davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

That the water in which rice has
haan houed should always be used Il
makes an admirable substitute FOR milk
IN cream soups 81 all kinds. Il IS
always smooth and contains nour!sh
mant and slightly thickens the soup
Moreover. Il is especially easy 70 use
a II has no tendency 70 curdle when
combined with acid. such as tomato.
which milk sometimes shows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12
PAJAmAs.

Patamas. 700. re made h ais fash
ion. without any sleeves. Sometimes,
indeed the ,wo pieces X front and
back come 70 points on che shoulders
where they are lied with -i5uons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

That a nice pie crust can he made
from oatmeal To make L according
TO government recipe grind two cups
~ oatmeal very ene IN the meat grind
Or. scald with a cup II boiling water.
ADD a tablespoon of Fat. mix thorough
" and roll .h!n Line a small pie tin
n ,art Tin with the mixture and bake.
Serve with some nice pie mixture. Cut
~ peaches piled into this crust md
.1or topped of with whipped cream ~
WITH white Of egg ueriague and slipped
INTO a rot over Just long enough 70
brown. make A dish At FOR times u
peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

giving many dress
parties I'm these
war da Va. In one 3
bathing get up.
however, there is
n glorious oppor
tunity TO go In
for any sort Of eff
feet you may fancy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12
ABOUT THE FOOD
SITUATION
DID you KNOW

"HAT 70 = not now considered
suitable wheat substitute? That
is rye Is not liberty bread, FOR
re II being conserved FOR the Allies
now 70 such an extent that We are
not urged 70 Use Il instead II wheat.
The substitutes are chiefly corn. BAR
lev. oatmeal ard rice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

Ivory color -atine = the material q
one bathing cape hat $ strikingiy
trimmed with a very wide cape collar
~ bright colored crocheted WOOL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

That hom!ny may be used n any
recipe instead 81 nacaroni. spaghetci
or vernlicelli.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

That in making any sort y cooked
meat loaf bit q corn meal cooked
With The meat VIII give Au-k % me
loaF and add 70 is favor For cold
loaf corn meal cooked n This way 2e.ps
give body 70 the loaf as = readily
3eNtes with the meat tuice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

That potato -four. although = - ex-
penslve. and much heavier than wheat.
corn. barley Or oatmeal goes .onS
way-that 5 . say. only a A;tle q Il
is needed for a large amount OF mois-
tyra cake .hat calls Tor a cup Of
uhaa. eour takes hardly more than a
half a cup OF potato aour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12
LITTLE THINGS
FOR THE
FAIR BATHER

MO moro fussinR ami tuning with
IN bandsna bathing scarfs Ut caps
that must 30 coazed and
wheedlef into position There are
compact little rubber caps ~ all coiors
and many designs that can re- pulled
right over the head and are - tigtt
ami waterproof that they perfectly
protect the hair They ere not AZ oil
expensive One noat little model that
nts well down over he forehead and
has rubber frinRed tassei hanging
over tho left ear and cheek costs DIt
sixty FIVE cents y may 30 bought n
alrnoat any color you Wish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

A more elaborate but extremely ser
vicesbls bathing cap - Cnafe .ngeo-
Iously u rubber roses 81 NAT = looks
Ike a lowered turban Y nay BE hs1
IN any color. bat In rose -coiored rub
Der 4 e most attractive u would -
charming IN rose when roru 18th n
all-black bathing suit = costs about
FIVE dollara
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

That rice four serves admirably 70
.hicken all grav!es and sauces, giving
a smooth texture and sood taste.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

THAI ,,o~n starch may always he
used FOR yhicken.ng where wheat hour
IS ordinarily called for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12
a Good Lotion,

ttara L d very allnnia freoi.le lat.olt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12

NOV IS the time 70 plan for next
M years flower garden and vege-
table garden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-12
EMBROIDERY NOW
SEEMS THE THING

.HAT beaded trimming s rapids
giving way 10 embro!dery. seems
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04

