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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19

emtldJieben sesen bieien &erInd bes
eemats, bic Greiie feitsnieten. Die
Sia gebt iett snriif 5nr apnferens.
,sm McprGientantenbauie bes apn-
arches lit cine Sill einsebradlt lups=
SEN, bic SEN NDd)itpreis fir GDttna,
sen Der grpbnseitt uber Der SanSier
npn oem ssabrifanfen ipallrenb ne*
Srieaes perlanaen fam, anf % Gts,
feifIebt. Gie Bill iunrbe Dpm 3tcpra=
ientanten Gmeripn bpn SbiD elnge=
bradlt. Sic beitimnt, baf Der Era-
Iibent ben 1reis Der Cotton nad1 lel=
nem Nmtbiinfen cr6Dben ober bernii=
terIebeu fam. Die Nndridlt BON oie-
icr 8ill int miioe Ssenen an ben
GpttonbGrlen in Stem gorf mno gtely
Drleans berppraernfeu. Der Frcls
fiel nm aht bis nemn Collar per
Saaen. @abridleinlid luirb Die 81
icmGabn 9lontiiiitrntipn amd) Der.
lanacn, oak Gottpn, bic fir ben Yer
iannt beitimnt lit, sn elmer 0idlfisfeit
ron 80 Gfitno per 9nbiffnf 5niam-
mcn seprekt luerben ioll,
NrGiibent gSiliDn fat ssreitas, Ses
26. slpril, als ogibertp=0ap" prpfiu=
miert. Nn bieiem Sage Ipllen iiberalI
patriotiidle 9cntpnitrntipnen itatffin=
Sen nnb @criammnngen fDllen iiber-
aa ubgebalten iuerben, in Dfnen I'D
sic Seilnebmer nerpflidlten, bic Ga
die Scr gtation nadl araften finansieli
su nnterltiiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19

fir Die 3liIaiiung 5il alien 8orteilel
bes 2anoes Elm melt boberer WeaBItab
auIgeltellt tperoen, nls bisber. gs
miro Dos 8iirgerrebt MIR oenen per-
licben lpcroell Bel oenea fein 3pei=
fcl lnterIiegt, DAB lie es bis iii Die
lette 1iefe ieines iDabren @ertcs
ipiiroigen. 9enn nidt MIR an oeir
Ginipanoerern allh an ben erban-
geieIlenen 9lnlerifaneril bat 0ieicr
2rieg bie @anollnag gebradt, bic
9satio, lluo Die @iitgebung an lie inn
10 pieI bober eifl5nihdseil ais bis
Der .SM Stnats5fg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19

