightly
wounded The dead are. PrivA,es
Dyer j Bird, uncle. ~, A. Tread
more Redwood. ohio. March l; Ef-
ton Gerber, white Oak, Ark.. March
J; Ellery A Chism. Petershani
MasH,, February 10, Frank Whlozhk
sitter, Laura nobGlIy. Joliet. IN, Feb
ruary 90, and Wagoncr Charles Cav.
nhaugh friend, l.. u. Fitzpatrick,
Mcdford Mass, March .
The severely wounded were
Corporal AlphOnsus C. Mccarthy,
Fra minRham. Mass. February 81,
and Private Ralph q Wheeler. utl.
sum, \ IL, February rs
The slightly wounded were
Corporal William Carse, NaucouV-
cr. B C., February IS.
Priyates John Hitch, East st.
Louis. m, March !
Leroy Pickcns. Rockdale. Texas,
Match 4
HAIRY zody, New York city. Feb
ruary 2G
John Arda. chelsea, Mass, Febru-
ary 20
thrrles scolare. Detroit March 4.
lnmrs j Collins. Gadsden. Ala
February 90.
Eugene u. DeuHch. Frazee. MINI,
March
Alfred J Grafton. bennington. VI,
March .
Rolf T. Christlansen. Reading,
Maes MARCH 3
ltrman @Clusihfson Proctor, VI,
February e.
Charles = Gordon, CentetNille.
Iowa. March .
George Logan. Cleveland Tenn.
March 3.
ANel Ali. Chicago. March 2,
The reporting of two privates
killed and one slightly wounded
March brings the total casualties
on the day OF The German attack on
an American trench near Toui to
three lieuteuants and 10 men Killed,
one cAptBin. one lieutenant and 10
men severely wounded and II men
slightly wounded Privater Bird ard
Gerber, Killed, were lnfantrymen and
Private Hitch. slightly wounded,
was attached to the field artillery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
SAMMIES INFLICT
LOSSES ON ENEMY

NbNlINl III FROM fAtf on
" Is possible mat the French sNs
tenn Will Ne followed IN the American
army sa fAr as corps commanders go
II ~ tho custom In France To select
any one ot the "a isioR CoIumauders
IN corps aud TO plac, him at the
head OF the rorps tie retains his
rank ns diNstlu commander. how.
ever and IN the case uf American
army that would be- major general
" tho French practice b. adopted thr
grade of lieutenant general mav be
tmploy ed only for field army com.
imanderS
PETROGRAD, Tuesday. Mar o.
Moscow Is TO bc de rlarcd the new
capital of Russia and the govern
ment proposes 10 publish state
ment to this effect Immediately.
retrograd viii be proclaimed a free
port
Notwithstsndiug the signing of
peace the government Il determined
"a transfer all the state institutions
10 Moscow, Nighni. NuNgurod and
kasan Ilemo,Rl uf the ministries
of foreign nffairs. cummuuica lions
ind finance began today The popu-
lation OF petrosrRd n hastily quit
ting the city, but there ara 'manN
transportation difficulties and al
ready the roads leading from Petro
grad are crowded with all sorts Of
vehicles
The Russian delegates returned
from Brrst- Litovss,, today and viii
report to the executive ut the SoVIcts
as soon as possible According 10
the latest reports hostilitirs have
been suspended on ali fronts. the
Germans having halted on the north
ern front along the lime comprising
NarNa. Pskov Nitebsk, Mohiley and
OINha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
LOWEST LEVELS ARE
REACHED IN COTTON
Considerable SCllinu lt,,SNi'ys tAu--
~ duplication OF iicactlnnary
1cudCnUN

NEW ORLEANS. Nns.h d Con
siderable selling pre- sure was rel,
b, cotton hcre tod.y und q rracuon
ary tendency duplicated Lowest
levels we're reached ou the Gloss
when prices were az a net loss ut -
to Ji points The msln selling In
tlurnco Was the report that March
allutmonts Of can freight room g.
vutton exporters had hcon cancelled
While this was strcnuuuslN dcujed
Nv traders with hullish nuiiuaiions
II was avainrt values To- the end OF
the day
rcchuivallS, the market appeared
weakened as the result OF recent huy
ing
lrrreularlN prevailed during eott
of the day Spot accounts continued
favorable and druuthy conditions
prevailed In Texas Whatever Aead
lncss the market had was dcrlvci
frCm these two features
NEW Nttib Mar,R The cotton nst
Bet was irregular aud unsettled today viii
tcacihnaN sentiment hurr ,n evidence
Shath nlh's irlowed Al early htrak, ba
ihe msrkrl wrakvord aEaip In the lA,
uadIna cotinK STEADY at net lass q
~ to 81 rAiAts, NAY coA,rso,s nacisateS
between soc aud ~ 9lr rokinf n
a sar. rompAricd with ga l0c Al the rlos,
plN nifht and NJ sHc w~ high record o
The market openad steady At decline o.
e To 40 poiuts aud sod aboni es 20 81
points uH iOsrr before the and of M
n,orh'ns, under rtAhales and tcsittrlnl
pr"ssste ilNe,penl bopthi cd foI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

