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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

LONDON. March 2q.TI.c stand
ara ships were launched no British
NhIUyards "Wednesday, tl, central
News saws n understands Pour OF
The vessels lett the ways ~ the liar
land * Nylf yards at Belfast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
Face to Face With Kaiserism
BY JAMES w. GERARD

occasion Hhoui German affairs we
talked fur four aud "a quarter hours
without interim inIun In that period
he extracted from mo all the mi
formation he required NJ tho time
lle is O. wonderful man to have pt
IN" head of our nation IN war or
peace.
Gradually the splendid pence noes.
sage Of our ureHidcnt tJauunry s.
lolD viii sink into tho conscious
moss of tho German people
There are liberal and reasonable
mon among them striving fur pence
and fnr disarmament
In January of 1ol7. lust at che
moment whom tho military putnrrnry
brought on war with America hy
their sudden announcement of ruth
less submarine warfare tho liberals
~ Gcrmnny were preparing tu 600.
opcrhn with our presidrut iU thr
efforts that hc was thon making FOR
peace
a socinlls; member of the Reich
Htng. n man whogo name is known
thruout the world. vroto M Chat
time two articles to boo used Iu tho
effort Tor peace, and ! print thoW in
order thnt those outside ~ Gcrupny
may obtain - plimuuo 81 the mind
~ ono Of tho leading Soriuli-'a Of
that country Those artiOicH have
never hccn published
! feel that nov when We are ~
war with Germany perhaps 70 would
cause embarrassment 10 this man
should ! uuhlish his name TN u
country wheN man may he sent
to Jail fnr speaking without respect
~ some act ~ tho kalperR aurrs
tors committed more than four hun
drod years ago II Re dangerous for
any German 10 put his name 10 ut.
teranciH which mlght not march
with the wishcs ~ dcapotir dor
many
n has always been the desire =
the Faiscr's government tp draw tho
allies into peace conference. with
the homo Of dctachinE Homc Of tho
allies from their combination Per.
haps these articles pltho written by
n Socialist were part of % clever
governmental peace propaganda =
which the majority Socialists pu
readily lent themselves during the
wear 1917. Hut on tho other hand
! think those articles renrosont the
sincere, real expression ~ thc writer
who IN still n member uf the miupN
ity, or Hn-se, faction ~ the der
man Socialist party Tho written
year ago. they discuss points Mill
unHolved and which must come be
fore the peace conference that aot-
Ties the war
~ =. An.t.V,,ys. Yvtnt q,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
low AMERICA CAN HELP
EUROPE.

my Member ~ the RelrhstHFN
The immediate reply of the cen
trnl powors to presidsnt wilson's
note (Dccemhor, 1910 has boou q
polite refusal "a Indicate beyond
some Eencrallties open y tho hlamo
Of ambiguity. n clear way what
their demands ~ peace would he
II has been followed by their noto
To the neutrals of the tlth " Jan
unry, which also avolds giving
distinct dellneatlon Of their de-
mRnda. Tho central powers main
tain thst only peace conference
OF the hclllrrrents themselves
would he the proper place 20 bring
forth the respective peace cordi-
tions, and they state they will pro-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
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for Saturday in our Drug
Sundries Dept, with a big
list Of useful articles at
very special prices.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-23
TOO SWIFT AN "E EcHo'