an Der lie nebr ooer meillger fcltGal-
ten, ie nahoem perionlibe 9c5iebun=
gen tie nod oa5u peranlalien slpcr
lie lpiiien nid)ts 9lnoeres nlc6r poll
elmer 6eintut, uls oaB Dieles 2atiD
9lmerifa lit, Dem aae ibre Tflid)ten
lie perbinben, Dem alle ibre 2iebe &C.
fort. Ser Stroln Der giniDullocrer
bat nancbmal eilie Gbbe, manhliai
cine Slut geiebelL gan5 perliegt ilt er
ME. Mit offcnen glrnerl iill0 INNER
neue Wtengen pon glrppamiioen bier
aufqenonnlien mnrocn, Dnroelt ibne.i
oie M0glidfeiten beS 2onoes eri6loi-
len, an oeIie1 9lllfbnit in Deridieoenelt
gigenid)afteu lie oann nitarbeitell
omrfteil. 9ie @eIeee, unter oenen oIs
ginfpanoeritng iidl noll5ogen bal,
ipuroen nad) nno na6 peridarft. Sic
Grlanaung oes giirgerrehtes uiirog
oen ginpnnberern eridDert. 9as sil-
les geibab aus einein @efiibl beraus,
oag es notipel,oig lit, oas amerifani-
lde giirgerredt lrno iogar oas ollls-
rifnniid)c pliplre1t in Ieinem weieut.
lid erho6fen 8ert all5uerferllietl
a,ie lit abcr Die 9tottpenoigfeit 10
lehr bernorgetreten, fpie geraoe Jest,
mdbreno Dos 2alo III einell arie1
| nit enropailhen Maften pertpideli
|, tit. 9ie @eiinmlns Der @ingelDaneey-
ten bat cine idpere 0elaitlingsprobe
3ll beiteben. gs nliB iif) 6eigcn una
belpabren, Oh oas @efiibl Der 0anf:
bartlett OIL oas llene 2ano, oh Das
@efiibI Der 3illanlmengeborig mil
linn ltarfer lit, ais Die iiberlIeferte
4nbdllelihfeit on Die alte 9eintn..
lsGs rfliB iidl 5eigen, oh Die Sente, oie
bier berilber gefonlnen lino, bier
@ilrseI fallen imo iene tieferen Gn''
pfinonngen fir oieies 2ano beaen
nm Elm pahrer 9eitanoteiI ieiaer 9ta
tion sii fperocn. ODER oh lie es blos
als cine giislihfeit onlebeiL oh tx
bier lur mogliblt piel ertperben itiis
genieBen moIen pbne Dem 2anoe oct1
pollen @egentpert ibrer Singebung
imo Srene 81 leiiten. Die 8rebe
miro obselegt in Der gereitipiaigfeit
sum &eeresoieilit, 5ur pollen Steiter-
leiltling, sur Mufnabme Der ariegs-
onleihe uno ser anbern nit Dem
arieg oerbunoenen geitragslellhint
aeit. Sic miro nber audi abgelegt
in oer tpirfli6en @eiinuilng imo III
rem aellBeruugen, aus oenen itd ei-
qiebt, ipie i'm lebten gnoe ilno I'M NE
neriten Screen oieies giirgerreeDt
uno IelbIt oas sluientboItsredt bier
enLpTltnoen miro.
9ie slrt ltnb @eiie, i'll meld]er DIE
le grobe beitonoen iperoen miro,
miro beItimmen0 fir Die fiinftiae
observation-disclosures lein.
99pbl miro sic Notipenoiafeit oer
9eld,offlng BON slrbeitsfraften gez
piB nod u1ii5nreben babeu. glber
Die Gnalit1t Ser Giliponoerina uno
ldon gar Der 9iireermeroegang luiro
nit eineln ganS ailperen WidBItab ge-
ncIIen peroen, tpie bisber. Gs miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19
3luei 81 gjdbriae MnilfsrDFen-

