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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

machines used and in the armament
provided These are.
"i Tho divisional reconnaissance
aviation u valuable allv of the starr
u serves. al: the batteries whose FIR
ing II Nlrccts. Of the infantry % us-
sis,s In leading during the battle.
"s The aviatio nof combat young
cr sister OF the first and the most
faithful ally she has Tor her protoc
ton from the aRgrcasious ~ hostile
nirplanes. Attack the boch. down
him. or compel him to flee is IT'S
clearly offensive motto.
"3 The aviation of huminrdmcut
hitherto chiefly employed in rcpri-
sails for the aerial rains Of the enemy,
hut now called to a much greater and
perhaps a decisive role.
Although essentially distinct. these
three branches OF aviation can only
bee effectively employee 10y the com
stan, coordination OF their efforts.
Birth aud -DcvcioIlncnt.
Let us Conuider the conditions ana
influences attending their birth and
development and the roles they nre to
play In the battles OF tomorrow. IN
which your sons ana brothers are To
participate
when the war was declared the
chief strength of the French and Ger
man armies lay in the masses o. their
infantry. IN the power ~ their artii-
lcry. aud IN the skill Of their cavalry.
However II seemed the part OF wis
dom to- put the fcw hundred airplanes
We possessed at the service Of the
fighting forces. In order to facilitate
the success Of their undertakings. The
offensive strength OF both he French
and German sauadrons was tery snail
In comparison with the millions OF
combatants ready "a clash with each
other. supported by the fire % sew
oral thousand cannon.
But these airpianes possessed the
power OF exploring the field Of bat
tie to an cNtcn far beyond that ui
the cavalry. FOR which this delicate
an' dangerous duty hnd hithert,
been reserved. To them. according
Is from the beginning Of the war
was intrusted the observation of tn,
movements Of the hostile armies.
During the whole period. termed
the war movement that IL "a say
until the battle Of the Marine. tbs
French commanders were keep.
promptly Informed Of the movement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

~ tho German forces. thanks To- the
during commissioners Of u pilots.
Who accompanied by staff officers,
made flights far within the tines ~
th, enemy and at e low altitude in
the rear ~ the hostile forces The
aviation of reconnaissance was thus
created during the FIRST days of hos.
%tilitics
Mir SERVER bcNclopmcnt
"rhc uumbc. uf aircraft iu ts, was
So small that a hostile 1irpltnc was
rarely encountered I'm the course OF
these accommodating expeditions. II
advcrsaries did chance g. meet. All tho
pilots coulH do was tu shake their
fists at eavh other or discharge their
rcvolvcrs without tho slightest chance
Of hitting II was. however. from these
gestures that aerial combat took as
birth the history 81 which viii re-
main as ono of the most brilliant cpics
Of the present war
Taking advantage ur their cxcur.
sions within the illness of the enemy.
the pilots carried with them a few
artillery projcctll"s which they drop.
ped on hostile nssemhlagcs. camps. or
columns. such was tho beginning
OF acrinl homhardmcnt. which. at that
epoch. was left TO the initiative 81
each pilot. The bombs were thrown
without aiming, over tn" edge % tho
cockpit. ana IL was counted "a lucky
shot when the proJectile hit the in
tended target. Moreover. the air.
planes of this period were not capable
of carrying heavy loads. so that the
J pilots. as "a rule, had To- be satisfied
with small steel arrows. which thcN
they found them assembled Ia lnrR'
groups
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,

