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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12

Your Labor Counts-every ounce
of work you do helps some Asldier.
This war was fought as trulyM the
household and in the workshop as it
was in the trenches.
Some of our American women arc
borne down physically and mentally,
by the weaknesses of their sex. They
suffer from backache, dragging sensa-
ton, are very nervous and have pain in
top of head. If they ask their neighbors
they will be told to take a Favorte Pre-
scription of DR.. Pierce's which has been
20 well and favorably known for the past
half century.
Weak women should try it now. Don't
wait! Today is the day to begin. This
Temperance tonic and ncryine will bring
vim, vigor and vitality. Send DR.. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y, loo. for trial pkg. tablets.
It promotes perfect regularity. 1t soothes
and strengthens the nerves, drives away
dependency, aud gives a healthy appetite
and refreshing sleep. 1t makes weak
women strong.
It is q wonderful prescription prepared
only from natures roots and herbs With
no alcohol to falsely stimulate and no
narcotic to wreck the nerves.
Write DR.. Pierce's Inyalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, for free confidential ned
cal advice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Soothe Itching Skins

With Cuticura. Battle with Cuticura
Soap and hot water, dry and apply the
Ointment. This usually affords relief
and points to speedy healment. For
free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept.
x, Boston" At druggists and by mail.
Soap Is, Ointment rs and 50.-Adv.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Looked Suspicious.
From the winnipeg Telegra

From the Winnipeg Telegram.
Old Jenkins was mad with rage. For
u months he had taken the late round
at the local church every S,.7day. Now
someone else had been asked to perform
the duty.
IT considsr I nave been grossly in
suited" he raid to a friend.
But SAIL the latter, IT don't think
there is any lad feeling toward you"
II don't know about that" roared Jea-
kins, but it looks very suspicious. The
fellow they have asked to do the Job
has only got one arm
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12

her disappointed, loveless life, and
even yet, though nearing SO, Miss
Lucy Darlington had by no means
laid aside all thoughts Of matrimo-
NAL adventure.
Heiress to immense wealth, there
had been fortune seekers who
asked her hand, but Lucy Caring
ton would none of these. Aristo-
cratic and high minded, she had
unerring perception of motives,
and the men who had been willing
to marry her face as well as her
fortune had been Of such unworth
that the lady had scorned them.
But now, looming on her hopes
horizon was a welcome possibility.
Count Henri Charlier, a visitor Of
a neighbor, seemingly admired
the mistress of Garden Steps and
had fallen into the habit of fire.
quent calling. Courteous and pol
lshed OF manner he flattered Miss
Darlington in such wise that his
attitude was acceptable if not in
dubitably sincere. Her closest
scrutiny and most challenging
provocation failed to surprise any
admission of her lack of perfec-
ton ia his eyes, and his splendid
physique and brilliant mind COM
handed her complete approval
and admiration. There had been
hints that his title could not be
read entirely clear, but this was
not sufficient to condemn him in
Miss Carrington's eyes.
To be sure, the Count had as vet
said mo word that could be con
strued as of definite intention, but
there had been certain signs,
deemed %portentious by the will
ing mind of the lady in question.
Bridge was Miss Carrington's
favorite diversion and, as the
Count also enjoyed it, frequent
evenings We're devoted to the
game.
LII was, perhaps, a mistake that
Miss Darlington should have al
lowed this, for her temper, always
uncertain, lost all restraint when
she suffered Ill luck at cards. A
poor hand always brought down
violent objurgation on the head
OF her partner and sarcastic COM
ment or criticism on her adver-
saries. These exhibitions Of wrath
were not good policy if she wished
10 charm the French visitor, but,
as he invariably kept his owl. tenn
per: his irate hostess made little
effort to curb hers.
What are you doing, Anita7
cried Miss Darlington, petulantly,
as they settled themselves at the
table. "You know J always play
with the blue cards, and you are
dealing them!"
"Sure enoughl Pardon me,
Lady Lucy, | will take the red
ones"
"Then pray, wait till I make
them up. There. No, let the Count
cat them! Have you no notion Of
bridge rules? You are quite the
most inattentive player! Will you
kindly concentrate on the game?"
eyes, indeed and Anita
Frayne smiled as she deftly dealt
the red cards. II hope you have a
good hand"
You hope I have a good hand!
A strange idea for an adversary!"
but | know you like to win,"
and Miss Frsyne hastily gathered
up her own cards.
Il do not like to have you want
me to win! That's babyish. l like
to win by superior skill, not
merely by lucky cards!"
49,. ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Just the Thira