furfeitedS appeal dismissed. case rc-
manded for judgment,
city against Llnds,N Coleman. de.
murrer OVerruled
City against Earcutt bond for
feited appeal dIsm A,scd, casv re.
manded for Judgment
city against j f.. StIttlurd bond
forfeited. appeal dismissed. ease rr-
mandcd for judgment
city against j e Chambers. bond
forfeited, case rcmaudyd Tor judy
meut
city against George Wilson. bond
forfeited, case rcnaud,d FOR iudg
ment ~,
city against 7 BRADY. four count,
continued Tor term.
city against Houston. continued.
city against Riley. continued
city against RJlcy; continued
CITY against Williams. bond for,
feited; case remnndcd for Judgment
city against II. j Evans. case con,
tinued Tor term
city against Miller. appeal dis.
missed. case remauded for Wdg.
meut
CiU against stclk. plea " guilt,
entered. fine OF $40 and costs as
sessSd
city against /. g. Rogers. bond
forfeited. case remundod for iung
ment
City against Charles Shumck. cas-,
dismissed
City against S1tterlee. case con.
tinued for ,cum
CITY against Hunt, case dismissed
city against r.. $ Nickcrr: bond
forfeited case remandsds Tor iudg
ment
City against :. Johnson. bond for
feitedi case remandcd for mdg-
ment
City against Jimmie Norris. bond
forfeited. case remanded FOR judg-
ment
City against Lourmeyer. bond
forfeited case rcmauded for IudE,
ment
CITY against smokey McMunu.
case dismissed, defendant In army
city against T.. scott: bond for
teitcd; case remanded for. udg.
ment
Ci,y against Bnl Rogers case dis,
missed
City against y. Chase; bond for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

forfeited. ease rcmnnded Tor luiE-
ment
tnS against Eslmo Down, bond
t"rrited case renHudrd tur luig-
fHent
cay against ban Rogers. ease
tried fine OF ss5 assessed
City against lud Hatfield, fine ~
VI assesssrd
Ci> against Bill Rogers case
tried. fine oI &luH assessed
Guy against Nose Howard. tried
fine ef SIS assessed
city against Nathan Suraggf. case
tried; fine OF SIS assessed
titN against ! kinser. case Irlrl.
/ fine Of SIS assessed
tly against OTIS Ballari. case
tried. fine Of Sl0O assessed
'ly against Carl Burtuu. case
tried, fine OF 500 assessed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
sTRhfpbBH0 q MoonEBvB
Cotton Latter.

kEw ORLEANS. Ia astth g. Ate,
riihg torsr In eerly morhins oSiHg -
malnd,r that the Hfitish government made
10 sl,o,msnt o's toAnses Cor cotton for
hssrpool N, mAStst r,sded sharply on
tsrofi o. tonnage iet 2so 900 bales bad
bern afetted for LivstpOol nateA shin
hsA, but no alo'nshi hss bess drtidsd
portsd ~ baUnE p~sth,ra spoih
A. Yrt there n no asmSnd Tor Whit,
rHuon ssH'h rhsre V rofs ipssirr fol
ne lov-f grades 'reS. ssutk,rn Ak.a III,
Nsw York cotton goods market vas ttrr
stih strshE ,ssdshty w'ials ysrns ar'
Et- Fpsi,ni min, A., - ,ff,ri tha,
Anufasiarep rah s~,lt terBfe ~ ~. o.
sdfs ihts vith 10 take without rsdnsini
prtcet
fe,ir.tr. NJ 70 per eest 81 he rapstit,
tayst are being tsvised upsard - the pres
turs Of g1vtrA nrri bHsineu iaubst
lsH vel tast ~ pffht sefs restricted
bf oFSrr ef The -srsrtnent fofbddihs 49,
,sl y nhis cloths o. p'odusts that NAY b.
f-auiTrl uRdsr iafRe erdrt nov uHdsi
ro.s'Asrhi'sa bs,s-us Hiu and Eo'erBtnsh'
authoritirs
Tht condition, nr~ 5opinstiAs tAs -oars.
ef ,tssts narkst IN he sonth In the liaitst
asmShd matinI H pofsihs for vt,uss :,
~ort hieAsT " the ~ smtud IA ensaEh
Nnteitlrd Wsa'hsr predicted iof TeHAi
rain fet NE sou'hwrfs ,er rhi and Thar
day.
-4h ,rsni IN The nur'h usst and sol'l
tsmsins baiAth ~ the streueih ~ ~,
FOODS sfd spot market II IL retlurd tha
shils Bflret are not hifh compared wttl
he ~Hi prvaurt fhsF ~ hixh cohsids siri
the lsrEs stocks In the tOeth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
NeW Ausfro-Germdn
Attack Expected to
Be Made on Italians

