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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
AS THE GERMAN MILITARY
WRITER'S LOOK AT THE WAR

AMSTERDAM Aug Is" "Equl-
uhIum ON the whole west front is
being slowly restored" i5 the CON
census OF expert military opinion in
Saturdays German newspapers. and
khe ylcw is held that inasmuch as
Surprise attacks failed 90 pierce tho
herman front. the prospects OF a
Aiture piercing pre- diminishing sem
Anbly
II Captain Won sRlsmanns writing in
&he RcLlin. Noss lsche INitung says
No setyAsps in the shifu@ of trOops
<rrom tlN'Eigno uorthwtY ward OF an
bther big oncmy offensive on tho
tsommo Hc adds that on the AiSue
an Independent American army
kroup seems to be in tho course of
formation and offers the eXplana-
Oop that this ~ due 60 American
pride which objects to fighting un-
der fofeiCn command.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
HcInlIle nnIld nn Annr.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1S.-Ollve
dr1b cloth for Manufacture Of
wooden uniforms hes been contract
ed for through the quartermnster 8
department 70 the value of t4.7Og -
$50. the war department tonight an
nounced. Among other purchases
recently approved was one calling
for $500 worth Of potato mashers
a~A- another for til,50O worth OF
hooks and eyes, which IS $4,000
s..-. iue Hat arc 10 be used in
reclaiminE damaged uniforms and
equipment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

WASHINGTON Aug 49, About
sixty thousand box cars. or per
cent OF the total number now un
American railroads. soon will be
discarded by tho railroad admins.
TnuOn ana new caH. orders for
which were placed some rnonths ago
substituted. The cars 10 be- dis.
.7raed have been IN use for about
twenty yenrs and have reached tt,
point wnore. I'm the opinion of otfi.
c.aR their further use would rrsuI,
IN accidents and interruption and
loss In the movement Of freight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Three Special Trains
To Tulsa From Dallas

DALLAS. Texas. Aug is.--At a
fnerNax NJ Confederate orEaniza-
lions. attended by prominent people
throughout Texas. held AZ the city
hail hero this afternoon % was de-
gidcd 90 rnn az least three special
trains 90 tho Tulsa reunion Ad-
dresses were made by prominent
Texans ana by & ~ King. jr, y. +.
Forrcot and col. Tate Brady ~ Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
U. S. MACHINE GUN OUTPUT
SHOWS MARKED INCREASE

WARRINGTON. Aug. ts.--since
the United states entered the war
and ,pp 20 August 10 the war depart
monf announced tonight that iOs.97s
machine guns Of all types have been
produced In this country and ac-
cepted for army use by the ordnance
department OF this total s0,226
have been of the Browning type.
During the week ending April 10.
machine guna passed tnr use to-
tailed G,22S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Japan Torn by Riots
Troopers Fight Mobs
The Weather

TULSA Aug is
Today vas tho hot
lest TULSA has cNps
rcnced this summer
one degree may seem
mot 10 amount 10 e
grrAt deal but there
was plenty Of heat
even in the one de
gree for sll practical
purposes The thtf
NON eter climbod--ilI q
10 iOa and pcrrhed
lhrre for several
hours. Later "a tool
a tumble and col
back to ~ degrees
Wind was from thr
south snd the a.,
was entirely devoid
~ auything remote
ly reSemblinE a cloud
FORESASTs
LHrH AHIAM HHl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Emperor Claims Allies
Violate international
Law in Hun Attack

AMSTERDAM. Aug. Is--The Co.
losne Gazette prints telegram sent
by tho direction of the emperor To-
the burgomaster OF Frankfort stat
ing that the emperor "deeply ympa-
thizes In tho misfortune which has
befalleu tho open town OF Frank
fort as the result of an enemy attack
which waR contrary TO interna
tionnl law and claimed many victims
The telegram requests that the bur
gomaster convey 10 tho victims rpla-
tives the sympathy OF the an high
est
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
ALLIES URGED TO SEND
RElNF0RCEMENTS RAPIDLY


by The Associated rtcst.
VLADIvOsTOK, "Wednesday, Aug.
li.--Generai Diodrichs, commander
~ the CEaSho-slovak forces In ST.
IBERIA, has presented a memorandum
TO tho allied Representatives here
setting forth tho urgent need OF
speedy assistance on a large scale
and that an advance on Trkutak
should be ordered He points out that
N the allied forces do not reach r.
kuiAk within six weeks the delay
will be tantamount 20 the loss Of all
western siberia by the Creoho-
Sloyaks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