Patience-Haven't you got out your
winter furs yet?
Patr1et-Oh, no. I'm not going to
get 'eln II
But you can't wear your summer
furs all winter
Eyes, I can. I'm going to spend the
winter at Palm Beach,"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Sunday Service.
From the Sydney Bulletin.

From the Sydney Bulletin.
please, Sergeant Major. may I be
excused from church parade? I'm an
Don't you believe in the 10 command
ments. then?"
mo, l don't"
Not even the one about keeping the
Sabbath"
mo"
well, you're the very man I've been
looking for to scrub out the canteen.'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Soft Material

"Nhy is IT, querica the fair widow.
that they always say Il man pines
for a womany
Il suppose growled the fussy old
maid, its because pine is about the
softest wood there is.''-Enarco News,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Amply Provided.

Il ask you have you anything laid
by. for a rainy day?' Il should say SO.
Tn in the umbrella business"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
CENSORSHIP IS SCORNEO
ACCIDENTS UNNECESSARY



N''' InI'N NplI . lh" hNn
,H l"''surttluE commute" ot ln"
N'rnn Hl'H society uI NW"rl,d.
which lr Con several months r"Hi
N"'u .'IUNuE the aircraft situation
with N.'" Co ''"'nnr M" exact
cause i.r lh' ''l'F.i Ir.1Nr I'm ih'
wAnni1''nr' nud ahlppinE rl "ir
planes :" lH" s""i ~ wH' made 4"
orc .ihI report l' 'h" society % %
public m'"''n- her" tonight
'htfE'. 'h'' NTluuiN a'l state
w'hlr 'ru.' I' 'N' Eo,'i'''n' 90.
b.1I- N.'0 tr'pr'' io ''r execution
ui me aircraft program hld been
found Z" hr unirusl""IlIN ana
Sh"uld h' dl'i""'rd"d hnd mat very
vigorous '"uT'rt nap over nII w'i.
i'ra connected with n h"I boon "t
%" lulil'N 'HIn' were ''uIAIn'' 900
the report of tn" 'ummili"" which
'Iso expressed tn, conviction mat
IN" olUl purpose oI ihe llEuI oi lhe
censorship W." L" preclude the ''uh-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
GOVERNMENT WILL ERECT
YARD FOR CONCRETE SHIPS
Federal Plant In south Will bc Iifth
DcN Exclusively Ia stone
Vessels

WAsuINGTON. April I A now
shIphuudiug yard solely for the con-
stuttioD of concrete ships. VIII h"
established soon by tho shipping
board - will bo located iu some
southern city whore frost VIII not
handicap the work. probably 900 VII.
mingtou. ~ g.. or at Sow Orleans
with the chances fIyoriug 'he for.
ucr.
The new yard viii have three WAVE
carh ~ which will ho utilized iW-
mcdiaicIy in the building ~ $500
ton concrete vessel as plans i0r that
sire OF ships already have bo"n pre-.
pared Upon completion Y thoso
yrssels the plant viii construct onb
500 ton ships now being designed
Tho government yard viii make
fyo yards turning out concrete ships
the others being urlyat" p'Huu AT
Jacksonville. Fl1 BrunswI.a. Ga f,
Redwood city and San lrHris.I.
CAT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
KENTUCKY GETS READY FOR
DRIVE ON GERMAN AGENTS
Judge Ncbb TcllS Grand Jury spies
should Bc Imprisoned
aud IArPutpsl

