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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

felOe at Soroen8 nforgengeligIte
Greer, Geoerne paa 9ibanon; oa
berte ban oglaa Gale OH oct npbl.
tie uforgGngelige 8r9, Der bar oct
enelte / i'm 9lrt, og ban Loo oct
f9loe til 9rng beo Gempelbpgnin-
gen. Wen 9pgningsmenoene Jpn.
ties life ON Greet, oct bleo forifaa.
ret, og De fnn0e intet Ste0 / Den
ltore 9Dgning finoe paSien0e an.
benoelie for oct. Soa bleo oct no.
lfl1ot iom 8ragtemmer, og lioen
bleb bet benlagt lom @altgtre ober
SeoronS 9Gf. gtogle 9(ar efter
blep SeruIalem g9itet al 0ron.
ningen al Saba, Der fom ira SSor.
oens 9oergrGnIer; men alligeoel
bar benoeS 8iS0om / enfelte Gina
Iterre emo SolomoS. 0ronninaen
al Saba bar ifen, men Dog
bar benoeS Sfabning life fejfri,
tbi benoes enc 500 bar ell @aaie-
100. Oct bpnOte nu en- Dag, at
bun og Song Solomon gif Iammen
/ aeoronsoalel, % oereS gei falot
ooer 99ffen. &ongen gif ooer@ang.
trGet, men 0ronningen oaoe0e gen.
mem gGffen ne0enfor; t6i bun feno-
te ErpetS Oprin0elie og 9eltem.
ntelle, og al from 9Omp9beo oil-
De bun life trGoe oct UNDER 6eo-
Der. Oten for oenne benoes 20
mp9beos SfplO ifete oct llnoer,
at benoeS bonifabte 500 bleo bel
Ifobt og imuf iom oen anoen. Dog,
aongen unoreoes ober benoes ao-
fGro % lprrgte benoe ON @run.
Den oertil, og bun iaqoe BAN life
alelle, boori rn Greet ltammeoe, men
oglaa, at oct bar beitemt til igen
at blibe plontet / Soroen og bore
oct coige 2iD5 5rugt for Den falo-
he Wenneifebeo. "a loo Salomon
Erect tage op og gen1me blanot
3emplets bellige cling.
Ser fom Gi6er, Ga Seruialem
b9rge6es me0 Slo og Sp9ro. Genlp.
let bleD e0elo9t og opbpg9et igen,
men oct gamle StDffe Gre fonot
olorig Anpenoelie og bleo iteoie /
9ebol0. Oo opronot ser en- 2re-
bag Worgen, Oa tire Senrettelie r
ifitl0e finoe Steo / oen Itore, inn.
oi9e. 9p. De toenoe oomfplote
bar Hsbere, men oen treble, Ger
Daooe n9bnet Jig ielo lom Sono.
beOens eoige aonge, ifuloe 6aooe
/ 4insler og paa onoen Wfoaoe
llomGrfes irenfor oe to andre.
I'll oisie fanot man let Gre til
pasienoe aors; men aongen, Der
aaoes ct Ror til 5pir og paaiatteS
Ell Stone al &orne, ifuloe iom
Ironc bobe ct aors, Ger Dor bpjere
og mieligere emo 3ppernes. Oo
ianot man bint gamle Stpffe 2om-
mcre al oct oanneoes ct aors,
Der bleo 06osieng for 8er0enS5rel-
ies, % iaaleoes ifete oct, at
@reneu ira 2ibets 9re, iom plan-
te0es paa 9(oomS @rop, after bleo
ct 2ioiens 8rG for acknowledgement.
SO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

20 ACRES "a Mil fra Byen Luck,
Wis, god Vel, vel opbygget Nabolag,
7 Acres Pl9jejord, Resten aaben og
t9mmerbevokset Gr@sgang, udmerket
Jordbund, pr@gtige Bygninger og godt
Wand. Pris S24O0, indbefattet Hssten.
O~vertagelse naar som helst.
w. M. Christensen, Luck, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Misiinnsmpber

of6oloeS / Smmanuels oonife lutb.
airfe, Cation, Sal, i 9ageue fra
s. lite til 3. @ai. 9oIt. SO. 6. Sen.
ien @n9bolm o9 ale bore gtubc.
preIter bor Iooet of oeGtage. @rnner
til 0refteGie for 6re0og Sim. Suf.
Y, $780,: Ser on oenneaoinoe2"
for Senon9 @ftm. o9fig / @uo."
@ae er belfommen.
u. g. Sonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Wtisiiunsntp0

'ofboloe8, bill @ll6, / 0potonna,
.M}inn., ira ben 9.-12. @aoi. 9(lle
er bierteIig oelfommen.
9oo Menigbe6ens gegne.
u. Sofgaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
siot fra llneoOmsmDSet / Snreuille,
isis.

