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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1918

is moro than pleased with his sue
ross .u getting things done Tor okla
hpma ie sucCvcded in getting the
bonds Tor Tulsa wuterw orkS ap-
proved ana has the prhmis" OF "A
visit from tho surgeon general OF
the army tu inspect tho tlarenorn
preparatory school with "a View u
turning 30 into "A aAnittuum Tor re-
turned soldiers llo confirms the
statement chat has often becn pub
Uahud that AZ soon aH thc Liberty
loan rs disposed of thc OSEe will he
rIt ON tu, market including con
suoublu of the west halt Novcm-
Uur is the date set
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Arch Gridcr ana Mrs. Grider nre
back from a trip % Galveston where
they spent three days enjoying tho
fnn surf bathing ana driving over
'ho ISLAND and aso sailing around
the bay, tho latter beinh tho most de -
Urhtm of an the experiences. II
happened that many lincs and bat
H.anIuE. from tho submarine 20 the
HuuorIropiuauEhts were In the har.
nHr Ht the time An were camou
fHl0I That ruund tho hlrhur we'll
N',I with IrIly fsh that seemed 90
enjoy thu warm wttorIof Tho gult
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
Wm I-nlnrpc Gn-ollno Plant.

Tho Atlas Petroleum company Will
soon start tho construction ot the
th.ri unit Go us two unit comprca-
s.ou gasoline plant on tho Rinehart
IcIHo 900 tho southwest 81 the south
Wrst of 20 go.i near Jennings n
wua Thought that tho 2-unit plant
would handle AN of the Eas In thc
Iyuu.uHH pool but tho skinner snud
0t rlH. -uWe testing ~ high a. 500.
600 feet each. aud this nccesslthtes
tho adding ~ the third unit n this
does not suffice, fourth viii be In
stalled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Tho well OF shuler. George a
Mortimer in aG-11-lb. southweat or
Duw"to. was shot with 90 quarts
Wednesday. ana the first 10 hours
after shot II l,ut 3 feet Ia a 2bO tank.
or Iu other words. about 90 barrels.
N iH therefore rated good Tor almost
goo hlrIria. to which production -
Increased from 60 barrels natural
A now pool undoubtedly Hes In this
vicinity Tho dUpestorr now have Il
figured ont that tho sand Ia the same
Hs found in the GHkcr & Lynch pool
north uf atonebmn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Yesterday was big day In the
north TeNas fields Tho Lone Star
Gas company IN reported 70 have a
good showing Of oh and gas In lts
well on the Della Casscl farm iu
stephens county. three miles south ~
tho Texas company wells on the Tau
dcrdhio farm and the Gulf froduc-
iion company wells, five miles south
of Breckenridge. which Ia tho near
est production.
Wood & wooley have a small well
At 1850 feet In their No. well IN
Coleman county on the overall farm
Cosden n co. have 5000 600 ,fcet
Of gas at / $50 feet on their well ! Y
miles west Of the shallow wells OF
Croabie and associates midway he
tween Ranger and Eahtland. Tho
sand probably Ia not the same as
found IN the Crosble wells,
Back From Washington.
Y. r.. Howard. candidate for CON
qress. Is back from Washington, and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
Personals.

J. T. Head la back FROM Tort
Worth
George MhcMulen arrived hero
Yesterday from puisburrh
a H. GonRfcllow. popular conrac-
tor, IS here from lIpmlny
W J. Rowland, president of the
Creek County Gas company rs here
from Pittsburgh
General Manager UcndsrNop ~ the
Wichita Investment Consolidated Re
finlng company was in Tulsa yea
terdHy
James kluR DUFFY. accompanied
by Mrs DUTY arrived hero yvHtrr.
day 90 take look at the riupuon. oH
10 Ia here
NJ " Warren. manager accom-
panied by Vice. President johnson.
both with tho Norfh American ON a
Refining corporation Who own a re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Earl Barklov. prominent refin-
cr OF Chanutr. is in tho city ana II
very optimistic Os 20 the outlook
for OH. having lust como from the
MoNiuc field whore 81 wells out OF
33 were actually drilling lie thinks
that combination Of divine nrovi-
dcucc and the plan which provides
Tor premium Co protect tho lndc-
pendent ronncr is working out very
well these days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
OILAND GAS
L.a'.A suPpli's Froaue,ion E,s

Am desirouA OF connecting with
some good oil company. qualifica
lions. 81 years ~ HEr. married. OK.
pericncod in general office work
also have executive. ability. cap
handle men, am employed now hk
large local fIrm. tuot on co.. in o.
responalble essential porItlon. reason
FOR change have advanced sH far M
can In present position ana need
more salary. Address Dox TIL. care
World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
Getting There Ia Time to See the
luu.