IltNrNGTON Ky, April g. Spo-
ci1l Circuit Court judge George G..
Webb tod the Tayatte courty grand
iur, hcrc today he had reliable in
formation tondlng To show That many
rmissIrics have been gont INTO ken
T. cty to inJuro 'hc norsc industry rs
part OF the Gcrwtn propaganda lie
charged tho Jury 20 10 It's utmost 10
uncover any activities Of German
spigs
The court IuitcItcl that raCuts OF
the department " iusNcc an" sitting
the activities Of 4 lumhar of porsong
"Men of this X said the court.
in his hnrg' 10 tina jury. who sow
seeds Of dissenalon or work Ga'ns' tho
IrftNd states govsrnment aud It's
people. should he prosecuted. impris
cnod aud shot. II noe 'ssary There Is
not state In tho Uni1n." n" conttn-
uo1 THAT is not inf 's'cd with Gcr-
man srI,s and they DO rot hesitate At
anything 20 tpraad German propo-
gunIa."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
RUSSIA IS BEGINNING
TO ENLIST BIG ARMY
Secretary Of War Announces That
Military Force OF i,jOO, 900
VIII he Trained

By The Associated rrc-s
MOSCOW Tuesday. April Rus
sla Will form an army OF 100000
men not inferior I'm power and equip
ment 10 tho German ana japanese
NJ. fodvoisky. assistant secretary ol
war declared TODAY ut a conference
I'm Moscow of The various military de
partment heads This would be the
first step I'm armiuc the whole Rus
sian nation. He said the army organi-
zation was Impossible without the old
oificers and outlined a measure 10
enlist the services Of all generals and
publish their names. giving 90 citi-
zens tho right to state objections a.
any one
~ fuuUViHfy reported progress In
enlistmenis for the Red army. which
was satisfactory In some places.
since the beginning OF the army or
Tanization two weeks ago " 600 have
enlisted in Moscow and been properf,
equipped. Many other cities report
considerable numbers N reSruits.
many Of whom are trained The
great handicap, he said. was lack OF
instructors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
MILLIONS ARE LOST
IN KANSAS CITY FIRE
Three blocks In West bottoms
Districts Wlprd out RN Dis
nslrouS Flames.

KANSAS ClTN AprIl 4.-tIrc to-
u.ght destroyed three c.D blocks Of
buildings iu the wholcsale district
known as the west bottoms before
firemcn gained control The Iou to.
night was not known and fire and
police officials and owners of bu.ld
ugs in the district were unable 10
make oven rough estimates Twenty
Sis buildings were either destroyed
or badly damaged and many others
suffered smaller losses Five fire
men were injured when n wall fell.
but no deaths have been reported
Those who would hazard an esti-
mate Of the loss considered thai
" uIlc many Of the burned bu ldings
we're old the contents were yalua-
hlc. Some persons Thought that
the minimum loss would he from
$25O0.o0U 70 s3.O00.O00 and range
possibly as high az {5.OOo.0ou There
vcrc 9ouc who believed thHL tho
loss would mount 10 tG,u0O.0O0 or
) 100000, hu others declared such
cs'imatcp wild guess work
The origin Of the fire and the
place It started are not known def
initely. but Do is believed 90 have or.
iguutod iu warehouse leased hN
the Abe-nuthN Furniture company
ut Santa 10 and s. Louis avenues
There were reports that the origin
was inccndlary ard that the fire
started in -four different places with
IN the burned area but neither po-
lice nor fire department Officials
would Ncrifv these Iumors
The rite started NJ EJuin l'e and
- Louis avenues and spread one
block west 10 Mulberry street and
south three blocks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
OKLAHOMA MEN TO
BE IN ONE BRIGADE
GuNcrnur Williams Wins touscpt nf
General Nn1h tp Uniting
state. soldiers.