II -
Therr'n be time enough lot m'u'
the boys come home IRON h.o ,he
We ran dine again on hohty
llaEs from danger itec ,x. han
There " be time enough Tor p''S
the victory Ia won, - ..h., opr
Time enough 10 Eh'her treasure
heavy task Ia done, ,.t. .tth a
But right now We must ne "'"e
single aim In view, $500 ~. ,.nrs
All we hsvs Ne must be gVlhg 10 '
We have 10 do
Theren be time Tor selfish h"ot IN '"'
glad and glorious ycsrs 49,. ..h.,
When we've shaathod once NOR" w
ard we've dried all mothers an
Thereil be time Tor selfish sa'tns
these days OF strife are pAt 49,.
And the old flags proudly ,wpe
. peace that's made 10 lnI
But today our boys are dying iot oNu'o
We know IL true u,,,
Noys tho time for self denying. w "u''
oil be soldiers too.
TAsr, n hA time enough for laughter ~hen
the boys Are home again,
We can reach the goals We 70 ai'et N"eu
the bullets cease 30 rain
We can seek cur selfish pleasure,
We can tread our selfish ways
And can fil with gold our measure IN INC
futures happy days
We can tread once more ths clover unoe'
peAerful skies Of blue
Bat until the war 10 ever we've hnk'e
task 10 DO
(Copyright 1918 By Edgar A Guest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
GOVERNMENT IS READY TO
PRESENT |. w. W. PROOF
Witnesses Identify Signatures 10 Bs-
tabiish CORRECTNESS OF Docn-
ncnts SEIZED.

CHICAGO. May 2.-The govern
mcut today cleared the way for
presentation Of evidence intended 20
prove that il2 leaders of the In
dustrial Workers ~ the World on
trial In federal district court here
entered a conspiracy last year 10
obsTruct enlistments, munitions pro
duction and other war measures
A number Of witnesses. all en-
plnyes and members OF the T. w. W.
appeared for the government and
Identified signatures. literature and
alleged seditious matter but all OF
them asserted that there had been
no secrecy about the activities OF the
organization
Tho object Of the government IN
calling these wtnerSes was to e.
ta hlish In the records identity Of
documentary evidence seized In the
governments raid last S@pter Der
and thlS prevent possible delays
through legal tCchnicalities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
NOT TO USE WHEAT UNTIL
NEW CROP, WOMEN PLEDGE


HOT SPRINGS, Ark, May a.
Resolutions calling on congress 10
pass Immediately n bone dry pro
hibltion act that would cover the
period OF the war; demanding OF
congress the immediate enactment OF
the pending resolution for submls'
sion OF woman suffrage To the va
rious legislatures OF the states. and
,piedging ali the members OF the or
ma niaation 10 abstain from the use oi
wheat until the next crop Is harvest
ed, we're features or the days sesEfor
OF the biennial convention OF tbs
General Federation OF Women's
Clubs. The subject Of the nert meet.
ing place OF the convention has not
been raised, there being no cam
,, psiRns on for that honor II Ia prob
able that this matter will be left Ia
the board to determine one year
| hence
Jane Addams. Chicago, III, Miss
Julia Lathrop. Surgeon General Blue
and others took part In the regular
convention program today, each
speaking on war topics solely. This
"war service" convention OF the fed
GRAFTON has been thus far wholly de-
voted 10 the discussion Of war work
the organization Of The women into
units TO carry out the various phases
OF the work, and pledging all the
women OF America To every need the
government may announce.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Zeebrugge Channel Is
Blocked; Germans Are
Attempting to Repair

LONDON. May --latest TO-
ports show the Gormans are dis-
playing grcat activity In endca,
ormE to repair the damage caused
at IcehrusEe, the German hub.
marine base on the BclsIhn coast
hv the british naval raid Tho
channel stlll remains blocked ,nd
1t rs thought likely It viii remain
so tor "A connuenblc time
Apart nom tho fact that the
entrance rs occups~d Uy two
sunken concrete vessels, the po-
siuou 81 the sunkcn cruiser the
tis. which il at the cdgu OF tho
shoJ IN likely to Increase tho
difficulties OF dredging and pro.
vent tho harbor from being soon
cleared Up.
Admitpl lclliCoc former urt
sea lord. has sent warm oongrat -
ulatious to Admiral kcNcs m
command " the naval forces AZ
the time OF thc raid, ON his
achievement lmns for the en-
terprisc wcro guhnitted and APP
proved by Admiral JcihcoC, when
he was first sea lord
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Campaigns Enters liHal Day With
Minimum Goal not Yet on
cially Passed IN sales.
BILLION EXCESS HOPED FOR
Treasury Officials Not Ovcrhopcful
of Going Much Beyond;
speed l. Urged,
CHICAGO AND BOSTON OVER
Other Districts Sure They win rRr
100 Per Cent Line; banks To
stay Open Late,