EntanshsI Il,c--In Ninc Parts.
WRITTEN by Shcrsa Hair.
SUGGESTED by Steele Plot
DIRECTED by Cusscn Hardly.
PHOTOGRAPHED bY Phiiomon
LEM
SCENIC EFFECTS hy Al GUITARS.
ART DIRECTOR Caesar wright
COSTUMES by Tiily rprls
DOG LOANED hy the Pound
PIANO RENTED from ri11ireio
Uruthors
DONKEY shot by Almost Rcll1z.
REVOLVER USED Pony IS
SCENE ON the Hanks OF th"
Squawha nash IN the MOuntsins OF Fla
Plains
CAST INCLUDES
Lizzie Sgurcds the heroine.
Tee Kerry tho hero
Zachariah ]SQucris father 20 LIZ
zle.
Mariar Squcrds wife 80 Zach
Elder Perry father To- Tee
Null Kerry wife To Eldcr
Tootslo S.uecds. Lines twin sister
Thomas Squccda- Lizzi"s cat.
Holden tuaus- valet 10 Tee
Goozo Berry dog tu Tee
luncheon SLATE and Guasir Gunp.
their mutual friends
Part one
Ia ID sheltered. honey home sit"
Lizzie Suuceds. the blonde. tiuc-r}cd
lovely daughter uf the great Harh
Suuceds. retired checso-holc punchct
she ls knitting Wristlets Tor wrost-
lcrs
END of Part one Part Two O"
follow immediately
Part Two
' GA . tIr.Op uWo nulc. from thf
su4crds numr works nard Toe Ferry.
the poor bot secretly accepted i"v'i
nt the rich Lizzie squccds
ttnd ct Part Two part Three
follows l~"tuediately
Par, Three
Idlz.o i- thinking Of Tee Inu ait'
slip. eighteen stitches uud 'pinr'
b,cs on "a row h~alf.uopc She tsIut
,End OF cart Three Part Ioul
60 follow immediately
Part fout
Tee .s thiu1Iug ct la4zic 'u" h"
slips ns too, under tnv trrtdiv of the
pcpprf sitting machine uc De- ""'H
iuE THEREBY smashtus three too"
4 Tie faluu.
,rnd OF PAM -Four I'art Five to
toilow mumvdiutol'
rayt Five
l.zzIo Receivers. hears oi Tee hr
cldcnt and ,isit. him m thr hospital
bringing him a hug bunch ui urrh
ards VI coove
,End Of Part rl,c rsrt sN tn
follow Immediately
Fart SN
IIlz,c aud Zee are married h' "a
m4uit,cr Whu Is q patient W Go" u'r.
Ipi7al The flower girls spriukI" r.'"
down thcir htrk. and ushrf- bans
shoes m their faces
END Of Part stA Part seven a"
Foll"v immedi.teiy
Part seven
Ius, ts 'h,, are leaving tho hoe
pital for F., honeymoon BOO warm
IGrcer, Tee FIRST wife and eight chh
dren trlp up the Atcp- Go street, him
end ~ Part Part Eight
t1 follow immediately
The, r,II0 Tee hack 800 tho hos
pttal suffrriag from shuch and hts
wife with eight children spcnes the
rest 81 her day nursing him back Ia
the heslul she shattered
tEnd OF rar, Eight Part Sine
Will follow immediately
Part Ninc ana Last and IN Conclusion
Lizxie. nesrtbFoken, hut happy
Joins a wandering minstrel troupe,
composed OF mcognitocs, never mar
p riea and travels under the name OF
, Heda Seevedma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
find help, secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed. rent houses. fats
apartments. stores and real estate; find
the lost. sell houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

war. As the resources OF America
now being gathered, Fci TO the battle.
fronts with n mighty rush. they arr
fuliy expected 60 arr the allies
through tu victory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

