Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-21

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.us over a- .. .g,, o,,, ,..| ,t
a Hu#.e.nr... Ar.rr.l,, ann. grf.
n. UU4r. o.. .rn command
'''''''"' ny 'rophE"huH'
VINO 'frman propaganda ..
.... .'.'0'.1"o th' world that tllf
'...t NH.rm H source 81
strength American
- N'N experts declare.
.... N.'N. hin iNr front Bore"
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.. .""rr' "i h.I'i and
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.".' 'H' .. 1e''. N.lI yN'Hi IN
...".t H.r. and never cam iu
ono ..I.'" "f 'hr war
.ii..'fr VIII whom ]
..'. 0......' .Ur results oi ihc
E..' H' ''7s th'h h'..
'.t ron. ' 't.H'il.l'H, are con.
.L. ... present method o.
.'. '.. n'.f way Go tide over
'| .'.' h4l VIII result 'f
'.' '.N''.''.' "' great aIl-AWef
.'' .'.' .N' war zone more
..''..' ..'' '.' "i't'nhl phn 'i
.'"..F ''"' .''" permanent N"c.
''f ann N.'''E moro troops
came ".in.
''' away. "''H aNA"ifto"a ma
.' Nm'.'''" N.'' became trained
IiE1'.hH mon ''"t would. ns clr.
,"I'''"n.'. F'.u...'' he wi'hdrawn
mo American divisions under fer-
hn'nE AHl ".. generals Whelhor
'N.i can hr zone during the pres
'n' campaign ia 'o' propSr subject
Tor d. 'ur'Ion tni l'' VII De done
sooner gI later \ni 'h" regiments
ana hrlF'H'H or Amer cans now
lIRhung in ia' ranks of me aIIl"F
kno" ihhi mo moment when ihe'
FlH ioln par "i great American
army tEhuhF in 'he tlrld ~ hrouEh'
nearer. NOT postponed, by thcT pres
eni union WIN me allled forces
Mlch depends. i0r the success or
'he hIlEad'ng system on now IN"
American Officers get on with thelr
FFrh'h ana lrl'sh 'upfr'ois
great aeaI mas heen written ahou'
no Kn"l reauunh between me
p'lEhhoE. the Iommy and the
fo'lu. ms ~ happlN true, ana u
'nost important hut the DouFhhoy
IlEhia under ms own otticers And
l"ea nol come lnto per'unal contact
aI'er ne passes lhe earlier training
stages. win al'led troops while ne De-
nm d1ty, excepting IN 'he contuslou
'nd lht',mlhbllhB ot hatIlc no
pliloer ABOVE we r'hN " MAJOR
!, ,,yat ,.,.I "ooth WIN We FreWn Hnd
.rlt,sn !, ghleih. ana ". ne aoes not M.
N co-ope1,ion fsl, 40 tbc Frouns
lie does hit IL or with them
" orklnE here and IN Frnnco for
mora than three wears have com,
.o know many officers of our allies
we'll enough 10 penetrate the reserve
British and Frenchmon habltuslly
preserve when talking 10 forcirners
some Of them whom have seen
recently belong TO stats which have
The delicate task OF managing Amer.
.can. troops briEaded with others
They are all beamlnE with ioy over
The competence, tho willingness 10
M into a strange system. the eager
n sus 20 learn and lack OF prssump-
lion OF the American officers under
their command They feel asa gen.
,rai OF division nut it. that "t f.
like A transfuslon OF blood from
healthy psilent into the veins Of IL
nan who has been bIed almost white
The Americans have brought us
freshness and vlgor and have mot
With no instancrg Of those dlffirui,lss
that We come 10 erpect as natural
when men Of different racrs trv 10
work together In war"
S"'su"" ~ W 'inl-'''H",N
hoN important roally ~ ihe 40
N'l Nno unl'od STATES can give ue
i'Ilt' ln tns ueld Ihls luehto"
m many forms crops UP continually.
ieople sometimes say
~ az very wen 70 aIN or
inli'loh soldiers or even two, hut
our Statesmen yen w 'nat CeIHlauS
mas hlhe tn''llon men IN Nhe lIeI'
now ana thhl We ana our colonies
have raised over eight lioW. thsn.
can the Americans D" an linporlAhl
factor, az IeaSt Tor some years
soldiers 40 NOT say these hlngs
htF KNOW pe,'er. " ~ aIt'lou,, 70
..Il sho,,t ,ur,h.r. ,v,tho,,, t.Il,rr
foul N the censor. and this cause
confusion I'm the civilian mind
Soldiers do not talk In terms OF
millions OF men Thev sneak Of dIvi.
rors They say that the Germans
"a ho had during the Sonme battles
i87 divisions on tho vest front have
gradually Increased that figure. sI'us
.hu collapse % Russia. To gOS dIyi-
,lsns. and that thla represents aaI.
most The limit since thsre arc Eanl.
.,rfc az diyisiors Iof, in an tho