NASHINGTON. March s.--Re.
nCwed possibilities of n ncN Nns-
tfo.Gcrmnn -irOkc on the Italian
iros arr in'i'ua,c,i IN itnii,n orn-
ella dispatches received hcrr totiay
Impot movements OF enemy
troops wcrc cffcctri darinR i'cb-
rUary. Formation bv the enemy
~ Il nrw tactical Eroup similar TO
that adopted for tho offensive OF
Noycmbcr last has bcea detected
bs the Italians.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07


p. r. Klstler OF the Producers q
Refiners corporation is here from
Denver and IL confsrrinE with his
brother. W l.. Ktstier, on matters
pertaining 10 the nid-continent.
KIsiler states that the dry helss
drilled west OF the Grass crcek field
In Wyoming by the Ohio OIL com
puny on a contrnct. were drilled, net
on an anticlIne, but absolutely In a
ayncllne There vas no hope for
these wells at the start but the Ohio
drilled two or three before II became
satfsfied Mr. kistler 10 much Inn
pressed with Tulsa
y. = whit9feid OF the Fuel OIL
company was entertaining NJ, v.
Durreu ot Dallas, Texas ana q. J.
Koch yesterday. the latter having
recently arrived to assist him IN the
Tulsa offlse
j. r.. Williams had for quests
Frank simms and ~. Fry Adams at
the Petroleum club yesterday.
Oiher out-of town psopl. Who
were registered at the club were
IN r DOrrinEton of the I'd Carson
Petroleum company. q, V. steele Of
Denver. Coli n O. West ana l. W.
kile Of Kansas CITY.
W. G Baker returned Sunday from
two weeks business trip to wash
inston and New York city.
George Coyle OF the Prairie pips
! iAne company is back 10 the city
from Independence. r. q. 4apo
treasurer u The same copcpru. -.
lconipAnled him TO ruisa Z g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
STOCK MARKET IS
DESULTORy AFFAIR


NEN YORK. Mar. s.--RAils ana
.tceis shared the houors Of sodays
dosultory stock market the fsrW~
advancing 10 az voints on inti-
nations OF early fcderNs dsveioo-
mcnts beneficial to ths transpcrsa-
tion systems, and he latter rsspond-
ing quite subsi an ually 10 some very
favorable exhibits OF earnings.
St PAU common and prcferree
enjoyed especial prominencs Tor
time Co the accompaniment OF ru-
mors indicating diyldeod action, eno
Rock Island featured the eww
priced western rails,
0roas gains In eautpmeasa 81
tended from ! TO ponts, Hepupttc
Iron and Cruoible and LAckWAnn
steels frequently rivaitrE unteeo
states steel IN sctivity The haW
closed nj small fracttouei
others NJ the same Rroup caacestS1
iheir gains IN the final hour ~
general reaction In shippan@ 49,
specie eltles.
POOLS we're less coe~plessuA spss-
ula,lNe Issues like oceerh otera
baldwin Locomotive ano 1sssch
Petroleum holding within esmS
lively restricted isnt0 sso -.
al net reccssiens cf I ~ Deepse.
sales annoanted to sSS.oe ehaseA
Promise Of bettsr nncasy 49,
lions was fuifiiied, call loAne -
at ~ per cent with an a6unAsee
OF offerings.
lnyestmen, bonds ccstssssa -
shade on light deaiknun, but ~
Liberty Krcap hardened AFTER eeriy
liresa,arlty. Totai saisa. per vA1ae.
aggregated ts,<ss,ees
Z. f., old ~. declined x ~ sses
ON call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

