davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Der &rieg iuirb balls ben entideiben-
ben Hnnft erreidJer, iagt Ser &aiIer.

OeH S1t1rt erretaJea, 199t Der Tat1er.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August LIST, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
Il SIN &aag, %. Suit. - Scr
ibtperite Ebeil Ser Mrbeit liegt nod
Dor uns. Ser Geino tpeiB, baB Ser
&rieg balb Sen enti9eioenoen Bunft
errei6t un6 iebt ale feline &rGfte Elm
in elmer lebten Defeniipe un6 @egen,
offeniibe." Sizes lit Elm Musfpru9 6es
6eutiden &aifers, tpie er bon &arl
&osner I'M @erliner 2otalan5eiger
beirdtet miro, nn6 ser mabri6einli9
am @oraben6 Ser Sodi1en Sffeniibe
getban tpur6e. Sci ser gleiden Sc
legenbeit tbat Sel6mari6un bon SIM
6enburg &osner gegeniiber 6ie fol-
gen6e MeuBerung: u2oBt uns bof-
fen, BOB 6os @olf 6abeim boiler gu
berii9t lit. Mber es bat nidt ge-
lermt, @e6ulo 5u iben. ST. boffe,
ni6ts miro 10 prompt beitraft, 6a
nebereilung nidt gut lit. Sic 8orbe-
reitung lit 6ie babe @9lodt, nn6
man 6arf nidt bergeiien, 6aB mir
ni6t nit Wai6inen arbeiten, 6ie ger
i9lagen tper6en fonnen, fobal6 sic
Mrbeit getban lit. 8ir arbeiten nit
6em &eiligften, 6os mir baiBen,
namli6 DEM Slut un6 2eben 6es
6eutiden Bottles. uniere Iebten 9fe-
ierber miiiien itarfe MGnner fem, sic
aus Sen @6ibengrdben 5uriidfebren,
I'M sic 6rie6ensarbeit auf5nnebmen.
Bir 6irfen om @rr6e ni9t als ger,
f6lagene Mai6inen ibrig bleiben,
ionoern mir miiien ungei@padt
1ein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Mndsma BIG snr @eale mabrideinlt@

80 @a1bington, 81. Suit. = EroB
Ser rieiigen Mnitrenguttgen, mel9e
6ie Deuti6en madten, tint bent nn>
abIaiiigen Drud Der Muiierten moro.
Iid ser Surcq ginbolt 5ngebieten>
befin6en iih Sic 6eutiden SteGnn=
ge11 sort beute in ernitli6er @efobr.
Sron5Siiide, brttii6e un6 omerifa=
riide Eruppen, sic iid Sen Beg nod
6em DIten bon 6ere=en<Ear6enois err
fampften, baben einen Sell in Die
fein6Iiden 2tnten getrieben nno
ideinen in Der Gage 3n iein, einen
ibIeuntgen @id5ug bon @onderes
nn6 ct. @eene an altBerite Gnoe
6es @inidnitteg apiiden @oiifons
nnb @ei1ns er5tuingen gu f0;rt1en: Die
aliierte 2inie IGuft beute bon Coil
ions aus iii6Iib big @ranb SCOOP,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
8iider fir omerifanii6e @efangene
In 9%eutid1l1u6.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August LIST, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
% @aibington> 20. Suli. -DaS
&riegs6epartement COB beute BE,
fannt> 6aB amerifaniiden @riegs=
gefnngene in 0euti6lanb MIR 8ider
un6 3eiti6riften gei6idt tper6en 6iir>
fen, sic BEL Sen 9erausgebern beiteut
un6 bon Sen 8iros Ser Serausgeber
herianbt tper6en. Dieie 8erfiigrng
Der Militar5eniur erfolgte, neil alte
8ii9er Elm bequemes Mittel fir &C.
beime Mitteill1neen lin6 un6 a11Ber,
or6entlide 5orgfalt Ser 3enioren er.
for6ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
@nfd)eibmng in Sapan gefallen.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August LIST, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8 2on6on, 26. S1li - &ier 1T
amtli6 befonnt gegeben por6en, oab
SSopon ii6 entidloiien bat, BEN on1e=
rifontiden @ori6lag, ben ti6ebo=
ilomafii6en Mrmeen in Stbirten gu
&iIfe AT fonn1er, an3unebmet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
0emtdle Mrtillerie fiabet quite 3tel
idleiben an feinbliden SAINTS.