.'....% Duluth News -Trbune)
Some of CreePs friends than ne that ne was
rqht and expressed fne sentiment when he said II Will
be proud to my dying day that country was lnadequatey
when entered the conflict They cocksure
there is nothing wrong with this and that there isn't Amer
can worthy the name who doesn't echo it."
But Cree cocksure he didn't make ass OF hlm-
self He certain that in order to be good
one has be helpless In the cold dawn Of the day
on her back waiting kicked that the three years
before April indeed for such supreme pride
in unpreparedness. *G.sa. ". IL @9, i
Anyway the afternoon Washington on the day OF
the publication the speech from which the quotation was
taken carried Cree denial made on his authority
was said msquoted and misrepresented Ills a1ter
thought that he merely glad the future could not say
with truth that America started this wart quite generally
conceded she did that she had selfish motive in
But unfortunately for this apology there steno-
graphic report of his speech OF all the others at
supposed to take their publicity
from his enographer vouches for the OF his
transcript. &@.".& :, -,
But Creels doubts of his sentiments will not affect those
aduators nfabe whether mentally drunk pr
sober They what he said right whether ne meant
or not and all disagree with the sweetness OF his
spiritual intoxicaton are limitation Prussians." =
and mitaris between getting ready for the inevitable and
running amuck between oense and Defense between
democratic military organization under civil authority and
and people under autocrac military control yet
there is difference. ..a~5+ ...u.a.. ".s , -
Fortunately too this Trozky element population is
voube and thanks to France and Great
Britain Germany not sitting Americas backto recall
caOOnWhen Creel comedies 1t was pro-
per to offer armed resistance in the of democracy
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-23
SURE, GIVE 'EM ALL A PARDON

st. started action against the auto speeders of
that city few days ago. the result of killings and the MAIN
pedestrians and arrests commenced to in Fines
the workhouse for others of special
reckessness Irrespective of the officers made arrests
the usual stunt political pulls being used in
attempts to free offenders of notable instances
this of state senator to obtain pardon for
offender who drew ten days the workhoue the ground
that he is ill. n
heartily in favor Of letting him free We would be
in favor going through the worhouse and
tanning what other law voato i'll and using his influence
in setting them Free We fail to where law vioator
is entitled to consideration from political
than any other who hasn't the good fortune to have pull
handy. '"
The Yankton Press and Dakotan thinks-after man
wfuy violated the lawss poor time to beg newspaper
to keep the item out of his wife and chdrenS
Paul Pioneer Press n
And don't think the same?
The city council taking slant at the lake shore and its
boat houses and remains of In
some places lake shore resembles comb with Of its
teeth busted out. .--.s"f
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1918-04-23

Dr. Robert McEroy of New York who spoke in nine states
filled background of of his charges OF
ism and antAmericansm special correspondent
who story broadcast Among other things Dr. Nc
Elroy quoted as saying: -,
- AT the University of Wisconsin, he said, where
there are about 1000 students, l spoke to large
audience of young wearing the khaki of the
United States was telling them of Americas real
purposes and aims and ideals in this war; II seemed
to me the outset the audience took strangely
little interest in the things was talking about .
"When began to quote from some of President
Wilson's messages" continued DR.. McElroy, "the
rattle of swapping rifle triggers throug hout the audi
ence-the men, being under compulsory military
training, have guns-sounded very much like an at
tempt to break up the speech
Poor "Doc" Didn't he know that Wisconsin only a few
weeks ago received the president at the start
the senatorial campaign endorsing democrat for the
senatorshp against republican republican state? And
didn't he know how Vice President Marshall called the pro
gressve republicans of Wisconsin 'sewage?" And didn't he
know the presidents avoe showed under by the
voters who refused be dominated into voting for some one
whom they did not want to represent them? !
says seemed to him that the audience took little in
terest what he talking about but to the students it
would seem the treadng pretty thin ice
after the election in the Badger state !:
Evening star., 1918-08-13

DR.. Evans, 1347 L NV. FIR. 157.
Sufferers from stomach and nerve troubles
will never regret trying my new drugless treat
ment. 1t produces wonderful results. Relief
guaranteed. Consultation and full information
Evening star., 1918-08-13

AUToMoBILELPrice, $475 cash. Can
seen after $50 pm. 1888 18th st. NV. ]
Evening star., 1918-08-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC

dU EUIS p11AE, EIU.
A BUYER for the car, q car for the buyer
Special for today: Owner, Army officer, ordered
away; country club 1918 Overland; $3.50. Ford
let touring, 1917. Watch for Saturdays spe-
cials between 1 and pm. Meet me at Auto
mobile Exchange, III 18th st.
ALWAYS pleasing patrons our pride. Tires,
tubes and parts for nearly all makes Of cars.
Highest cash prices paid Tor used and old cars
Four and six cylinder Bosch magnetos on hand
reasonable. Just call for Robert Hersgn, 11o
i12 AZ st s.w. Franklin 2346.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