trenches are now being held by
Americans on the western front
From Flanders 10 the swiss bor
der artillery durls ~ more or less
violence are taking place on various
sectors and here and there raiding
parties OF both sides are frequently
~ operation, The Rrltish have cat
r,ed out successful forays against
the Germans east OF RunecouFt. near
Lens ~ Witch latter sector the Ger
mans for the past few days have
been heavily shelling them.
Altho now has ceased there has
lccn hut little activity on the chief
American sector northweS, OF foul.
The men or both sides have kept to
their trony hes and there have been
only spgSmodic exchanges OF shells.
Reinforcement Continuc.
German rcnfnrcements continue
10 DO sent up behind the lines In
l'tlRlum and France. according TO
General Maurice. director OF mill
tutN operations at the British war
uftioe A. present, he saws, Althn
the enemy has IL more divisions
than the allies along this front, the
allied troops are numerically stronger
ana also hold the upper hand lr
rifles, guns and aircraft but that
this superiority is diminishing. The
major preparations of the enemy for
big offensive are NOW more or
less complete and the allies must
watch for the local preparations
which siRnhlize the approach OF an
attack. General Maurice said
German submarines or mines last
week sent to the bottom rs mer-
chantmcn, - ~ which were vessels
of 1900 tons or over The previous
week ~ large and tour smnll mer.
rhautmen were destroyed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Pictures at ConycntIon Han.

Motion pictures are 10 be
shown again Mt Convention hall ac-
COrding to announcement made yes
t"rday by Manager PrOthero. Matt
nee performances held IN the pas,
were unsatisfactory because the hal
could not be darkened sufficiently
TO make clear pictures shades have
been Installed on all windows anC
IL viii be possible to darken the hal
completely. Il Is said A motion pic
ture machine will he installed II
front OF the balcony rail- aud THU
will give clearer pictures by shorten
ing the distance from the screen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

Rex y Walker yaa elected sN-
nlted ruler OF the Elks at n meetins I
held Tuesday night Other officers
were esteemed lecturing knight. }, &
Letcher. esteemed loyal knight
Thomas r. Robinson; esteemed lee.
turing knight. ". " West secretary
G. y, NcMurphy. treasurer. A. p
Hendren. tyler, ! J Slack trustee
John q Anderson representative "a
grand lodge. Ross N Rayburn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

7-hs heuA - Of asoast4eNee 81 -
Carter OIL csmpaoy to9ooeod = Wfe.
well dsnHse 81 the Coeatry eeue -
aisht to l. W Yoeao,. X. u
leaving to sssume tae tuttes - -
nsw position - pfsn1eeat - ~
South Penn OIL co<npAay VIM oeo9s
quarters IL Ptttzbueoe,
Mr. Young Was fefmeriy qet9
manager for the South Penn ea4
OKLA homa twelve ysars 49, - has
therefore become pretty thero~oAly
rooted 10 the sell AnA y leavsuG WIN
many regrets. n netsf hal olyos-
aetef business associations tlIaA hefe
IN Ttilsa and certainly en- aewueoH
over the preapsct ef leaving ~
Mr.. Young states that Jessph
sesp, who resigned the prseteeaer
OF the aouth Penn, y stiIl connocted
with the big concern and y ehairmAn
of the board and - one 81 The
oldest men In the oii business To-Day,
IA would be consldsrsd = grsAt mis-
fortune 10 ioese Mr. essp - al ths
men have learned 10 honor him
above all IN the many yeArs that No
has been With the south peAn-
Al tho dinner last night the ut-
most good will and xUesceed ware
expressed by all present, a nns
watch was presented Mr. Young a.
token OF esteem ana friendship
About twtnty-five we're present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
IAEolIcttc Condrmned

MADISON. Wis, March G-Ths
legislature OF Wisconsin having eE-
pressed condemnation OF senator
Robert A. IaToiletie's attitude to-
ward the war today when the
assembly by a vote OF 81 10 ~ con
CURED IN the senate amended reAo-
luton. observers regarded the situ
alton ~ cleared FOR immediate action
IN the senatorial primary campaign.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
HrocN LETTER
{ srtrnah.Sr Mrnf.stn A

EFw YoRk, Nsrsk s---l,tosg6 m,
hartsi csntinsvs trading mafka therr
has been nuth strar Hsf tore todAT Ana
the ouiloot IA hrirhtsr
The furthsf eatinc ~ mousf srd ths
rroup of yer, fine vsper,s received ftsm
pvtialHas hat rvorabh N WatkinE Eiof
~ laskinE
me fihal diADosittSn ~ he rsiirosd hi7
The near fuiart u reelected ~ the rsf
hi
The present action o. The uarkst givv-
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I.ONDON, Tuesday March -
The Norwegian steamer HsVns, 1 so
tons gross. has been torpedoed with
oat warning. She sank In less than
one minute. Ot the crew of eighteen,
the captain and five survivors we're
landed Monday night The captain
fears the remainder OF the crew
were drOwned