The case ~ the grcat liner Water
md now the United States ship
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

the legislature refused 10 allow 0ov'
ernor Phillips the authority 10 name
Husting's successor.
Francis McGovern. former COVER
nor. is another Republican or un.
questioned determination 20 support
the war II elected. and Rspresenta-
tive Henry Allan Cooper will run on
Il war support platform. The Demo
cratic candidates are sure war men,
Professor Charles Mccarthy OF the
University Of Wisconsin and director
OF the state legislative library and
Joseph r. Dnvlea, former head OF
the federal trade commission.
The IaFollettc candidate 10 James
Thompson, a lawyer. and for many
years staunch supporter OF the
pacifist senator. Thompson has been
conspicuous by his absence In ali
patriotic movements In the state. bet
In announcing himself In the race
he said he would support the war.
lie lays heavier stress. tho, on ap-
peals for more freedom Of speech,
and complains Of the governments
alleged discrimination against farm
err
Victor Berger. tho former con-
Rressman. II an out-and-0ut anti
war oandJdhte since he bears the
standard OF the Socialists and the
Milwaukee Germans. @
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
GIRLS! HAVE WAVY,
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
save Your Hair! Double the
Beauty in a Few Minutes
Try This

IL Won care for heavy hair. that
listens with beauty and IL radiant
a'n Iu'. has an Incompatible soft
~ ana is fluffy and lustrous. try
bdnderre
S1s' one application doubles the
,sau,y OF yo, ' hair. besides IL lmme-
ssA,eN iissoltes every particle Of
sAnafl't YOU cannot have nice.
,,,, ,aS healthy hair II you have dand-
WI Ith destructive ncurf robs the
ss'' -, or iia le7trc. its strength and
y. very ma. and n not overcome
produces "a feve-lehness and itch-
W or the scalp. the hair roots fam
t.n loosen and die. then the hair
'a'ls cut fast
your hair has been neglected
~. ' W ihin. faded. dry, scrAEgy or
,,,,. "" get small bottle of Rnowi-
q, bauderine at any drug store
oUel counter for a few cents.
ND iitte as directed and ten
tn.I''s after YOU will say this was
w. yes, Investment you ever made.
.y.,' W sincerely believe, regardless OF
wy, ,hlne else advertised. that N
b,lg neslrn soft. lustruus. beautiful
Ne ana lots OF it-no dahdftiff--.
lns 1.nlns scalp and no more fall
~. you must use Knowiton's 3
noxi ns' II eventuaily--why not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
.,,,pTER XVIII

.r Sound a German or the
fasa who had read anything
.',,'r tv Treitschke, Nietzsche OF
',,,,n.rhcrr had more readers
Greater following. although
I." .,,rr4e. expresses only the as
u, -, .f the Germans. But
..ris concrete positions when
u, .re can understand,
an, instance. the German mer-
,oal.ng at TBnneuberg's book
s,l seeing the map of South Amer,
=. covered with almost uhl'eerha'
:" - I.miuation, smiles and hp-
U,,,rs fnr he thinks German trade
swallow that rich continent
", ,c,or German laws and regu-
I.,iors ,alI exclude the imports or
8 all other nations.
s,v What ia happening today when
.,w what ia happening tdoay when
=. .a,s "1he Frnns have been walt
,r, a long time TO detach themse- ces
from the great Russians, their
hereditary enemies"
rYt In the main, his s..etch OF the
war 10 which he lookSd forward, no
Jailed 60 predict accurately the at,
titudc of the wCcld. His predictions
reprcsrut may OF the dead hopes
Of tine Itnsfermans, those Germans
who believe It is the right ana duty
OF Germany to conquer all,
,qaphesylng war between GER
,oauy ON one side and France and
. Russia on the other, Tannenberg
believed that more confusion ana re-
siytlrec 20 war than actually Of
furrtI would come In bohemia and
poland following the order for mo-
bl!zauon In, the Slav parts or the
tRkrnly wrote also that Japan would
declare war on Russia, belief
shared hy the torChlight paraders
Of Berlin in August 1914,
Tannenberg thought Italy would
declare war on France. He was
wrong In his confidence that France
vas dccadcnt, wrong In believing
that England and the United States
would only talk but would not fight,
yet right In his belief that revolu-
ton would break n1it In Russia. IN
fact. think that for years after the
Franco Russian alliance Germany
was preparing a Russian revolution
10 break out on whatever day the
Russian troops we're ordered TO the
colors He says that France will be
90 thoroly defeated that the war
ought not ~ leave her more than
eyes TO cry with"
am afraid that while many eyes
will cry in France, thru the breadth
Of Germany there Will be only few
homes where eyes will not weep over
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
IT WASA GRAND
SURPRISE TO NE"
Il Gained Twelve Pounds on
Two Bottles of Tanlac,"
Says Miss Bohne.