CHICAGO, = Aug, Guards
about the Jail where the hundred l.
w W leaders convicted yesterday
NJ conspiracy "a disrupt the nations
war program, are held we're dou-
bIcd Tonight Officials denied that
amy trouble WAS anticipated. hut spr-
cl1l squads Of detectives were on
duty inside and outside the building
Judge Lands vii hear arguments
for q new trial rome time this week
tho exact date not having been set
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Geisha Girls Are Stoned
as They Drive Through
the Streets.
SOLDIERS FIRE UPON MODS
Street Railways Suspend
Worst Since Japan
Opened to World.
BULLETIN.
BY the Associated Press.


TOXIC, Aug. l5.-Thcra
was serious rioting in Toxic
last night. Nobs attacked and
damaged property in the bust
ness and theater districts.
The rioters also entered
and pillaged houses in Asa
kuai, the great recreation re-
sort Of the middle and lower
classes. A number of the dis
turbers were wounded by the
police.
Troops have been called out
in nearly every important city
in Japan. Even the naval sta
ton at Maizuru is affected
by the unrest. Two thousand
workmen there are rioting in
conjunction with the popu-
lace.
At Nagoya, noted for its
manufacture of porcelain, a
mob estimated to aggregate
thirty thousand persons riot
ed. At several places the SOL
diers fired on the disturbers.
At Kobe the soldiers and
police also were obliged to
use sabres and bayonets
against the rioters.
The newspaper comment here
seems 20 Indicate that tho food riots
throughout tho country are an eI-
preston OF growing social unrest
among the people and 10 reflect the
belief that the empire is advancing
toward a social crisis The riots are
spreading. involving alike tho poor
and the middle .clasgcs who feel i'm
PEELED Co protest against economic
conditions
II is remarked that the uprisings
are often anu .caplAllstiC in nature,
tho mob attacking and destroying
the property OF the wealthy ana
volcing anger az evidences ~ lux
ury. Geishn girls have been stoned
as they have driven through Tie
streets in automobiles and tho
houses OF the rich have been as
sailed. While the war has created
millionaires and increased the lux
uries OF the rich. 10 h'rs a'oo in-
creased the misery OF the poor heo
cause of insufficient wages being
paid Factory hands especially are
fomented by the ring leaders OF inc
riots, which are first ~ the Kind TO
occur since Japan was opened TO
western civilization.
Disorders broke out IN Toxic ON
Tuesday might A crowd NJ rive
thousand which was prevented from
congregating In the park, marched
to the Gina, the great ryan thor
oughfare OF the city whcro lh'y
stoned and damaged two hundred
stores and restaurants, raidri tsr
depots and unsuccesstully attacked
the ministry OF the interior Ninety
arrests were made and twenty pu-
iieemen were injured Toxic ton'sh,
ls occupied by heavy dctachmeu's oi
ponce and infantry. The ncWsp'
pers are forbidden TO publish news
or any Kind relative 90 On" rice
riots
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

hy The Aatoctated ifcta.
Gradually the famous LAYS salient
In the region west OF Armentieres is
giving way under the pressure OF the
British. Again Field Marshal Halg's
forces have compelled ,the enemy 10
sock ground TO the eastward where
he will be more secure from the
shells Of the bis gums that for several
weeks have been firing criss-cross
over tho entire salient working
havoc among tho defenders OF the
insecure line.
Likewise tho Germans are being
Nven no rest by tho Franco British
forces north and south OF the somme.
and ne French and Americans along
tho Ncslc and the Americans fn Lor-
raine. also are harrashug them by
artillery fire and local attacks No
where has the enemy had Nhe better
OF any encounter.
In Lorraine. where the Americans
captured the village OF brapeiie. near
st. Die, Saturday morning. they have
1 CONTINUED ON PAGE sIx
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
BOIlSnEVIKI
FORCES DEsIgRTTNO.
ny tn. Associated rrc'a.

