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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
Der Marine
QSirb tnm llnterimAutsgss
fnm,tuittee bes !6auies grps
Bes Sob sespllt.
&puImittss befiirportet Dieberaufs
nabme bes groben S9iffsbatls
programms.

Daibington, II. Mara. Der
2eitttng uab Der Sbdtisteit ber usas
rine purbe am Sienitag Don Seitet
bes 5austonlmittees, bas tiir5li4 eine
llnteriu3uns NIT ge5us auf bic Ma=
rtne angeitellt bat, bic gr0bte Diner
tsn1,ing seaOM. Sn benz 8eri9t betbt
es. bab bic Sbdtisteit Der Wlarine
tpdbrerlb Der nerflOfenen 5ip6lF Mos
nate gang auberorbentIi4e grrangella
f9dften aufiDeift.
8eim 9egirn bes Rriegs bur9 Elm
6eI4rGnttes perionaI unb bur9. Dearls
gel oil Wlaterial bebinbert, lab iidL
fpie ss in bem geri9t beiBt, bic Waz
riHe pIOBli9 bielen i9pterigen unp
ilnerprobten proietten unb Sragen ge<
seniiber, ulb III Der Situation nit
IelteRem @ei6id unb S9nelligteit uilo
einem bo6en MtaB BON Grfolg entge4
gengetreten.
Dos llnterfu6ungStommittee be-
itdnb aus Wlitgliebern bes Soustoms
mites fir Martneougelsgenbe
nit bem Reprafentanten StiDer aus
alabama als @oriiser.
@d6renb Der lluterIu9ung tpurben
Wdtinefetretdr 9nrtiels, bic Spiser
nller Wdrineblireous unb anbere Be
amten afs 3eigen bernommen.
Dus aommittee lo6te in Isireut
geridt bos Tarineforps unb Be-
mertte. bag sg in syrantrei6 gegenz
tpdrtig teine tii9tigere nnb befer
ous1ebifbete SruppersOrgonifn
qG6e, als bns Wartnefprps. Sag
aommittee empfa6f be gr566ung Der
3a6l Der Rarinefolbaten i'm Gus=
Lamb unb bemertte, baB Sfft8iere fos
ME ManuI6nften poaig ousgefottet
unb borsiigIitb ousgebifoet firib.
Die &anlpfbereitl9aft bes atloirtis
iGen @eid}pabers beim 4nsbru9 bes
arirges, bereri bas aomrittee, III IN
eries ainis ber Siidtiefeit bes Speras
tions6ureaus urrter 4bntiral genfoit
SusuI9rei6en. Sas Bureau, betbt es
in Sem 9eri9t, bat infolge ietnes auss
se3ei3neten Gta6es, @orsiisI@es sss
Ieiiiet.
Cine tpeitere Gupfebturg bee 9ours
mittses gebt babiit, bas sroBe bretidb>
riae 9auprogroulm Der Wborine nit
ge3us duf S4la9tidiffe iOtpte auf
SiIfstreuasr, bas Sitpetltg ser56gert
ipOrben TT, neil iebt unbersiiglt4
3erit0rer urb tleinete Sabrseuge be-
n5t6iat iperben, um bic sau9boote gu
betGmpfen, tpieber uuf3unsbmsH uno
boB foipo6l fleine &reu5er ME nu9
s6Nbttrsussr gebout perben foIen.
Sbne fol6e Sreu3er, iagt Der gerfat,
biBt bic Warire oiel bon isrer
aqnpfseiunlt Elm.
Sas Bprrothsbursau Der Marire
lobtnb, iagt Der gsri9t, Bag untsr Der
2situng ieines G6efs, gfenr abmiral
SonueI McGopau, pos 8ureuu lid
eiren alGn5enben Ruf i'm oatsen 2ons
fh feline eef6dftlide sii6tistett se4
iiGert bat 9os gureru 1T fir bts
@srpflegang, bic Gusftattung unb bic
ge5obIuna Der esiammter Manns
f5uftsn Der MGrine pernrtiportli6
unb Der Beritt id9t, bag 100000
Manu unb hoo Sdiffe aenau 70
prompt perIorot perber, tpte es bor
BEN arisu NIT $4,000 Ioun urb
300 s4iffen Der Sal seDeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
Ra9t ruhtg.-
Die Gnsldnber in pa
IGfftnu.

