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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

'ere went to Elct one Field Mar
tlAl General Won E!chhora " a name
already terrible IN northern Russia
so that the first steps toward NIL
tel Asien could Do taken slmultan-
eousiy,
Wanted, American Dollars.
But from tho first, as It now APP
pears the Ukraine made objections
even in the matter or wheat She
needed II all for her own people. and
tho warehouses and elevators vere
already empty. Under her new.
communist constitution, she c.urd
not sell H. at any rate Tor export
When asked 10 barter she demanded
things which Germany obviously
couldn't spare, toNtilrs agricultural
Implements. railroad materials and
/ the Ike And when finally shc did
give her whoatEruwero pcrmHaIon fo
take money they would take neither
Russian rubles nor Austrian kroner
nor even imperial German marks
Thcy said they had fulI coufl,r.r.
only IN America, and would take
American dollars with that rl.l
self had % take action IN cH.ri
he gave notice that Grrwauu would
procure whnt wheat Hho urnlnI hy
sondiug out wheat rpguuIuu.ur.
troops" aud, under penalty W forced.
labor. all Ukranlan peasants ana
farmers should plant the greatest
possible harvest FOR 1918
Transforming" n Government
By them. too. he had been COR.
pollod to take action In other up,s
Tho Ukraine was cutting up me re.
tntes OF It's great mobiles. who HIrrn
had shown themSelveH 20 h, Cor.
many's friends. Sho wag SUFFERING
couHpiracics to bo planned. hy a
certain committee for tho salvation
a. Ukrainia She would have moth
ing TO say to n newly Intorprp,rd
clause In the treaty Of Hrcgt IiiYy4k
which would give Germany nu m-
d'mnity Tor por military ail boz TO-.
Htor.nE ORDER
Above all. far from opening the
way To middle Asia. hy refusing TO
cooperate with groups OF good Ger.
man workers In the CrImoa and 'hr
Caucasus. 7hc was closing u. Agar.
no hair way measures would suffice
The real need, I'm tho words NJ N..e|
Chancellor Won Payer was ca trans.
formation of Ukrrinia'H GOVERN
mcnt" And Field Marshal Genera,
Won EIchhorn transformed O.
\ Hctmnn Nlth Nine Notc4
We have heard something of ono
Skuropa dski. the new httuau of 'H.
Ukraine According 10 German rc.
ports, 5000 Ikfninhrs gathered Iu .
kief also 10 call upon him to assume
a dictatorship u now appears that
the said SkorOpadski was one OF the .
mobiles abuN. meme
toned, aud. n gentleman who md
previously distinguished himself h,.
s'anding Tor the rational assembly
ana receiving 200 Russian votes and
nine UkraiuEaus Eut that mUIc .lr.
tie difference
lie had declared himself '1 nc r1 .
nun accord with Germany 'N,u in .
the matter Of The Indemnity Arl .
SELLING every mrWher pf the former
who didn't flee In tma .
Won Eichhorn made him GcrmlHyv
ngurchcad Nothing now could Stand
In her way She had the Ukraine
by the throat, ana had uuN 90 rui-
lect
The Peasants tp tie Rescue
A. matter of fact su, had .r.
ready touched of her own couNl-
grafton. through her wheat rcuHI.
s.toniuE troop,' wherever they
went "a p"osautry believed % Doe cuu-
letely cowed began 10 rise az once.
What wheat was lu the bin they Md p
IN pits. what was n the rick they
.urntI Where flpy tuuAlu'f HYf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01
UKRAINIA PROVES
DISAPPOINTMENT
Where Germany Expected
Food This Season, There
Is None TO BE Had.
WANT AMERICAN DOLLARS
Natives Of Country VIII Not
Accept Hun Money; Faith
in L. S. Coin.

Fo.oWlng the n7saHs'uation OF
Fleld Mnrshal Won E'cnhorn. n sec
ond plot haa been discovered TO mur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-01