NotIt V..ngton nurmu.
sua NsEs N'hs
NASlllNGIoN, April Dhlnf or
starr Marsh today assured Governor
William. thar hr WuuId Transfer the
oklahoma soldiers uoW Hi tho depot
hrE1do tl Ohy ltalh brigade at
camp Tr,Ncrn thus giving pkhho-
ma one f'l brigade NJ prurilcn'N
1000 homo boys hy viii uut Wii
tho oklahoma boys NOW iu the drur
In one urrnul1utiouu
0oNcHygr Williams this morning
collected place in ih" Washington
monument Tor the oklahoma tablet
which n uow hero hcnrnr thc nontc
~ the state ANA the seal " is ul
/ cold Springs granite aud the cnrrnys
, ing was hv purrpw Nrothetb ~
Granite. The superintendent ~ the
Smouumcnt VIII nslS' for bids for lu.
Htallinr tho tablet and whom the CON.
tract is let Will motif, the Okla.
homa congressional delegation. VIII,
Will conduct appropriate and custo
mary services
Governor Williams has an an
polntment 10 meet President Wilfut
tomorrow Afternoon, after WhicI
time hc VIII start for homv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
THREE AVIAT0RS DROP
TO DEATH AT HOUSTON
Chicago I icutCnHnt IiCfusus Ca GIVE
~ Hclm When Ne Loses Con-
UoI Of Plane

IiDl STD\ Apr Three lru.
tenant nvara at Ellington neli were
lulrd tu ocrldcYa to-day I'm the
Ct.i nr,.ru' this morning Second
fIcu f e. l,r. of tutrago was
lUlnd wrcu hI. mrchnc went into
% mu .piu aud foll Lieut. QUO
Eu vis BOO M, rear sett ana when
D., Discovered thnt The mach. ne was
Gllua ho tried i0 wrcst control Of
10 from itrr hui WAS unable lo get
huu Ioo>o from the steering appnro-
tue !.r was only painfully hurt
I'm the socund nee dent during the
afternoon, Lieut. CuH y Ekstrnnd
VI Uruoklyu aud Lieut. Rus-rii H.
Virgins nf Wayne town, Ind. were
Killed. There were ln the same ma
chine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Military Critics Hrlic,c NC,rut ut-
trnsiNc ouh iSryiuutng uf Long
struggle.
UNCLE SAM IS SPEEDING UP
Al Tonnage In sight Nill Hr ,rd
tu Rush More \m"r',n It-ht-
CIe over sea
MILITARY CENSORSHIP TIGHT
Details uf Important Is,ut~ Not
INrcrtctl 90 hc kuuNu tum
IuuE Nfrrr IhrN ilappyu

WhsulNGToN NprI .,r,Nu
o. German assault. ayuu~D tac wr.
isn uud French line. 100 rlu.W ro.
Gay Indicated TO military o..gr.um
hcrc thuD the G.,mlue namg t'h
cred strength lurlns he lWl OF rn,
pi.t f,w days. misut uuN l" ready
.u launch ,hri greatest effort
somc officers ;hiu> the uIl.s con.
uiuicrs realize hat only the first
pUrt, of 1ne Sstruc hulur hor
passed and that .nH probably r,
counts for tn TACT mat uu extensive
counter m'eucut has boon under.
TAI on as yet
il Was pointed ,ut that tho prc.
N,us record II he Gvruin higu com
and argues AGAINST rhy p,-s huuN
iIDt II would ne content with ln.
minor strategic Advantages yrcliN
ha.urd bv thoir ug'iy eutyrprlre CO..
With the db, lluumcnt Of rs plus
without TURNER attempts To- force
apart IA" Rrltah ami French armies
the battle " Nerdln continued for
nuufh. before the ,icr.uHn- Admitted
that their oulayt WIS unbttlinnl'lr.
WIN nc png Struggle,
Preparations ror he present drive
Nc,c 80 much greater ana the unJrr,
SOUGHT ~ SO n'ph more importance
thut utjICsrs hero are tCnudcut tn
I German pvnerrl s'o't hnrw i' was en-
tcrinE on iunE. harl bittcr ruuE
I glc whvn the assault Was plbnne.
Under the new puul"ity policy the
a a., a
to reports from abroad aH 10 tho Blt
uLtluE at the front lf General Kills,
I ana P"rshing sent IN my advice
they wcrr not made public ana cas-.
ualties / sts from France again wore
'irg chief ~ STAFF. said he had c1blcd
secretary i'akcr Tor spo cnh' iustruc-
liCns IN this regard
Publication OF the new censorship
rules promulgated by General Perish
irL to coker repntts from tho other
aidc on American .rpop mo, ,omontu
caused considerable comment Ju
the face Of ,h'sa ,cgulations n was
plain that th" puhli' is 10 hrur ycN
lu1lr of what American tr1opu' are
doIug until iong after the fact The
official CUuuuuniIu"s VIII be the uulv
source W iutur nation from the uD.
'u"t tHltnt fronts ana eNUFttcni"
has shown that thcfe arc very hr'"t
Ironp Mov"mcnts Explained.
4aguiu toisy hsna pointed 10 a
great mc-ensa In troop movement 90
France. Additional llritish shipping
liz known 10 hay" bfrn made HyatI.
able aud the war department viii
take fi;ll advantage tf all tonnage In
sight
4 new int 'rpr"'ation wns placed
today on tho appointment Of General
Foch as supreme commander - pll
allied aac American forces In France.
The plan for Gen"rtliss,mo II IN
stated had been approved l)nc ago
by the supreme Ntr council but II
vas not rcgartlrJ ms urgent that the
appointment should he uadc n ONCE
when the urrmun drive was
launched. hove fcr. and iis main OH
jcctive quickly shown 10 he IN" point
where the British an French lines
hinge. tho urpoin'n"n' ~ G"uer"
Foch, already selected for tho post
quickly folluwci
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Ford Can Turn ont Three
Submarine Chdsers Daily