"T have gained twelve pounds on
two bottles OF Tanlac and feel every
Bit OF five years younger" said Miss
Navone II. Bohne, residing at 1914
Everett street, Houston, Texas. the
other day
q was in very much rundown
condition she explained, from
stomach disturbances and most
everything T. would eat gave me
trouble MY food would sour on my
stomach and form gas that made me
miserable for hours My nerves were
all on edge 20 | got l'ttle rest at
night and when morning came
was most as tired as | was when
went 10 bed had terrible head
aches most all the time and felt so
Wretched and no account hardly
had any life or energy left to do
anything.
u heard 30 many people telling
about the good that Tanlac had done
them that | decided to try 1t. The
way II took hold OF my troubles was
one grand surprise and ! hardly
KNOW how TO begin telling OF all the
benefits / have derived from using H.
! can say tho that II has made a
new person out OF me. and rs soon
as ! get home from work instead
OF mOping around like | did ! now
nave a grand time romping with the
Mddles Just like ! was child too
NY complexion has cleared up won
oenuly, | have no troubie with my
question and | sleep like baby.
ianlnc has been fine thing for me
ana J. certainly am glad to recon-
mend u from my own experience
with it,
Tanao Is sold In Tulsa by Roy
ne'mans Rexall Drug store. the
Vlaher Drug company and leading
ufsggisis and dealers everywhere --
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

MADISON, Wis March i2.-ts tspe-
ciab This state IL about 10 be-
come tic battle-ground for one OF
the most significant political CON
tests since the nation vent into the
war
Amrrlconism against Laroiletism
that ls tho issue.
The ewes of the nation yes. The
eyes Of the nations across the water
who are allied with the United
states In tho fight FOR democracy -
are on the conflict and will be on ~
untn its end The fight for tho toE'
cf the late senator Paul q. HU-ng
is to bc a Eot one from the drop Of
the hat
And the hat has been dropped
Irvine l.. I.snroot's hat is first In tho
ring. Il IL 90 be or has already been
followed into the circle by the hats
~ James r.. Davies, Henry Allen
Ceoper, Victor Berger. b'fAncis Me-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
EACH MUST PLAY HIS
PART IN WORLD WAR
Horace IIaRan Declares No One Can
Dlaulnim liability While the
Nation H. Fighting.

NO man can say his time IL his
own In this crisis No man can
shirk when he II called upon to
work for the nation When he Is
called he must quit his business and
answer or no IL not "A patriot or a
loyal American"
with this challenge 10 Tulsnns TO
respond 10 every call made upon
them. Attorney Horace HaRan be-
gan one OF his charRCteristically elO-
quont ana forceful speeches before
the city clubs OF the city at their
combined meeting at Hotel Tulsa
oaterday He was the chief speak
er and waR selected 60 fire OF the
oratUriCal fireworks hecause of his
reputation as one uf the best speak
cts Tulsa has, and he did not disap-
point. Ills speech which was not
over ton minutes IN length was n
gem of we'll chosen words and we'll
chosen thought, and was repeatedly
interrupted boy applause
There arc NO civilians In this
waT" snlA Hugan Every man,
woman and child here nt home II n
soldier for the country" He briefly
referred to what The civilian popu-
alions uf the warning powers IN
Europe pre doing aud said that
ever, man. woman and child In this
country is part OF tho military
fotuos of the nation
Tho great lesson ~ the hour 10
service service so tho nation--Rpi
D., appealed bon stirring words 20 the
people NJ Tulsa 10 meet the call of
tho war budget ~ local war orBani-
zutiuuH
The morale ~ Tulsa has always
boon hlrh because every effort ever
.mpie for a campaign tn this city has
been successful Tulsa has never
failed tu achieve whatever II und--
takes and he was confident tue
trfospnt campaign would go over as
.ha1 ull tHn others
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
RESIDENCES PUT MARCH
PERMITS ABOVE $500, ,000
Moderate Priced Homes Make Up
Most Of sai,0e0 Registered
for Tuesday.