2onbon, IL. WldrSt-Sie gngs
ldnber in palditina bringsrl meter IN
nSrblider yfi4tung Dor. Sin tDeiteres
8orbrinsen ouf betben Seitan Der
Serufalems QabuIus 2anbItrnbe ptrb
in benz amtli6en 8eridt gen1elset. Der
an 9isniiag abenb Der6fTentlttbt
Durbe. Der 8eri9t lri-tet:
rsJn Der Sountdg RaHt un6 am
Montag riidten min anf bsiben Geiter
Der SerujalemsRabuIus 2anbftrabe
peiter Dor. Dem Seinb nurbeu oiis
| iebnli9e 8erlufie beigebra6t ,nlb es
tDurben etIi4s MaI9inensetpehrs err
beutet.
9ur6 unginFfige Ditterung rpurbe
bic Mithilfe Der Jlieger Derbtnbert. :
GliegertbGtisteit Der
4lliirteu.
2onbon, WoHtog, IL. Mldrj. -.
Srsissbn beutide GlusSeuge unb brei
8nuons purben am perfloTenen
Greitas bon ben GHslGu6ern auBer
glition sefebt, ME am Wtontas ants
LID betanHt sese5eH purbe. Sie Be-
tGuittma9ung lautet:
.Orei Beoba9tungs 8alIons ipura
ben am Srettag BON unisren Jlksern
5erit0rt. 0iinf beutffe SIus3euse
ipurben in 2ufitdmpfeu obeeIhoiiett,
iisben Durben Sur 2au5ung gespuns
gen unb siner tDurOe bur9 Sufoutes
risfsuer obeei9ofien. g}ier utlerer
Glugaeugs iperben bermiBt.
Gs iDurben iiber 400 9omben auS
bic gobnb5fe in Dsnirl, Rpulers, 2ss
Segebrn unb Solsiiues abse.porfert"
garis. II. Mdr5. - GIN beuts
| T9ts Glus5eug tuuroe seFern aben9
BON fron3oIti6en 9lbtUebrsefdiissn ses
trojitn nno liiir5h noroIi9 bon SoiIs
ions ab. meIbet Oas fran35iif4e
ariessouit. Drei SuiuTen, barurter
apei Sffi5isre. lpurSen sefanseu ses
nomulen.
Rom, u. Mdr3 = 6iinf feinbs
lide Glus5euge puroeH seitern abges
| ihoHen, ipis amtIi9 augsfiinbigt tpiro.
Der beat DE geriat.
Berlin, u. TlGr5, pia 2onoon.
gambrn; 1T Don peittrasenben brttis
| ftsn @ei6iibeH beldOhen tporDen, ME
Der 8eri9t Der Sberit.H 5eereslettung
pom 0ienItas meloet. IS fislen ets
lide GeTdofe Der britii4en @cf6iisc
BON f1periten Rnliber IN Der Stabt
nieber, lDie ber 8sridt beiagt. Der
Beridt lautet:
,MeitIi1tr RriegsI5duplab: Die
f,inbli9e glrtiIIerie entfpidelte am
| friiben Moreen bsbeutenbe 9bdtiateit
an Deri@iebenen StsIlsn. nanientli9
5tpiif)tn Der Chs un6 Der Scarpe. Nm
a6enb lebten bic geI8iiBtdnpIe pers
ihicbsnt!ib Disber auf. gs fam su
tIeiueren Snfantsrisseie6ten siuiihen
sinnnber geseriiberIiesenben &rups
pen
Tos britiide @sidiibFeiier NOR ses
gen Gorfer bintsr Der 5rorit gerittst
ulb fnnb bieIe Opfer untsr Der fran
s0Ff9en gspSI'NiIne. Sn Gombrai
iieIen gIsihiaIs psrfdiebene @eiaoile
ots fbnsrften Ralibers nieber.
Gabsxirdrts Ii Ai4ss ~ bssi&tsn.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
04mrbe in Der S1fpntag
Stadt auf Yaris gema@t.
2dut amtfi6sm geridt tpur5eH 81
perionsn get6otet uno 70 oers
tpnnbet.
anBerbrr erftidten Bel elmer purtt SO
perfpnen, meift 5raaen uno atn>
ber
Die 9sutIfeu biiBteH Bel Dem &Its
griff bier 5lue3euge Elm.