WASHlNGTON, April with the
first nr the Eagle boats the now
.type of suprr-uhmarlno rhhs"rs for
tho navy. rchcduled f0r launching in
june. Henry Ford. The builder has
assured Secretary Daniels 81 would
be- possible uuirr great stress q"
turn the craft out ut the rate oi
three % dav NoKf Monday Mr.
fuuirlH wifi Inspect the Ford prUt
near Detroit. whore construction lH
In progress 4 pattern boat Nir'u1.
ll has bnou completed there and NIi
ho TeudE Tor g. short ttiil ~ tho
engines within ten days
Under present plans NJ lNrI
routrupl1trz luuur hing % hont a
dt, after the building prUcr.s n Ip
fun swing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Gun Factory Workers
Organize and Strike

'TiCA, a, y. ApriI About
fvc hundred tool makers In the
Savage Arms company works IN this
cib. Quit work today An agent Tor
the rt,hinists union has been IN
the ,it, for some months organizing
tho vorkmcr ana ~ BE- understood
That demands have been made 20.
makc it union shop The Savage
Arms plant Is engaged .u maAlne
tho Lcvis r.achinc gun and has
.NtpuslN0 t'd,fr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Italians Expect Austrian Offensive to
be Launched When Weather Clears

WhsiiINGTuN. April f--Iudica
lions that the Austrians are walt
uE on. for favorable weather TO
launch another attack upon the
italian front were reported today In
900 official dispatch from Rome.
some military critics" says the
dispatch. ARE ~ tho opinion that
Austria intends 20 await tho results
u' tnr offensive I'm France before
undertaking 20 deliver tho blow
against Italy. but great preparations
aro carried on hy the Austrians
Without interruption and all tho
fr-res formerly operating IN Nu.
mania uader Maokcusen have nON
been pla "a at our front
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

NEW LONDON. April 4 Rl,h-
ard Mansfield son OF tho late Rich
ard Mansfield famous American nr-
tor. who enlisted IN the aviation
section ~ the signal corps ~ Ncw
Haven on February I, died AZ camp
In san Antonio Texas. Yesterday. nc-
cordinE 10 word received today Tho
cause Of death was meningitis.
Mansfield was in his twentieth ycar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
MOVE FOR PROHIBITION TO
EMBRACE ALL OF MEXICO
PROPOSED {" Have National Total
Prohibition Convention In
Short Time