Apparently Thomas A. Oponnel,
director OF production OF the oil
division. arrived at Burkhurnett.
Texas just In time 20 sec lot or
iun IN that nciRhborhood Excite
mcnt IS perhaps at its highest pitch,
as two wells reported brought IN
late Monday werc big ones one
drilled on block II n estimated good
FOR 1900 barrels. ana the Couch
Wlnfrey well on small tract east
OF town is reported 60 have come In
good Tor 1000 barrels on the same
day ana extended the proven area
10 the east An unycrificd report
has II that $4,000 cash offer for
two acres Of land near tho wichita
Southern well Wua turned down
"tlaL" Another report has IL mat
tho Floydnda on company. which
happeneld To get a blg well on the
tOwnsite. Is going TO declare 100
per cent dividend right away on its
$4,000 capitalization, Mr. pDon-
nell will DO well not 10 lot the wave
Of excitement get his goat how
ever serious his mission 10 that To-
cality might be No matter how
blk the wells prove to be- mntcrlal
muw be conserved and the situation
needs adjustment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

Tho K0kumn well in t-2T-3c found
tho deep snrd ut 3125 feet and at
Bliss trct the we'll iR making five
barrels uf water per hour. The well
is ON tho wost edge OF the Mervino
btructuye.
Tho next well due IN this impor-
Aut pool will be the carter we'll on
tho Parker farm In 22-21-3e, which
Ia down 1915 feet and Ia reducing
shc hole, n should got the sond
InlnL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

the sand The we'll waa drilled in f0r
four feet last week and ON Monday
was sent down eight fuet deeper
with tho above mentioned agree
able result.
Tho econ company is composed
of j. j. Htwk. John -. Mitchell,
e.. \, Anderson, NJ ! Delaney W. N.
walker and g. 4 waite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

The Iowa uU Company nas
gass'r estimated good for at least
10000 600 feet 100 itE SO l.otlrd
lease In tho southwest ~ the suuth-
east OF s-la-l2 Tho depth Is ..usH
feet when tho sand was drilled
into, the pressure blew 'h. tools uut
NJ tho Role and out through tine top
~ the derrick.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
ROzdnd Using NeIU Line.

The RoNana Petroleum company Ia
running oil through its new io-lnch
line from Gushing to Woodriver
Tll.. and within few days will have
the big refinery al the other end In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

CRsinghcad gnAollno engineer. Ia
milist with nossemer machinery and
capable OF handing any phase VI tho
business. doMrea position with a
reliable firm Address box T-91.
care World ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20
TnI.n noy Wonnded In Frnncc.

First Lieut.. r. NJ Hlcronymus Of
Tulsa. who is nephew OF Frank
FrantE OF Cosden a Co. ana who
formerly was employed by the Ma
tionai supply company Of this city,
has been wounded IN France, By a
shell fragment
According TO the notification re-
coived by Mr. Frantz. the Injury is
not n severe one and Will result In
only temporary dlsablemeAt
Lieutenant Hieronymus attended
the training camp at Camp PIKE but
was sent out OF camp ahead of the
other boys because OF his excellent
knowledge of French. lie spent n
considerable part ot his first days In
France in camp behind the lines
and In the last letter received by Mr.
Frants from him. no bitterly be-
walled the. fact that he was retained
In camp so long and was missing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

fney w romcta. were In the city
Ncrlcrdbk
j. J AlhqTr who was ln the city.
stys that ms brother. who ls in the
aviation, is ht home In ~ Louis on "A
tuluugh ana ls much pleased with
having been made gunner In the
lghiiug squad aud expects soon 60
.NlI tur France D., r. Schock, tho
rfUoruf th, above mentioned, is ex -
p,ului iu Tulsa today.
o. NJ 9pIhy arrived ln Tulsa yea.
trrduy FROM Marietta ana rs more
thau pleased with tho result ~ tho
wells drilling ny his concern. the
sclhy Oil a Gua 60. iu partn'rsbip
with the sinclair and BypHv people
. iu the cleveland district Mr EclbN
has not boon IN Tulm Tor ciEhl
+ months. which f. Nur time 90 stay
away from good town
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