Oct bar meo 8le0e, bi Iao ben
til ben 10. o9 Ia. gpr., for | De
Sage bar Der beitemt, at ser iful.
DC afbol6es ct Itsrre llngoomsms.
DC / Dfenigbeoen Der / Sarebille.
Oct bar / Sonobe6 ogioo ifenne
% eo6e Gage. @erren CAB os oei.
ligt Collins 8eir, ioo 8enner ira
@mlpaca og Bon Sippi Menig.
he0erne funoe iomIe8 meo os, Ter.
Zig ON Ssnoogen.
9roiterne, Q. 90. 9onoo, ga.
cine. 8is., e. 0~attbieien, Mil.
ipaufee, @is., u. Sanien, Green
Ban, 8is., % Steoets egel grpit
6. RieIien, gop Sippi, isis, bar
til Ste6e og talte 0roet.
Bait. Sonien boI0t 9lobningS.
talen 9eroog 6ormi66ag. 3efiten
bar 6il. 3, t2-f4. Ser bIeO ier-
Iigt logt @pgt paa bette at blioe
grebet al ariitus Seius, ON oi
Deg ret funoe bIioe grebet al ariiti
aGrligbe0.
Der blep n9ont Here Iing, iom
De unge bar iao let neO at blioe
arebet al, iaoiom 8eroens 2Dit
og Worifnb, Sbeater og l%ignenoe
for at bringe 9(6ipre6elie, % MAJ
mener 0eri at finoe @l9oe. Nen
Den Ianoe @l9oe finoes life / oct,
iom Geroen bar at gipe. Den i'm
oes fun, naar oi fommer 0ertil,
at oi gioer os belt ODER til Seius.
Saa or oct beller life, iom nogle
mener, at oerIom De ifuloe blioe
CUBS Born, ioo er al @lG0e
forbi. 3aor oi giper os belt til
Seiu3, faar oi Ell @lpoe, iom life
fan febes Tor @ulo.
Gmnet for Meoet bar 96n.
@alt. MottbieIen inoIeote gm.
net ON GitermioOagen % talte
ON contamination.
Den ferlte 9etingelie, naar oi
beoer, er at tro, at @uo er til,
at SUB er almGgtig, aloioenoe,
og at ban bill bere bore 9enner.
Seiiis bar 10 befalet os at beoe
i9onoom. s Mattb. 6, 6 Itaor DER:
.02en on, noar on be6er, on gaa
inc / DIT aommer oe Inf bin Dor,
oq beo iii Din 6noer. lom er | 9en'
bonn, og Din So0er, iom fer | 2sn'
Dom, ifol betale big" Ser er | ct
nnert Subs Barn 3rong til 26n'
fommerbsn, Shunoer, bnor man
fan bline enc meb fin 8no, og
hpor man fan nosie fit Sierte for
Cub.
On gftenen bar oct S9llesbsn,
Der blep talt ON Poit. Sonien
taIte no fra Eerten Nottb. 10, 10
30 og loobe os pna Sinoe, at
fsrIt ma pi bore enige om, bbao
bi hi beoe ON, for at foo Belitg.
nelie Of SelIesben, oe 10 mere Ri
asr grrg Of CONTAMINATION, De-
flo mere Spnesben bill Der blioe.
gi bleo minoet no fra ZIP. %.
70. Sap. ON, boorleoes Wfenig-
keoen I IpoItlenes Doge bar for
Ion1let | inoerlig 9sn til @no for
Better, oa ban Dor / 5rngi1et.
Senoag 5ormi6 bolotes Sfrif'
tetale Of gait. gOnoo, Boit. Mattbie-
fen taIte til Seimesie-@ lostieneIte.
Sans Cert bar ON ben CODE $pr'
DC, Sob. 10, $50. gi logger
Mprfe til, at Der ftaar: "Mine
Soor berer min 9sit os ieg TEN
Ser Dem og be fsIge mig" &ntl'
fen grsIt at bloc, ben CODE Sproe
fenber mig. Spor err bet peliis'
net at bore til ben Slot, iom Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
acjIer @ilbelm telesraferer.
Berlin.