4arts, IL. mdrs. - Bel Dem
fgfieeerangriff Der 8eutf9en auf pa
ris am Wontug a6eno tpurben "a
gerfonen aet0btet unb 70 berleBt
Die SeufT6en biiBten bei benz Nngrifi
bier slugaeuqe Elm. @n bem angriTi
betbeiligten ii9 neun SIiegersefffpa'
| Der.
sfuBer BEN Opfern Der 8orber srs
| jftdten NOD 66 gerfoner gefeqentlif
elmer gQnit in einem Gtrrqrrtg 5Hr
| Iltnter1runb6obn, no lie 3uFlu9t bct
ben. 2(nqreifern geIuht hutten. Die
Grffidten tporeH metft JrGlSert nnb
atnber.
9on her Gonbeuopferr tuurben in
9aris iel6ft % oet6btet unb 90 oers
tpunbst, tpd6rsnb IN BEN @orffGbteu
| tinF 9st6btet unb % pertpunbet purs
Sen.
Gires Der onqreife1ber fSlltgssu1e,
Elm @othd, ftiir3te in TFtdmmen ftes
6enb bret Weeilen bonn SefloB S6ierrn
ub. Der be,lti6e Soirptmaru, Der fif
ON 8orb befon6, tpurbe nrttiumnlt Der
Befabune gefunuen genorreu. 8ia
Wonrftaft gsborte sum ortttsu iFlies
qeraefftpaber Der fiebenten beutf4er
@rmee.
Der Te5er, Der am Wontr1 WUr9er
aeherrfft bate, itellte ifh gegsr
I6enb tpieber Elm NIB er fpur bift ee'
nu1, Inn BEN 9lulpber I'll nerunlufIen
bdB bic @usfi1ten duf einer SSlieger'
angriff feitens Der SelttYheTr MIR &c.
rinae feien. Diefe Gnftbt ertpteg
| fdb iebo9 aIs hirfdIItg, uls Urn haff
7e9n uhr. bie Wdrnurqsfiartrfe bds
Serunnu6en Der feinhfi6en 9Flrgseng'
dntiinSirterl. Ser MnGriff fam furs
nn6 UtiffernoM arm Mbf6lrtB. Dc;
Grrttfi9e 8erift iiber ben Gngrtff IGI'
tet:
rouut ben erfen Rafrifteu seIeru
es 60 feirroIiten ssIieoeru urdere 2is
frien su treusen. Sdrf BEN Srerrs
feuer, bos DON urferer grtiGerie .pa6a
rero bes gdrtsen @nertfTs nit urpBer
6eftigteit r1terbdlter fpurbe, ionntc
cine oefpifTe ans16l Der SEfutseugs
ihr 3iel ntft erreifert. 9eFeurroes
o6tet purbsn piele grut6en rlrf !Baris
unb BE 0orftGbte dboetporfefl Gs
tpurben oerFAieeene @ebG1fbe sertriirns
inert unh fie eerietben in granb.1
ma sger1ir fo9t.
Berlin, u. WGr3, ria 2unhon.
8aris trurbe aeifern &bsrb bon beut-
i6en Sluqsergen .ret6Iich nit 8oms
BEN belest". melbete am 9ieEftae BIZ
O5erfe Seeresleihtng. Der geri4t
lGutst:;
r2ns @ieSeroeroeItung fir fsinS'
fi6e fylieqerangriffe am .. rrrb 10
Mdra ouf Stuttadrt, GBIingeu, llHs
ter Sirfbeim urb Muirs, boben VTts
fere fStieger aeitern IbeHS 9Gris reid
Iib urtb tpirtIdm init 8pnbeH bele9t
TIie9er eeforben
San Nm onto, SIR, u. RGrS,
Der &0bet Ranmonb 8Gfeftelb aus
| t@ol6eiter, SSu., Der am WSDntag g.ls-
eertli9 Ses S5lieaerurfalls perIebt
tpurbe, Bel tpel9em Gitf Dem &eIr
SfuqFetb 2eutndnt Orion 9. Meittel
umgefonrmen mar, lit tpGbreno Der
Rodt Istnen @erlsBungeu i'm 5ofpi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
GObatttatsgsfeB in SsgaA