John Anderson. OF tho firm of An.
dcrson q Gusiafson, IA In the city,
having come overland from the north
Texas fields lie states that while
Va tho office OF the Jones n Brown
refinery a. wichita Falls. he heard
that the city of Btukburnott was
burning, and saw much smoke com
ing from that direction. lie ala not
attain better news, but there IL 80
much oil on the ground that a fire
would be most easily started
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

have so acres surrounded by
good production I'm Tulsa county.
want money % arm or will go b0-5O
with responsible party t29 Robin
son building Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

For Sale Casing for deep we'll.
All sizes. 2O-inch. g0-pounds 20 a. -
inch. 2G-pounds. also complete calf
wheel RIG All iu good oopditlon
Dcvonian OH company 500 Unity
building. Tulsa. Phone S6i ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

the run"
The relationship between Liogtcn-
ant Hicronymus and Mr.. Franh lB
especially close ns Mr Hierony mus
made his homo with the Frautz fam
ny while in Tulsa.
Another Gas Wen at Illk city, Kan.
The new Eas field four mliv.
northeast Of Elk CITY. Kan In Elk
county. had another 10000 .O0U-foot
gasg,er added 10 It's llsf OF producers
Wednesday night The Elk valley
syndicate, formerly koefo a Nor
rison drilled la their well on tho
Brainerooins farm ln 2I.3lalA. at
i,gi0 fcet. and the test is good Tor
the above amount This ls the sixth
gaaser completed I'm iho frld and
raises the total capacity uf the
wells 10 100 100000 feet Two wells
| In 27-3i-12 are due this week which
are expected TO add 60 tho amount
/ of gaH available there. As has been
, previously stated. thor" is no pipe
| Inc into the field, the nearest .On.
ncctlon being TO the Kansas Natural
4 line to kansas city, which Is Of ln.
/ dependence, i6 miles to tho south.
/ east. kansas city ought nor Co mf.
/ Ter FOR gas this winter N the wells
have any staying powers whprso.
ever
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

For sSlo. Small producing lease.
Nowata county, wells. {a,5OO
Phone sA32-S1O. Mayo Bldg. ask Tor
Mr. Brown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

For Sale i.2Oo feet TO- s2-lb. cas-
ing once run. Cali n. A. Smith,
Phone i502 ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

operation II is found that tho line
is IN perfect condition and no leaks
have occurred II will mark an epoch
In the history OF the continent
field as soon as tho refinery les run
ming at full blast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

T. Head ia back FROM rort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-20

George MacMulleu arrived here
Yesterday from Pittsburgh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-17
Vo,, Jaqo,, ,I Explains

nRINCE LICHNOWSKY'S singing indict-
JIG ment of Potsdarp craftsmanship, which The
ADVERTISE is now publishing day by day, has
brought out defense from Ven Jagpw. We wish
Germany Joy OF the explanation, Ea.a r. ,
The gist of Won Jagow's remarkable II unintend-
ed confession is that the Wilhemstrasse could not
afford 70 accept Grey's proposal for a conference
because IL might result in diplomatic defeat for
Germany and consequent loss Of her prestige.
This verifes that passage of Doctor Muhlon's
powerful Confederation Of Liehnowsky in which
the Kaiser is reported to have declared that in this
case no one should cali him indecisiyet st,t 49,,
+ And what was the object of the WilhelmstrasseH
Won Iagow states plainly: "All our energies were
directed to the localization of the war;.
We do not doubt it. This in plain English
means that Germany was willing to chance a
European holocaust to back the Austrian plan OF
reducing Serbia to a subject state r. u -
Take LichnowsLy and Muhlon, round out their
statement by the confession of Won Jagow and
the entente governments could ask no better proof
IL the criminal insolence and cynicism with which
Potsdam has PIT all Europe to the sword and lit
a conAagratoni importing civilization.
The paci6sml and conciliation of Grey, conceded
by Won TagowI expressing the traditional attitude
cf the ruling party in England, could have been
counted on to safeguard anytreasonable rights or
.susceptfbilites of Germany and Austria But the
Kaiser was nursing his prestige. Germany has no
prestige today, save what her sword can succeed
finally in preserving. 1t is the duty OF humane
civilization to defend itself from that sword and
, break it. 80, .1,tlarr a..
On the shoulders of America today rests tho
chief burden of that duty.,>' 8 'f@
Let Germany realize that the issue is cleai
throughout America today and since it is clear
America will not turn back or sheathe her sword
until victory over Potsdam is won
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-17
7PFRSoNAflgEI

