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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
SPREADS WITH
MORE DEATHS RESULTING

NEW YORK. Sept lSn- Reports
from different sections indicate the
spread OF Spanish influenza. Five
cases among tho civilian population
were reported here today The dis
ease ana pneumonia are Tlll taking
a heavy tull In New England. re-
ports from Boston telling ~ the
death 81 81 In that city within the
past q hours At naval camps and
stations there were ~ dcathsy and
in army camps near Boston four
deaths were reported
Cases have made their appearance
at camp Jackson a. Columbia s e..
and from Sew orleans comes tho re-
port ~ the death OF three members
~ a Mexican crew and tho Illness Of
fourteen others from what is be
lieNcd 20 be Influenza
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
General March Outlines New
Plan TO House Committee;
To Call 100000 More.
ALL MEN OF AGE ENROLL
Crowder Says There Is No
Shortage Between Men Liv-
ing and Those Registered.

WASuISgTON. Sept "a NJ.
army Of 100000 boy next July after
am deductions have been made for
casualties and reflections. Is what the
enlarged American military program
calls for General March explained
this to the house appropriations
Committe" today in discussing fh,
new seven billion dollar army osI.
mates
There are now about a.2o0 600
men under arms. General March
said and the plan is to plIl 200 600
% tho new draft reg strants Geo tho
cainr3 hiiwrcu now and July
WAsIHSGToN Sept u.s. Com
pletc returns from Hr las. Thurs
days registration in % states and
the District ~ Columbia showing
an enrolment ~ I65l.e52 men us
against the official estimate of
7Gg3.75O. led Provost Marshal Gen
cral trowdcr 20 announce tonight
that n is very plain that practically
every living man ~ the new reglstra-
uon ages came forward
'Ther" Is un shortage between the
7umber a. men that exist. alive and
he number mat registered" said
General Crowded This is where We
have scored t national triumph
t'If registration day means any
thing DO means that this nation b.
unanimously in tho war to wlu-and
tu win DO completely dec.siyrly and
forever"
General Crowdcr pointed out that
before the registration his office es-
timatcd un the basis of figures fur-
n'Shed hy actuarial and census eN-
prrts that the registration would total
la.i1N.TiN. and that the returns 80
fag received indicated that the actual
registration would he az l2.s7O.OOO
General Crowdcr said complete -
turns were lacking from q number Of
states Including Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
SOLICITOR GENERAL WILL
SUCCEED PAGE AT LONDON

WASHINGTON. Sept rs John
" Davis of West Virginia. now so
lciior general of the United states.
has hecp selected by President VIII
,snu 90 succeed Walter Hines Page as
ambassador Co Great Britain.
The announcement ot Mr.. Davis
selection today disclosed that he had
arrived safely ln Switzerland where
he lH 10 head me American duIcra-
ton at the Bevnr conference between
American and German missions on
the treatment and exchange NJ pris-
uners of war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
PERSHING TELLS PREMIER
SIMILAR DOSES WILL COME

LONDON, Sept is--In reply 10
the message sent by Premier Lloyd
George 90 General pershinE congrat-
ulatlng him on the American victory
In Lorroine In which the premier,
who received the news on his sick
bed declared II was better and In.
flnitely more palatablo than any
physic,' the American commander
has sent the following telegram.
Your congratulations are deeply
appreciated II shall he the en-
deavor ot the American army TO
supply YOU with occasional doses Of
the same sort Of medicine as needed
from now until the final victory has
been attained I trust this will find
you fully recovered from your iil-
ness
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
British Go and French ll-3 Miles in
Vicious Smash on Hindenburg Line,
Broken on Outer Defenses.
FOE PUTS UP STUBBORN RESISTANCE
Troops Told Not to Yield Another Foot of
Ground; Bulgarian Defense Weakens;
Huns Sent to Aid Are Routed

LONDON, Sept 1S+-The British have penetrated tho
enemys defenses northwest of St Quentin a depth Of
three miles and captured than thousand prisoners
Field Marshal Hag reported tonight
The British have captured Fresnoy Petit Berthaucourt
and Pontru and the Australians have occupied Verguer
Yillcret and Hargicourt
The high ground south Of has been carried
by the British who reached the outskirts of
and occupied Gauche wood.
Tempeux lie Guerard Ronssoy Epehy and Piezere have
also been taken the troops penetrating great depth along
the line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
TEN MILE GAIN ~
MADE IN MACEDONIA.