,jluel iDelbl1cDe UtllllfgfDBel DOL
enoetell ain Gnoe 1917 ibr 81. ges
bensiabr:: @olinla @agner iulo "a
Mara (ggiarie 2ipiins,) Gollnrn
gsoaner, Die 9o1ter 2ii5ts, Die @it=
spc 9tid)aro gsaaRers uno geipabtes
rim leines 2ebcnsiDerfs, erblifte alil
25. 0e3enlber 1887 anf eiitem obcr-
italieuifden Sanoiit oas Sid)t Der
8elt. ssbre Wfutter NOR Die 8rafla
o'Mgoult, Ole ltuter Dem EIenoonpn1
ganieI Gtern beriibltlte Shriftitelle4
rim. Sic tpnroe III Baris er5oger,
fam aber ais gld)t5ebnidbrige' nit III
ret Shlpeltcr 9lnnoine na6 Berlin
neil Sis5t tpiiuIfte, oaB ieinc Sinner
oeiitld)er giloung teilbaftig meroen
ioaten ulio lcbte I'M @allie uon @alis
pon Billions Wtutter Gieier inter
rid)tete goiirua i'm alaoierlpiel mo
NOR beaeiltcrt bon ibreln 8enie une
lDarb halo ibr 9raittigullL oDne III,
oeilen, mic oie 9riefe al ieine ISrelns
De be5cllgelL ein all5ll perliebter Ter-
lobter 81 ieill Radoem lie in Del
Seolpiasfirhe in Berlin getralt nor
SEN iparer, inahten Tie cine Sodseit5.
reiie nad) Der SlbiDei5, mo lie I'M
Sallie Wagners, oen euiima bereitS
IN Yaris feltneIi gelcrnt bate, Die
syIittermohcn uerlebter Sssll 0ielen
eriten sSobren oer gbc mar sSrau Go-
fam pielfad) literariid tdtig Sic
iibericste S5ebbels gSuoitb" lino 9id-
ria Magbalenn ins 5ran5oliide
9LIs 9fiharo @agner bann in Wiiill-
bcu feline @lan53eit perlebte, beitrablt
| Don Der @unIt Gonig 2uonigs, lef-
ten aud giiloips BORT, uno sSral Gcs
iima marc Der Sbusengel ocs Wlus
liforalnntifers, ltno bier cntipifelte
lid) oann ienes 8erbdltllis, oas fpater
sur Sheioung BON @iilop lulo 5ur
@er6inonng nit @agner fiibren
ioIlte.
glls SSagilcr pieoer nad Der
| S1nei5, IN Die 8erbanntng, gebctl
nnlBte, febltc ihnl bort Die geraterin,
ltno sSrau Goiinla elite 81 ibm Sie
fano fiir i'm oas iopIliihe Sriebiheu
llno bier feline erite 8attin SSH,
belmine mar in5lpiiheit in DRESDEN
| geitorbcn Itellte @ngner an leincs
/ sSrcunoes @attin oie entiheioenoe
| sSrage, ob iic bie Seine iperoen tpolle.
| lin @agner beiratell 81 f0nner.
nluBte 5rau Goiilna 5llm proteitan-
tiiben 8louben iibertreten, ipesbala
2is5t, Der ftretgglmtbige aatbolif
beIonoers gcgen oieie 8erbinoltna
| mar, ip1ter altfl Iange 3eit leorrl
Gerfebr nit Ser emit beiBgelie6tea
Sodter abbrad). 9lnl %. slugiiit
| 1869 marc lie III 2u5ern NIT 8ag-
ncr getraltt; Sans Hiobter ltlO Nal.
pioa BON Wtcplenburg iparen Trau.
| 5ensen. Crit iest 500 iidj giilop,
niebr tpobl, Inn Dem 8laticb ilid't
nelie gtobrling 5lt geben, pom perion,
liden &erfebr init @agucr 5nriid; inl
| @er5en blicb CT oieiem ipobl ooueru0
er9eben. pie or ouh sSruu Golrn1
oanfhare @efiihle beipabrte. Sic mar
Die fuiilensltorfe Srganilotorin Der
gaprent1er 5eItipiele, mic lie nad III
res Soften 5ooe Ole oaeiniae eeitc
rim blieb gSenig befannt lit, bG'i
i sSrou eoiima audi bei 9debld)e ei'e
tiefe 2eioenifaft erregt bat S5n oer
Sriebihener Belt oes 8aeneridleil
Ghepoares ent5iinoete iieb oieIe Sel-
ocnldjoft oes IhiIplopben.
| g,ebtrl Der Eohter 2is5ts Itebt "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
April 10th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Sricgsminiirer 8nfer Iagt in einem
griefe an nnIere Srnppem in 0ranf=
reid, Ct fe1re BON iei1em Seiud mil
aeiiem Gntbniiasmns fir Die glmfsabe
si1riif, ben Sransport Ses groRcn
amerifaniidlen 0eeres nad) sSranfrcidJ
10 Diei mic m6slid sn beidlennigen.
Alles, mas Il seiebeu, babe i'm bill
auf befrieoigt.
9pmnerstag bat iid) anidelHeno nnf
Sen Gd)laAtfabr I'M giofbueIfen
;sraufreid)s iuemis pber nidJts perGn-
bert. Die Gnslanoer, nnterifiist pon
ben yran5oien, baben, luie bic NH-
GreiIc in ibrer lleberiid)t iagt, lire
Stellnnsen trot Der id)lpereu 9ln-
ariffe Der Sentid)en ael)alten, nno
Sic Mnariffe iiberaa snrifgeidlageL
unb siuar an Der ganSeu einie uun
aa 8a5,ee bis uDrDlidl nad, g)uern.
9ie itarfiten 9lnariffe iunroen 5luis
id]cn Giuend)D nno aDbera gemtadlt,
mo- bic 9eatldeI DeriMdteu, iibrr ben
Ga yaiIee anllai 81 scbeu, mas III
nen aber nidlt gclang. Sic lpllsn
nprt Sd1lpcrc yerluitc arhabt ha6cn.
Mm Nfift,updl ariffen Sic gentId)en
Sic eualiidlen Stell,tnaen iiiolid, ppn
gero GeumeI an. Ginen seil Sielrs
Beracs llatten Sic Oe,,tlden beictt,
,unr6cn ober iuieoer aus ihren Stel-
iuuasr pertrieben uno fonnten lie
and, b1trdl ifre 9(uariffc am Weitt,uD Il
uidlt mie6tr oeluiuiitii., gudl smiidJrr
sanacmdrf nnS slip III geleislt
lpnrof fdarf gefampIt. 9ort tteIe''
belgildye SrMpptn. Stc 2fnngs'l
orangen m tire NellDen iunroen apsr
luieosr 5nrnGsefrlepen nno perloreHs naaI Fea
ME ose pAll, xreile" iagf, by Ve-
tangene. Aeltild) nofl Nurtfns gaoet
PC orahSelsn peA aIDElen ssn fes H.
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H., - !, .ls.n I shsr;cas - hoh, n;d,rs
hssanSss.s " stct.as;,nasr WsrSl;d,
,,s,, 0rar..; :. ssr G..o..s nas,
Nmisns. b,haunten o;e Sentidlen,
iforfe fran,SSId,s Muorific suriifot
idllaoeu u ha6rn Mmdl mieberhpieu
iie. Saf i;e om yl,;ft,uod, YpeIrapelle,
pauormarf uuS 9onnebede oenom,
m,n uuS 81 fsnoIanSer 6;s h;uter
.~tesue6r,6 sur;;do,tr;sdeu hol5eu
81. -.
nte eine Sepei0e ans Ii.umn,
Aai.s ,,,,.a .asloei, gapen o.e gneIaheer
eM WllImoN ~ oer S@iagI 5.o.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-19