&uftn. Ser1s, 12. gldr5.-Dte
2onalitGtsDorIage, Inut bsren 9sittma
munaen perioneu, bis in mibd9tenber
@yeiie opm Sternen6dnrer, benz Seer
ober Der Marine iprsfen iia etned
@erbre6enS ihuloig MAIDEN. pGree
am DienFas pom Gounsrnsar hobh1
itrterssirhne4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
Gitr 8eferenSunr
Ttit ge5ug drf bds 8urtbes Brobta
bitionsrmenbment erfldrer ii1
g}ep gorf turb Ebobe Sslunb.

@tbann, %. g., u. M6r3. =
1em 8prI6lot, bds 8urbes z8rpbis
6itions Imenbment in 6ieiem oSrhre
gu ratifi8iren, puroe bon Der 9teip
g)prter Stduts1efsboeburq dugeus
iteirff6 Der SpbesitoB perfett, aIs
has Sans NIT "a aeuer 81 SttmmeU,
ndb elmer Ser Iebbdfteften TebGtten,
bie felt oSabrer ftatt8eflrroeu, einer
Subftttutsdrtruq drtrtabm, Der cine
Observation-Disclosures in bteIem
Serbit besit1lit1 Der Rdtiftitrurqsa
fruqe porfiebt. Der Serut bat btna
fihtlitb Der Irgeleneubeit nod r1idyt
ob9eitinrrrt, aber Elm &pmmittee bteIer
96rperI9oft beriftete am 8ienitdg
cine gfeFerenoirroprlane riirtitis Elm.
8esitrti6 ber gfefererbumfrr5e miro
nm @pupertteur Bhttmon 81 erts
ifeibeu bu6en, oa es ouBer Srdgs
ffe6t, baB Sds &cferertoum in Der Qe'
gisldtur sur @nndbme gelduuen ptro.
glls er 6esiiaIih Der Gutfhetoung
6es t0dries bendbrihttat tp1troe, hes
mertte Der Gouoerncur: sd bin
fir cine Rnttftstrurq bes Nn1etba
merts. Gs 1T ieboh fir mid urrnDgs
lid su faqst, rel6e GrtTfeiburg tt
.trrffer fperbe, ebe Die 2eeislot1ir be-
siiqti4 stuer MSaBnabme entf6tsoen
bat"
8rootoeree, R. e.. II. Ndra.
0e Senut fttrrRte am Dier'tdG NIT
20 qeaen f8 Stinmer cine ReToIuttoH
rieber, in petner Die Rattfi3trun1
bes gunoessB Brpbtbittprsunterbments
oproeiebeu mar. 9em @erIot lte1t be-
reits cine bonn 6ouTe anaenommsre
9prlaqe opr, bic cine RefereroumiDd9l
beaiiqli3 bes Qlnerbrrsrts Dahren5
Der fou1tnenbsn 6erbittpobl pprfitht.
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Dem sdu9boct .ntronueu
Gtuifruu36ftI6er 8 dfer,