~ THH NHH0TINI0d TT0HN
TOXIC. Wednesday, Aug. H.
czech o-Slovak forces from the mari
time provinces OF Siberia lett for
Harbin August n over the Chinese
Eastern railway II " officially an
nounced.
Along the UEsuri front. whore the
enemy forces number 100000 strong.
iuict prevails. ~ Is said. The Boil
Hhcvih and Austro- Germans are Wis
ibly affected by the arrival OF Allied
troops ana tho number OF desertions
from their ranks ia increasing, Il is
reported
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Germany Wants Men
Trained In Gasses
For otter the Var

By The Awociated Spress
WITH THE [ NRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Aug tlh--A German or
der recently found on tho hRflefteld
requests the ar .erent units tn fu-
nish lists OF offnaers and mon who
nave shown aptut noe In the gas sec
tou ana who dc fire 20 continue lu
that service after tho war"
The order invit H. oven inutUotaI
soldiers whose Inf rmlucs do NOT ip-
cauncitate them fWnr this work. To
send in their name 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
PARIS SAYS
AItTILLEHY busy.

PARIS Aug. 1s.--Thorc has been
spirited artillery fighting IN the re-
glun between Canny sur Matz and
RouvfulgneS says the French Off
cial communication Issued this eve
ming South Of the Anore river Ia
today's fighting tho French took zoe
prisoners
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

OSAKA Japan. Aug l4-tNed-
hesdayl -Mobs today pillHEol gro
Gerry and dryFoods stores ana food
depots and set fire TO thrlfr.a and
other buildings Tho military force.
called out 70 maintain order worr
attacked.
Ihe street railways have suspou'-
ed operations at night owing to fna
confusion IN the city and tho govern.
or has forbidden the people 10 goo
out upon the streets after dark.
IL is stated at Maizura. whore tWH
thousand workmen~ from tho naval
arsenal Joined tho populacc boz sack
ing the rice stores. many persons
were Injured In collisions with tho
police
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
AN AVIATOIpS
DAYS WORN

PARIS. Aug. 1S.--Lieut. Reno
Fonck. tho French aviator. shot
down three German Rirplanes on
Wednesday. " les officially announced.
This brings HIS total number OF air
victories up 70 sixty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

MONDAY ard Tuesday generally iair,, .,r
IOuIsIANA. ARKANSAS. EAFF ANp
WFsr .TFNAs. Monday and Tuesday gen
orally fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

PARIS Aug. fisherman bomb.
Ing sauadrons have been very act
i've In bombarding towns behind the
front during the past two days.
There were numerous raids on
Rouen. where ala people were killed.
and five wounded The German
oothas flew an far as Havrs. where
no one was killed and no damass
done. Two consecutive raids on
Vernon caused only material dam
age.
General warnings were given at
pnnkTk and Calais during the pc
riod. At Calais some fifty bombs
were dropped on Friday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

PARIS. Aus. is---Ths French
statement issued today. reads.
There was artillery activity,
which was somewhat spirited be-
tween the Oisa and the AiAne and on
tho Avre front during the night.
Two German surprise attacks In
the Champagne, one eaSt OF Ville-
Sur-Tonrbe, and the other In the re-
gion OF Malson de Champaene
failed completely. The French took
prlsoners."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

LONDON. Aug. is.-JThe Brit
ish troops west of Armcntieres
have advanced their line 20 a
depth OF ono thousand 20 two
thousand yards on n four-mile
front between vieux Bcrauin and
baiiIoai and also made progress
southoast OF Merville. according
to the official statement issued
this evening. The village OF Out
tcrstecn and four hundred pris-
oncrs wero captured.
An advance also has been made
between Chilly and Fransart.
lying north n Roye.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

II is not known Just what stand
viii bo taken by the street railway
companies I'm Tulsa on this matter.
Asked In regard 20 the matter. Har-
old McGrath. manager ofathe Tulsa
Street Railway company. said
IT does not seem practical thing
Tor a town the size of Tulsa. II this
was a biR city. with qne-minute car
service. there would be no confusion
resulting from the installation OF tho
skip stop system, but as II Ia now
there IL likely 60 be some confusion
and a. great deal Of Inconvenience
To the public"
There will be some conclusion
reached by the Tulsa street car In
terests early In the week Il II be-
lievod. According 10 men interest
cd. data from Oklahoma City. Mus
kogea and others OF the large cities
Of the state will be obtained aud
Tulsa will base hor conclusions. to
n great extent on what action Is
taken by these cities,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Americans Kept Busy
Watching for the
Enemy.
FRENCH CITIES BOMBED
Teutons Attempt Surprise
Attacks But Are
Driven 5ack.


