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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
ENEMY PLAINLY WORRIED
OVER ALLIED OFFENSIVE
Dispatches Prom Berlin 10 Amster-
dam show That Worst l. FoRrd
Though Brave Front Kept Up.

AMSTERDAM, July 2O.--A semi
official telegram received from Ber-
lin. while admitting that "the enemy
has succeeded in pressing back our
lines a. some points avoids partic-
ulars OF the allied success,
Tho telegram calls tho Franco
American offensive "g relief often
sIye brought about by the German
offensive on both sides of Rheims
and adds. The attack was carried
out hy very strong Forces, supported
hy ,ow Dying airplanes and numer-
uus tank squadron Lieut. Cen.
Won Ardsnnc, commenting In the
TaEebmtt on the German offensive
ssya.
we clearly are only AZ tho be-
ginning of probably the greatest bat
tle iu The history uf tho world Most
severe lighting still lies ahead. ~
would be presumptuous and IN bad
taste 20 talk already about the fresh
destruction of enemy fighting
forces"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
COUNT CzERNIN SAYS WAR
IS GERMAN. ENGLISH DUEL
Former Iurolgn Minister of Austria
Declares PcaCc Would como n
Zach Would Propose TerIns

AMSTERDAM July 90 count
Cyernin. former Austrlun Hungarian
foielrn minister. dis'Ir8'nS 20 the
upper house tho rorFU sy"cch OF
Dr.. ~cn seydler. IN, Austrian prS-
iiler said.
The war IL az the horotS n duel
between Germany and Gren' Britain.
The moment they can come To an
understanding the world war H. NJ
an eud despite tho French and
italian utopia OF conquest
The imperial chancellor. LLOYD
George and oar foreign minister "a
all. according 20 their decD'Ailons
inclined 90 examine peace proposals
but none Of them will make them.
THE way out OF this dilemma
would be n each one OF the two
groups OF powers would communi-
cate their peace proposals TO a neu-
trsl power. which by comparing tho
peace proposals OF both sides could
form an idea whether an agreement
was possible. II only there was
the slightest prospect of an under
standing an attempt should be
made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
COTTON CONTROL IS NOT
FEASIBLE WILSON TOLD
Chairman Lever ~ House Agricui-
tural Committee Advises Against
Fixing of Pricrs

WASHINGTON, July Govern
ment control or the fixing OF prIces
Tor tho 1918 cotton crop would not
be feasible at this time, President
Wilson was told today by Repre-
sentative Lever Of South Carolina,
chairman OF the house agriculture
committee. Mr. Lever called az the
white House after series NJ CON
fsrences here with cotton meN at
which the larger growers and bank
ers urged that the government uc-
qure the crop through u cotton cor
pOration while the smaller farmers
opposed any government interfcr-
enCc
Representative Lever told the
president the crop could he handled
N marketed slowly uotwlthstanding
the present high prices snd said that
he had been able 10 convince the
advocates Of government acquisition
OF tho individuality OF such action
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
BRITISH SEAPLANES
BOMB HUN AIRSHEDS
Two building, Ar Destroyed Tour
English MnChgncs Iull
90 Return. n.y.. a

tuNuON. July 20. CIu. ,opcnha
gam British .ruplauss launched
from naval Vessels near tho coast Of
Germany. have drnpurd bombs uu
Truiun uIr'nu. sheds 80 Toudvtn
lu. 5,hloaWIg Destroying fWo turIs
Hud uostIh., fhri huIIiInE. the
Imusp admiralty announced to-
u|phI
-FOUR machines ur mo l1ruHh
aerial squadron dIJ NOT return
three landing iu Danish territory
All the BU.trh varsh|ps returned
To- their base without hu,.casull'irs
lu the first flight which WAS made
Zoo The early morning, am the ms
chimes reached their objective and
made direct hits on a large dnuhlo
Hhcd which waH completely a..
gtru) cd tho conflagrauon rising -
thouss nd feet,
In tho second night an The ma
chimes but one reached their obirc-
uycs Bombs we're dropped on two
sheds. ono having a large hole
blown In o. u vas impossible TO
observe whether tho destruction 81
tho second shrd was complete Tho
attacks were made from height
from 700 20 1000 fnot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
CIIlNlNNs WELD
OK MI. IRONT