Sra De Itore Sopeofparter mel
oes ben 8. Marts: $50. Mai. Sci.
ieren og Rongen bar | @nlebning
Of 6reosffutnin9en meo @aslano
ienot feIgenbe Telegram til @igs'
faniler @reb b. Sertline:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Q0resiefornn0rina

.@aitor 80. g. AnoreoienS flores.
.ie CT nu: 9O4 8Iuff ct, Geoar
Sails, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

On biertelig Snobpoelie fra We.
rigbeoen / 9utcbinion til ooen.
npbnte Msbe. 8i penter mango
Oeltogere. Wtelo eoers aomme I
goo Eio til unoertegneoe.
s. 81. 2un6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

for Winneiota &re0s bill blioe Of
bol6t / Siitcbinion 8. 10.-12. Mdi.
&9re S6noogsifolelerere fom en-.
oeIig og beer meol Saaoonne Ns.
Der tiener til at opmuntre og opg'
tiggere eoer til @erningen iblanot
bore 8grn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

$4,000 ksber en- god so Acres Farm
med Hus, stald, Silo, Kornmagasin,
Hensehus, alt indhegnet, 20 Acres dyr-
ket, bedste Lermuld Jord, Hoyedyej,
R. f. D.. og Telefon, 2H Mil til By
med 10000 Indb. H9iskole og udmar-
ket Mejeri. Omkring $500 kontant.
A. B. wESNER, cENTURIA, WIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01
Oct beoite Qnnbbrngsbiitrift /
ger6en
|finoes rnnot Gtanonro, alberta,
Canada.
Me ~ n tttfnitannI fnr Ar Finite 9 Gnr

Nnfln0n.
8enneminitsabl for DC fibite 3 aar
at SbeSe "a 9nibels per We're.
IoifilIiee gooe 5arme / bet ban.
Iife Excitement er til Solg MOB lille
l1obetaIing, oisie tiIbsrer for Oct
meTte SoIf Of andre @ationer iom
nu bar ionlet en- Sorrnue og 6n.
fer at fomme blonot oeres egne.
Oblpsninger gipes bereonilligit Of
Gntbon N. RasmnsIeu,
Gtanbnrb, Ilta., Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-05-01

g.. s. 6 arle n.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Dsrkense Beautifully and Re.
stores lts Natural Color and
Lustre at once.

Comman garden sage brewed In.
to n heavy tea. with sulphur and al.
cohol added, will turn gray
strea ked and faded hair beautiful
~ dark and luxurlant Mixing the
Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at
home, though, Is troublesome. An
easier wau II 10 get the rcady-to-
use preparation. improved by the
addition OF other ingredients. a large
bottle. at little cost. at drug stores.
known as "Wyeth's Sage and sui,
phur Compound thus avoiding a
lot OF muss.
While gray, faded hair ia not sin
ful We all desire 10 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness By darkoning your hair with
Wyeths Sage and sulphur com
pound. - no one can tell. because IL
does - 40 naturally. so evenly You
just dampen sponge or soft brush
with II and draw this thru your hair
taking one small strand al a time.
by morning all grav hairs have dts
appeared After another applica-
ton or two your hair becomes beau
ufullv dark. GLOSSY. soft and lurur-
liant and you appear years younger
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound Us a delightful toilet requisite
Il II not intended for the cure
mitigation or prevention OF disease.
All
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
TWENTY-F0UR COPIES OF
FINISHED MYSTERY SEIZED
Light Pages Containing Ss4Ii,Iot,.
Passages 1'urn from the
Volumes Captured.

