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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
BOARD AND ROOMS

tIoHD HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
BOSTON. S, lltB-r Two large south. nicely
furnished ruons aui sleeping porch Tor
housekeeping plano front and rear en-.
trbncri good weN Phone i8l2 until d
~ and i1lp.t after o.10
BOSTON n. 5gr. Two ui,cI, furnishsd
housekeeping looms. modern, no chu.
drrn homo 2alu.H
Cufi ENNE n. G27-Two large house,
bcepinE rooms. Furnished exceptionally
nice electric light other modern con.
,,rp,cn'tN goo, i,'n,orr ~S'sios d''.
ICHtYENNF S. pi0 Two nice light
Housekeeping rooms; close iu.r Phone
CHICAGO prtCE. 8ia-ors nicely fur.
nishcd hght 'ousssrsgiuf roow private
family moAcrn. lh..H aeGs
CINCINNATI s. Cl1-Iso light house.
k'rpipE ruHun 4,sif4hlp, walking dis.
tau.r. reasonable
kLUIN. ~. lotD-T Two nice Ught house.
kcuilug rooms. furnished e. por week
hehi snd gA7 furnished
LlWuOp n. iIH -Wautsd. two ladies,
employed 70 share room modern va. =
ment sta t~o other adde's Phone 701i
Ei.WOup N. lIsr.-Nire furnished room
ior rgut $40 per month
FRISCO. s. iuI Two i1rni.hci rooms Tor
hrh, housekeeping With the privilege Of
using ktrhcu with oua other party
Phone $40
MADISON 81 Two suites ot light
bousol ccVihs rooms Phone s5lp
MAIN. y, 10l -ror rrut iu tho Kenneth
apartments suite 70 two rooms, for.
u'Hhed foy housekeeping 10 couple
MAIN. n oia Fouf furnished room. for
Housekeeping front AVID back entrance.
no children Phone lN6l.J
MAIN. g. sol.-uus hight housrkesplns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

OKMuLdEE, Fob. 27.--An organ.
izatlon or land owners has hasn nss.
TcCron mere FOE Iho purpose Of In
crehslns the number OF farms. 10 on
courage improvements aud 10 better
farm conditions generally, =, G., Mll.
ler e. u. Cover and r. y. Lamb have
been appointed IA committee 10 work
out tho details.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Lost AND FOUND


'iltI, ~ rpr t,mair, lost Phone
bAht huuk Wi party finding bAnk
hook Of Great Southern Life luA. 60.
please phong am
SOY Any iuofmAuou given a. Ia tho
wHc''ahouu Of boy agd i'i iootb
pounds vhrr last seen vas dressed IN
HrsT striped coat blue serge knee truut'
rft and tan shoes blue ~, frsArd Ter
Information. q II isddinE lO1 Fat
Nmstesnil
g,rk ~lih whits Jrsssl foil ears rhone
tITt reward
EN ith stolen. model EIo 1pIsseuEef
gfaJ. huirt. AZ nm and Boston motor
hu I'1tg5 frame No a216I2 uhsfal
reward Tor information - * EJssnhAch
r'tIdnu,o phons 1852, office 7t2s
'ANrp rtN unAi .Amoo PIN. thought 10
loo lost 100 business district, trwArd re-
torn MIFa uauufu, Nidssat Hotsii Phone
75i0
buu l.osi or srSysd, collie shepherd dos
liberal rrNau Tor return Call ~ 2Ul
tlu'"n h.ds nI rhous ia0o.
pu. tor. > .m.ll male los lsrn''
white vlh d4rs head wore tan blantet
Ntsn- 'u.i Reward Cab 1891
buu Found bIaot dor owner can have
some D., idsntiiYing sud pS.inE for tUa
uun isa. s,s- aui tiarE .potteI Ii.i
a"t FINDER phone 1897 or call at ltll
DuO one h.a.s .a1 tnu mound lpr 9
iro"'hs old, Win Letter n on lci, hlui
LNGhsII BULL ruP -RuAyed with ears
and tail trimmed blind N ngh, sys.
ansvers to the name "rsSy Phone
uul
FORD Stolen $50 rew.rd = 1918 model
fofd roadster motor No 2aHp1p1. body
No 7622lh q 4 M spot nght, noy,a
band pads on doors, N found notIfy
houthWestsfn garage al North Main.
1ulas qkA Phone 13a
Fuh Lost. black fur nostpoco In Midland
N-lIoy depot Tuesday meruinE fiuder
utune 1859 reward
JERSEY CALf--strsysd or stolen. Tshru-
ary a. one rod Jersey calf Reward "
returned % Joa Frances, phone Gp7i
hAkREl OF MOLAHsES Lost. 5o gallon
barrel Of molats's SUNDAY nght taken
from North Trenton RETURN a. ~ Nfort. .
NnH Worth Trenton t2i ttwsrd
ItAYEh--saturIoy msht. ulak norso.
ihre white ,rope halter on. fhouo
WArCIl 4Ladics. stolen from trunk IN
Tulsa Ice plant. engraved on back IN
blue: heavy twisted ladies' chatn trunk
was unlocked Notify G. " Jamcs.
Tulsa Loo Plant Good reward
PurELY PERSONAL 9
SEVERAL bshies FOR sdopuou Mrs Mu.
TOY, us Fast Olive duthhe, uka
PURELY PERSONAL s
81 ktNNNla- uuaintA mau With snail
family viii nay o. 10 information Of
satisfactory 20 room, house sith gar
nee Tor rent by March Phone $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