20 Berlin, 80. Snli. = Ser So
oesberidt lautet: Son Sen 8riten
n0r6li6 bon Ser 2Ds unternommene
Ebeilongriffe 1pur6en 5nridgei61a=
gen. 9beilangriffe 6es 6ein6es am
0odmittog (5onntag) noroli9 bon
@iuemontoire, 6enen beftige Mrtiuez
rieoueue borausgingen, tprroen oltr9
@egenangriffe abgeidlagen. SSn Der
Nodt bonn 26. 3um 81. Suit ralm-
ten mir nniere Sront in Ser &f=
sone 5mii9en 6em Sa1rcq un6 Ser Sir
SIRE Big gu einem ge1piilen @ra0e uno
berlegten uniere @ertbeioigung in sic
@egeno 5piiden Sere=en-Saroenois
nn6 Siue=en=Sar6enoiS. nniere Be-
pegungert blieben bom Sein6e nnbe=
merit. Sim 81. par Dos fetn6lt6e Mr=
tiueriefeuer immer nod gegen uniere
ulte 2inie geridtet. Die Na6bnt BIN
oerte feline Erl1ppen, Die crit om
Modmittog ibren 8eg 50gern6 bor=
pdrts toIteten, 6aran, 6as bon nns
oufgegebene @ebiet gu beieten. &C.
Itern bemiibte iib Damn Sic feinoli6e
Snfanterie unter 1tarfem @@ub ser
MrtiGerie, ii6 an uniere neue 9inie
beran5norbeiten. @9ma6e Mbtbeilnn=
qen, Sic I'M @orfel6e 5uriidgelaiien
tpor6en tparen, empfingen BEN Setno
in Mabf6mpfen un6 bradten tbm be-
trGdtlide BerlnIte BEL. Die 6euti6e
MrtiGerie, sic felt 6em borbergeben,
Sen Eoge in 5teqnng tpar, nno
S4lodtflieger fan6en IN ben borrii,
den6en feinbli9en &o1onnen nno
Sanfe quite 3ieli6eiben. nniere Cor
Sc I'M @orfeloe fiel, nad6em lie TIRE
Mufgabe erfiut batte, Dor itorfen
feinoli9en Mngrtffen in neberein-
thinning nit erboltenen 8efeblen
onf fire 9inie 5nriid. SSn nno ino-
0ltli@ bon Sere=en=Sar6enois pnroen
6ie fein6Iiden Mngriffe peri6ieoene
M1ale ernenert; ite fiibrten 5u beftie
gen @ampfen, sic nit Der 3nriidtper'
fung 6es Gein6es. en6eten. SSn oteien
@Gmpfen 5eidneten iid geitern Die
prenBiiden &egimenter nnter Gene
raj @adelin, Die ii6 auf Der 9obe
bon @bateau EbierrD ansge5etfnet
,tn6 felt benz 8eginn ser 56ladt BET
maize t1gIi6 sic Mngriffe Der Sran=
sofen un6 Mmerifaner berettelt bot
ten, mie6erum Defenders aus"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Gpradlebrerin 51tm Sobe b%era1rtbeilt,

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August list, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
p {8iirih 80. Suli.-Die Sprod=
lebrertn SRI. MiGa6o Sanided lit
bonn 8iener &riegSgeri6t n11ter Der
Mnflage Der @pionage gum Eo6e
berurtbeilt apor0en. Sri. Sami6ed
lit bon Seem Sort auf 6emielben
Oompfer abgefabren, auf 6em Ser
ebemalige 6eutide 8oti6after IN oe1,
Ser. Stooten @raf bon &ernitorff
nod ser &riegserfldrung Ser Ser.
@tooten sic &iidreiie 1no6te. Sic
Mnflage gegen iie la1tete 6abin, Bob
iie sic 6abrt gemdb elmer Snitruf=
tion bon Seiten Der ti6ediiden Or
gantfatton in Sen Ser. 5taaten mod
te,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
@pn @inbenbnrg in better @einnb-
hntz