Twopty four copies OF "Thc I'm.
lshcd Mystery" were seized yostsr-
day by the police at the direction
Of the fcdral officials WHO have a.
rCctcd that copies or the book hc
taken WncrcNcr found. Thcy are
claimed to contain S,dltlous passa b.
gcs which have not been passed by
tho censor Eight pages, which con
tain the objectionable passages. had
been torn from the books and let
~ was found I'm me directing the
distributors To tear hem out other
pages are TO hc p3stcd in according
To tho Instructions fu4nd with one
Of the books
Eight copies ~ the book We o
found at the residence = Mrs. 3 II
.cNcy az South Cheyenne. and 10
it the residence ot Mrs. oakley
Thomas. - E.st sixteenth. the 20
lice Officers s,v At the Thomas rcs-
.dence they stHtcd that they aIsu
found three boxes m which hooks
lad been received one addressed 10
Mrs. toNcy, an two nihc"s addressed
r Mrs. J.. Cunningham. 3O5 South
pcnNct Officers n Carmichael and
prr"n LrcHs made the raids II IL
.,lioycd that number Of copies
lSvc been sOld IN the city
The hook is puhlishcd ny the 4ntcr.
,ationa Rihlc students a-5oc alton
& New Work, aud has been widely
distributed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

EJin of five ami third mluion dol
Ers In less than ten VE,kS
And another thing tlrtt Na-
changed In the financial condition.
Washington money Is not going Ia
New ork 20 be loaned. lit il is 20
ing west and south and north whi.a
Was unknown prior to the war
Washington never thot Of l6otIng to-
"fl the west for securities ON tho
ground that tho cost OF inspection
was too high. but now "A new outlet
has opened
Washington IS growing moro ran.
ldIN, perhaps than any city has ever
grown In the history Of the United
states, and 'he new arrivals have
come 20 stay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

era. Is shown by the finances OF the
country
| wall street always hGs controlled
me finances of America. and New
YORK has always been tho money
center OF the United States
Today the financial center Of the
hted states Is IN Washington. IA
- Ana that Is not hAlf OF the stor,
me financial center OF the l'nttsl
states Will remain in Washington not
ohly during the duration OF tho war
uut Tor Oh time 10 come In me M
tnre. l do not mean by thar m al
| tno actual money VIII hc Ia the N, ,
uohl capital. but that the money
! W the country viii be directed frum
Loans Nude Ia New York.
| NhHe WASHINGTON. has at this limo
udhhs and trust companies. in
.luulhE savings banks. and un'll tho
""'' put JAu.puO population. with
.ePoslts ana savings ranging around
7toVV'VVO, II never has been a urofit-
'ule banking town. different from
'"y o'her city, there Is no oppo.,
'oPf'y tor iuhuinH money here: 40
I"t heeds t"ney. and the dcpoSits
"EtlE are made ur ut Eo,arnmcnt
VlpioyeS and government undr
ME the bdths here have shown bir
ucpoh'th' thcN have tceu vumpcIIsd
70 Aehd thelr muny to New York
"here II Is loaned by Ncw Nork
banks thus rcduglnN the earning "a.
patitya OF The Washington banks Ne.y
considerably. ''
hGt rapid change is coming over
the United States.
unul the beginning II tho war
n@n who had big propositions 10 |
i,hance' such as railroads. went to |
Nd!l NTCri ana askcu the bankers /
railroad. '''"
II Wall street said NO" tho
rallr0ad proposition vent un i'm a
cream " they said Yes" it became
a reality.
Ihat has been tho financial stu
ltion OF the United states untu Tho
breaking out OF the war.
lr'SiSury Department "It" Now.
now, II "A man wants to huIlI "A
railroad or finance any othe- large
proposition, he takes the train for
Washington, u. g., lsnore8 the bans.
efs OF Wall street and heads for
.ie treasury department whcr, he
'onsults and asks the permission OF
lne Secretary McAdoo. II Mr.. Me
Ndoo says Yes" tho projects sue
'eeds, II no says NO" the propo-
.itlon fails Wall street and New. york
Foney has nothing to say: nothing 10
10 about IT, one way or the other.
And this condition will become
permanent Wo are entering into
government ownership OF rassroadp.
md we Will eventually enter into the ,
government ownership, or at leag.
government Contor lof all public
Utilities. and public service corrb- y
atoms In the country
That means that the financial cen
cr OF this country will he in the nl-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
LAST OF CLASS A MUST
BE EXAMINED AT ONCE
Several Hundred Ordered 60 Report
saturday and Monday; 1000
Already Passed ON.