LONDON mt 20. The French
yr, uIl uu lHr offensive. according
tp 'h afternoons Jdyiyr- and tho
Germans are being compelled 10
I,W gradually ou both aidca OF mo
d.au rocket .f which soIssous and
Rheims mark trr edges Mean
Hmi.. Hfu u fhis pocket i' being
uyHo rIF.ubl. for the Germans hF
aIns aurt gums and alrplsnc bomb
Tr .n wIIsu,-uoou 'hrrr was 40
Indication u ne Information ayaN
HnIo Herr uf tho voluntary with
dpvuI of ihr Germans from the
packet Tn. enemy was reported
uHNns up stubborn resistance
esrflrhnre The French. however.
.uro doing terrible execution on the
imrtuF al along tho O0-mile cir
conference OF tho loop
Tne allied gains ON The front OF
'". AUHUr Ntruc offouHivo have
tnyr been further eWended aloug
fH. I.u. between Atuutalguc Dc Paris
O. r|Ir aud "a half southwest M Sole
H.ra COM thr uo..n. to RaNvau. hNg
CONTINUED OS rAUF TWO
aLlUtu SECTION W.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
SHERIFF GAVE MAN DRINK
OF WATER; HIS CAR GONE
C1arrmoro Official Too Accnmmo-
dating 20 Stranger Who Chatted
While Pal Made Way With Auto.

] gym 10 ne World
CLAltEMORE, Okla, July "a.
!" smart and Lindsay Coisn.an
sooay waved preliminary hearing
ln Jusllce j. ". Hpdens court and
VIII stand trial charged with grand
each '-'V''
Smart and Coleman ara rharYe5
with one OF the most dnriny thefts
OF an automobile on record Isst
Monday evening about & o'cIncL ,he,,
went 20 Sheriff John w Greens
nome here ana stole n new nulci
automobile In broad dayllRh, ana
rieht before the eyes OF the sheriff
smart Knocked on ,ho door AZ
sheriff Green's home and aSs "A FOR
urlhk or Ice water. Tbs shorIff
nor suspleioning anything wrong
invited MN In, went % IA, refrip.
orator TO draw a cold drink ana
with the official '''"b
All seemed lovely pntl Cree, No.,
pened 10 glance ont the Tirdo,,, 80
saw Coleman making awav win bIl
Buick and revolver which va tn 49,,
car az the time. He turned ara - Je
one blow felled smart 10 tho ,asnn
and then ran outside 10 gel coI.
ian but the man had made rooa
his escape, eoou
Smart was Immediately arr.s,.d
'nd placed In Jail. held Tor fo,,,
eight hours before charges No.,
tled 30 he could make bond Will
rigid search went on for CoIsr,,p
VINO was finally on Tuesday. the foi
lowing day. caught by the Tulsa 10
ice. The car was found the follow.
lnR Thursday vacant at 4 curb "a,
Tulsa. I'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
OIL MEMS LABORATORY
WILL BE ESTABLISHED
TuIaa 10 Have Plant for Patronage OF
Thoso Engaged I'm Prediction
Of 'Iluid Gold

Chemical and analytical Rh'ra-
tories. catering especially 10 On, pa.
tronage of oil producers, VII u'
opened iu Tulsa soon. EQWN.u.,,,,r
which was secured with grea, d.'i'.
Guilty on account OF the war ',
tion. IS nov en- route 20 Tulsa. ana
the labora tories win Dee opened HI.
on It's arrival
Or. /. p. Iaudon. g. j. and Ir
C.. T.. Hammer. NJ -. VIII Poo 'N
charge OF the laboratories b'" ..
Hammer has been in Tulsa 20. some
time. Doctor Lanlon comes ...
from Coffeyvil'e. Kan, where HH "''
been an oil chemist FOR seNcrnl N'''.
Tho laboratories will be lo"f'"1 'N
The business portion of tho D''. ''
act quarters not having been .' ..
determined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
AMERICAN APPOINTMENTS
ARE ANNOUNCED BY POPE
bishops for Detroit. Baker Guy. Gal.
weston and ~. Anthony, Texas
Arr Named.