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August LIST, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
q Mmiter6am, 80. Suli. = Cine
amtli6e inn 6euti6en @roBen Saupt=
quarter ber0ffentli6te Mittbeilung
6ementiert 6as fur5ltd %berbreitete
@eriidt iiber Ben 500 6es Sel6mar=
i6aus bon 6in6enburg. Die Mtttbet=
lung beiagt, sic @einn6bett @tn6en=
hurgs lei ausge5ei@net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
37ba
SIS fnb 26 Sabre ber," id)reibt

SIS iinb rs Sabre ber," idreibt
SEER 5re6 @mfee bon Sos Mngeles,
Sal. uieit Gorni's MIpenfrdltter mild
bon meirtem ~Mbe11motisml1s, Ser mild
,biIflos al1f mein 2ager geitredt bot
te, befrett bat. Steben 6laiden Die
leg &eilmitteIs boben meine @eiuno-
beit tpieoer bergeitent." Die bier er.
tpGbnte popa116re GorniIienme6i5in lit
nidt in Mpotbefen at baben; lie miro
6em 8nblif,1m brett geltefert aus
Dem 2aborotorium ser &eriteIer, 81.
Yeter Gobrnep & Cons 60, 25O1
Woibington 8lbb., Chicago, SD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
sdnee in Mlberta.

EDMONTON, Mberto, CANADA, ~.
Suit. = Die @etreioefel6er 6es MORO
Mlberta entgingen nit fnnpper
Motb Ser @efobr, in oet Iebten "a
bnrd Sroit befdd6tgt at
tper6en. Die ntebrigite geitern gemel-
6ete Eemperotur mar 80 Wro6 itber
Zero in 2a11ont. SS1r Calgary mar ge-
itern betrd6tlider Sdneefaq gu Der.
3eihnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
&%raiibentem CUR Mrbeiterfonferen5
aeln6en.

Maibington, 81. Srlt. - 8rdii-
bent @il1on nr6 Yrdii0ent Garran5o
lino BON Ser Mmerican federation Of
2obor eingeln6en 1por6en> elmer am
10. Nopember in 2are6o, Seras,
ltotthn6en6en internotionalen Mr-
beiterfonferen5 5tpiiden BEN l1nion=
i1ten ser Ser. Staoten l1n6 Mertfos
bei5ntpobnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
Malenberiamml11ns in Stem Dorf
p~rptefttert ebenfaQs.

Netp Sort, 20, Suit. = gel eil1er
geTtcrn bier unter Sen Inlpl6ien Scr
Central 2abor unicn abgebaltcne1t
Notwithstanding murhen Nrotelt=
relclntionen gegen Die Mnsfillriing
oe5 gegen Ebomas s. Moonep altsge=
ipro9enen So0esurtbeils angenom=
met.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-08-01
3mferratipn ,uieber berabgelett.
True translation fled with the pt