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
ON THE NIesLE. Aug. is.--
While the French and American
ana German heavy guns have
been barking nc each other across
the Ncslo, American patrols have
been particularly busy endeayor-
Ing 60 keep informed Of the enc
my infantry movement and 20 as
ocrtAin generally what the enemy
Is accomplishing
A few days ago an infantry cap
tain. while rcoonnoitcring. killed
az lcnst two Germans, and In order
10 ornapc. hid In n shell hole for
is hours while tho midsummer
sun beat down ON him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
"SKIP-ST0P' PLAN
MAY BE INSTALLED
orders From Tucl Administration
ON Conservation Itpcctcd to
Take Effect In September.

WAsluSGTOE. August lg-
street railway companies OF tho
United states we're instructed lr
letters Font out today by rhe fuel
administrator 90 put into effect
tho. "sklp-stop" system on all
lines by tho thd of September
Stato fuel administrators hayo
been ordered 90 obtain the In
ntallatlon OF tho system hY Sop
tcmbcr 10. II possible.
Two million tons Of coal annual
ly may be saved by national elim-
ination Of the practice OF street
railway companies In ttopping
their cars ~ all street intaraec -
tions and tho substitution of stops
every two blocks or at surh inter -
walls. tho fuel administration esti-
mhtoA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

A H. male persons who have reached their
twenty first birthday since June ., 1915
and on or before August 20, 1913. must
register on August -. 1918.
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made Citizens World this
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-04

other ncccSS,try outi'pildngs, one
good well Of 'WItcr two springs and
branch. Price $1,000 per acre.
Terms.
No. 39.-5lij acres Docntcd on
main road from Fountain Tnu to
| Woodruff, t miles from Fountain
Inn, where they have good school
and splendid ch,Irchcs. IS acres in
cultivation, gray soil, > acres in
posture fenced with wire. 70 acres
in woodland, goud orchard. six
room dwelling in fairly good condi-
ition, good Six-stalf barn, Other ont
buildings, good we'll and branch.
Price 5000 per ;a,rc.
No. 4O.-33 ~ acres, located IN
tnaln public road, . miles from
Itown, right at school and church,
f22 acres in cultivation. gray soil,
Small orchard, 1O'acres in woodland.
(SprIng and branch. Price 1850
;pcr acre. Terms.
No. i ! .-37 acres, located orr road
from 'arksdalc to Ora, ~ miles
from Barksdalc, 2 miles from
jchlrch, 30 acres in cultivation. gray
|Soll, seven acres in woodland. good
iorchnrd. two four-roum HORSES, all
necessary outbuildings, two wells
of good water Price F5C0U per
(arrc. Terms.
No. ~. % acres, located ON
good public road, mile from
Fountain Inn, where they have q
good school and splendid churches,
- acres in cultivation, gray soil,
i've acres in hoy wire pasture. 2
acres in woodland, fine orchard,
with 200 young trees, three room
dwelling in good condition. new
barn. good welt Of water. living
stream Price $2,50O.OO.
No. 43, -l2T acres, located on the
man public road from Laurens to
Spartanburg; Smiles from Laurcns
81 mile from Ora, r-2 mile from
school, IA mile of church. 100
acres in goud state Of eultivation
sandy soil with a clay sub-soil, 10
acres in pasture, fenced with wire,
good orchard. II acres in wood
land, clght-room dwelling with two
halls, in first class condition ono
%'X-room tenant house, two four
room ten@nt houses, all in, good
shape, barns and all other nccos-
sary outhuildings, three good wells
or water, living stream.
No. fi.-143 acres, located on
public road, Z miles from Laurens,
Z miles from school, | 70 miles Of
emu t'G 70 Ncrcs in cultivation,
sandy soil with red clay sub
soil, 10 acres in pasture fenced with
wire. 40 acres in woodland. good
orchard. seven room dwelling in
good condition, two very good ten
ant houses, all necessary outbnild.
rings, two wells and Branches
Price $5,0O0.00.
NO. h.-65 acres, located ON good
public road, 3 IL miles from town
IL mlpe from school and
church. As acres in cultivation
gray soil, lS acres in pasture
fenced with barbcd wire, fine
orchard, slx-room dwelling in good
condition, new four-room tcnant
honsc, good barns, and all other
necessary outbnildings, fine we'll Of
water, good spring and branch.
Prlce $1,000 per aore. Terms.
No. 46.--56 acres, one mile OF
Cold Point, with good dwelling and
OuthOuses. Price $4,000.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-09-04