March building permits continue
to average over $4,000 q day and
yesterday they went over the top OF
the 5000. 900 mark. with $4,000 to
spare. Virtually all the important
permits were for new residences,
among these being the following:
r.. NJ. Darnsil. 1903 Detroit, ts.vo0;
John ". Rodser. 8is south Houston.
t2.b0o, and lTo4 South Newport.
ts.Boo, n. G. Ciennisher. ia North
Boston, s2,6O0, NJ. o. Mason. iI28
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

Marriage licenses wses issued yss.
terdRy 20 the foilowing&"
John West, OF TuIea, 30, snd Ethel
Dalton. 20, Of faducah, Ny.
Ray Parker. 81. and Gladys Dns-
sery, ~. both of TULSA.
Henry d. Nolen. 40. and Madeline
Reilly. "a, Of Memphis Tenn.
Perry Mers. 40, sn4 Mary Wilcox
10, both Of Hanyas City.
ncrias Bowers, 10, and Grace Col
Inns, ~. both of Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

North Elwood. s2.sso. b. a. Jazus-
son, 1894 East eecond.
The total permits for the dGy wero
t2i,o00. The total for ths fieat
three months Of this year n rapidly
climbing towar dthe t3.0et, eco
mark. ass #N
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

bi you know that Tho Eagle =
Eyo" saved Uncle. IA ms Atlantic
fleet from destruction by German
spiea IN May, laib2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13

II YOU ever thought Uncle sam
had 10 busiens Fin this war against
Germany see The Eagles Eye" 1t
will I'M you why.
The Keota news., 1918-02-22
CHM0UFLAGE IN SICK ROOM
A.,us,na Little Trlvialities That viii
Tend 70 Take lnvalld's Mind
on His euflerlngs.

ANYTHING which will take the In
yalid's mind of his or her suherinRs
is indeed q welcome gift. Bear this In
mind. II you are planning to send over
to the sick neighbor bottle OF grape
Juice or your homemade wild cherry
cordial. BY just a little work and
some patches you can camoufiage that
bottle into a comical doll. Tie a pet
ticoat or dress around the neck Of the
bottle and a shorter cape over that.
Tie a piece Of kid or cloth over the
ton Of the bottle and mark out fea'
lures on 1t with ink. Then top the
bottle with a little pasteboard toque
and you will have q doll calculated to
bring q smile to the bluest invalid OF
your acquaintance.
Other things can be hidden In the
same way. even bottles Of medicine for
children will be better received than
II allowed to stand uncovered on the
beside table. Imagine how a little
tot will wait for medicine time to come
around II the bottle is little Red
Cross nurse and her head comes of
In a fascinating manner when the cork
. removed.
The Keota news., 1918-02-22
SPORT.

Carl A. Druhot, . pitcher and out
fielder who played major and minor
league ball for ten years, died at .
hospital at Portland. Ore. as the re.
suit Of an accident suffered while
working In . shipyard.
Six early closing events for the
Grand Circuit harness meeting at
Kalamazoo. Mich. in July were an.
nounced. The events comprise the
Paper Mill purse OF $4,000 for a 2:0s
trot; 2:l3 trot. purse $4,000; 2:o5
pace. purse $1,000: 2:0s pace, purse
$1,000. and two sweepstakes events.
Bobby Mclean. worlds professional
speed skating champion, by his vic.
tories over Mathiesen and Lamy low.
cred the half.mile record to / minute
Is seconds flat, on Lake Placid Club
quarter mile tract in New York, rs be.
low John Johnson's record. standing
since 1896. Mclean also skated 100
yards in s7.10 seconds, lilo below
Johnson's professional record made IN
1893 and Ito slower than Morris
Woods amateu2 record Of 1903.
The Keota news., 1918-02-22