2 N Z q II 4 o u Wt y "
Sunntoa, 10. WtdrS. = Sin umeritaa
niifer Sdmpfer, Elm boruaIiaes beltt4
f&es Tantpff6tFF, traf am Gor1ttag
nit sertriimmertsr Bride uno eiuem
God i'm G6oruitein. dlB 5olger eins5
anmpfs nit einem Sdnbboot bier Elm,
Der 9dmpfer psrtbeibtgte fi6 nit
ieinen Gef6iibsn, ols er bonn Tdu6s
Boot auaegriffen fpurbe. lIrtertpeas
serictb Der Donrpfer aud in elm linz
ipetter, oIr9 ipd6es bic 2dbung
bur4einauDergeiporfen tpur6e, Der
9an1ptr touitte MIR nit GROCER
gfiibe ben S0ufen erreiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
EIieatr aeforben.

S01l U n I on I 0, VII, Z. Wtar3.
Der &0bet Ranmonb 8Gfeftelb aus
-Golbeiter, SI., Der am WsDntag g.ls=
eeirtli9 Ses S5liegerunFaas perIebt
tpurbe, Bel tpeldem Gitf Dem &ellp
isluqFetb 2ertndnt Srton 9. WetbeG
umgefurrnen mar, lit tpdbreno Der
g}oht Istner @erIsburgeu i'm 5pIpia
tai in Sort Sam 5uiton erlegeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
gSetters Seritl1f.

0bio: S65nes Wetter am wlitts
mod. etpus tdlter I'M nSrblt6en9beil;
am DonnerftGg tribes Metter, allee
MGbri9einlidfeit na9 Regen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-11
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open SIuIeeS Of the system each
morning and wash away tho
poisonous, staonant matter.

Those OF US who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise; !;
splitting headache, stuffy from a
cold, foul tongue, nasty breath. acid
stomach, lame back. can. instead,
both look and feel as fresh as a
daisy always by washing the poisons
and toxins from the body with phos-
phated hot water each morning.
We should drink, before break
fast, a glass OF real hot water with
a teaspoonful OF limestone phosphate
in II to flush from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and ten yards OF bowels the
previous days indigestible waste.
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the entire alimentary tract before
putting more food into the stomach.
The action of limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach
is wonderfully invigorating, 1t cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gases.
waste and acidity and gives one
splendid appetite for breakfast. A
quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate will cost very little at the drug
store, but is sufficient to make any
oHe who is bothered with biliousness,
constipation, stomach trouble or
rheumatism a real enthusiast on the
subject of internal sanitation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-11

American women are right behind
the L. s. troops in the trencheA
women nurses are now installed in
hospitals eight miles in the rear
Of the actual fighting line
Many or our American women are
unable to take up the duties of nurs-
ing at the front, but they should
know how TO take care OF their own
at home, and for this purpose no
better book was ever printed than
the Medical Adviser book con
tanning zoos pages. and bound IN
cloth, with chapters on First Aid,
Bandaglng and care OF Fractures
Taking care OF the Sick, Physiology.
Hygiene, Sex Problems. Mother and
Babe, which can be had at most
drug stores. or send so cents to the
publishers, 663 Main St, Buffalo,
y. Y.
The women at home. who are
worn out. who suffer from pain at
regular or irregular intervals. who
are nervous or dizzy at times. should
take tina. reliable, temperance. her
bal tonic which a doctor IN active
practice prescribed many years ago
Now sold by druggists. in tablets
and liquid, as DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription.
Send 10 cents to Or. Pierce's Inva.
lids Hotel, Buffalo. y. Y, for trial
package.
Dallas, TeIAs.-"I was run down.
took two bottles Of Doctor Pierce's Favorits
Prescription and II worked wonders for
me. was enabled 10 do my own work az
would recommend II 70 any lady who Is
suffering, Mrs. Hannah Alice Newsomc
2526 Louise Street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-11
WILSON REPLY APPROVED
BY LONDON EVENING PRESS