WASHGNGTON. May 5--Vith only
ono day of the third Liberty loan
campaign the total subscriptions to.
night rose nearly to the $1,000, ,ooo,-
600 level leaving a big task for loan
workers tomorrow 70 gather enough
eleventh hour pledges to insure the
billion or two oNcrscriptlon sought
by the treasury
official reports tonight showed
1890 $4,000, an Increase since last
night OF ElS9.2S3,700, which Is the
higgest days business ever recorded
-FOUR weeks ago II was Aid Addi-
ional subscriptions obtained after
reports were filed might send the
total above three billion.
The campaign will close officially
at midnight Saturday. local time,
and most o; the countfy's 27,000
banks will remain open through the
evening to accommodate procrastin- .
ating bond buyerH without doubt
the day will he tho biggest OF the
campaign, for as Ia the last two
loans. big business interests have
failed until almost the final hour TO
.filc their subscriptions, and thou
sands OF small bond buyers have put
off entering their names on the
honor roll. The total also will he
boosted tomorrow by the recording
OF subscriptions already made bu,
not supported by initial payments
and consequently not officially re-
ported.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
PIERCE OIL CORPORATION
IS ORGANIZED IN MERGER
ConaoIidAtion Of An Properties Of
PicrCr-ForIlyce on Association
Announced nt Dallas.

DALLAS. May 3.-Cunsolidation
Of all the properties OF the Pierce
Rprdyce OH association into one or
ganization known as tho Pierce on
association was announced hero to-
day by T.. G.. Colley OF New York,
secretary and comptroller OF the as
sociation. The consolidation is ct-
fective as of April 80, 1918, The
merger is sequel TO tho recent de-
cision OF Texas courts that the Pierce
OIL association should be permitted
to do business in Texas. For sev.
eral years the Waters Pierce on
company had been barred from the
state because Of alleged violation or
the Texas antitrust law. The
Pierce Fordyce concern, which mas
been operating In Texas, was CON
Quoted entirely independent OF the
Pierce association.
The Pierce on association Is a
$4,000 900 Virginia corporation and
has property In Missouri. Oklahoma
Arkansas. Louisiana, and Mexico.
ConsoIl dalton OF the two properties.
Mr.. Coiley said, would permit OF
many extensions and economy IN
operation. More extensive produe-
tion In Texas, and Oklahoma ne
said. was 10 be expected at once.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
FIRST commercial Compact With
Northern mrupcan Ncutrsls l.
signed by War BOARD.
HUNS DENIED NATIONS AID
No supplies from United States To n,
Used e. RcplAO~ Exports Ca
Central powcrp
EXPORT TO AMERICA OPEN
Nurwccian- to Get supplies From
This Country and Ia send Avail
ahIc Products Here.

NASHINGTnN. May Signlns
OF a general commercial agreement
between the United states and Nor
way, tho rrst agreement of the Kind
TO he entered into hy America win
one of the north European neutrais
was announced tonight by the war
trade boarI.
Under the agreement Norway l'
assured of supplies 10 cover her osti'
mated needs no far AS they can he
furnished without ,detriment TO ths
war needs ~ the United States aud
~ associates and Norway on her
part agrees to permit unhampered
export To America ana ite allies W
ali products not needed FOR home
consumption.
It is provided that nons OF the
supplies imported from the United
states ur Us associates or forwarded
with tho aiu OF American hnnke'
coal shalt 40 directly or indirectly
TO the central powers 10 bo used tt
replace commodities exported Ia
those countries This applies IL
anything produced by ANY auSiliarle'
To production obtained under tht
agreement
The agreement was signed b,
Vance &. Mccormick, chairman o'
the war trade board, and Or. Frit'
Joff Nansen. the famous explorer, OF
special mission 10 this eountrl
from NorwAN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
BAKER TO PROSECUTE AIR
DELAYS IF NEED APPEARS
Fu"S'ng borglum Charges and
othcr Information, but Has
Rcachcd No Couc,usion

.. ASH lNGTON. May s-s.or.
-. maker announced lsto toda,.
- .+ was studying the renort as
CO., "a ar production made bv "a,
a., horglum, the SCULPTOR and ~ NV,
a,,o a. nc found facts in il to warraa. r,a.
quiry. Hh OFFICIAL in
- Mr. Baker said he no, orIv ,.a
tt horglum charges, but All othn.
,'ld lon reaching the war A.
ssi.,,,,h' In connection with ~.
no, l,'uoh program, but that he Ma
a.. s., reached any conclusior o.
~. subject There probabIv ,yi,,
no action until the comnIs,s ~ rn
~ OF the special committee hsadad
~, "nowden Marshall OF New YorS
u appointed by President vyiiSas
w. investigate the aircraf, sttuanon
auuiIlltted TO the president
-, .creLary Baker intimatad tod,
- ,,,a' u his investigation led him ~
~ ~ conclusion that legal act,oU
isIul1 he taken against any indi'
k.lt.Al or individuals he wouId No,
iuAte either to order trial OF r,iIJ
- Offenders by court-martiai nr
~, :, .ranster the whole matter 10 ,ba
.l',n9rn"y-E general for action In a..
O'iI courts II that was deemed wis"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
ROADS LOSE HUNDRED
MILLION IN EARNINGS
Record Of Government Operation for
Thrcc Months Period Eyp~t-
Ell, offi,ais Say.