ROME Juiy 2o-Ths following op-
pontmcn!s were made boy tho pope
today
'MouFIgndr Michael y Gallagher.
coadju,or bishop " Grand Rapids To
be bishop of Detroit Monslgnor Ter
fnce O. frady. ~ DuhuGuc cathedral
90 be- hIshup ~ Baker city ore.
MouHEnor Christopher Rytne H.
Louis tp bs bishop or Galveston
Monsgnor Arthur DroNnerlh. of New
Orleans. to bo % shop of 49, Anthony,
Texas Father John g.. Nicolas 90 be
dominion bishop Of Duluth MouslR
nor Julius Jrnuuari. chancellor II
the archdioccse OF Sew urlc,nH t1 .be
bishop NJ The new diocese of lAf1ys
ettc. la
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Tulsa Originates Idea
of Observing Birthday
belgian independence

Today s tho eighty eighth anni-
.rrary Of Belgian Independence.
and l may bc interesting to note
nHf first Idua 90 commended the
.H.. n America ur. r.nBioI right hero
.r TraR. The Tulsa belgian chN-
.ru- fud committee ia entitled 10
t.g credit for tho idou, and ~ may
hereafter Dee celebrated an over the
country with the Hamo purpose us
fur French uprfils day $50 especial
program has been arranged but
ufr8ra cards Will Boo distributed 'n
ar thr churches Co give tho people
.f ~H|n uu opportunity TOO oun-
t-.nut. Zoo Tho Belgian cl,.drans yc-
I.,f f.uH
rala. |.Hsa tho trst anniversary
OF ..,tI..f OF tha H..g.su mission go
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
AMERICANS TAXI MANY
PRISONERS IN ATTACH.

W inc NAsoflulfu fffth
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
SN TuE AlsN E- -MARNE FRONT,
july 20 O--Ono American unit since
Thursday has taken 2,Sss prisoners
including ai OFFICERS. while Rnothsr
American unit on the northern front
has captured s.2si. including ~ OF.
floerB.
AmsnR the prisoners we're a col
onel and two majors. all In one
group.
The firing on both sides Increased
after daylight. but the allied guns
Wero much more effective ms re-
ports from the aviatora and obgcrVa-
tion balloons on tho enemy positions
came ln There were numerous
bombing raids by tho airmen this
morning
The northern haif Of the Solssons-
Chateau Thisrry line IL now Tar be-
yond Nierzy, 70 the east. and there
have been bitter struggles IN this
territory. The gilies biz guns COM
mand the bridges southeast OF sois.
sons
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
High Water Mark Of German
Movement Past, General
March Says in Review.
AMERICANS TO GIVE POWER
With 100000 sent over
Enough Force Assured to
Keep up Battle.

WASIuNGTON. Iuy co.. ...I.r
high water mark NJ rh, German ..
fcnsiyo moyemcu, boo Im., Uas
been reached ana tho infa... ..H
IN possing 10 the uIIod and American
armies This if tho lr.uu I.tu
from General Fochs sudden ..m,.
attack on tho Auu, Narup rm Dob
American military leaders General
March. CHIEF of staff today nt
members OF the senate military .um-
mlttcr Later. he uuuogn,,t that
American troop shipments had now
exceeded 100000. IU-urlUE tho
man-power Co hold tho initiative on
the western front Official reports
show "a maximum penetration OF tho
Hun lines N 10 milrr and an aver.
Ihge ~ seven miles on a s.mlc
front
Tho direct objective of General
FoCh'a counter stroke. General
! March told Newspaper mru fu-uis
weekly conference. is tho railway
that feeds the German forces iH The
Chateau Thierry region. AlrCldy o.
has boon attained for the French
and American forces arc either
8strIie. the line aFrrrtaln points CO..
have II under direct gum frr at
short rang. rendering Do unuNb,r
LyDn as General March spoke nm
/ official reports flashed over the
/ cables indicating that tho German
Withdrawal from the sector south of
/ tho Marnc had begun under threat
/ uf tho ourIsh uf Gtunfu ManriuH %
attacking army in tha cnew 8
rear.
The withdrawal wa ror,secu by
General MSrCh when French ana
American shells began raining on
me railway
Sit Divisions Battling Huns.
The American chief ut starr iold
with Evident satisfaction. OF the fact
that six American divisions gro bat
Ting with tho French and FOR the
nrtt tine revealed the4r identity.
! They either are ON the advancing
lines between SoiHguns and Chateau
Thiorry ur on those That are pressing
fhe CnHmy along The Mune RON
where There is reason 90 bDhe'' the
German may suffer serious losses
10 men and material before thcy
roach safety sin another division
OF Americans is with General tou-
faud tho French leader who COM
mands east or Rheims. where the
enemy assault hlt against stone
Wall OF defense.
Two regiments OF Amcrpan negro
troops also arc known 10 be en-
rrgrd one Is east ug Rheims whore
thr Americans hold the sight flank
OF the whole front OF attack when
tho German assault began. lust az
the Americans GO Chateau Ihierry
held firm on the LETT flank The
other is with ne attacking forces on
the SuIssons-C hatcau Thiory Inc
General March made little e'ori
TO conceal his gupon over tGc Turn
OF the fighting llls explanation 81
the disposition " tho American
forces indicates that Of least lse.ooo
American fighting troops are IN me
battle. and probably the total i'r'r
's nearer 500 600 than 100000 tacg
division las "a fighting strength or
27 OOO men and each Of the Two dI-
tnchad negro regiments a.'nF',.
OF $500 Tho fuIl strength or 'A,'
COkTUFD uE r'NE EIuh'
SECOND NfillNN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
BRITISH AIR S0UADR0NS
STILL BOMB HUN PLANTS
go Hcyond Rhine aud Bomb Wnrks
NJ Bcni Railway Trains Are
Also Attacked.