wANTED-TO INVITE YOU TO BECOME
one Of l6 members of a proposed company 10 ne
incorporuted, to acquire. operate and tontrol,
for the exclusive use OF its members. an apart
ment house within eight blocks Of War De-
partnent containing sixteen housekeeping
apartments, each wiki four rooms and bath.
500 TO make up initial payment Of about
sIl 200, necessary to acquire title, etc. A
balance Of about $50, 900 would remain due on
fhe property in shape of a mortgage TO bear
interest at 5is per cent. Each member would
be expected to occupy an apartment at $3.50
per month. The rental proceeds would be used
10 defray interest, taxes and operating ex-
penses 1t is estimated that out Of the net
rental proceeds there would be more than suf-
icient surplus to pay 10 per cent interest 70
and also that their Investments would steadily
increase in value. For further particulars ad-
dress Box SAX. Star Office. -
THREE-RO APARTMENT FOR RENT.
3oz2 Cambridge pl L.
Evening star., 1918-08-13
PERSONAL.

YOU COULD NOT HELP THINKING ABOUT
the surplus stock of mems worn clothes you
own; no doubt there's suits, overcoats. pants,
etc., in the way and taking up valuable space; /;
get our cash in their place; we pay best and
call promptly. Phone us. JUsTH'S OLD
STAND. GIG u,
Evening star., 1918-08-13

III; sINESs WOMAN desires one two rooms.
furnished or unfnrnished- very light house
keeping: northwest section; VIII furnish ref
erenccs c., 1914 New Hampshire ave-
Evening star., 1918-08-13

ONE or two rooms, or one large room with
beds. by man and wife. with boy II years:
light housekeeping privileges: North Capitol or
northwest section: Christian Science home
preferred; best references. Phone North 1877,
after C. Buckley.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

HUDSON. 1915; six-cylinder. 7-passenger
Studebaker roadster. 6-cylinder, 2-passenger.
Franklin Motor Car Co., 1924 18th NV.
HUPP sPEEDSTER-Can be seen between
5:3o and 6:30 at 906 L NV. "A"
Evening star., 1918-08-13

AUTOMOBILE GARAGE-Have excellent op-
portunity for large garage and repair shops.
just at District line; building 60x120 feet: spe-
cial low rent, will consider partnership.
Address BOX COX. Star Office. 1hs
Evening star., 1918-08-13

AUBURN RoADsTER-Late model; excellent
condition; leaving city; will sacrifice for quick
sale; terms to responsible party. See car
at 3240 Prospect ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-08-13

WE ARE NOW PAYING s. to S8 FOB
WASHINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. 633
NV. II. 23Ts. or drop postal.
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR,
washington's favorite adviser. Most remark
able psychic life reader of the present age.
Help and advice on all affairs. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Special reading, 81. Hours: 10-7
pm. daily. Closed Sundays.
706 18th St. NV. s.e., doors : :.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20

MT. Morton of the B. R., l. & P. co. phoned us and said: When l push the tabulator key on my Underwood the carriage won't move-what's wrongr' Just like that. Our MT. House. without stutterlng, said: Turn your Underwood with back toward you-immediately beneath the numbered scale, you see Q
 flat piece of metal, almost tcdching another piece under it Spring this piece Of metal down bit and it will make the carriage release. Salso tabbulate." And he did it with perfect ease, saving us both MUCH TIME. We didn't charge him for this service we dent HAVE to- these little things enter muchly into the building of any SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS When it comes to TYPEWRITERS- we know them, FRONT AND BACKWARDS.
 TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
 Ernest W. House, Manager. Phone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
Birmingham Realty Co
2116 First Avenue