sseoer ebrlihe aarnpf lit Gin
qroBer Sicg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26

mas. and across the waving cotton
tlelds OF Georgia. across the orange
groves OF Florida, thence westward
across the plains OF the Lone star
state TO the vine-clad hills of Cali
tornia, you can hear the splash Of
launching ships and the tramp OF
training armies. They are coming
after you and your hellish breed.
know ye, Wilhelm, last Of the
hellish Iiohenzollerns. that on Sep
tember ~ fifteen million American
freemen registered their names and
pledged their lives to join the glor-
ious armies OF freedom already at
your gates. America has sworn that
you shall not keep one stolen acre or
enforce single contract that your
bayonets have made. We can equip
and transport ten such armies as
You face today. or rather from which
your legions have been fleeing for
"A a.month. our fleets have cut a iano
across the seas, and wheat and meat
shot and shells, shall pour into the
channel ports, in ever growing vol
ufnc until our armies square the ac-
count with YOU. Ten' thousand eagles
are Matching in Old Baldys breast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26
LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE WHEN CROSS,
FEVERISH AND SICK
Take no chances! Move
poisons from liver and
bowels at once

Mothers can rest easy after EtVG
ing California Syrup OF Figs" be-
cause in few hours all the clogged- =
up waste. sour bile and fermentinG
food gently moves out of tho bowe q,
and you have a we'll, playful child
again. Children simply will not TAX o
the time from play 10 empty their
bowels, and they become tightly
packed, liver gets sluggish and stom-
ach disordered.
When croSs, feverish, restless, see
II tongue Is coated, then give this
delicious fruit laxative" Children
love II, and It can not cause injury.
No difference what ails your little
one-lf full Of cold, or a sore throat
diarrhoea. stomach-Ache, bad breath.
remember, a gentla. inside cleans
ing" should always be the first treat
ment given. Full directions for
babies, children OF all ages and
grown ups are printed on each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for bottle OF
California Syrup OF F1Ss," then look
carefully and see that II is made by
the california Fig Syrup Company"
We mako no smaller stIe Hand
back with contempt any other ftA
gyrup,-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26
FOR EXCESSIVE
Uric Acid
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREAT
MENT
rs Cent Bottle { 80 Doses }
FREE

Just because you start the day
worried and tired. stiff legs and arms
and muscles, an aching head, burn
ing and bearing down pains in the
back--worn out before the day he
gins-do not think you have to stay
in that oppdition.
BE strong. well and vigorous, with
no more pains from stiff joints, sore
muscles, rheumatic suffering, ach-
ing back or kidney trouble.
II you suffer from bladder weak
ness. with burning, scalding pains
or II you are in and out OF bed half
a dozen times a night, you will ap-
preciate the rest, comfort and
strength this treatment gives.
To prove The Williams Treat
ment conquers kidney and bladder
diseases. rheumatism and all other
ailments when due to excessive uric
acid. no matter how chronic or stub
born, II you have never tried The
Williams Treatment, we will give
one 75c bottle. (32 doses) free II you
will cut out this notice and send II
with your name and address and 10
cents to help pay postage, packing,
etc, to The Dr. u. a. Williams Com
pany, Dept. Ls-355, New P,O. Building,
East Hampton, Conn. Send at once
and you will receive by parcel post
a regular 75c bottle, without charge
and without incurring any ohllga-
tion. Only one bottle TO the same
address or family,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26