lh" business ~ fighting Germans
again
In ono way Do was poasants war
/ Too u'hrF 90 was unique For In-
stead ~ srythts and puchforla. tho
peasants we're arWpd with pcNnr,N
'0d service rifles They have Neei
h''ackIne troop trains and blowing
. up bridges For hglvy fighting us
2 many aH 40 600 have acted together.
And lately the, have been joined Boy
lr1tucllN ull JkruuIa railroad
workers
They are supposed 90 br striking
l'ut as u strike lt, too. BE- unique.
What the strikers demand 10 not
cher pay and shorter hours but tu,
restoration ~ the constitution aud
ihe eunNokiug uf constituent bs-
s"Wh'N. Meanwhile along with The
peasants, they az" enforcing their
demands with rifles aud hand Erc-
uadrs, even with artillery
Guerilla warfare Is constant" rc-
ported llopgluud The swedish So
c.ul.st few DAYS before Field Mar
shli Won Elrhhofu was a4aas4luuted.
And hN now. according Go a Dutch
observer. "it is unsafe outside tho
-prre ~ tho big guns of klef yUu-
ris occur daily while occasionally
.utllcs take pace luHi.ng Fcye .RI
agys IN, t3,rr,,,s .,, il,lr,, b., h
utr. b,5rs ,
ui.,,,,,,,,t,,,.,,t ., a.. p,,,,r.t
Ry, ~ "a" ,1nE.' ,C ,',s i,.a.re
spppntment. U is the Germurs
tbeW.,N,s ,y,, hear ibo rr.t v.i.
n,ss ar mos. rO6 ouO ou0 polIt
Of wheat how uilrb diI tbey frauy
obtain I,.. in,p 200 600
-Ngl " s,,. mo ,eni olf,c.nr Ga.
loFuc t:ay,ft. I'VE shouId u,e oar
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
How to Fight
Spanish Influenza
BY DIR. L. w. Bowers.

Avoid crowds, coughs and towards,
but fear neither germs nor Germans,
Keep the system in good order. take
plenty of exercise in the fresh air and
practice cleanliness Remember a
clean mouth, clean skin, and clean
bowels are a protecting armor against
disease. To keep.the liver and bow
els regular and to carry away the
poisons within. it is best to take a
vegetable pill every other day, made
up of May-apple. aloes. jalap and
sugar-coated, to be had at most drug
stores. known as DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. If there is sudden onset
of what appears like hard cold, one
should go to bed. wrap warm, take
hot mustard football and drink cop
iously of hot lemonade. II pain de-
velops in head or back, ask the drug
gist for Anuric (anti-uric) tablets.
These win flush the bladder and kid.
neys and carry off poisonous germs.
To control the pains and aches take
one Anuric tablet every two hours,
with frequent drinks of lemonade. The
pneumonia appears in most treacher-
Gus way. when the influenza victim is
apparently recovering and anxious to
leave his bed. In recovering from
bad attack of influenza or pneumonia
the system should be built up with a
good herbal tonic. such as DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. made with
out alcohol from the roots and barks
of American forest trees. or his Irontic
dron tonic) tablets. which can be OBJ
tanned at most drug stores. or send
10c to Or. Pierece's Invalids' Hotel.
Buffalo, N. Y. for trial package.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
Good Investment
by County

The advice of the leading farm jour
nails of the country to the farmers is
to improve their stock 1t costs no
more TO raise good stock than to raise
scrubs
With this fact in mind the present
board of copnty commissioners {of
which J. v. McCandless is member)
purchased the registered herd of HoI-
stems which are at the county farm.
At the time the purchase was made
some of the Taxpayers opposed this
outlay of money, which was $500.
The herd consisted of four cows and
a male. But see what returns this
herd has brought in.
In the first place eight of the cows
at the county farm were sold and the
new herd put in their place. 1t has
provided more milk and butter than
the eight cows formerly did The calf
crop for the first year brought in $500
and the fees collected for the services
of the male have brought the total to
S1.124, which is 40 per cent on the
original investment. At the present
time four of the best cows that can
be found in any herd in the state are
to be seen at the county farm At this
time the record of milk they give a
day is 26 gallons. Three calves are
also left at the farm and an offer of
5000 has been made for one Of them.
The argument that the commission
ers put up for the outlay of $2.50O was
the upbuilding of the dairy industry in
Fremont county In just the short
space of one and a half years you can
see the spotted black and white calves
all over the county as a result of the
foresight of the commissioners. The
profit on the investment, as Mr.. Nc
Candless ard the other commissioners
say, is not the returns from the county
farm but the results of the distribution
of the male calves over the county and
the building up of the dairy business.
Any one who is interested in good
stock should visit the county farm and
see what the present commissioners
did for the county farm and for the
people of the county as well.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
I led WEDNESDAY FROM
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS

Richard S. Boyd died at zoos South
Eighth street at o'clock Wednesdays
liorning from pulmonary tuberculosis
with which he had been afflicted for
everaI years The deceased was a
native of Tennessee and came here
a month or six weeks ago from Kansas
City. Mo, for the benefit of his hea 'th
Mr.. Boyd was an electrician by pro,
fession. but had been unable to do
ny work for long period He was
arried and his widow. who was witt
him at the time OF his death, left this
afternoon on the Santa Fe. train In
charge OF the body for Kansas City
where the funeral and interment Will
be held.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
MEANT FaEeDoll foA FRANCE
Alisess'eai nspvsssatet u veune
Girls eysnpeessiens a Fir9< osl-
diers From An3ss5es.