Will trade this farm for a good house and lot of equal value This farm has about 73 acres in cultivation. which is practically level; about 100 acres in woods and timber; has Groom house, also large school house that will go with this place. has other outhouses; good well of water at back door of the house.. springs, branches running through place; 1 E miles from new high school, churches. etc. This is gray sandy loam with red clay subsoil. Price sS750. Bethea Real Estate 6 In- surance Co, 2027 Sd ave. Phone 11s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20

s30o0 will buy 100-acre farm in F miles of Mt. Pinson: on the Mt. Pin son and Clay road; about 60 acres in cultivation: pastures with hog wire fence: has spring branch running through place. Has 3 houses; one 2- room house, one Broom house, one 3 or 4-room house. barn and out- houses. Each house has good well; about 20 acres level and about same more or less rolling This place Is about IS miles from city; would con- slider some terms. Bethea Real Estate Insurance Co. 2027 Third avenue. Main 116.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20

SS250 will buy this farm of 120 acres. with 65 acres in cultivation; about half of this tract practically level with 2 5-room houses with one Broom house; large 2-story barn with stalls, wagon and buggy sheds and several other out buildings; within blocks of depot, stores, school and church, grist mill. etc., on A., B. & A. R. R.; about 32 miles
 springs with sulphur springs. free
 stone water; has 40 acres in good pas ture with good wire fence around same. soil. This farm is a bargain for ss25o. Will consider some terms or might trade for city property. unincumbered. Bethea Real Estate & Insurance Co.,. 2o27 3rd ave, Phone Main 116.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
OFFICES AND STORES FOR REN-

'on RENTING new, modern brick stores. size 25x75 and 23x65; new snslving and equipped for nice grocery stores. and one with fresh meat market equipment jn back end or It. both buildings desirably located end have electric lights ana water: rents reasonable: write me or come sad see for yourself; good cash pay rolls here John n. Ellis. MontevalIo. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20

Os. -A -lOOLs So~t-Ec n aNOf wood section. within easy walking distanee; good neighborhood. All con- veniences except furnace. Can be bought at bargain. John M. Cart wright q Co. 2oss 1st ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
160 ACRES FEE SIMPLE-S6.50 ACRE JEFFERSON COUNTY

Timber and wood enough to pay 10 same: will make fine hog and cattl land when cleared; two streams; fo quick cash. $50 per acre taken it Address W-7e. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20

FINE Florida plantation, 3640 acres; splendid general farm land; 1900 acres under cultivation: dark, sandy loam; red clay subsoil; one of the best bargains along Seaboard: price SIP per acre. Mention Bargain No. l.. B. L. Hammer, General Development Agent, seaboard Air Line Ky. Nor folk, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
TYPEWRITERS

IF you want to sell or buy any make o typewriter, get in touch with us quick Typewriter Exchange, Birmingham Ernest w. House. Manager.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

WANTED-Gum timber; would like to find location for mill and contract for delivery to mill of 5,000,000 to .10,000.000 feet gum logs; will assist contractor by purchasing timber, if necessary. Will consider location at railroad or in woods. National Coop craze and Woodenware Co.,, Peoria, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SALE--Acreage in Woodlawn, choice fruits and corner, blocks car lines; rich soil;- at bargain for quick sale; owner. Address Y-7S. care Age-Hersld. GOOD business property in small town on railroad, will trade for Birmingham property. Box 45s. City. SACRIFICE sALE-My $120o equity in $500 income property; 15 minutes to center city; make offer: no agents. R., 3260 Kansas st., Oakland, Cal.
 SALE or trade for house and lot. $2500 S0-acre farm in Coosa valley, near Chil- dersburg, 40 miles out on Central R. R. J. L. Kelley. with M. A. Hines. 116 N. Fist st. Main lsl3
 FOR SALE
 The best bargain east of 2oth st., ana south of Highland ave, modern. eight rooms, with four bedrooms, two baths. breakfast room, large garage and dou- ble servants house; drive way from front; shade trees: lot S0x2l0 feet to al ley; we can sell this for cost of house and make good terms WHATLEY & WHATLEY
 12i Main. 1lo3 Jeff. Co. Blk. Bldg. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Alley corner, 90x1oJ. houses. 18th st., south, between B and c. Address Box 45s.
 