ROOM Wanted. by young lady dmpl.yai
pnre 10 room In private family close
In south aida preferred Phone 1890.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
LEGAL.

r...s NuIltt uI rNit
! o.. lWsnani 20 A. order ~ tho Inltni Nutos
nls,,lol 'ou'' Tor uc fHf'rW pnturi NJ
'n,mA We hndfftlrn'I, o. Receives n
w., a w u. trprfn'n. nanhnrL A.
Of .ssld estate
~" NtolN'R 70 be tnd ls mo following
!" w
"o'h OF merchandise consisting ~
N"'"'h MeAIiNF hrrafrl in'u.'rl
At .,........... ...... fsuaao1
r'.nilu,' Nnd hAnl't W saId estate iH.
n'd t8'N Wy
'P'" accounts receivable .ts l.1Hl 90
,-.
v'al ........t toulAin
Nha We same may he lutgr,igd nt Nu 10
irtt.. h,Il sl'g' in w" 'IN "i Iuaa. uI
iisn,""', on lne ifl And tih day" NJ hAf.t.
pt'. w 'N''N 'H' hnufa ~ q rIo.h d FOO.
~ .l'.A h "l "'l 'hfs aHn "H i'r
rt"1' .,, '"', ,,. w, '.'I 'trf''i ..,,.
s., sgs,'og D., g- - ne ptoro premise. '0 lae
Of March l'lS, At 10 % eIogk iu lbo fors
! ~, v, .H'u ~
proy, of tts r,.J,,n'' "''' . i'1i''' 70 ln' ap
oi thc court and tb. rar .,.taI t.aIs. e,iI
| ibn agot,Bt ~ t. IA m
,sls W '' ''' '' ''' ""' '' '"'
, .,,..t,.,..,
",'',''.''
I
| " IliE nlslHCr COZ WI ul uiE
UNITED tIAIEH lpV filF EASTERN
blNlRltf or OKLAHOMA
IN the matter Of u % Ippsrsou. Tulsa.
odaiishoma bankrupt la naukmplry No.
lplA
NOTICE or FIRST MEETINu or
CREDITORS
To iho creditors Of u u Tppersou ~
Tulsa IN the County Of Tulsa aud district
aforesaid BANKRUPT
NOTICE IL UDkrUy GIVEN u.t on
The 18Th day ~ F.hfuafy. A II 1918 The
said R u rpnsrsap vas dniy .d,,dis,,.d
bankrupt and igst the Gr.t T' w.1,15l u"'iS oi s,,
creditors vii bn Leld a,itb. ~ t,t,I',
Cou,i Room In tb. CIt, ~ .yl,,
ldI.trirI on A.. .,t AZ ." A"''
| ipis AZ o'elo,t H. ,ts ,,,.,r y,
vhioh time tho aii st.diio,. ,n,. .,,.ot
n...N 49, W ~" '''V''"iH may H'ieh',
snlns u,s h.ot,,a, pP,,,'tla "ut'ro ei
bsi,sss a. me-, ,,,,,.sr ''',,, ,,." ''ng
ms,1nr '' I'of'"' '""' boIof" sHld
Mastosoo. otlaAomn. February aoA.
iVl'' nm. n,,o,.,.
H"nh hhN lNfHp dt
N"i'i'o ~ haukrupter
lPnhlished ~ Tho Tulsa Daily world Fob
sud o, lllH Wurii ,putil.h
ins COMPANY. publlsh.r
NOTICE 10 PROPERTY ONNFUg AND
CONTRACTORS >
nI hG, G,, WI be received a tho office Of
hf,ts.' ~'.''", lWts uhAa'mA hhlll D
-, M. r. M"n'sy ha,h an WIS,
i"".., ,nr construction OF SANITARY scwot
.ag'"ulng Al'tss connections rnd other
,pput enAnrss' lof NuN.r District No. iaA
pl,''9n ~ Hsnf~s Douglas, and fatk
No9 Andluons ~ created aud established
ul ',"!nA".a No lirh. pasa'd snd Az
HIp,rn lhe llth daY oi November. loli,.
~, fanh ptoiUes and, specifications foi
. .ue onL .onL iN,1on ni ssm sewer system And
sPpNit'hsees haNo hern Alepted " the
~ snu hnaiu 81 'o,nmiss'onets ot <ald
nv a"u hIr hpw on HIe IN the oiiiV OF
wv Nv tnt'h.el ana.
hus mpst De made upon tho otiicial
Prgpasal ,hreN o' me tiir OF Tulsa
, hEhlA \" 'ue,l any Ahd Al bids "a
.vA., 'Vh 20 uoha 1l Nommeilohera
VI 'hs NV ~ ln's, Vhlshoms
t.Inilsu c"eek IN lhe sum Nt i've thl
per uen' ~ oi INC Aih"na' ma, - ~'d ov
"IW'n Iom SA,h blluer
AZ nus rui hc opened and considered
wv neHru ., toWi"i isannolA OF aaid tiiY
~ OF eAld p"afa 10 be he'i -
VIC N'y h salu WY az o CLOCK
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
purELY PERSONAL.
purrLY PERsoNAL