All class A drafted men who have
not been examined for army service
have been noSrrcd TO appear at the
officeHof the examining board sat
urday and Monday for examination,
All who fail TO appear ON these
dates will be lnducted into the scry-
ice Immediately and sent to train
ing camps.
The examhhinE boards office is
located at Dr wrighrs laboratory.
In the basement OF the Wright
building. Third and Cheyenne.
All men who fail TO receive the
notices sent them through city de.
livery are instructed TO call at the
office of the local exemption board
at tho city han and get official nOu-
fication
About two thousand class A mon
have already been examined and the
major portion of the work is
finished, but there arc still several
men vet 10 take their ex.
amlln TONS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
DISCUSS MISSIONARY WORK
Survey Of Foreign Fields Made by
Methodist Episcopal Church.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 10
Surveys Of foreign mission fields and
discussion OF the needs for mission
AIRY work, both at home and abroad,
mado up the program for today's
session Of the conference OF ministers
and luymen Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church south, meeting here with
delegates from the northern and
Canadian branches Of the church o.
plan for the participation OF Thu
southern church In proposed world
wide missionary campaign In cele.
hrution Of the centennial OF the
founding OF the Methodist mission.
AIRY board. The conference was or
ganized last night with the election
OF John r. Pepper OF Memphis as
permanent chairman and will con
unue In session through tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
AFTER EFFECTS
OF MEASLES
Mother, Who Lives in Tennes.
see Mountains Where Black
Draught Is Relied on in
Many Troubles, Says 1t
Made Her Boy Sound
and Well.

Coal Creek, Tenn.--Up in Tn,
fsountains quite some distance
from town, lives Mrs. L. S. Fritts
who relates her experience with
Thodford's Black Draught as fol.
lows:
My little boy, James. took sick
with dlarrhea, about five years q &C
and was badly swollen. lie had IN
measles and this was. no doubt an
after-effect made him well b}
giving him Thedfords RACK
Draught. gave 1t 20 him three
times day for month. | firmly
believe It saved his life.
We always keep Black Draueht
In our house, II is our doctor. Al
ways easy to get and prompt in Civ
ing relief
A small pinch OF Black Draught
after each meal and at bed time for
headache. stomach and liver trou-
bic, and We are well the next morn
ing.
IL certainly works wonders some
times and saves no end Of trouble.
relieves pain, and there Is no need
for another doctor
have recommended Black
Draught 10 nll my ncghbOrs and
viii continue 10 recommend IT,"
Thedford's Black Draught is A
puro. vegetable herb liver medicine
acting gently. yet promptly on liver
and bowels.
Thousands Of people. everywhere.
have found II 10 relieve constipa-
ton. indigestion, hiliousnesa and
many similar disorders
Try Black Draught Your drug
gist sells it.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
THREE MEMBERS
IN FAMILY HELPED
Tanlac Proves Revelation TO
Booth Family-Wife
Gains l8 Pounds.

when my wife first started IN
Tanlac she weighed only ninetN-flye
pounds and when she finished her
| third bottle she tipped the beam at
one hundred and thirteen" said +.
l.. Booth OF 2Ol Furnish avenue.
san Antonio and. while remarkable.
It ~ only r1o or many hundreds OF
wonderful endorsements that have
been published In connection with
the Master Medicine"
For six years" he continued
my wife was IN general rundown
condition and had no appetite. she
couldn't cat meats and many other
things and the gas on her stomach
made her heart flutter and IL
seemed like at times she would al
most smother 10 death She was
consNpated all the time. had awfui
headaches and hacksche She lost
weight and got 70 weak and nervous
she could hardly sleep
II lthught Tanlac FOR her be
cause read ana heard so much
about II and Ill tclE anybody It's
good medicine. and I don't believe
there's anything can come up To a.
when my wife finished her third
bottle Khn could cut anything with
out It hurting her and sleep oyery
night like log. Her headaches
nervousness and backachc were all
gone and she had actually gained
eighteen pounds. I have two little
girls, eleven and fourteen years old
who took Tanlac TOO and they just
want 10 eat W everything. can't
begin 20 tell how huch TRnlar has
hecn worth 10 my family ana / be
licve there are lots OF other peoplc
here who cuuid get relief IL they
would only give Tanlsc a fair trial
Tanlnc Ia sold In Tulsa hy Roy
Getman'E ReXall Drug store the
Quaker Drug company snd 1e6d'ng
druggists and dealers everywhere
ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