WASH INGTON, May a--DurinE
tho first three months Of government
equation Ilt American railroads
showed "a net operating income of
t54,1Os,s0l against siit.0li,ss9 Tor
The same period under private d.
rection In 1917.
Tho ninlngs report indicates
roughly that the government loat
moro than iio0. 600, 900 In operation
OF tho rain Dads during January,
Februaty ana March although rail.
road admlnlstrntion officials looked
for such iecord as result OF bad
weather ana traffic losses IN Japu-
airy. They believe the loEs will be
made up in later months.
March earnings. although far be-
low normal, are almost twice ~
much as IN February and are much
bettcr than In January. when az
felt In railway operating income
was reported.
commsroe commission reported ths
item Of met operstlns inceme'
which is the basis for Eovernmeh'
| corn pensstton This for tho II
roads reporting amounted to sse,'
SOS, 900, which la the operating IN
come, lees expenditures f0r equip
mnnt rents and Joint facility rents
FOR the same roads IN the cor
responding period Of last year this
item was si8s,o00,o0e.
The commissions report 10
March In " complete. since return,
are expected from w addiuoha
roads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
IRISH BILL NOW SAID TO
BE ASSUMING FINAL FORM
Parliament May He Provided. Ac-
cordisg 10 Statements Of Lon
don Papers.

LONDON, May 3---contrary to the
Daily News statement OF yesterday.
the Times and the Daily Chronicle
today say that the government In
going ahead with an Irish home rule
bill, which Ia assuming definite
shape.
The Times Gays II understands the
government IL approaching the sub
iect from the standpoint OF a gen
eral constitutional revision, and the
preamble would establish a federal
principle for the whole United King
dom. II will propose a parliament
for the whole of ireland, with spe-
cific powers recommended in the re-
port Of the Irish convention.
There is reason TO believe. adds
the Times, besides the safeguards for
Ulster suggested by the convention.
another safeguard may he provided
In the form OF an Ulster committee,
with power OF a veto over legislation
and possibly OF administration af
fecting Ulster.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
.PRATHER ONCE SAVED
PAYS DEATH PENATY
Negro ElcctroCutcd at McNlc-tcr for
Murder of Ccilmntc while Scr,-
Ing IIfo Term,

SpcftAl 10 inc Nofus
MALEsTER, May AT Il 22o
this morning John Henry Prather.
negro. who was convicted In the dis
trlct court of Plttsburg county on
July II. 1917 on the charge OF mur-
dering Charlie Ross. fellow con
yict and his cellmate. was electro
cuted In the electric chair In the
state penitentiary, The current was
turned on at 1880 and eight shocks
were sent through the body before
'prather was pronounced dead This
was the second time ana for tho
same offense that Prather had faced
a death sentence by verdict OF an
Oklahoma jury. On July 20. 1911,
he was decreed 10 die by execution
by "a jury In Oklahoma county on
the charge OF the murder OF a white
man at Oklahoma City. but ten min q
utes before the time for carrying II
out he was granted executive elem
cncy by Governor Lee Cruce, and
his sentence commuted 10 life i'm
prisonment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
TO VOTE TODAY ON SEDITl0n
Conference Report on Pcnaiixine
Disloya Acs Up In Senate.

WASHINGTON, May 3-.-An agree
ment TO vote at 4 o'clock tomorrow
on the conference report on the sedi-
ton bill penalizing disloyal acts and
utterAnces was reached late today by
the senate after another day Of at
tack on features alleged TO limit
freedom OF speech and extending the
postmaster generals mail censorship
power.
Criticism of the messurc was con.
tinued nv several senators. led by
Senator Sherman OF Illinois. Repub-
bean. who again aAsailed admlnistra- b
tion officials including Attorney
General Gregory and Secretary
Baker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
VICTOR TALKING COMPANY
IS ILLEGAL COMBINATION
judge Hand Issues Dissolution kc-
stralnlng Order In New York
Federal Court.