So ktWARl- uuaintsa man With small
family viii nay o. 10 information ot
satisfactory 20 room house With rar
me- f1r rent ht March Phone $3.50. !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

WAGONER. Feb. -FIrebugs
are at worl, IN this county but the OF
rlccrs ana bloOdhouuda have been
unable 20 trnil them down, y. j.
Mobhs lost larRe barn TUESDAY
night the second 90 burn within "a
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

MVsKOdEE. Feb. a7.---Clilzens of
Muskogee have filed petition with
the corporation commission asking
that the MuskoEee Gas n Electric co
he required Ia rebate 2b per cont on
all gas charges for tho winter Some
Of the petitioners ciaim that while
there were days when the gas failed
entirely their gas bills were doubled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

OKLAHOMA CITY, Fob. 2T.--The
sOuthwcSt American Hog show will
be held ht 20 novt week A remarka
bio display OF registered hogs n
promised. q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

1'AWffUskA. Feb. 27.---on March
I the government Will make "A por
capita payment OF t725 to Usage In
dians The diatribution IL bonus mon
ey received from the sale OF OIL lens-
eA IN November. 1917.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Beautifully + furnished

Bedroom with adjoining sleeping
porch, suitable FOR or gentlemen.
Robinson Apartment No. ?. Phone
T5I5 or SOl3,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 express our deepest
and heartfelt thanks 60
all the good friends ana neirhbor-
who In word and decd were sym
pathetic. kind and helpful durinE
our recent bereavement. alsu for tho
beautiful Notsl offerings Mr. ana
Mrs A, r. Rose aud family eul Nr
and Mrs George Wklg aud family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