UT Thf AEF0rIlted TTrit
LONDON. sept rs, H.t5 y. MI
bulgarian resistance on the Mace
donian front II weakening and the
aliled troops have advanced an aver
age Of ton miles. according 10 tho
latest reports received from Salu-
Mkt flfiy guns have been cap
turcd
The Bulgarans fought well when
The allied attack was launched. but
their resistance has become less
formidable as the allies have moved
uorlhWard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
GERMANS AIDING
BULGARs ROuTTlD.

WARRINGTON Sept ls.-Gsr-
man troops sent 10 the Macedonian
front 10 aid tho hard pressed BulEa.
rlan forces, have been put TO flight
along with the Bulgarians. says
Serbian official statement on today's
operations received tonight nj the
Serbian legation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
Force of 4,8OO,OO0 by July
Is Enlarged u. S. Program
The Weather

TULSA. Sept is
Maximum So mint
mum 81 south ~lnd b
and clear
OKLAHOMA For
Thursday aud FRIDAY
parity cloudy
LOUISIANA For
Thufsday and FRIDAY
generally fair. moi
murh change Boz tom
urfslurC
ARKANSAS Tor
Thufsdhy fair Iti
day probably fair
"a ST TENAs
Tor Thursday and
Euday partly cloudy
NEsT TFAAS
Tor ThursdaF and
frday generally taIr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
AMBASSADOR MORRIS GOES
TO VLh0W0ST0K TO HELP

b. The Nstoratei Press
TOXIC Thursday. sept 70 =
Roland S Morris. the American ann
lasfador accompanied ny Secretaries
Mcdonald and UBwlcy. ig proceed
Ing io \IadNostok in investigate con.
dluons there with Wow TO study.
.nr what further sIcpE can bc taken
hy me Inited States to EIyc gd tu
lAc Russian people at this time
The ambassador m .ssiou les ot no
unofficial and Informal character
seorr'ary willing spencer will oct
~ charge d.atfairrs iu his atsan-p.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
TRADE AGREEMENT WITH
DENMARK IS COMPLETED

WASHINGTON Sept rs Dan
ish American commercial and ship
ping agreements. which have been
the subject of negotiations between
the war trade board and tho special
Danish commission In Washington
were completed tonight and signed
Similar agreements have been made
with an European ncutrols except
Holland
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
Chaplin Is Indicted
On Charge of Murder

NEW NuRk. Sept rs Ch6rlCs
q chaplin. city editor of the Ncw
YORK Evening World. who confessed
To having shot and Killed h.H wife
two DAYS BgUs and failed to carry
out his plan io Min himself uIsr. was
today Indicted for murder m ,He
first degree
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
BERLIN ADMITS
GAIN ny BRITISH.

BERLIN. via London. sept is-
The Germans are counter attacking
against the British. who they admit
have entered the German positions
between ilargicourt and the Omignon
rivulet, according 20 the statement
from headquarters this evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
Bond Exemption Bill
is Passed by Senate

WASHINGTON Sept ts-Ths
administration biz designed to stim-
ulate the sale uf Liberty bonds BY
oyempunE from the income and sur
taxes the interest on the fourth Lib
erty loans up 20 i50,0o0 and up 10
tt5 900 ON earlier issues. was passed
today by the senate n nov goes 10
conference between the two houses
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
SPECIFIC ACT IS NOT SURE
Officials at Capital Think
Approval May Have Been
Withheld on Purpose.
RESEMBLES FORMER EFFORT
New Proposal Is Elaboration
of One Of Enemy's Initial
Peace Attempts.