Kathleen Norris gives an Imaginary
conversation with young French girI
describing the cou1ing of the American
soldiers to France IS she IL supposed
to remember IT.: ''''s4-
And men-to stand beside our men
from AmericaI ! remember stand
Ing In the chateau gateway on 4 bright
November afternoon and seeing them
come up the road. Soldierss We were
used to so3dlersi But these were dif-
ferent. Grandmere was with me. We
had been here all the time.
They came along. In the stream
Ing afternoon sunlight. and they smiled
and wnved at me.
They are the Americans !" Grand.
mere said, and she began to cry softly.
God bless them-;od bless them ~ she
WHISPERED. ever and over.
And that night, rs you know. We
had their officers at, the chateau and
one Of them told me he, slso, had a
daughter, not much younger than /,
and that her name was Virginia
I don't know why-for, God knows.
there we're hard times, and dark times.
ahead-but from that moment 1 felt
hope. Child that was. seemed to
see behind those marching men the big
and generous nation that was dedicat-
Ing itself 10 their service. the women
everywhere. with their sewing and
cooking, saving and planning. their let
ters aud their prByers-ill one In their
work for an ideal beside which the
comfort and the ease OF this generation
was us nothing i'"-woman's Homo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
.italians All In n

practically every woman in Italy
from sixteen TO sixty Is a war nurse
or n volunteer war worker. md the
whole nation is feeling the beneficent
fhrob OF their activity.r Count ".
Machhi De Ceilere said in nm address
before the Continental Congress Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
tion.
Our women In Staly. though not
politically organized or prepared for
service. had within their henrts and
minds the hereditary tradition Of the
struggle for liberty and nationality
and have stepped forward. falling into
line with marvellous efficiency and
unanimity. backing the men In the
army from royal palace to munition
plant.
"They have undertaken the task af
looking after the soldiers, families, as
well as reconstrucfinR and refittIng
for useful lives the disabled men. OF
giving hands to the fields MS well as
TO the fncfory" fe
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
COL. EDMUNps ORDERED
TO EM6ARkATioN PORT

Mrs. Myra Sheriff. is In receipt OF q
letter from her daughter. Mrs. Kenzie
Bates Edmunds. at st. Louis, Mo-,
stating that the latters husband. Col.
Edmunds, had been ordered TO port
of embarkation in readiness to sail for
France. Col. Edmunds has been sta
toned at Jefferson Barracks for the
last year and a half. In the course
OF the next two or three weeks. or as
soon as the influenza epidemic abates.
Mrs. Edmunds will return to Canon
City TO spend the winter with her
mother.
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what Hs Wanted.

General BiddIe said at London gar
den party:
''The doughboy In France hns lot
Of trouble with the French language.
A doughboy sat on bench In tho
TuiIerics gardens one dny and thumb
ed French phrase hook discomfort.
edly
This here book he growled. don't
tell you what you want. TO say at all
II tells you how tc shy the unele Of
your mother Is rixty-fivc years old. of
the sister II your wife has bought
row, or the umbrella Of your neigh
bor Is in the attic. but don't want to
say nothing OF that kind
What do you want TO snyf an
other douahboy asked.
"',vhat I'm after said the nrst
doughb0y. Is n book that tells you
how to ray. Your fare Il familiar;
amt we met beforer or Gee. them
eyes Z or Little girl. you sure do look
out o sirht In that swimmin' suit"
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REGARD COLD AS SERIOUS
Medical Authority Warns Against Con-
tempfuous Attitude Too Often
Taken BY Those Afflicted.