MANIETTA, Fob. ~ When Tire
destroyed the home OF r. n. Hnllum.
= narmer Of this county yesterday.
his infant child was burned "a death
Mrs. Hallum, on going 60 the field
with water for her husband, left her
s-yeRr-old son and tho baby In
the house. The little boy emptled the
kerosena can on the floor and set q
match 20 the oil. lie escaped without
injury,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

- tNAfsA w NAaNHo
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF Oils
hcmA Natural uas Company, Tho anuuai
meetinE Of the stock holders Of this com
pAuy viii be held on Wednesday. febTu-
sry 27th isls. At o'clock y. m At
the office Of the company. No, 20l Lynch
building Tulsa, Okla. for the purpose Of
elrctinE hoard of Director. and rsceiv
Ing and setting upon the reports Of the
officers. and Tor the transaction Of such
other business As nay properly come be-
fore tho mreiinE In accordance vita the
laws OF the State 'ot Oklahoma no stock
can bo voted on which has been transfer
red ON tho books Of tho company Whit"
30 Gsys next preceding tbis election, John
htrtlcit, Secretary,
tLtAN tr aud ksep clean Keen your
house from catehlnE lire, lhs American
luelurrator plant opened sgain buy q
burner. say, Your house aud iouf ucig 20.
hrrs house ia Mesi PARK Usage
A1oi y NJ Mitchell rrop
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
WANT >ALDS


One rcni = word each inssftlon
Minimum tyAce ~ uuris
NInimuu hmvuut one time zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
L0Dars AHp sociHrrrs

John Edward slavln. born Usage
jet 1908, died, Tulsa, okla Feh
~, 1918, buried IN catholic GENE
tnry Feb. 30, 1918 Attended Catho-
llo school Ia Tuba. Son Of Mr. and
Mrs. j T.. smyln. iisg South quincy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb. a7.--The
war department refused To allow
Gen. Roy Hoffman 10 take his two
private mounts to France after he
had brought the horses 10 tho point
of emharkation lie -.... =. -, !, ,,,,,;
20 send them hack to Oklahoma
These fine animals are known as
"Mhriand" and "Oovernor Bob" both
OF them prize winners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
srruArIoEa wANrEp-FRMA1.n a,

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 4s
BOUkkEEpER Lady desires position ~
hoohtetpcr or genera. office work. D-36.
World
CnApERoNa Lady Who has travelled 81.
tgnsYcly will accompany ono or several
ladies' who desire 10 travel As chaperon
or companion travelling expenses good
reicrenees. Address D-3o, care World
CLERlCAl. Young lazy desire, position I;
has had great deal OF business eH.
prrlencr; prefer position with oil com.
pary Room an, Brady Hotel
not usEKkEPER - Wanted position as
houArkeeper for nice refined bachelor
or W1dowef lu rifF will expect salary,
Can 1909 East Srcond.
NURSE Position wanted by sHpsrienred
unrsei reasonable, suai.poH preferred.
Cal oie
OFFICE WORK -Gui vsnis poaiticn as
general office work. Phone &tt.R.
sTrNOGRAPHI-R Of 10 years sxpsyiencs
dcsifea position Phone $500"
BUSINESS MEN who do not wish 10
80 amYluy = stcnogrnphsr rvralArlyD Let
Hrs' relieve you Of the burden of your ror.
ruspuudence hyc calling Ai your office for
few minutes daily and getting your
letters out terms reasonable. cwn ma.
ch,se. CAl Aisa Banks, phoas 6l0S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
Phone 5000

CLOSING HOURS
An want ads must te iu World office hy
0 y. IN ON day before ai Is 20 run,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

OEMrLGEE, Feb. 27.--Tho cloa.
ing OF the glass plants hero under
order OF she fuel administrator win
throw nine hundred employees out ~
work. On" of the plants IA ordered
90 close before Aprll ana the other
by June |. -"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
poGS, CATS, PITS

BVJi, PUP-A high class bull rup
m5nihs old. short ears and i4n
and brown see 4 H""''
Thirteenth aud Tttst -,...
sptFL DOGA-for sale ) esi,6 spi't aor
at 4Oy A. Maybelie IN the rear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

ENID. Fob. Three hundred
bAnkcrs Of group two arc In session
nt Enid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
RFsroNsInLE roslrloN .wANrEp