j. T.. Cannon Of Lahaina ID a guest at
the Young Hotel.
Charles A. Rice Of Lihue, Kauai, Is
a guest at the Young Hotel, s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Tayares Of Wal
luku are at the Young Hotel IN
A. Q. Wheeler, a businessman Of Hilo,
is registered at the Young Hotel.
John o 'Rourke, horseman OF Ha.
wall, is a guest at the Young Hotel.
i Frank Crawford, rancher from Wal,
lTea, is registered &C the Young Hotel.
p Mrs. John M. Dyer Of Kalakaua Ave
nue. left last Sunday for the mainland.
She expects to remain away five
months W. t I#i .'r
Federal Judge Poindexter il expect
ed to return from the mainland in the
Manoa, due hero from San Francisco
the latter part Of the month. r. y
Reginald g. hawIey and Martin
Walker Smith, businessmen from PetroJ
grad, who arrived on the Shinyo Mar1
yesterday, are guests at the Young
Hotel. Fe#s.E &. .,5 ....,.
Being her natal day, a surprise party
was given last Sunday in honor Of Miss
Amelia Medeiros by her aunt, Mrs. M.
J. Borges of Schofield Barracks, at the
home Of Mrs John Querino, I'LL Gu
lick Avenue, Kaihi. Miss Medeiros
was the recipient Of many pretty gifts,
Federal Judge Poindexter, who has
beeh spending vacation on the main.
land win return on the Manoa, May "a,
Lieut.. Col. Il. g. Ovenshine, First
infantry has been relieved from duty
and ist ordered toLreport to the com
handing officer of the machine gun
training center at Camp Hancock, Aug
VISTA, Georgia for duty. r p. T..
Clarence H. Hawkins of the Laupa
hoehoe Sugar Company, North Hilo
Hawaii, is in the city on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. W.. L. Howell, and to BID
his brother, George Hawkins, farewell
George is TO leave with the next batcl
Of Engineers for. service in Francs
I Clarence Hawkins will return in thu
Mauna Kea tomorrow afternoon TO hi
Big.Island home. ~ -
Aloysious Spencer, identified in al
official capacity with the Young Men,
Institute and the Senior Holy Nam
Society, was rendered farewell recep
ton by a, large circle Of friends las
Saturday evening at his home 81
spencer st. He is now in Kahulpi
Maui on the Office staff of the Kahun
Railroad. Up to a few weeks ag
Spencer was with the Sante Fe ofic
which has since been discontinued.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-17
PASSENGERS DEBATED

BY str Lurline for San Francisco, May
1i-Mrs. II. Beardsley, +, II. Bostwtck,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carpenter, Mrs A; Copan,
Miss Pearl Cox, w. II. Corbett, g: u. Cory,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. English, Miss Ru.h
Edmonds Miss G. l.. Forsythe, II; N.
Faye. Mrs. Helen Fuller, Mrs. Ratalla
Fuller. NJ. Fijikawa, Miss " GumBerg'
Mrs. +. u. German, g, T. Greig, III. tles-
ner. H. NJ Hatch, II. T. Hausteln, Mrs.
+. Joyce II. y. johnson. Fred klass, -
H. Kane, J. Il. Kayle, MIR. and Mrs, q
Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. MCCARTHY,
i. Nelson, Miss A. Nichols, W. U. Nieol
Miss L. u. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rod
righes and infant. Miss J. Ryan, Mrs; An
ma Rock. Miss Maud Ross, A. c. Silva
3, NJ. stock, NJ. Tsukuda. II. NJ. Won Holt
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Weinzheimer, Master o
Weinzheimer. "
, BY SIR Mnuna Kea foF Lahaina and Hilo
TSsef' Dr. ii. s. Pearse. b, IL Mooney
{. w Davis Paul II. Townsley, George
W. clifford j. Il. Cannon, c. l.. Hall, ]
II. Midkiff Mr. Vaille, u. c, Peters, II. II
Jones', X. A. Balester, Frank Rodrigues
William Cross, NJ. c. LindO, W, II! Fried
", Mr. uhI Mrs. a. WalkOloa, Miss Annie
to, a; Homo, Mrs; CSerpmotta G; y
Sayros Mr., and Mrs. ], B. Cross, r. II
Hopkins, Mr.. Goodies, Mr.. Geddes, Mis-
Geddes, Mrs. Geddes. Miss, HOPKINS, MT MT
and Mrs. +. l.. Ching and infant, Charles
c. ShimamOtO, II. T. Forest, Pedro Ban
tista Hans Nelson, c. pullman, Charlie
f. King, Y. Terada, I. Sanuki, II. kubota
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-17