passion-straincd. 1t must not break
the bonds OF our affection The
mystic cords OF memory. stretching
from every battlefield, and often to
the graye--tO every hearthstone all
over this land, will yet swell the
chorus OF the nation when again
touched. as surely they will be, by
the better elements OF our nature" I"
Jt has been said, my friends, tha.
the voice OF the people is the voice
OF God. II any further proof were
needed to establish the assertion that
the bitterness OF the war has been
wiped out forever, IT, can he sup
piled by what | am now about to
say. Our great president, honorcd
throughout the world, with the ex-
ception OF the German empire, is a
southern man. The vice president OF
our country Is a son OF a Confederate
soldier. The chief Justice of the
supreme court OF the United States is
a southern man and an ex-Confed-
crate soldier. The secretaries OF
war. navy. treasury and the post
master-general are also sons OF Con-
federa;e soldiers.
You have seen the heroism OF the
men who wore the gray Glorified in
story and song, and for the twenty
eighth time you have met in re-
union. The Daughters of the Con-
federacy. God bless them, have
erected on the battlefields OF the
south n monument to every four
soldiers engaged in the war. You
have seen the statue OF the immortal
Lee placed side by side with that Of
the father OF his country, George
Washington. yonder in the hall OF
fame 10 remain forever.
Last year you were invited TO the
nations capital by your former
enemies the Grand Army of the Re-
public. The congress OF the United
States adjourned in your honor. The
vote on adjournment was unanimous
The proceedings of your convention
were printed as a public document
OF the United States. ] sat I'm the
great meeting at Washington and
heard General Terrence, past COM
mander-in-chief OF the Grand ArmJ
of the Republic, say many good
things about you, ! take the liberty
TO quote him as follows:
II have journeyed fifteen hundred
miles to share with you, my Confed-
crate friends, the pleasures of this
reunion, and can not express the
measure OF satisfaction and happi-
ness II gives me to be with you. MY
comrades yonder in Minneapolis sent
your reunion committee donation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26
$3.50 up to $3.50

in It's Red Cross and other organixa-
tions; q city which In 20 months has
a record of contributing substantial
ly s2o.0oo,oo0 through Liberty loan
and other channels to the support
of the government, d record not
paralleled In the history Of the ma
ton These things and many others
we will show you and In doing so
will take much greater pleasure than
would come from q mare telling.
We hope your stay In Tulsa. briet
though Il will be. will be most pleas
ant and most profitable to you and
10 the members OF your organizations
and that when you return 10 your
homes you will tcke with you only
the kindliest Of memories OF your
visit TO this city and that the I'M
pressions We may leave with you will
be such A. will make you want to
come again and soon. and not only
come again but come to stay.
Again / say to you, welcome 10
Tulsa. the Wonder City of the
Nation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26

ana woe unto you and your Prussiau
system when they begin to fly.
Know ye, Wilhelm. that eternity
mas caught the lus.tanin's shriekS
ana the struggling cries OF her
drowning mothers and innocent
hdbeS that eternity has caught
the pitiful moan OF the pure
daughters OF Belgium and France,
whom your bestial soldiers raw
| ished and murdered Eternity has
heard the shrieks Of the helpless
SErians when you stood by and
leered, as your ally. the unspeakable
! TURK, murdered and raNished an in
nocent nation. America las sworn
never TO come back until the debt you
owe civilization has been paid in FUN.
3 and every living Hohenzollern has
been wiped from the face of the
earth. our embattled hosts. with
waving flags and belChing cannon,
marching to the twin strains of Yam
kee Doodle and Dixie, are already on
your borders. They will not turn
back until the flags OF freedom and
civilization are flying from the dome
OF your royal palace.
As | stand here today and look
into the faces OF these survivors OF
tho south's shattered armies. scat
tered now like solitary oaks in "A
fallen forest. your bent forms hoary
with age and covered with scars,
wearing the old and faded gray--and
see you unfurl for a little while the
riddled and blood stained stars and
bars-and look upon II and weep
over II, for IL was the pride OF your
young manhood and is hallowed with
recollections as tender as a soldiers
last farewcll--my heart il deeply
touched. You followed II mid the
earthquakes shock at Shiloh where
Albert Sidney Johnston died-you
followed 1t mid the blood and fire at
Chanccllorsville, where Stonewall
Jackson feli-you saw Il flutter In
the gloom OF the wilderness. where
the angry divisions rushed upon each
other and clutched and rolled and
fell together in tho bloody mire---
/ you rallied around It at Gettysburg
where II waved above the bayonets
mixed and crossed on those dread
heights OF destiny-you saw II
| Haunting defiance for the last time
at AppomattoN and then go down
forever in n flood of tears.
The south lost all save honor,
The Confederate soldier the pures,
and proudest OF the Anglo Saxon
race, stood erect amid It's charred
| and blackened ruins. The earth
was red beneath him. His sword
was broken and his country crushed
Y let, he rebuilt the stricken south in
the face of the most stubborn oh.
stacles ever confronted by mortal
man. You may search the pages OF
all history, ancient, medieval and
modern, and nowhere In its pages
will you find the equal OF the glo-
rious record OF the Confederate sol
dier in the rebuilding OF tho de-
vastated south.
You passed through the horrors
OF reconstruction with patience
and forbearance almost divine and
accepted at its full value the words
OF Abraham Lincoln, uttered when
the smoke yet fingered on the bat
tlefield. Mr.. Lincoln said
I've must not be enemies Though
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26
, succeed NJ. J. Glass. also of this
TELEGRAM 10 the President.