WASHINGTON. sept IS Ger
man disclaimers of knowledge OF
Austria- Intention to despatch hcr
proposal for binding discussions
of peace are being made IN The face
of Information IN the posscvlon of
the American government that the
German government was fully aware
ot lts ullys purpos"
I' is not known that Germany gave
specific approval 10 tho Austrian
move. but officials are satisfied thnt
II approval was withheld it wus
solely FOR the reason that doubt
was entertained ns 90 tho success OF
the undertaking
That The German government wnA
iu full sympathy with the Austrian
Purpose is regarded as established
from the record.
icScmblcs Former Effort.
Officials today called attention 20
the tact that this latest proposal was
In reality nothing more than an elab-
oraton in many words NJ ono or the
initial peace efforts launched by
Germany and Austria, December -,
1916.
On that date not only Germany
and Austria, hUt bulgaria and
Turkey. addressed Identical notes TO
the neutral diplomats at Berlin.
charged with looking after the inter.
csts ~ the allied governments eN-
pressing an inclination to enter into
peace negotiations and requesting
them 10 transmit this overture to
81 IH
the special interest of the pope was
solicited ana the neutral states were
notified
Officials here see the marked re-
semblance between the two promo
sitions II was said AZ tho state de-
partment today that 40 far h had
not been Informed ~ tho replies TO
he made hyanny other ~ the 90.
helligerents but it was manifest
that little doubt was entertained as
10 what they would be
Reply Made Public
Secretary Lansing made public
TODAY the official text Of TIE com
municatton be sent Yesterday 10 W.
A J.. E.kengren. the Swedish minis
ter In charge OF Austro- Hungarian
Interests. conveying President Wi
sons rejection ~ th" Austrian peace
proposals
Except Tor n paragraph aclInowl-
edging receipt uf the ministers note
transmitting the Austrian n0ie.a the
communication does not diffcr sub.
stnntiallv from Mr Ilusinr's state.
m"nt of what the reply would h" i..
sued Nouda, evening hH'f Hn hour
after Mr. EkcNEreu delivered the
Austrian proposal The rcply is In
two sentences with only q srprc NOR"
words than the statement contained
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, sept is
one hundred and fourteen black
smiths coppersmithH ana csrmhn
employed here In tho reclamation
department of the ST. Louis A. san
Francisco railroad quit work today
on account nf disagreement over
wages
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

NASHlNtTON Sept Na0
service - Archanrcl Russia. sus-
Sqenied Juno l6. has been resumed
hnt mail Tor other parts of Russia
VII not he accepted for despatch
through that port
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

RPRGNOF1ELD. Mo-. Sept is
federal Investigation TO place re-
sponslbility FOR the head-on oollis-
lon Of "a freight train and troop train
on the st. Louis a aan Francisco
railroad, one mla east OF Marsh
field last night was begun today
by the department OF justice and
representatives OF the railroad ad-
minlstratiOn. A coroner'H jury
viewed the bodies OF the dead and
an Inquest will be held tomorrow
The total number OF dead. accord
ing TO unofficial sources. IL now
placed At ~, including eleven sold
iers and three tralnmen. No lht OF
the dead, however was available.
army officers In charge observing
tho sirictest secrecy even an TO the
exact number killed A revised list
OF ib injured was given out by rail.
road officials Nine Of, the injured
were able TO leave the hospital
The cause OF the wreck continues
a puzzle TO railroad and government
officials, inaamuch as the track
where the colllaion occurred Ia pro-
tectod by the block signal system.
whether either OF tho two train
crews failed To observe signals and
ran into the bolck AZ a result Of
cnrelessneas, or whether someone
had tampsred with the block signal
cltafing both trains In the same
block Will probably not be known
until after the official investigation.
a report persisted that both trains
had no orders Which would permit
OF a mlEunderata nding and that both
trains apparently had been cleared
by block system which had been
tempered with 30 ~ 10 dear both
traiuss nut there was No oftolsA In
tirnatlon to verify ", the belief pre-
vallinE In railroad circles thai one
or the other OF the train erews had
confused their ordefR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
ST QUENTIN SOON
TO FALL BETORE DASH.

~ The Associated prtst
British and French veterans have
made another Vicious ana suCceasfui
smash az the HindrhburE line.
Sweeping forward ON front OF 22
miles, they went ahead from 1 i-3
70 three miles, taking many prison
ers The most important aspect OF
the advance Ia that u makes more
certain the capture OF St Quentin
which the Germans have been or
dered 10 hold az an costs This Inn
poriant city II virtually surrounded
on three sides and lis fan seems only
matter % days Field Marshal
Hnig's third and fourth armies
charged over tho trench system occu.
pied by The British before lhcy>ycre
pushed back hy the TeutonIe food
asst March. They captured. 100 wid,
sectors the outer defcnses 90 tho
Hindenburg line
The British assault was over "a
front ~ sixteen miles. from Huluou.
west " ST. Quentin. to GouEepucourJ,
north OF Epehy In thcig advance.
which reached a depth uf moro than
twelve miles az some points they
took more han six thousand priH-
onCrg.
Huns Hang ON Hard
Nut only did the blow bring
nearer the capture ~ Si quentin.
which the Germans are Struggling
desperately Co hold bat Dc went far
toward wIp.ng out The only bulge Boo .
thr British line which resembles a I
salient Epchy af the apex uf the .
bend has been taken ana tho same
fate has bchlicu Gourelucuurt uud /
uorPicourt which stood ai the end +.
of the wlngg
The Importance which the Cor
mans attached TO ine territory
Urcstcd from them ig Indicated by F.
he announcement that lhry
aunrhed determined Cnuu'cr.uf..
tatks as soon as they could be- ur.
guu.zoi from IiarEir0urI Goo rho
Dmlgnon riyulei
Thr success ~ 'HrIr efforts roe
mains somewhat obscure haf % Is
not believed they can recover tho
ground they have los.
while the Fren 10 advance WINS less
,pcctaruHr than That OF the British
s.ih whom they ou-upcrll"d. they
a ere equally sucCFssfs iu gaining
heir uh'cct.yrs They moved for
sard on front Of my miles to nn
ltrragc depth 90 Is miles. add.
nF several hundred prisoners to t1e
British bag They now hold tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
Community Sing Tonight