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Modern s-room home on 6Cx2o0-foot lot, facing east. on South Highlands; shade trees. barn and garage. This house was built by owner for home, and Is in good condition. Will sell equity at bargain or exchange it for smaller home in suburbs.
 WHATLEY & wHATLEY
 121 Main. 1le Jer. Co. Blk. Bldg. FOR sALE-Best bargain in EnsIey: large 4-room house and store: newly painted, papered. covered: good lot; garden; coal. chicken house; peach trees; lights; gas; phone; sanitary street improvements; block school; 8 blocks car line; 8 blocks T. c. I. plant; s1S0O, half cash. balance like rent. Ap- ply 1912 Ave. I. Phone s24-J. Ensley; leaving city.
 FOR. SALE OR TRADE retail business in Birmingham; will pay you to investigate. Address Box l5s. city. 2000 ACRES-Twelve miles town; 4i5 acres cultivated; 1000 stock pasture under fence: all level and one milo from school; S-room house; seven fireplaces; closets, rooms; store room, pantry. front and back porch, bathroom; nine tenant houses; lot, harn; large shed for stock buggy house: smokehouse three deep wells. Address r. E. Smart. Rainbridge. Ga. A BARGAIN If bought before Tebru- ary 1 s1200 will buy two beautiful lots on Pike ave. and 3oth St. Ensley. Call EneIA- e4s-w
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
LIVE STOCK

GOOD horse for sale or exchange for COW and young calf R. F n. g. box 125.
 mule. wagon and
 buggy and an ideal dog. Phone Main
 65 or write Whitehead. 2s3s Jeffer-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20

$175O will buy dandy good Groom house with about I E acres. of good Lake. This place Is all fenced, has good pump, stable and other outbuildings. some fruit, such as peaches, apples, grapes. etc. This is ideal for chickens and trucking. $350 cash. balance $40 per month, with s per cent interest. Bethea Real Estate & Insurance Co.,, 2027 3rd ave. Phone Main He.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
FOR sALE-MrsCELLANEoUs

 FOR SALE-One 16-inch Meadow corn mill used only four days. Address P-77, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-20
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

SMALL MISSOURI FARM. | $2.50 cash and $25o monthly; no interest or taxes. Also an interest in our great development project which within the next few months should pay you $100 for every dollar you invest. Highly produc- tive land, close to three big markets: photographs and full information free. Munger, H-22l. N. Y. Life bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
 TO TRADE for farm, fine broom land bath) bungalow, 3z acre, square Tide water, 1 squares East Lake cars; mort gage, s1620, payable go month; price s350o. Ward, 7417 Walker ave. East Lahe.
 FARM for sale or exchange for Besse- mer property, one of the best in Jeff ferson county; S9 acres, 5-room cottage: one 4-room tenant house, large barn; all Improvements new. under good fence and in high state of cultivation; two wells with running water through the place; $ miles south of Bessemer on macadamized road; will sell for less than cost of Improvements. G. H. Stevenson & Co.,, Bessemer, Ala. Phone 168.
 FARM FOR SALE-2O acres good, level land. on Montgomery and Birmingham highway, on l.. & N. R. R., 35 miles out right near depot; good broom dwelling. good barn, all other out houses necessary to make 1t real, up- to-date little farm. For particulars write Room p, Southern Hotel. FOR RENT-S0-acre. fine farm, all fenced, 61s miles from courthouse; will sell mules, wagons. cows. hogs. chick ems and farm implements. Address 1901 South 21st st.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-27 acres land. 15 miles from city. on pike road. Address Box 453. City.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-3Ss acres red land. 100 miles from Birmingham; 100 acres rich bottoms. balance lies well; schools and church nearby; miles from county seat. Box 453. City. FLORIDA farm bargain. 10S0 acres, 600 under cultivation, corn and general crops; on railroad and national paved highway: fine soil, good dwelling: 5 servants houses: lake on farm, never failing springs. I recommend as a bar gain: price, s15 per acre. Mention Mad ison farm. B. l.. Hammer, General De- velopment Agent. Seaboard Ar Line Railway company, Norfolk. Va. SALE or trade. s2500 wcll-improved l20- acre farm land. already broke with cows, goats. mule and wagon: farming tools, all go at the price: near Fort Payne. Ala. J. |. Kelley, 116 N. Fist st. Main 1913.