WHY co limping around with ach-
hE puned-up teet--feet so tired
chsied sore and swollen YOU can
hardly get your Shoes on or OFF,
Why don't you get 25cent box ot
'riz' from the drug store now and
gladden. your tortured fcet2
Til makes your feet glow with
comfort. takes down swellngs and
draws the soreness and misery right
out OF feet that chafe, smart and
burn "Tlz" instantly stops pain I'm
corns, callouses and bunlons. "Ti,',
h glorious for tired, aching, sore
feet No more shoe tightness-
more foot troubles.--AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 2O--A bill
was introduced in the house today
by Representative Hilliard 10 om
power the government by right OF
eminent domain 10 take over control
of the telegraph and telephone serv-
icss Of the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

AUSTIN. Texas March 2O.-when
the house of eptesenatfT-S Of the
Texas legislature met this morning
Speaker Fuller announced that here-
aftr he would enforce the lobby law
and that II he saw any lobbyists on
the floor Of the house working
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

WAsHINorok, March 2o.-rhe
navy department is working out
plan for promoting starr officers by
selection rather than By seniority
and will incorpors&ES into a bill 10
he presented by ysss naval commIt,e.
within a few days, Il Ras stated
today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21
Looking Rsckwar,

~ see this egs has the name 'tsa.
bella written on IT,"
Well. cir 2"
Am 10 infer thai sAs aats /.
1892"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

drivers, who have been out sevafal
weeks was issued here today by local
labor leaders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

among memebrs, he would have
them elected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-21

OMAHA. Neb, March 20.-Judre
John q 0oss, 90 years OF are. pio.
neer attorney " Nebraska, one OF
the founders OF tho Pythinn order.
died az his home In Relleyue. Neb,
last night OF pneumonia
| ROCKFORD, III. March 600
Found Ruilty before q summAry
court martial OF INSTRUMENTATION TO
an officer Sergt. Danny Goodman,
a boxing Instructor at Camp Grant,
has been shorn OF his chcVrons and
given six months In the guard house
with Jne-sixth OF his pay withheld.
PARIS March s0.-David r.. Put.
nam Of Brookline. Mas, a descend
ant Of Israel Putnam, and a member
OF the Lafayette flying squadron. has
Just brought down two more German
alrplanes, making four to his credit
Putnam also has been promoted TO
the rank OF sergeant In the French
army lie already has the war cross
NEW YORK, March 20--Th eodore
W Meyers formerly comptroller Of
New York city, banker and mem
Der OF the New York Stock exchange. |
died at his home here today, aged 1
1s years. As comptroller Mr.. Mey- II
ors negotiated n loan OF 4.00Ot0O0
for the CITY at 2h per cent. sad TO
be the lowest rate evor obtained by
any municipal government Il
TEMPLE Texas. March 90 Er
gincer J. r Mcdaniel ~ val
Antonio, who wu injured ncl aare
sunday morning. when Missouri.
Kansas and TcNa' passenger train
crashed into q freight on a siding.
died nt a local hospital late last
night FO.r other persons were
seriously Injured Rt the time. but
they are expected 20 recover
with palms
KANSAS CITY. Mo. March eO-
william Lohse snd Henry Lohse.
brothers and propriotors OF large s
hour min at Logan. Kan. were ar
rested here today on a WARRANT
,hRrging them with making diqoynl
HmRrks and falling 20 observe the
equations Of the federal fuel nd- Z
Both mon are cnehiy E
Hens. the authorities stated.
MOBILE. Ala, March 20.--An-
was made TODAY that
he United states shipping board 2
would grant a hearing March ~ 20 3
he employees OF shipyafds in the
ulf coast district who recently e
made demands for Increased wages &
hipyard workers here had threat =
ned TO walk out unless thoii de- =
nnnds were satisfactorily adjusted e
TOPEKA, Kan. March 2O.-The
edernl fuel administration has ap- ..
ointed j J. Coleman assistant gen. '
raj freight agent ot the Atchison.
opcka s santa Fc Railway direc- re
pr Of coal transportation IN states pa
rest of the Mississippi river. ac-
ordinR to word received NJ the gen
raj offices OF the company today
he appointment is effective at l-,'
nee ""
DETROIT. March 20-Jonn slu- sn
irki. 20 years OF axe. pleaded 80
uilty today IN federal court 10 ntI
'ndiug n threatening letter 20 co
.eury Ford lie was sentenced 20 t,.
yc yeaTs imprisonment Al Fort "A.
Khu sluarki de-
iahded $4,000 from Ford ana
lrentened 20 XIII The manufacturer To-
nd his son Edsol urflcss the money NJ
las sent to him. SlUsarh was ar ia