LONDON. wednesday. Oct. o.
President Wilson's reply TO Prince
Maximllian found fullest support in
this evenings newspapers.
While expressing belief that gem
eral satisfaction Is felt throughout
the allied countries with President
Wilson's note in response to the Ger
man peace offer. the Daily Chron-
icle remarks that the note was not
intended to he fun and complete
statement either OF the armistice
terms or the peace terms.
1T Is not reply. but a prelim-
mary TO H." the newspaper says. III
the preliminary attains the object
"A full statement doubtless Will be
made after consultation with the al
lies and viii naturally cmhody much
more than the fourteen points which
in some respects are out Of date"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-11
GERMAN INVASION
MAY START SOON
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE

NONl In El) fNOM iAuE ONE
! TO drive into Germany itself by the
shortest route-the Rhine valley
For the moment, attention is CON
centrated on the startling forward
rush of the Anglo American forces
which have broken through the great
ST. Quentin -Cambrai defensive zone.
To the south II is known that the
enemy Is straining every effort to
hold up the French along the Suippe
river. All but one OF the - good
German divisions on this front. II
has been reported, are now in the
front line. should the French reach
and pass the Aisne, az they threaten
TO do. the enemy forces In the Laon
pocket apparently would be in des-
perate straits.
Still further east to the Meuse
and beyond. French and American
forces are striking tiercely ahead.
carrying an even wider menace. and
to the north of Lille. Belgian, French
and British troops have driven for
ward another grim threat.
The spearhead OF the British ad-
vance was reported at lie Cateau to-
day.
That would mean that the Anglo
American efforts have forged ahead
until Nne nOTlneEn emu Oh Nne EEedl
railway system behind the Germans
is only is miles distant. This lat
eral trunk line passes through Va
lenciennes, Avesnes and Hirson,
reaches the Meuse at Chaleville and
runs thence through Sedan and on
to the southeast.
General March, chief OF staff, in
dicated last Saturday that the cut
ting OF this greatest single COM
munication system OF the enemy
was the main objective OF the Amer
lean thrust west OF the Meuse. The
Americans are within less than IS
miles OF the road now at a point
nearly one hundred miles in an air
line from the point where the Brit
ish threaten 1t on the north. II may
he a race to cut the road, but the
strategic effect would be different
in each case
Should this line be broken by the
Americans now moving forward or
both sides OF the MeuSe, II would
cut the German western front In
half Such a move might he con-
sidered vitRlly necessary TO the
launching Of a blow at the Rhine
valley. The German troops in the
north could offer little help IL that
lateral -.!! system that has stood
like a wall behind the whole Ger
man front in France, be lost to
them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-11
MRS. HALL SAYS
!, TROUBLE IS OVER
Was Confined to Her Bed for
Many Months; Gained 10
Pounds on Tanlac.

'-Tanlac has not only saved me
from an operation, but since taking
II I have gained nineteen pounds
and now weigh five pounds more
than ! ever did in my lite" said
Mrs. Mamie Hall OF 1917 Eighth
Avenue, Nashville, Tenn
II suffered for years" she con-
tinued. from "a bad form OF stom-
ach trouble and had fallen Off until
weighed only ninety six pounds
Nothing | ate would agree with me,
and / lived on matted milk and
crackers and became so weak and
rundown that ! lay in bed almost
helpless for eleven months. ! was
so nervous that the least noise
would almost drive me distracted
and nv head ached like 1t would
burst. could hardly sleep, at
night and had terrible pains in my
chest and back. was told that
onlv an operation would help me.
"I was taken TO the hospital once
but didn't want TO be operated on,
so 7 persuaded my husband TO get
me some Tanlac. After taking four
bottles, was entirely relieved OF
my troubles and feeling fine in every
way NV husband also has taken
Tanlac and says 1t helped him won
derfully. We are both indebted to
Tanlac"
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa by Quaker
Drug Company, Puritan Drug Conn
panv and by the leading druggists
in practically every city, town and
-'''>~~ IN AmericS,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-11
SENATE BOTH ATTACKS
AND DEFENDS ANSWER
Pittman Opens Debate CrtticizIne
Lodge Who Rcitcratcs His Dis-
appointment OF Answer.
\ MAXiTo SPEAK ON SATURDAY
Important I'ronounccmcnt lacked
Tor In REGARD 10 Proposals;
Owen Supports President.