True translation filed With the post
! master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August list, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
9 @oibington, 81. S1lt. Das
omeritanii9e @olf tpur6e geitern bon
Der MISUNDERSTANDING er-
iu6t, sic 3nderration bonn l.. Mnguit
ab a1f 5tpei Bfun6 pro Monat berab-
5uieben, um einem 8eltmangel in
oieiem Mrtifel ab5ubelfen un6 fir Die
fofortigen 8eoiirfniiie Der Maiierten
nno Ser amerifanii6en militdrfrdfte
at lorgen. Sic Station 6es omeri-
fanii6en @olfes betragt gegentpdrttg
auf Elm bon ser Observation-Disclosures
tpaltnng Dor einem Monat geiteQtes
@ri11d)en Fin 6ret 8fun6 pro &opf
nn6 Monat. Die &ationiernng Ser
&ousbaltungen miro in 3nfunft
ebenio tpie ieBt freipiQig iein, bon df-
fentlt@en @Blofalen miro iebob Der=
langt mer6en, 0aB Tie Sic neuen 8or=
i6riften befolgen, pel6e BEN 3uder=
berbrau6 al1f 5mei &fun6, itatt Der
iekigen 6rei fir ie 80 Mabl3eiten
feit1eten. Sic Observation-Disclosures
maltung meiit in ibrem geitrigen
Mufruf oaronf bin, 6aB Ser Ser
iorgrng 8elgtens, 6es &oten &reu=
5es, ser 9. 81. IS. ST., &olumbus=
ritter, &eilsarmee un6 anoerer fir
sic Woblfabrt ser amerifanii6en Mi
litGrmadt in europa arbeitenoer
Srganiiotionen 1idt @eniige ge=
leiltet mer6en fann, menn sic Sous
baltungen nr6 6as Ya1blifum int az
gemeinen Sen 3uderberbralt9 ni6t
re6n5ieren.
Dos Nabrungsmittelamt gob nit
8e5ugnabme bierauf folgen6e ST.
fldrung ab:
Sic 3nderborratbe Itn6 int gan5en
2on6 in Sen &ausbaltunge11, BEN Sd
Sen, Sen Sabrtfen nnb @ddereien iebr
fnnpp. Die Bro6uftton ser amerifa=
n;iGen &iibenernte nn6 Ser 31tdere
rcbrernte bon 2ouiiiana fat oie ouf
Sic ael,tten @offnungen :Jetaui It.
Gle 3uderernte IN Norto Hi'o lit
ebenfaus geringer ol1sgefaQen, alS
man angenommen botte, un6 90 6ie
.S6iffe gum Transport bon Sruppen
nn6 BorrGtben gebran9t tper6en>
fonnte nidt iobiel 3nder als IN fritz
beren Sabren aus SABA nn6 anoeren
fer%nliegenben 9Grt6ern be16afft tper=
BEN. MuBer6em Mberltetgt Der tbat=
id9li6e 3uderberbrau6 Der Mrmee
nn6 Martne Sic uripriingli6iten
Shatungen; ferner miiiien mir gro
BE Mengen 3nder nod 6rdnfrei6
uro Stalien ien6en, Ga piel 3nder=
riibenlano iid) in 6%ein6esIano befin=
set nn6 biele Gobrifen 5erit0rt tpur=
Sen. Mrt6 miiiien nnter getroffenen
M%bmoda1ngen SEN neutralen @taa-
ten getpifie Mengen geliefert mer6en.
un6 i9lieBliG iin6 iiber 100000
g. l1n6 3uder infolge Der Ebdtigfeit
Ser fein0lihen nboote an nnierer at
lontii6en @iiite berloren gegangen."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
important News from Washington
i',ne.ied

% n ls expected that any time now
the oil administrator viii make pub
he his first official order pertaining
to oil and viii give not only fuel oil
but gas oil and gasoline the strong
est possible priority In shipment. An
other important matter is also due,
namely the publication of the amend
ments which are to be pushed thru
congress affecting the income and cS
cess profits taxes There is not much
chance for its getting thru congress
In time 10 effect this years payment.
tho government may ho>fVer. allow
exceptionally large amounts - be
pnid IN installmcnta There IN one
thing certain and that Is, there must
be no dlmlnSition OF the supply. I'm
he meantime, the prize has not nd
raired, one thing that ls absolutely
necessary to encourage drilling. and
with II must come an advance In tht
price OF refined products
There has been no appointment
made as To a state oil administrator
but the conccnsus OF opinion is that
Art walker has the best Of II II one
is made. II woulH be calamity and
do more 10 stop drilling than any one
thing that might happen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
.I-
Ncw Manngcr for rnrlcr.hnrr.

+ &. Skccu has arrived In Tulsa
and has assumed charge II the Park
orshurg tig ard Reel office hcre with
Jurisdiction over Al the territory west
~ tho Mississippi ritCr. Mr.. Skecn Is
an able business man and VIII add
greatly ~ tn strength OF thr concern
b" represents and also viii b2 stron :
addition 10 Tulsa. other appointments
effective at once ar" as iDllVWs \
NertZbcrrer. district mana ger OF
oklahoma except Blackwell ami Ard
more fields W. W Lancaster. dis
triCt manager OF Kansas and Hlpck,
well district with offices at Wichita.
4. W. Holder district manager Tex
nFs Louisiana, Arkansas una lcaldton
district With offices at Ardntorr and
G. W Lancaster, district manager %
Wyoming with offices a. Caspcr IVY
umlng
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

} l. Gillespie who hls undergone
an operation Tor appendicitis M a
kansas city hospital is at home md Is
able To be- out a short time each day
Tho operation was not entirely sue
ccssful and the wounds are hca1ing
slowly hut II is thoucst there viii I've
no further difficulties
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

President Hurkc OF the Pan Ameri-
csu Refining company, who ~ on
his way east was reached by vile az
Chicago and Immediately turned back
10 Tulsa upon learning ~ ;hc death
oe t'ncle Joe McNcil who was largely
Interested In his concern. II was
sg9 blow 20 the Pan American Off
cials between whom and Mr.. NJ 'Ntn
warm attachment existed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