IcVKEuIu NAtG
The United Confederate Veterans
at their session yesterday adopted
the following resolution, which was
forwarded 10 President Wilson by
telegraph:
The United Confederate Veterans
association In convention assembled,
desires 10 20 on record before tho
world with reference to the great
world war our country Is now en-
gagged in, as heart and soul back OF
the Washington administration and
100 per cent loyal to the colors.
Therefore, be It resolved, we hereby
pledge our best and continuous ef-
forts in upholding the hands OF our
great president In his faithful execu-
ton of the most gigantic trust ever
placed upon the heart and brain OF
a human being; adding our prayers
to the God OF all the earth that his
life and his health may be precious
in Divine sight: and that he may be
continuously guided by heavenly
wisdom through all the difficulties
he must encounter until In the PROV.
dence OF God there comes the full
and glorious fruitage OF our nations
struggles and sacrifices in behalf OF
democratic liberty for all mankind;
The above resolution was passed
by unanimous vote at our opening
session today, and by order OF the
convention Is hereby transmitted.
Ma WILLIAM T.. MICKLE.
Adjt. Gen. and Chief OF Staff,
u. e.. V.
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M'FARLIN SPEAKS
TO CONFEDERATES
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
a few thousand per day to an aver
ago OF 31.500.000 within n few years
and why there has been concentrated
here perhaps the most successful,
the most progressive and the most
cosmopolitan citizenship OF any
town OF relative size In the United
States. We will show the magnifi-
cent 8, 10 and History office build
ings in which a very large percentage
OF the great oil business OF the mid
continent oil field Is transacted. We
will SHOW you refineries among the
largest ln the world where the crude
oil is turned into the refined pro-
duct. We will show you a city of
culture. Of enterprise. energy and
confidence We will show you a
citizenship that believes in true
Americanism, In loyalty and patriot
ism in Its Y. M. C. A.. Y. w. c. A.,
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PLEDGE SOUTH
TO BEAT HUNS
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
perish from the earth" They have
sworn by the God OF David, by the
wealth of America, by the tears and
prayers Of millions OF mothers, wive,
and sweethearts, to the Beast Of Ber.
lin, History shall remember you as
the master devil. This war goes on
until you disgorge your booty and
drop your sword"
The long purse and strong arm OF
America swear IL. We have depos-
tied the resources and population of
these United States to the credit OF
liberty and democracy, and all our
wealth and resources are blank
checks in the hands OF victory.
Know ye, Wilhelm, that hence.
forth Nero. Caligula aud Atilla are
minor figures in hell compared to
you.
Harke ye. Wilhelm, from the
snow-clad hills of Maine down
through the palmettos of the Caro-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26
Vest l. 9S Years Old.

T. C. Hawthorne OF Hughes
Springs, Texas. member OF the State
Rights Camp No. 1755. is exhibiting
an interesting relic which he only
shows at .Confederated reunions. 1t
is a silk velvet vest, me cloth Of
which his brother bought at Charles
ton, S. c., in 1893. and hauled by
OK team $50 miles to Due West Cor
ner, S. c.. where the cloth was made
into u suit. The vest Is all that Is
left.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-26
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