WASHINGTON. oct lo.-PrHsi-
dent Wilson's note ~ inquiry in
response to the German peace pro-
posal was praised and attacked today
In the senate
Senator Pittman OF Nevada. dem-
ocrAt. opened a debate that lasted
several hours by cTiticisi.g Senator
Lodge Of MaSsa hugttt., 10 r"pub-
lican leader. for issuIug q, statement
commenting unfdSurably upon the
presidenrs action The Ncvada sen
ator agreed with most Of the other
leaders In CunETcss who have dis
cussed the matter Tor publication in
approving both the prcald"ntE re-
fusal 10 propose an armis,lcc while
the GcrmHnH are on invaded SOIL
and the inquiries addressed 90 the
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American people denying an at
tempt At p'dCc."
what the chancellor Will say. !
do not know" senator Lodge con-
tinuod. but II giyea him chance to
shy many things II one instance the
president laid down the prinCiples
that yhc wrong done France In 1870
shorEd b" HEhted The detail Is how
shall !, be- rightnd. France thinks u
can be rghtcd Ia only one way and
that Is with the return OF the loSt
provinces without condition or win.
out any German arrangement for
autonomy or FOR q buffer state.
Il hope / vii. not say anything
'o borI'r on treason bu' France s
view on mat rs my view
Wants EcphraiiOn.
Senator Lodge declared hc wanted
something about rrparat.on agreed
io before there vas YAK ~ an arm
is'Irs Germany IN failing back IN
now burning countless villages and
towns. he said, besides taking scores
~ PERSONS into slavery only 10 turn
hem back after they have become
G.acaar infected ana for thos" things
4h Ws,. as tho American ships AMI
uyer that have been lost repdratlon
should ho made
Am I tu be accused NJ treason
hc asked earnestly. "beCius" | de-
maud that us not IN the il prin-
oiplof
senator Lodge said he could not
hcIp being disturbed over the fact
that the pf"Udonrs queries might
hc misCousirucd
"Th" best diplomats are tho
armies NJ the Americans. N" French
and IA" Erirsn and Italians he
continued The best men leading
these diplomats are Generals Hair,
Tor.hiur and Fo,h To these ne
ruiIAior- / believe ought TO be LETT
the question Of peace They will wi1
j. on German soil They Will bring
back tho kind Of peace the people
want Unconditional surrender
Owen Defends Reply.
Senator owen, democrat ~ Okla
homa. denied that the president had
been inconsistent
The president has not changed
his position a particle he said
The Germans dtd not intend TO ac-
ccpt the presidents principles and
now they are. caught In their own
trap Sow they arc compelled to
say 10 the Ger man keOplt IHdl tHty
dli not intend 10 adopt these prin-
ciples. They cant dnswcr yes. and
they dare not answer no"
Andly2Ing the presidents reply
senator owen declared by II this
government refuses 70 accept an
as long as German troops
are on foreign soil
Suppose the chancel>or answers
tho questions" interrupted Senator
by replying that he rep
csNntS tho German people and agrees
10 accept the - conditions and also
TO remove the German army from
foreign soil what position will we
then be In and what will we do?"
This proposal Of the president Is
A disclaimer Of any armistice under
lny conditions until Germany gets
on foreign soil" replied the OKLA
hOma senator.
But wouldn't Germany. II she ac-
repts the terms. he able to withdraw
her armies in peace" Senator Nc
'umher insisted.
Absolutely not" Senator Owen
-eplied