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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
Art Department

The first hour class has reached
the passing standard in sun lie ana
will soon start on outdoor skeicnIhg
trips.
Harold Brown IS now posing Tor
the class in clay modelling.
The third hour class has passed
from the study OF perspective TO me
study Of planes, values aHd treat
Wents. ...-,
The exhibit is well under way ana
the art department Is taking an &C
tive part. The fifth hour class mas
been busy all week making posters
and from the entire department over
forty mounts are ARRANGED FOR.
Next week viii be busy Week Ior
the "Chlaroscuros. MIR. j. W. Young
Of Chicago will he here To interest,"
the students Of r. G. u. s. IN art
Mr.. Young carries with him q won
derfm collection Of slides for Lh'
picture machine and "a very Httrac-
tive program has been arranged
Friday afternoon the "Chlaros-
ctiros" went on their first sketchlns
tour About thirty members went
and Mrs. Baxter. who furnished the
Seats" has certainly proved herself
a wonderful hostess.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
SCHOOL PRAISED FOR
PATRIOTIC SERVICES
Judgc Lee Daniel Addresses High
school on Patriotic Day; Tells
ul stress Of War

ON Wednesday we had u patriotic
program Miss GcueyieVo BowmAn
very graciously consented to lead tho
music.
The Mendclssohn club with the
boys Of the firht period music class,
sang several patriotic selections
Tho chorus sang "ltalia." aftar
which the student body Joined In
singing the "MarciSllaiBe' and Tho
star SpHneled Banner"
II Us the purpose uf the school 20
have as many prominent men and
women speak to ms as possible, SO
after the singing Mr.. OberholtZer in
troducrd tu us one Of Tulsa's promt-
ucnt men Judge Daniel who gave
as uu interesting and Inspiring war
message ne said.
'lt would bo moro fitting to the
occasion Tor me 20 he In your place
nud Judge BrockiuridEe on tho plat
form. since ii has not been 40 very
'"-, since ! held tho place you now
hold. ~. -sGP
she one question Of consequence
today is war
~ hope II has been instiled In you
IN the school room and In your home,
that everything has been done to
avoid war. | am sure YOU realize
that we are In this war out ol no
spirit Of solfI3hucss. This war was
conceived i'm sin---lt was brought
fahuut through ths sinking OF our
ships among which was the Lusl-
tauia, ana the terrible atrocities Of
/ the Huns In belgium.
What gives us concern .oday Is
what can we do to help win this
/ terrible war
This war can end only In ter
+flhle defeat on "A glorious victory, and
there IL only one result aud that IL
I n glorious victory for democracy.
This war Will not be over until we
( win
y am glad to see no many in
/ unitorm--Bo many stars on tho serv-
Ice Rag. 40 many young ladies knit
/ tine and the boys leaving to work
on the farms. Let me congratulate
| you on your efforts.
! There tx no difference In the pat
flotiem OF men and women X there
should happen to be any, | believe IL
I is In tho women Our personal de 4.
sires and wishes are not to he taken
INTO consideration We must all do
our part In this great crisis. Aftor
school In dismissed. the hoya Will
have more time TO work toward this
cause.
we have enjoyed the rights ma
privileges Of liberty all our lives.
ihere Is great difference between
autocrocy" and "democracy. It's
the difference between evil and
righteousness. The final determine.
tion OF this great war will be whether
me world shall be ruled by armies
ana princes, with the spirit OF Prus-
Nanlsm prevailing or whether IL shall
govern Itself with the spirit OF the
good Samaritan
There Will be Two classes of peo
pie when the war Ia over the ones
VINO helped win the war and those
who did NOT.
In our peaceful city, where the
flowers bloom and the birda sjng
thtre Is no spirit OF sentimentallsm
among MS. The rich help tho poor.
the wise help the foolish ani the
strong help the weak
Song Of Union and Confederate
otficors are under the command OF
ltritish Officers fighting eide by
eide In the trenches.
In Union there IL strength. I
nope that God In ihs infinite mercy
WI bless all OF you In your efforts
In helping to win this war"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
"A English Class

Being a freshman Is bad enough
but having to spring a new word on
tho folks at home every day is
worse. However that is the plan
adopted 10y Airs. Ie Sourd for her
first period ga English class.
The scheme Is this: Every day a
certain difficult word Ia chosen
from t1e lesson and each pupil must
find its meaning and use 1t in an
of hand way at the dinner table
that evening In class next day the
sentences are given orally. OfSen
the efforts Of a student are fruitleas
but one nice thing about the new
plan. you furnish much amusement
for your family,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
Poetry in High School

=, Did you know that -roetry is be-
iinS aug Mt IN Central High? Yes.
ss.n1eed IT is. The class begins at
- and Is held in room BIS. Mrs,
ne ne SSourd is the teacher and the
pup's are II very select groun as
ny certain persons are eUpihla
me- VINO forget the lesson assign
,Sot. 'Aose who forget To study
l. -, 'sSS"n. those who forget there
i1,,s MNSpering in class, and var
atts,,1 ',"r torFetters are invited to
r,,a,,.c,-i t ne class for an evening and
fbai. -" 80 lines OF poetry To train
revar sorlorIes. The invitation is
N,,c,ir,." "r'llned ond usually seyera
'S1ins are present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
Carrying Nothing