n RESIDENT WILSON is attempting to carry
r.. on this war with ideals; in many things he
is sadly, out OF line with most OF the parents who
have their sons over in France, thinks the Atchl-
son, Kansas, Globe, which explains:
In Kansas City, German agents have caused
several disastrous fires and have made several re-
cent attempts to start others By destroying food
stffs and supplies they are Gripping our fighting
forces; every delay means the war is prolonged
lust that long, and the lohgsF theiWar Lasts the
more American boys are beng sacrificed.
Tie country is overrun with spies and yet when
they are arrested they are treated like guests OF
honor.
The Huns started this war; they have inaugu-
rated all the new horrors and there isn't anything
they won't do to win.
In Germany there are practically no spies Why
Because they shoot them and it doesn't make any
difference whether they wear trousers or petit
In America they blow up our factories, set fire
to our warehouses, tamper with our alrplanes and
machine guns puncture holes in our gas masks
and when we catch them we pet them.
| We take our own boys, those who are nearest
and dearest to us, and send them away across the
waters to Europe. There they are being shot
down by the Germans; are dying by the hundreds
| And here at home the country is Overrun with
spies who stab these boys in the back And be
cause of sentiment refuse to trot out the firing
squad.
1t is perfectly all right to send our own boys
forward across No Mans land to be impaled OF
German bayonets; it is altogether inconsistent
with the dreams of Our dreamers to introduce ou
captured spies to the firing squad.
To the writer blood is thicker than water O
ideals. Let's Eight the devil with his own fire
let's 90 him one better in any frightfulness h
may attempt
/ We have our own necks to save and we mus
, have no conscience in, fighting enemy who ha
/ no conscience This is no time for the chicke
! hearted.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-17

. pected at any ullle' go,
n So-sa{ the dispatches this morning from British
bsadnarters IN France, where the general staff is
watching every move of the enemy and scheming
70 cirCumvent it.
If Field Marshal Haig expects renewa OF tne
efort OF Won Hindenburg, it is certainty that ne
;s oreoared TO meet it as desperately as the otner
t;,snfc lpncesshaVe beep met and held. Whatever
human strength ana bravery and skill can do the,
British French and the others along the line from
switzerlaSd 10 ths North Sea will do to hold back
ffhe raVenots RUrHas and defeat their efforts
It is gratifying to know that American reinforce
ments or the men along this line protecting civil
ization are Fastening France and that each week
sees the army Of the Stars and Stripes increased
nv MANY thousands They cannot reach France
loo soon. Yesterday the British announced more
tban FORTY thousand Britishers killed wounded and
cantured in one week. These men must be re-
placed. 49,.
atIt is true that the German losses have been set
down bv military experts as two and three to one
of the Allies and if the British lost forty thousand
III is certainty that the Huns lost twice as many.
And, so long as the Allies can hold and infiict pun
ishment at that proportion upon the enemy ing ING
sooner the next German blow comes the better,
II is immateriak where the Germans fall, on the
somme, on the Lys, or along the path to the Cham
mel ports or at the gates OF Paris, SO long as tne
dead fall in sufficient numbers.
The French and British and the comparatively
few gallant Americans along the French line are
braced for the shock Our part in the coming bat
lie is to come across with share of Thrift and
War Savings Stamp purchases; to hold our appe-
tites down to the limits set by the food admins
tration to continue to give and give to the Red
Cross; to show our appreciation for the boys IN
khaki we have amongst us; to rebuke every care
less talker and to check and report any seditious
talkertt and by our lives show our loyalty to our
Flag and to our allies and our faith in our, cause
"TackT tSRetnEah Che gifted young Y. M! T. A.
rator now in the city, explains our duty in nut
I she'll He says, IN effect; Each man and woman
should so live these days if he or she were being
depended upon BY the Almighty as the one IN
diyidual whose acts and words and sacrifices. are
10 determine whether the shall be won or lost
If that test were self applied throughout Hawai-
there would BE mitch more done thant even ith.
much ssefhavead done and there would be as wei
much not done that we have done .ilaET 4r7r;T
The great German blow may fall at any minute
Il Have YOU done, everything you might have dom
during the past year since America entered tn
war to make the chances of success for the Hun
less and the prospects of victory for our own boy
cover there and for their gallant allies more Ger
tain? 49,