While few Of the friends II Iicn
l,yan have gone &C. st Louis 20 attend
The funeral this morning but so many
were Kept at home on account ~ the
had weather that the memorial scrv-
lees at the Petroleum club viii be held
to give everybody a chance 10 pay
their respects Tho time IA set for 20
ard should not be overlooked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Thr n nrrUI OF 'InCIe 10" NDNeIlI
vas held last night at midnight and
was most Impressive ceremony. I'm
Gle Joe had endearcd himself to each
aud every man win Whum Ne had
hCen IN contact and was dr-,riy ue-
loscd The offices ~ the Pan Amer
lean are closed today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
OIL ANDGAS
LEASES. Supplies. Production, Etc.
Attention, Purchasing ,grn,..

We have approximately 20 miles or
now A-inch standard line pipe IN
transit with mills shut down and
railways CougrEtcd we arc in posi-
ton TO serve your needs We nro
not brokers r ! lan'ry 500 Bank
OF Commerce. Usage iaI6 ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Wanted TO buy Nsmall gasoline
plant that will hnndle iiO. 900 feet OF
gas Expect 10 buy plant where guA
is exhausted Expect to move plant
to my location, Address T.. O box SIS
TULSA OklA Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

J s Co~,lcn is due today having
been In Kansas civ Yesterday and
v.U be Eladly welcomed as 'hare Is
much W interest IN the oil world that
hc rs thoroughly familiar with He
has been deyoting his time tc the war
s"r'le" COMMITTEES Of late
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

We have riRnts who want to secure
by lease any portion 200 ears for l to
3 years. giving surety or national
bank bond Tor entire amount Ot lease
ralph Development co.. 33i Mayo
Bldg Tulsa okla Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

one hundred and eight thousand
gallon n~ay tank cars Pom three year
lease Address Luwly. 6'l South Fl-
gin Phone t4ii Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
Stnrtcd To Again.

Tie Sinclair Oil & Gas 90 has re-
sumed drillinr ON its Jennie Hawkins
Nc / iu the northwest corner OF 6-lT-s
and ls now dpNu 2.q29 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

FOR SALE Casing aud line pipe,
new and second hand. at reasonable
price. Oklahoma ripe TO Phone
64ii. Tulsa Okla = o. Box 1891
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

The Frisco railroad H iI tie lime
NGht O, urcrun' uf the poU.iou taken
h, thc men who are threatening Ia
strike uUtil General Manager lcNg ~
pustrd This may hc The rsVIlt " the
,ndeuNOr on the part of the tuilrO1d
tu move the freight division TO Tulsa
or u may be that the manage VI
Just simply bad ana the non cannot
do loyal worl, In which case q change
wnuld he for the better
l.onr ago. attention vas llci In
this column to tn fact hat 'hc train
GtgTatrhers office was iuWffci"nHy
.u.pnnCd That three men v.rr" doing
the work that ought 10 hpyc "riled
tor AT least doubt" that numhc. ana
tl1t AZ a time when things were liNcly
ana many NOR" trains moyiug 'han
row There has hoccu almuHt = total
suspension Of railroad uutnr during
The last few DAYS su far Ha petroleum
iA.cunGcrncd and now thut NO arc go
ms 20 get warmer Nelihc". Do iH hoped
something better may be- reported
Everybody can confidently expect 10
h' planting thCir gu lens hy thu 18TH
AK tho weather u Dkluhuno has u
way ~ going from ono rytrrllc to the
other g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

CLEVELAND Tho State Land
companys Nn ! ON the Howell farm
lu the southeast OF the southeast OF
.32-21-S ~ dry ard abandoned.
The same coupany's No. 3 on tho
Phillips farm In the southwest ut tho
southeast Of S.-2l-s is good Tor
3 900 900 feet Of gas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Wanted Production or close In
lease. MinOt a Minot Holland
BldE. Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

SHNMROCK-Thc Magnolia rotrn-
leuu company is drilling at 500 feet
on the n. Williams No. 10 Ia the
northeast corner ~ the northwest OF
the southwest Of 3-iG-7
CONTINUED on SEXT PAGE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

The development NJ the oil country
AROUND BrOwnWood is being delayed
on account OF many actions being
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