NEW YORK. May s-The Victor
Talking Machine company was hold
TO be an illegal combination in re-
stralnt of trade In final decree
signed late today by Federal Judge
Augustus N Hand The court Issued
the usual dissolution restraining or
ders In such cases.
The government alleged In It's pc
tition that the Victor Talking Ma
chine company had systematically
made contracts and engaged in
combinations In restraint OF trade In
violation OF the sherman antitrust
Law.
In directing n decree agninst the
company the court found that the
concern had eliminated competition
among wholesale distributors and
retail dealers in the United States
purchasing and selling it, products
and had otherwise restrained trade
and commerce by bringing about
An agreement that restrictions pro-
mulgatod ty tho company with re-
srect to re-sales. persons and terri
tory would be observed Approx
mately ITO wholefale distributors
aud 1000 retail dealers were at-
fected. according 10 the courts
findings.
Prohibition against restrictive or
territorial Agreements regarding re
sale prtree, warnings TO distributors
and dealers and refusal TO sell de-
fendants products TO dealers fail
Ing TO observe the restrictions are
Included In the orders. The COM
pany IN also enjoined from requiring
VIII holeNale and retail dealers selling
Its products to refrain from using
or permitting TO be used talking ma
chimes, records or appliances pro-
diced by rival manufacturers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Coal Strike Adds TO
Troubles of Austria

ZURICH May 2-The strike In
The DombroWa coal fields, tho larg'
est IN eastern Russia. according IA
= CracoW dispatch 10 the Neue Hu-
richer Zeltung is the biggest and
most serious of any outbreak since
tho Austrian occupation OF Poland
Tho strike boran on April 8, and
extended speedily 10 all the mines
lin the district The Austrian au-
thoritlcs took severe reprcssivo mea-
sures without avail and finally sua.
pended tho entire passenger traffic
~ the TERRITORY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
Conference Called TO
ProUe American Unity

NEW YORK. May 3.--For tho
ayowed purpose Of convincing both
Germany and the entente powers
that the American people will accept
nothing less than peace with victory
n conference OF governors and ex-
governors will he held al indcpen-
dence hail, Philadelphia. May II. II
WAS announced here today In CON
neouon with the convention NJ the
League Ia Enforce Peace. Twelve
governors and forty three former
state executives have accepted ifivi-
tations 70 be present.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
GORE TO LEAVE CAPITAL
FOR BENEFIT OF HEALTH
Acts on Advice OF Physician; Comes
10 Oklahoma for Visit; ab-
scnCc Indefinite.

WAsHINGTON, May 3.-senator
r. +. Gore Of oklahoma, on advice
Of his physicians. will leave wash b
ington sunday night for m Indefinite
pcriod lie will 60 first to Okla
homa for a short visit. and thence
10 his former home In Mississippi
lie announced today that he would
return TO Washington only at inter
walls, his health permitting, on press
ing business.
For some time the senator has not
been well. since his serious illness ot
a year ago and while II Is believed
he is out OF danger IL left him In a
serious nervous state which only "a
long change Of climate viii rcCtlfy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
FWioughs for French
Soldiers Are Extended

PARIS. May 3-Genoral Pctain
has decided that furlouFhs 10 sol
diers. which. in the past few months
have been restricted to cases NJ death
or dangerous Illness of near rela
lives Of soldiers. shall be extended
in future 10 include leaves of alb
sencr IN attend marriages or other
family celebrations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
district of Columbia
Not TO BE Bone Dry

wARHtNGTON. May : - The
house committee on post offices to
dav turned down a proposition to
make tho District ~ Columbia bone
dry Reprcsentnuyo Isodall ~
California told the committee that
congress has been attacked because
the district alone IL exempted from
the provision OF the Lara against ship
ment ~ liquor into dry territory The
committee voted adversely on M
Randalls bin to include the district
IN tho bone dry law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
HELMET MAKING PLANT IS
BURNED AFTER EXPLOSION


NEW YORK. May 5.---The plant
OF the Maurcr steel Barrel company
covering an entire block al Hunters
Point, l.. J.. and engaged In the man
ufacture Of war material mostly
steel helmets for tho government
waH destroyed by fire late today
The fire followed an explosion
The plant was formerly occupied by
the New York CreOsoting company
and was taken over by tho Maurcr
company about is months ago.
About two hundred men were en-
ployed The loss II estimated at
.tl0O, ,00O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-04
CAPTURE 10000 IN
FINLAND. HI'Ns CLAIM.

BERiiN. via London. May a.
Overwhelmingly defeated thu encml
during fivs-day battle near IakhS
and Tavaslhus. capturing 20.0ol
prisoners says the German Off
chi communication iseued this even
ms
From other theatsrs." the COM
munication sddS. there is nothinl
new 10 report"