Town folks and rountr, folks
are going tu have Is sing tonight
Bt the fair grounds
The town folks haze been
having them for O. month now.
and the couutr, people. who urc
attending The fair. are Invited
To- stay over and enjoy them
selves under the wonderful
magic OF music.
Robert Boige Carson wHiss-
rect the band viii play and
Harry kIgkaddcn and the blg
organ Will be used
ToniFht-n the Fairgrounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
INQUIRY INTO TROOP
TRAIN WRECK BEGUN
Federal Agents Rcgin Investigation
at Springfield Into Accident Kill
ing Five Soldiers
CAUSE is STILL UNKNOWN
intimation Ia Given That Biock sys-
TEN Was Tainpcrcd with; Confus-
ion ~ Orders Prevailing Belief.

WAsHlNGTON. Sept is--Fiye
soldiers were killed and At least -
injured In the wreck last night OF
a troop train near Mnrshneld. SO
This was announced tonight by the
war department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19
FIVE INJURED WHEN
AUTO STRUCK WAGON
Walter IIc,kicn and Mrs. Anna Land
Not Expected "a 1--we: Tulsa Mu.
man In the Wrecked Car.
COMING FROM A DANCE
SApulpa Crowd In Terrific Impact
Mith Loaded Lumber Wagon. Two
injured In Tuisa Hospital

The Victims
Mrs ANNA LNND. NJ Snpulpa,
nose severed from face aud right
arm crushed 80 hndl, that nmputa b
ton ~ shoulder wnS necessary, In
u Tulsa ho-pital. Not expected to
live.
WALTER IiEDDEN NJ SapuIpa
back of skull crushed and entire left
side parnlyTcd. Ia Tulsa hospital.
Not expected To i've.
MRS. DOBIS YOUNG, NJ Tulsa
arm severely wrcnchcd. Win friends
Ia Sapulpa.
MRS. MAY JONES, of sapuipa,
Injured internally. Back broken Rc-
cO,crN doubtful.
HARRY ROBERTS, of Sapulpa.
scratched and severely bruised.
SAPuLrAs sept siS Racing at a
ratio of speed said to have been 80
miles an hour two persons arc be
lieYed 10 have been fatally injured
ana three others were seriously hurt
at O'Clock this morning when their
Buick touring car with lts human
freight DOlllded with wagon. load
uf lumber. turned over three times
ana stopped thrown oyor 80 feet
from the spot whore Il struck tho
wagon
The party composed Of Walter
lleddcu, MrH Anna Land. Mrs May
Jones. Harry Roberts. owner OF the
car. All OF sapulpa and Mrs Doris
Young. of Tulsa, had attended "a
dance In Glcnpool last night and
were returning home Hedden and
Mrs Land. "A soldiers wife. were in
ured so severely that their recovery
is doubtful Tho remainder Of the
party were cut, bruised and hurt
internally Mrs Land was rushed
40 once to Tulsa hospital Her nose
VAS cut from her face and when
she was picked from the wreck ed
car the bone In her right arm had
been forced through the flesh mst
above her elbow and had pinned her
10 tho ground. An amputstion OF
tho member was necessary after she
vas takeh 10 the hospital
lieddcn's injuries consisted OF the
back u the skull being crushed and
his lefl side entirely paraly2ed. lie
was unconscious when taken from
The wreckage and removed TO his
rooms This morning he was taken
10 Tulsa hospital after hs had
Jailed 10 regain consciousness
Mrs Young, WHOSE home is IN
Tulsa. received wrenchcd arm. She
H me former wife of Frisco RAILROAD
mla residing here.s
Mrs May jones was also hurt i'm
'ornylIy ana received several severe
cuts by flying bits of gluss and spllnt.
rrS she was rcHiQyrd 10 her home
here Harry Roberts Tho. car Owner.
sustained the least injuries He wac
yIt and badly scratched
Following receipt Of word OF The
accident Doctors Avery. Martinlee
sweeney and SChwab were SUM
Woned and rushed TO the scene
whore first aid was given
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-19