Robert A. NJ Birncy, Funeral III.
rector, Motor Equipment 92l 3,
Main llfoHrS Usage $50. Res l9i,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

OIL MEN. ATTENTIONS lso ACRES FOR
LEASE, blackwell uAls kas County. NJ
n sto is Twp ~ RsuEr 1 East We
own th.s land m ieo and s.U lease for
'2'.ooooo bonus and ono .hth oi Oil or
1'NoOuno ANA our.rirhth o' oH Well io
either Gee. Go nr started within. .ou monlhs
Address unn.' otH % Hurnr.. American
Na''". I. .a. NNaN.m. tls. uA..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02

MOI NDN--Tf0nk NNrncs mas TIg
Mp in the southwest corner OF
lg-16-It
The Producers on company has a
rig up on the 7 Richards farm I'm the
center OF the east line OF tho south
,Yact OF the southeast OF lg-l6-ll
RuViard Wise & Jackson are drlll-
ing at 1850 feet ON the J.. lulsom No.
m the southwest corner Of the
northeast OF the northeast OF q-l6-ll.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
ROMANCE OF YUKON" AGAIN ILLUSTRATED
 IN EASTERN ARTICLE
Eastern Mining Journal Tells About the History of Victim of the Prin-
 cess Sophia.

The Engineering and Mining Jour nal, published in New York, con tained in its edition of December 7th. the following story of William Scouse, who was lost on the Prin- cess Sophia.
 "The romance of the Yukon was never better illustrated than in the career of William Scouse, who wa lost enroute from Alaska when the Princess Sophia sank or Oct. 9 and all on board were lost. Scouse was real sourdough and was the one to raise the first bucket of pay on the famous EldoradO Creek. It was in February, 1896, that with Will liam Sloane, Jack Wilkinson, and Thomas Flack, all of NanaimO, E. C., he set out for the Northland, to sec it's wonders, as well as to prospect the country, about which litiie was known at the time. Quitting at Ju neau, the party crossed the ChilkOot Pass into the Stewart River country where they prospected for most ol the Summer without success. Run ming short of supplies, they decided to work into the Yukon, where ricf deposits had just been discovered or Bonanza Creek When they reached 1 this creek all the ground had beer
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
ONLY ONE DAY IN WHICH TO
 GET IN BILLS
Governor of Colorado Will Need to Get a Move on to Get Any Bills
 introduced.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 27.-Opera- tion of a constitutional amendment, adopted at the recent general cleo ton. and the fact that the New Year of 1919 falls on Wednesday will combine to give Governor-elect Oliver H. Shoup but one day during the session of the Twentysecond General Assembly on which he can officially seek the introduction of any bills, the passage of which may be desired by him.
 The State constitution provides that the Legislature shall assemble on the first Wednesday of every oth- CT year, while the Governor takes office on the second Tuesday of the year. The new amendment limits the period for the Introduction of bills in the assembly fifteen days Conse. guently MT. Shoup faces a calendar which calls for the opening of the assembly on Wednesday, January l, the earliest possible date; his inau- guration on Tuesday, January IA, the latest possible date; and the ex- niration of the time limit for the introduction of bills the day follow ing, Wednesday, January 15.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-12-27
Legislature of Arizona Is Wholly Democratic While
 the Governor Is a Republican.
SOME POSSIBLE BILLS
State Highway COmm's' sion Is Among the im- provementS to Be
 Recommended.

PHOENIX, Ariz, Dec. 27. - The Fourth Arizona State Legislature which convenes Monday, January lS will be overwhelmingly Democratic and will be called upon to receive the suggestions of Governor Thoma9 E. Campbell. Republican, for leglsla tion. The session promises to De an interesting one in this respect but the greatest interest throughout the State will center in action to be taken by the Democratic majority m the matter of changing the primary election jaws.
 The Democratic State Central Com mjttee. when organized following the election in November, went on rec ord as favoring changes in the pri mary law that will prohibit known members of one party voting in the primary of another party. It was claimed that this defect in the pri mary law was largely responsible for the defeat of the Democratic gu berna torial nominee, the remainder of the Democratic State ticket be ing elected by large majorities.
 Governor Campbell expects to be guided to large extent in his rec concentrations to the Legislature by the proceedings. of the conference of Governors at Annapolis, Md, dur ing the week of December 15, which he attended. However, there are