By office uar with fifteen years expert.
en'e i0 ON branches II office detaH in
cuding stcnognphic, clerical and bookkkep.
ms wura hu above draft age and mar-
ri,t. Have held scrrotsrial and confdea
.tlal pussurF Also have legal education
with five years artive p1actice Familiar
with corporation detail. CapAbia Of holding
.Faponslte position requiring executive
ability. initiative. discretion and good judg
mont Good correspond dent; can handle
clHim and adjustment work Have made a
study ot buNueis methods and prineiul es
win ono ~ ihs leading American in-Stm.
tons Can furuish any references desired
Desire personal Interview which will en-
able employer 10 mako prompt decision.
Call Usage 4s77
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

MUsKOGEE, Feb. 27.--Cnpt. Ben.
1nmlu Mossman has announced that
II cleotcd mayor OF Munkogeo he will
glNe the salary To the Red Cross
Aside from this the captain would
make "a better mayor than any one
who has been mentioned for the lob
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28
BOARD AND ROOMS

wAkTED-RooMs OR BOARD %
WANTED or nght Housekeeping turH
shed rooms close IN, boz -. NO ~,
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-28

iN'N'''"'i 'NFt'i N'''il' %''' - hNh'
1915 or SO13.
ROOMMATE Wanted, a middle aged wo.
InAu who works and gives good reference
TO share furnished room with working
girl no cooking above ed rate low to
fight party. 6i2 South Cincinnati.
ROOM--Nicc southeast room ue,, to bath
close In eloset electric lights. ptyAts
family. grntleucn; references, Phone
1llO
ROOMMATE Wanted. by Young msa. do
slrahle location private family. Cali
orRE" 6Pnn aud ask for B Rose
RuOMM NrE Wanted, Ad, roommate
VII give room aud board 10 right party
Address p.as care World
ROOM For rcnt, ono large nicely FUR
uiShed sleeping room. call 2ts between
$3.50 iu Vr ] And u W.
SLEEPING ROOM Desirable, close In.
private family steam heat, references
Phone $3.50.
ROOM Nicely furnished stepping room Tor
gentlemen orly. Call between 10 and ]
uIaEp s5i7 j
FOR RENT Roommate wanted BY middle
agrd gentleman large front room. Phone
ROOMMATE Young lady employed, wishes
roommate. Phone s526
ROOMS -uErURNIsHHp Is
CAMERON. W 5ip-For rent. or un
in-mahcd roc~s modern reut reason.
shl".
CINCINNATI y. i50s--Two uniurni,hsd
rooms lu new Sory garage for couple
employed or business men. Phone Bsi7
DAVENPORT r., lo0S--Four uniurpiahed
rooms no rh,ldrcn.
PEORIA. y For rent one or Two uriur.
nishcd rooms With garden, Inquire liar
vcy 3 Store.
ROCKFORD. n. "a For rent. hAli double
house rooms electric lights
TROOsT. iais-For rent, two uniurnishsd
roor's no children. Phone d59ei
YORKTOWN. 4. 132 -Fos rent, two unfur
rishcd rooms no children,
ROOM Nics large sleeping room modern
worry rlo'e In phonr 7alt
ROOMS Three OF four unfurnished rooms
on Qreuu csr. line p
ROOMS WITH BoARl, 10
EAsroN r, ll5-Niee. Hsepidg rooms
with board home coos-ak bot and cold
vatel AsA{s resdy
bFiROfT = 900 - Nic@iy furnished
southeast room with board to a congo.
MAI couple with references, 10 q select
home Phone s49l,
SEhrNIH r., gIs-hicey Furnished
rooms WIN hohFA ioF gentlemen, meals
served famry style sto table board,
Phone 1lg4J.
ROOMMATE Gentlemen for larre pleasant
room breakfast sod dinner served pri
Vste family 'les~ tn Phone T52f.J
WHERE, TO EAT sl
MAYRFLt s. sis-rAso esuilsusn board
ofs 20 mluuies walk 60 rrunsvy.
WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD %
ArARrMENr--Thrs yoanu men want
Wodrrn two or three room furnished
APARTMENT. bath and sdsoping porch;
must have references. D37. care World.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-31
GERMANY AND TURKEY.