LONDON. Ju'y 49, Hrisu
bombing suuaIrone' again hnEo u-
vaded Germany and have FOuo be.
yond tho rhine An gnuounccmap;
from th" Ulr ministry says that
ooHus were diopped ON h' Benz
works az Mannheim on Tho rail
way station ut lleIGrlhurE. ON blast
furnaces lu the snur district ana ON
q powder factory ai O4erndorf the
latter having been bombed today
fire resulted ht the Uoul wUrlr
Railway Trains also we're attacked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
RESERVES BROUGHT UP
Franco-Americans Push
on Despite Stubborn
Battle.
LOSS or ENEMY is HEAVY
Prisoners Now Number
10000: British Are
Pushing On.

PARIS, July 20 The Germans.
Siolontg attacked on their right
flank ahd south of the Marine" says
tho war office announcement to-
night have been compelled to re.
treat and rocross the river
The French hold the entire
southern hank Of tho Marne More
than 10000 prisoners and more than
400 guns have BEEN captured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
TULSA is TO GET S5,3l7
This Is ApportIonmcnt ~ Iircmcns
Pension Fund from state.

OKLAHOMA CITY. July 90.
Distribution OF the tisemrn pension
tund Is now being made by a D.
WEIGH insurance commissioner z No
lsl1 legislature appropriated i.'.
pVO TO be used this year. but The do.
parlment has collected S3G,S5t only
ihht amount stipulated by the l'..
stature. however. can be used n
the distribution. Tulsa gets Tho
,irEest amount tb,8l7. whlo Ot.-
noInh city Ia second with 1'uHE
msukogee gets atl29 and Miami
~ lzS or the whole amount ouI.
leo'cd from cities Oklahoma CITY
contributed if7J1. Tulsa, 1sI6s.
t1,T23.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Fifteen Killed, IN
Hurt When Cars
Meet Near ChcIscd

JACKSON. Nich. julN 90
Fifteen persons Wcrc killcd and
thirty othcr~ imiurcd MANY -rri-
ousl,, Whlst u Dclroii7ruuud lIW.
itod passenger gar rUd n west.
bound freight ear collidrd head
on one mile west uf Chelsea Ht
$50 o'clovk Tonight according tu
information received from that
cit, at mldniahl tuuiahf
SN of the dead were U,trult .pi-
dlrr4 uu route to Detroit from
Camp Custer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
ROGERS COUNTY HAS BIG
LOT RECLASSlFICATl0nS
District Board Upholds % out ~ 50
Cases Appealed BY Local Dran
Bonrd Agent

Special 70 The World
CLAREMORE. July 20. Judge ~
Jennings government appeal nEen,
for the Rogers county draft board.
90 far has appealed 90 eases TO the
district board AZ Tulsa and has been
sustained by the district board 90
umea ITO will nuw appeal from
Claremore and nciEhboring commu-
mites ~ caats
Class ! OF the Itogers county dros
list was completely exhausted when
tho feclaNiflcation work began
The hoard Is now through and ciass
has hctwcen four and five hun.
drcd regiEirants ready for service as
soon ns the district board saufles the
action or the local board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
GERMANS ARE FORCED
TROM RosSIGNoL WOOD.