The ultrawise citizen Of male per-
suasion dcvotes part Of the swcitry
summer days 10 the unsympathetic
task Of selecting his winter overcont-
wise ard sometimes money saving
piece of foresight. Other perspiring
ones are buying coal. In summer pre-
pare for winter. II Is probably In this
spirit that the very midsummer num-.
Der Of Boston Medical and Surgical
cal Journal touches upon the Decen.
berry subject OF colds. and II Is pre-
cisely In this spirit that we translate
few Injunctions from the medical
writing of DR.. d. c. bennett In the
Journal.
Treat colds early and carefury
Colds nre simply the first stnges Of
pneumonia. tuberculosis and many
other ailments. When you have a
cold you are In the beginning Of n
serious disease. which may develop n
ynu neglect II. In military camps the
order In that colds he reported upon
the appearance OF ffr<t symptoms.
Do not poke n cold with medicnt~d
cotton on stick. DO not take aspirin
except for pain. DO not spray cold.
Do not take qninIne and whisky. but
treat cold seriously because Il Is 4
serious disease Consult q doctor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
CORP. JOHN LEWIS
WOUNDED in ACTION

Word was received by Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. L. Lewis few days ago that. their
son. Corp. John Lewis of the field ar
tillery had been wounded in the shoul-
der during the fighting in France. The
first information of the casualty came
in letter from the wounded mans
wife at Usage City. Kan, and stated
that his injury was not very serious.
This was supplemented on Saturday
by letter direct from Corp. Lewis to
his parents from the hospital "over
there" in which he said he that he was
getting along nicely and expected TO
be able to rejoin his company in a
couple of weeks. He was wounded
on October l by a bullet from a ma
chine gun during German aeroplane
raid on the American lines. The af-
fair occurred late in the evening after
hard days fighting in which the
Boche had been driven from his posi-
tions by the vigor of the American
drive. The enemy" says Corp
Lewis. attacked us from the air and
dropped few souvenirs among us.
one of which was a personal gift TO
me-" He states that Y. M. G. A.
secretary and an army lieutenant who
were near him at the time. were killed
by the German airmen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
New Motorcycles AmbuIanee.

4 mofcrcycIe ambulance, iIIustrated
IN Popular Mechanics Magazine, has
been built for use abroad, and en-
botiiex many new rennements 0f de-
sign. The sidccar will carry two dis
shaed men on stretchcrs. one above tho
other, and Is equipped With a rounded
top. hinged to one side Of the steel
fremcwork n that 4 can be turned
back for loading and unloading. A
sanva1 covering. which attaches 10 the
adee. bowed top ana ends like 1 side
suvtaiM efPoTde cnInr1<te psotectlon
eeainRs ~ yeathor for ihs nen q
A. strstcherl &. (, Il, Y. 3s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
SHAWL SCARF. NEW FEATURE
Finished With Fringe and 80 Ar
ranged That II Can De left
on Entirely.

The narrow shoulder cape Is. seen
on fnnny of the newest and snnrtest
wraps. 1t hangs only from the back.
however, and does not come over the
shoulders.
The shawl scarf. which can tie
thrown over one shoulder. Is also a
new feature. II IL finished with .
fringe and is 80 arranged that It can
be left of entirely.
Some Of these heavy vcIours and
duvetyn wraps have beautiful em-
broidery in heavy wooden threads Of
contrasting color. This is not unplcas-
ing. as such trimming IL new and un-
usual enough TO be welcome for ~
novelty. For INSTANCE. dirk brown
coat Of military cut shows trailing
sprays Of flowers, done In this heavy
wool md outlined with black threads,
to give them tone. For RE most part
the newest wraps are made for service
and utility md have nothing frivolous
about them,
Not 10. however. are the drcssy. de-
iiEhtfEi brOcades nnd velycfr. These
have clHimed all Of the foolisfs perish.
RbIe. beautiful notions thst the stern
winter contS foreRo, .nnd reveal them
selves In fabrics a. soft and trnnskar-
enf ~ possible. such ~ eeoreefte,
crepe de chine and rare veivetS and
trotAdeG. ~ hands thsm mon hen
- s1N9s 4r y, ~ s " 5 s.'s RI. 3
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
Lone cQA|I S|uITS'
Outer Garment Serves Wei over
Sheer Afternoon Frocks.
Knee Length and Longer 10 the RuIs
Followed BY Many. Of fhs Lead
Ing Designers.