PARIS, Sept l8-The French attack on the right of the
British In the ST. Quentin sector resulted in an advance OF
mile and third along sixme 'front.' according to the
war office announcement tonight
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-06-01

Did you Ever Figure that when
you Tear Off the kind of stun
around the House that our Family
Newspapers have to Express Gently
with - and xxxxxx, the Junior
Member will probably Cut Loose
with the Same Stuff around the
Corner?
And when you Hurl In the Little
Snifter, did it eyer Occur to You
that the Child Wonder is going
to Try the Trick himself as soon
as he can Convince the Man Be-
hind the Mahogany that he is the
Right Age and has the Price?
Or when you Spill the Chatter
about the Slick Deal you put over
downtown, and just kept Within
the Law, can you be Surprised if
the Little Lad starts his Promis-
ing Career by Trimming his Pal
for the Marbles? (31)
What I want to say is, Watch
your Step. Maybe you Think you
can Get Away with a Lot of
Material not strictly on the UP and
UP, without Doing yourself great
Damage. Maybe you Can, though
I Doubt 1t. Anyhow, that's your
W Lookout. But don't display
your Worst Ware in Front of the
Kid, Maybe as a Model you don't
Size Up Is a Perfect Thirty-Six-
but try to be a Forty, Anyhow.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-06-01

more enduring than marble or brass.
do not keep the alabaster boxes
of your love and tenderness sealed
up until your friends are dead. Fill
their lives with sweetness. Speak ap-
proving, cheering words while their
ears can heal them and while their
hearts can be thrilled and be made
happier by them; the kind things you
mean to say when they are gone, say
before they go. The flowers you mean
to send for their collins, send to
brighten and sweeten. their homes be-
fore they leave them. If my friends
have alabaster boxes laid away full
of fragrant perfumes of sympathy and
affection, which they intend to break
over my dead body, l would rather
they would bring them out in my
weary and troubled hours and open
them that l may be refreshed and
cheered by them while l need them.
l would rather have a plain coffin
without a flower, a funeral without
an eulogy, than a life without the
sweetness of love and sympathy. Let
us learn to anoint our friends before
hand for their burial. Postmortem
kindness does not cheer the burdened
spirit. Flowers on the coffin cast no
fragrance over the weary way.
Lesson Points.
1. Love is never wasted.
2. A good deed never dies.
8. 1t is not the gift we want but the
giving.-Ruskin.
4. Though we may fail to appreciate
others way of serving God, let us re-
frain from unjust criticism.
5. There are other scales than those
in which the world weighs its goods.
6. The consciousness of personal
rectitude and purity of motives is a
bulwark of support in trying hours.
/ 7. Selfish rulers always fear the
people. The people are sovereign
when they think and act.
s. Criticism is easier and cheaper
than service, but neither is it so help
full nor SO good to remember.
8. 1T is not the deed we do
Though the deed be ever so fair,
But the love that the dear God
looketh for,
Hidden with holy care
In the heart of the deed so fair"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-06-01

~ VERY Man, they say, is Some
Boys Model. Whether He is
a Big Time Guy, Headlining
on his Particular Circuit, or is
Playing Six a Day and barely Get
ting By in the Sticks, there is some
Kid Giving him the Perpendicular
and saying to himself:
Amt he Grand?" and pulling
limitations of his Hero.
Any Saturday afternoon on Sand
Lots you can Lamp a Million
Midgets swinging Three Bats as
they step up to the Pie Plate-be-
cause they saw Tyrus do it. And
you can Pipe the Wind-up of Big
Alex being used by our best young
S0-pound Pitchers. To say nothing
of The Way they Wear their Caps
Fashion Set by Eddie Collins.
That's all very Good. At least
1t won't do the Future Candidates
for the Selective Draft any Harm.
But a lot Depends on Whom they
Pick to Work to Initiate. You
wouldn't want to see your own
Hopeful Henry showing you a
Perfect Copy of one of our Leading
Yeggs, would you? Or Following
Faithfully in the Footsteps of the
Village Souse? Most likely, not.
Well, Then, what particular Shin
ing Star are you, for the Young
Fellow to Pattern After? Are you
Proud of Yourself?
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-06-01

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