Wa 1NGTON Aprn 4 AN INC
states ~ Mexico have hoon invited
nv th" Yun1lau legislature to- send
reprrE"niIti ,t tn 'unrrrh. 10 ne
called to dis, ues laws looking 10 Tho
ipinl prohibition Of the sale 0r Inc
toAIratiuy beverages thruout ihc rc-
Public a semi official Dispatch
mnkuP his announcement today
said the Hp"Di1l committee appoint
- by the luc1tan legislature tp pro.
mu'H tho movement had reported
that since tho adoption ~ prohthi-
tiou I'm YucatHu the condition Of tho
people had hccn greatly improved
Tho prohibition jocs not apply TO
light wines and beer OF lIght alco.
h0llu strength
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05

italian ayiatorF report that tho
Austrlans are transferring lHrr" bod
les ~ troops from the riavo line 90
the mountain zone. Evidently the
Austrian commands have realized
the lmposslbility Of breaking through
the Italian resistance along the Piay,
and regard the mountain line more
suited for the invasion ~ Italy
Lately the Austrians have under
taken the construction Of new fGrti-
fcatious along the Llvenza and the
Tagliamcuto rivers. adopting "A new
system consisting of points ~ sup
I port with several briEeheads "W-
/ |ploWng in this work italian pris
Ioners and the civilian population OF
the invaded Italian provinces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Members of Imperial
Family Seriously III

PETROGRAD. April Several
members OF the former imperial
family Of Russia. now at Tobolsh.
arc ill and the Rcd Cross has pe
utioncd the Rolsheviki government
TO allow the family OF NICHOLAS
R1monoff. tho ordinary rntions in
stead ~ that allotted 10 soldicrp II
has hoen decided to give the Rom
auor family an allowance OF 900
runlos q month
" Tchl,rhcrin the Rolshcvlki
foreign minister has refused 10 roc
oglr NJ lyenitzky. who has ar
rived nt Moscow. as Polish amhas
..1ur
Tho $rvaia Zhzhn reports the
discovery .0 Moscow or am orranl-
zauun f1 enforce the calling or n
u1nsr'uruna ussowby They call
th,Rn solves Nur Guards and arc
said 10 number lg 600.
/ The local soviet u' Nologda has
refused tu permit rhe cN.led former
grand dukes tg reside Boz Nulocda'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
; . . . - . . - - . . . .
The Weather

TULSA April I
Maximum 49, mint
mum g. south wind
partly cloudy skirs
OkLAilDMA wi
dag and Sliurinl
Ecnerally fair
warmer Friday
LOUlsIANA Fri
CAV aud saturday
generally i4jr
ARKANSAS fri
day aud SATURDAY.
gem ncrsIly fair
warmer FRIDAY
EAST 7 T. \ 4 S
dEf snd Saturday
Ftu-rally fair
warmer 'n u0rthNrs
portion ltitay
WhNTsT f \ 4 =
FutuE and sB'ur
tat frrrFprIr. hlY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Government Empowered
to Seize Nitrate Lands

WASIlNGTON. April Tho
house today passed @ senate hill
giving the secretary Of war Jddi-
uonal power 10 condemn property
for nitrate plant sites Al the site
OF the Muscle Shoals project I'm Ala
hama. tho government has been un-
able 10 induce some land owners to
part with their holdings at price
the war department deemed ade-
quatc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-05
Armenidns Drive Turks
out of Erzerum Again

LONDON. April ~te-um th"
principal city of Turkish Nrwcui3 Is
reported In m Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Moscow. 90 have been
reraptured from the Turks hy Ar
meniun corps. aided by a detachment
OF Armenian volunteers
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Senator BoRh Of idaho Repuhll-
can. said tho powers uf the inter
state commerce commission had
practically been dispensed with. ow-
ing TO tho tskins over hy tho gov
Crnmeut OF control of the railroads
and asked what could be expected
from tho commission I'm reviewing
rates fixed by, tho president and
based upon financial needs Of tho
roads growing out ~ the war WINE
the commissions powers have been
circumscrihod senator Reeds re-
piled, II sim retains man, powers
OF Wholesome character.
q think n rs a mistake for the
president 10 cali upon congress Tor
powers that no really has said
Senator Knox Republican "f POM
sylvHnla. speaking HEains' the hlIl
Il think he should execute hi- Off
clal duties as denndi hy law and
that congress should execute its
duties according to lts trLditlons.'
he added