While the announcement of definite
break between Germany and Turkey ap-
pears to be unconfirmed and premature,
there is every reason to believe that frlc-
ton between the two countries Is mcreas-
ing steadily.
Turkey must realize what an utterly
hopeless war she is waging. The British
are stripping her Of the richest part OF her
Asiatic empire. In Palestine and Mesopo'
tania. British forces are moving forward
mile after mile, and the country behind
them is being settled with every indication
of permanent occupation. Probably one
third of the Turkish dominion in Asia has
been occupied, and there is no reason to
believe that the British will stop short Of
another third or ALL The Turks call In
vain for German troops to help them throw
back the invaders
Then the British hopes Of added terri
tory in the Balkans restoring some OF the
old European domain, have been blasted.
Bulgaria emerged from the Russian and
R11manian treaties with the lions share OF
the plumber.
The Turk then turned his attention to
the east and here he finds that his plans
conflict with Germany's. The Germans we'll
know the value Of the oil fields between
the Black and Caspian seas.
On top of all this, the new Sultan, is said
to be decidedly pro-ally in his leanings;
Turkey is starving; the people are sick OF
the war; and it is next to impossible to
finance further campaigns
But the Allies can't even make sepa-
rate peace with Turkey much less accept
her as an ally without some very definite
understanding about the freedom of the
Armenians Georgians, Christian Syrians,
Greeks and the Jews in Palestine. If Tllr-
key breaks with Germany she will find
peace with the Allies only on the basis of
the self determination Of her subject peo-
pies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-31
TWO SOURCES FOR FUNDS.

Thanks to the administration and to the
federal reserve banks, the cattle raisers
and the farmers of drouth stricken terri
tory will not lack funds to carry them
through.
The President has made available fund
Of 100000 to be used in making small
loans to farmers who are unable to get
credit elsewhere, merely for the purpose Of
keeping them ON the land.
The federal reserve bank has announced
a plan which will greatly aid the banks in
financing the drouth stricken regions. The
federal reserve bank will rediscount notes
of farmers and cattle raisers to the amount
of IS per cent. That means that a bank
having $4,000 tied up in such paper, can
rediscount it to the amount of $500 and
this money is Immediately available for new
loans to farmers This plan should make it
possible for any farmer with good security
to get whatever money he needs The
farmer without good security will find re-
lief in the fund set aside by the President.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-31
Germans Liked The Bourbons
From the German Democracy Rulletin

From the German Democracy Bulletin
According to the Hohenzollern legend the
french and German nations are sworn enemies
Lhis heritage is, however, Of quite recent date
It only dates back to the French Revolution
Before the Revolution the monarchs Of Cernoa nv
We're the most ardent admirers Of France They
initiated the French kings in everything; thew
spoke and wrote French and did not wish to
understand the German language The Hohen-
Ecllerns also endeavored to stand on as good
a footing as possible with the Bourbons and
many forbear OF the present German kaiser
made the most friendly agreements with the
French kings.
The heritage" came after the French people
had abolished the divine right and had trans-
formed France into democratic-republican DO
ntical organism For now all imitation of ev-
erything French ceased to give the German
1t might occur to the German people likewise
TO speak French" AS long as France was the
bulwark Of autocracy and Of feudal tyranny it
was regarded as the acme OF all civilization as
the Mecca to which the eyes Of all believers
must turn But the democratic republican
France was an abomination to the German rI1l-
Germany as a goddess. vicious and quarrelsome
people with whom the God fearing virtuous
and peacable Germans could have nothing in
common.
all fields Of civilized life France saved the Old
World from the folly Of divine right and the
slavery of feudalism
The world will not leave France in the Iurch
In the whole world all democratic minded peo-
pie will devote their entire strength and their
entire influence to help the French people, who
have been fighting heroicaIly for four years, to
win the victory. Even the honest democrats
in the German Empire are animated by similar
sentiments. More than one of them has ex-
pressed the wish to his friends: II wish that
The fate Of German democracy and liberty is
most closely connected with the victory OF
France. The Bastille Of the Hohenzollerns must
fall If the road Of the democratic development
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