Our boys are defending this country
On the high seas and on the land. Our
own defense against q common enemy
II to keep the system clean by Kidding
the body OF the toxins or poisons. which
are bred In the intestInes. When you
feel tired. sleepy. headachy. when your
breath II offensive. or pimples appear
on the face and neck. 1t Is time to recog.
nize the danger and protect your bodily
health by taking something for the livef
such as DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The machinery Of the body needs to
be oiled. kept In good condition, just 40
the guns or machinery Of ship. Why
should human person neglect his own
machinery more than that Of his auto
mobile or his guns? Yet most people
do neglect themselves. Their tongue
has dark brown color. skin sallow.
breath bad. yet they fail to see that
their machinery needs attention.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have
been known for nearly half a century.
They are made Of May-apple. leaves Of
aloe and jalap. made into a tiny pellet
and coated with sugar. They are stand.
ard and efiicacious. You can obtain
them Mt any drug store In walls for
twenty-five cents. Ask for DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets-and get no otherl
The Keota news., 1918-02-22

knowledge Is power. but 1t can't al.
ways provide straws for drowning
man to clutch mt.
The Keota news., 1918-02-22
PoRgloN.

Russian action will hardly give Ger
many moro power.
The Canadian government an
uounced II had decided not to con
script enemy aliens to work on farms
German forces are already beinl
ooncsntratsd in Ukraine 70 attack the
Bolshsviki. according to . Berlin die
patch.
The Turkish parliament has ~
proved the construction Of . bridge
and tunnel across the Bosphorus. con
Meeting Europe and Asia.
Gen. sir william Robertson. chief
Of the British imperial staff. has re.
signed. Gen. Wilson. ubchief Of
staff. takes the vacated place.
Bolo Pasha. who was convicted by q
Paris court.martial Of treason and sen
fenced to death. appealed from the
verdict to the Court Of Cassation.
Fighting was reported north Of
Jimines In the vicinity Of La Cruz. be-
tween villa forces and federal troops
under the personal command Of Gen.
Francisco Aurguia.
Six Americans In the automobile
convoy service have been decorated
BY the French government with the
war cross for their courage and devo.
tion to duty at verdun.
The lava lake Of Kilauea volcano
has taken . sudden rise and 10 at the
highest level reached within the
crater since 1894. according to obser.
vations reaching Honolulu. T. H.
Peace with the Ukraine was made
not only 20 that the central powers
might obtain foodstuffs. but also to
effect . breach in the eastern front. Il
10 indicated In . dispatch from Vienna
Russia has now reached the point
where her whole economic structure.
together with her industries. railway
systems and trade apparatus II broken
mp and crashing headlong to the
ground.
President Wilson stands bead and
shoulders above all others ~ the
spokesman Of the allied peoples. In the
opinion Of the Manchester Guardian.
mainly because he 10 able to keep firm.
~ and constantly in view the reasons
Why America came into the war.
An Amsterdam dispatch forwarded
to the London Central News reports
great excitement prevails in Warsaw.
Students and workmen are planning .
great demonstration. Military detach.
ments. mounted and afoot. are patrol.
ling the streets. Many were killed and
injured In . riot at Petrograd.
Russia's withdrawal from the war
was real Withdrawal, and the throw.
ing away Of all agreements with her
former allies. said Leon Trotxky. the
Bolshevik foreign minister. In report.
to the all-Russian workingmen's and
soldiers councils on the result Of the
Brest-Litovsk conference. according to
. Russian wireless dispatch received
at Berlin.
SPORT.