LONDON. July 90 The Germans
under heavy pressure. have been
forced 60 withdraw from Rossignol
wood. between Hebuterne and Buc-
luoy. and this strateglcally import.
ant position IN now IN the hands OF
the British, This announcement
was made tonight In the official
Htatemcnt from the war office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
BERLIN ADMITS GAINS
AND CLAIMS REPHl.sT.

berlin, via London, duly 20
While admitting certain gains by
the British and also tho French the
latter in tho Aisne- Marns battle.
German headquarters today declares
that the enemy thrusts southwest OF
sOiaaonn In the center Of tho line
and northwest OF Chateau Thlcrry
were repulsed
Tho German war office adds that
the German troops we're Withdrawn
from the south bank ~ tho Marne
river without being noticed by tho
eiicmy"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
WORK 10 START TUESDAY
Luncheon ht uut, Mlst Nttcudcd
Nv NJ Officials to Viau f1r
llai-ing funds

Tho financial division u0 iue lrug
in charge of prrwpuHu. Tor tb,
I Confederate Veterans reunion viii
80 into tho trenches TuDadsy with q
800 600 fund nH itH objective. The
army has been thoroughIr organised
and most Of the men urc veterans
Of campaigns ~ tho past many be
ms decorated for distinguished Hor, %
leo In tho last Liberty loan drive
Personnel OF tho mems battaliona
have already been named The Of
fenslve will be under the direction
Of uenere liuslmo n " King " hos.
atartegy ~ unquctslonod. llO wiz
have under him seven batnllons
each under rommand Of major
who will have n 6umber Of captains
with teams In his unit
Mrs ora l.. frost has been namsd
90 organize the women of the ults
for the campaign. The women are
expected 10 perform Nith their usual
efficiency and viii have charaa Of
booths, street work and office build
ingn.
Luncheon u, Noon.
The workers Will meet at iun-
cheon AT Hotel Tulsa at noon whan
the first reports Of the campaign
will be made public. II u expected
that the noon reports will put the
fund we'll toward tho . 100000 nwrk.
Buttona have been obtained tnd
viii be given 10 contributors 10 the
fund TO that Tulsa may know those
who are doing their duty.
Moving pictures OF the las, con.
vcntlou al Washington have arrived
and peglnninK Tuesday will bn
shown at all theaterH In tho city. Az
there Ia but one film available. u
viii bo passed along until Il han been
shown In all theatee. This IL de-
signed 10 give Tulsans an idea OF
the maenltuds OF the task they have
undertaken in entertaining the con-
FOfSwlns 10 ths organization that
VIII put over the campaieni
X. II. King, Eensralissimo.
Capt O. n mccullough, banks.
Capt. Fred Downs, stationery; capt
~. NJ. o'HAra, mills and feed stores;
Capt, J. u. brooks, pipe companies.
Capt J. l. Palmer, dryers Capt
George Bell telephones. Capt. w. IT,
Holmes. plumbers.
Major I,abbl Menkcs.
Capt Harry Hebron, Jewelers.
Capt N. s. wassermnn. pawnbrok-
eral Capt 4, w. sAhin. shoestoresi
Capt. j. ~. Fleming. tail0rk. capt
]. q. Rosaer, furniture FlnrcH: capt.
", Madsnsky, clothing stor@ Capt. .
w A. 0oodner, produce.
Mai n. r. weils
capt Ernest i,oomls. restaurants;
Cant n AANtN. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Federal Court Rules
Against Gas Increase

NDNNEATOLlS. Nflnn. July 20
TuIro Wilbur Booth, in federal
eau-f here today held that Eas dis
frinliIur companies Of cities boz Kan
4rr could not increase their rates
.ihout hk approval
Judge Eoouh.s holding also ar
f-ru Missouri cities whore tho
urlnr ntc has been put into cf-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
TELEGRAPHERS ORGANIZE
Employees Elect Hayes President
Adopt Constitution.