40. 52.--j2 acres, located on ;NIb-
he road leading from Ware Shoals
to Laurcns, miles from !.arrcnS
| ! mile from school - mile from
church. 80 acres in cultivation. g7.uy
SOL, four Hcrcs IN pasture, fenced
with barhcd wire, ,?5 acres in wowd-
land. young orchard. scvcn-roun
dwelling, good barn, cotton house
and other outbuildings, good wei
or water. one spring, two branches.
20 acres in pine timber shat VIII
pay for the place. Price $1,000
per acre Terms.
No. 33.-f29 acres, located orr
good public road 10 miles from
lhurcns, | II miles from school.
II mile of church. 80 acres in cuI-
tlvatIml, chocolate and red soil, ~
acres III pasture, fenced with wire,
6O acres in good timber. small
orchard, SiN-rnom dwelling in good
condition. small barn and cotton
house, good well, branch and creek.
This place rcnrS for $500 pounds Of
lint cotton. Price $1,000 per acre
No. 81 TT Aclcs, 6 miles from
towr, 2 ~ miles from school. 2
miles from good church, 60 acres,
IN cultivation, red and gray soil.
ID acres in IMrbcd wire pasture.
good bottom land. 40 acres in wood
land, young orchard. four-room
dwelling Wifi hall, four very goo,R
tenant houses. one good barn. one
branch, two wells, annual rental of
1000 pounds Of lint cotton. Price
k25.O0O per acre. Terms.
No. 35.-6U acres. located four
mlfcs from town, mile from school
right at guod church, 40 acres in
cultivation. red soil, five acres i'm
good pasture, 10 acres in woodland,
small orchard, four-room dwelling,
good well and two living streams.
annual rental 1000 pounds Of Tint
cotton. This is good land and well
worth wlrat we arc asking for it.
Price $500 per acre.
No. 36.-75 acres, located on
main public road leading from
Greenvif[c to I.aurcnS, IL miles
from Laurcns. 34 mile from good
school, I mile from church, 4y acres
in cultivation, gray soil Is acres in
pasture, fenced with hog wire, 25.
acres in woodland, good orchard,
nlnc-room dwelling in vccy good
condition. one thrcc-room tenant
house, barn, cotton house asrd other
necessary Outbuildings, tao wells,
living stream. This place rents for
1000 pounds Of lint cotton. Price
$4,000 per acre. Terms
No. 81 81 acres, located on road
from Fountain Inn to Woodruff. 4
miles from Fountain Inn. l-2 mile
from school. | mile, from churcn, 80
acres in cultivatiom red and gray
soil, 15 acres IN, pasture, fcnccdI
with wire, 25 acres in Woodland,
dwelling house in fairly good condi-
ton, 2 barns. good cotton house.
cribs and other necessary outbui1d
ings, good Well. Price $35 90 pcr
acre.
No. 38. ~ f-2 acres. located ON
road FROM Iaurcns to Clinton, 3
miles from Clinton, where they
have a good school and splendid
churches, 80 acres in cultivation,
chocolate soil, IS acres in pasture.
fenced with wire, 10 acres in wood
land. very good orchard, fivc-room
dwelling with hall, one two-story
tenant house. good harm ond ai1