Many Of the hlgh-ernde, expensive
suits now being shown for wintes
have coats that are 80 long f1at they
may, II desired, serve as Separate
dressy coats over sheer afternoon
frocks, especially II the color OF suit
and dress blend satisfactorily. Knee
length and longer Is the rule fol-
lowed by many Of the suit, designers
who are regarded as style authorities.
OF course. these very long coats are
nsed only with the suits made Of
handsome rich materials. Suits for
general and sports wear are equipped
with coats that average "a to SO
inches.
The suit shown In the sketch Is an
example of the type that viii be Of
fered In velvet, velveteen and many
Of the handsome, soft pile fabrics.
Fur trimming is featured. Touches
Of handsome, heavy embroidery add
to the beauty OF the garment.
Satin suits are playing an impor-
tant role in the showing of winter
models. Some OF these are made of
regular. heavyweight satin: hut a
fabric that Is wool on one side and
satin on the other is being very much
featured. the. wool side being often
used as a trimming for the garment.
That is. suit Of the fabric may have
the satin side turned out. and bands
OF the other side trim the skirt and
be used for cuffs and collar. Heavy
silk crepes are also much used In the
development Of suits
An Interesting suit of hrondelofh ro-
Gently seen had the coat skirt round
ed at the back lit was full knee
Lengthy and trimmed with several
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
DIED AT CASTLE ROCK
LAST SUNDAY

r. II. Jeffries, county agricultural
agent. has been informed of the death
of Victor Ralph Tucker. agricultural
agent for Douglas county. at his home
in Castle Rock last Sunday from Span
Is influenza after a short illness The
deceased, who was married year or
- ago. was young man OF unusually
,cfnst appearance and was famous
during his college days as football
player. Mr.. Tucker was buried at
Fort Collins on Monday. His widow
was seriously III at the time and was
unable to attend the funeral services
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
WAY OPENED FOR
NAVAL ENLisTeaENT


Men of the selective draft who want
to enlist in the navy are to oe given
an opportunity to do so through vol
untary induction. according to ur ex-
PLANTATION of the working OF the selec-
tive service law relating to entrance
into the navy made by Lieut.. Com
mander W. p Brown of the Denver
naval recruiting station a day or two
ago.
A total OF 15,000 men Is to ht. in
Quoted into the navy each month, ac-
cording to latest plans. OF this num-
Der $500 may enter on their own re-
quest if properly qualified. The re-
naming $500 will be secured in the
regular course of the draft. From the
men who volunteer the navy intends
to select large part OF its OFFICERS.
and for this reason men who volunteer
will be given an advantage over those
who are drafted.
Each of the $500 volunteers Will be
received into the navy iwth special
recommendation for some specific
trade or as probable Officer material
All will, however. be put through the
regular apprenticed seamen's training
before being selected for petty oni-
GERS positions or commissions. Men
selected for the naval aviation and en-
gineering branches win be sent to spe-
cial schools where the training viii be
more specialized
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Of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years II WAS sup
posed to be incurabIe. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
Il tncurable. Catarrh II . local disease,
greafly infiuenced BY constitutional Com
diftons and therefore requires conotitu-
t1cuai treatment. Halls cstarrh Ned
cine. manufactured By r ,. Chaney -
Co., Toledo. Ohio, i constitufionaI
fsmsdy. = taksn internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces
~ the System. One Hundrsd poilsrs re-
ward y offered for any case that Halfs
Catarrb Medicine fails to cure. nen1 tor
ctrculerB and tegtimouials.
y. y. CHENEY = CO, Toledo, Ohio.
Hails FsniiS Piiis for sssstpeties.
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asIne where had gone to. and they
said Il Was great mystery to them.
"Of course ] Ind to get out Of the
hay wagon. nnd when the farmer was
vnIonsling the hay. out | jumped. l
frightened him ~o that he couldn't do
anything but open his mouth wide. un-
I'll had had a good chance to escape.
He was no surprised And I am surs
hc told those who had tried to catch
me where had been hiding. Wasn't
Il good joke on them7 Al. know
how ofool tieiu.' he said. happily.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
UItra Long SUIT Cost for Winter.

rows OF two-fach-wide velvet ribbon
in contrasting color. The front OF the
coat was of the cutaway type.
Detachable fur cnffss collars that
may be snapped. fastened down to
form shawl collars or revers or wrap
ped around the throat scarf style, de-
tachnble vests and panels thnt fold
up to form muffs are special suit fea-
lures.
The straight silhouette fs the pre-
Willing one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-07
NFLuENzA veHy BAD

In the course OF letter received by
l. +. Seip day or two ago from his
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Graham. at Mes
en-. Utah. she says the Spanish infiu-
MA is very bad there and that a
arse number OF deaths have resulted
rom 1t there. She states that a strict
quarantine against the spread Of the
disease there lis being maintained.
Guards are stationed at the faiIroad
station to prevent anybody from either
entering or leaving the town There
are between lb0 and 200 cases OF the
contasion IN Neslen.