CHICAGO. July 90 The general
assembly OF the Association Western
Union Employees, which met here
ten days ago, today adopted q con
stituuon. elected Joseph =. Hayes.
San Francisco, Cal. president,
named 70 board OF directors and so-
locted chicago for It's general head
quarters Robert p Fisher Of Hous-
ton Texas. WAS elected vice prcsI-
dent
Tho declaration OF principles in
dorscs the policy OF arbitration IN
wgFc disputes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
URGED TO START TRAINING
Crowdcr Calls On Mon IN Class Z Not
to wait Until Called 10 Camp.

WASHINGTON. july ao Pro
vost Marshal General oroWdrr today
issued an appeal to Am mon OF class
= oauur upon them tu begin now
their preparation aH ca, eu sol
HI.rs t1 defend the ouptry and Rot
wait until they have actually been
called into camp.
The men gro urged 10 interest
themselves now iu roldiurinF TO
learn something OF Tho different
branches of the military service and
10 tit themselves physically for the
rigorous duties 81 soldiers lifr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
DEAD AND PRISONERS
ONLY GERMANS LEFT.

LONDON, July 2o.--"No Germans
remain south of the MArne except
prisoners aud dead
This message la sent by the Rsu-
tor correspondent at French head
quarters and Is timed saturday eve
ming
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

NJ MlNNEAPOLis, July 2O.-CharIcf
rs. flanpllb' veteran neWepaper
man anq many years managing edl.
tor and business manager of ibe Min
ueopolIs Tribune. died here tofay
He was 5q years old
DR. Hamhlu retired from active
newspaper work four years ago after
suffering "a breakdown ina health
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
BALFoUR ANSWERS HUNS
fclCium Offer Means Germany
Wants other Territory He says.

LONDON. July 40 Foreign Sec
."Ary BRlfour was speaker At To-.
Gays celehTntion in London ot Bel
Gums Independence day. taking up
Tvs address the recent utterances Of
uuht Won Hertling. tho German Inn
ptrlal chancellor regarding Bel
Eium
w. kalfour called attetlon To- the
"lhoeuors announcement that he
was prepared 70 treat Belgium as a
psWn' That moa mt, declared tho for
Nn secrctary, that the chancellor
EgHS prepared 70 give up Belgium II
~ we're Siewed to retain some
olhor terftprY In Europe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Roosevelt Is
Wounded and Taken
TO French Hospital

OYSTER BAY. N. y. July go.
MAJ Theodore Roosevelt, lr. has
been slightly wounded and taken
tD "a hospital to Paris according
90 q cable message received to-
night hy his father. Colonel The0-
lore Roosevelt. from his uauph-
tCr. ln-hw. MIS- Theodore Eootc.
welt lr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21
Ilycr II Killed

SAN DIEGO cal. July 90 All
bert Melvin Emery. cadet flyer nt-
ts,hed 20 the aviation school ~ fm
reri1l Beach. near here. WA Killed
south Of that place last night. fall
ing 1000 fcrt in a hu spin Emery
vac doing acrobaue dying at tha
time of the accident His homo vlH
n .M,uhington state.
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Capt Harry Hebron, jewelers.:
Capt N. s. wasserman. pawubrok-
eral Capt 4, w. Akin. shoestores;
Capt. j. n. Fleming, tailots: capt
J. q. Rosaer, furniture glnrcH; capt
", MadRnsky, clothing stor@ Capt
w. A. 0oodner, produce.
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CLAREMoRE PnLlCE GET
TWO ALLEGED BESERTERS
Toys state They Had Rather 60 70
Prison Than to War and Run
Risk OF Being Killed.

special 70 The world
'lAEEMORE. Okla. July 40 -
Fred Purns. aged ~. and Dav.
brott. aged 90. were takou from a
issNrthbound Frisco freight train bv
me city police hero Friday morning.
They wore tho uniform ~ the army
and nre alleged 20 be desertera from
Fort SIN
Thcharresting Officers say thev
stated they would rather 20 to prison
than 20 war and run the risly Of be-
ing Killed. They are now In the
county fail here pending instructions
from Fog sill