:" @'- 40 - '' - 90 -"--- - '-"'T
Esther Its funny I,c cant get
this problem. 1 get SAB instead Of
533"
" 4. Gro@n-"Go over IL and
find your mistake"
Esthev--'Oh. yes, see. Was
carrying something and didn't
layC anything to carry
Bertha Some smart girl"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

-. EcdcrleN--Mr. cJnnison. what
do YOU mean by fool proof? .
Jennisoh---W you take some
thing which yOl couldn't break.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

Heard in Freshman Class.
Teacher John, what kind of peo-
pie we're the Bomans?
J0hn-Thcy were ride and un-
cultivated. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

High
High Thursday
ncccplahr m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

Make a garden,
Learn 10 dig.
Don't waste foudatuftS.
Get a pig.
Send tho wheat crop
over there;
Corn breads on the
Bin o. fare.
Save the meat and
Sugar, too,
Show kaiaer Rill what
You can do.
Mako "a garden,
Don't just SIT
Get u hoe aud
Do your bit
Miss CharlireSmit,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
Edited by Students of Central High School
CnNTRIRITING STNTT,

shelton IAycoc Mamie ForhnnkH Bessie
omc' Mary Gallup Harold WandlnS, kenworG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

Reverend Kerr is a very forcoful
spea ker and II is considered a great
privilege to have him come to ,hc
nigh school.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
CLEVELAND, OHIO, JoI, 15 AUGUST 1918.

9 ., IN. 81 va dura pima Ia orele
IL la amiazi de la hala Sirbeasca
din Well Street, Steubenvillc,
Ohio.
PRO G r. A M, U Il:
|. D-nul Nick Dutiu ca presc-
dinte aranjator in fruntca con
voiului.
2. Autoritatile orasului.
3. Tn grup de roSiori.
4. Muzice americana din loc.
5. Tn grup de femei in costu-
me dc surori dc caritate.
6. Un grup de femei in costu-
me rationale.
Z. Tn grup dc caluscri sub
conuuccrea d-lui loan Codrca.
s. Drapelele dupa vcchime.
8. Convoiul.
10. Petrecerea va avea loo la
Miller Farm l.. Ave.
Muzica romina ardcleana din
Martins Ferry, Ohio, va distra
onoratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cintece ma
tionale.
Pretul de lntrarc: Domnii 81,
damele gratis. Berea va Fl gratis.
! Suprasolviri Sc primcsc eli ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale Ziaristica.
lBarul va ii asOrtat GU celc mai
gustoasc mczeluri 81 bauturi re-
coritoare.
In speranta ca toti fratii Ro-
mini 81 surorile romince din sus
numitele orase 81 jur ne vor da
tot sprijinul dior, participind
intr'un numar cit Sc poatc dc
mare la aceasta pctrecere, pima
la revedcre am ramas salutindu-
va Gu dragoste adevarat fratca-
sea:
Comitetul aranjator.
! (S1-S7)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15

o linie de transmisiune eiec-
trica in Mexico Sc 6ntind peste
.un riu de 1850 de urine latimea,
nc mai avind alta legatnra la
mijloc.
Ca sd dca minerilor putinta
de Il lucra mai multe ceasuri,
proprietarii unei mine de car
buni din Germania ,c0mprima
acr la sufata pamintului Sill tri-
NIT prin tevi la celc mai mari
adincimi, racind 81 uscind astfel
atmosfera respirata dc munci-
tori.
NiSte inventatOri Danczi anun.
ta ca au inventat un motor care
poate fl mlnat GU gaz de carbuni
in loo de gazolina sau 'benzina.
in populatia Londrci Sc co.
prind 81 471,00O de persoane carr
locuesc la etajul intii.
Tn Japonez inventat 0 oala
in care, cind fierbe apa, bolboro
sii lovesc niste clape de metal CT
prOduc sunete muZicale.
In Anglia s'a inventat un me
canism ce Sc ataSaza la biciclett
ca sd lie opreasca de a cadea il
timpul cind calareSte cineva pt
elc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
in v I T A r T..

Pc aceasta Gale sunt rugati
toti fratii RomIni din oraSele
Follansbee, Weirton, Steubenvil-
le 81 jur lua parte la Marea
parade 81 picnic, care sd va da
in favorul ,,Crucei Rosie Ameri-
ricana' in ziua de Is August
1918, in orasul Steubenville, O.
Parada Sc va incepe la orele
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Germanii sd cearta. - Wa.

tor tot alta de vrednc de numee bun lam croft in
trecut.
Munca noastra 81 pcntru vor inchinata apara
lii ereselor munctoor nosr organization noastre
natune romnes Tnuta zarului poate
sa fe c odata supusa scmbaror de sol altu pen
truc prna lne i'll trecut asa 81 in vitor
CUR scop sngura tna trebuie inainea ochlor
bnele cnstea marrea nAarea natunei pen
ru acest scop penru aceasta na este era pc
am fl in stare sd facem orr cind.
Trguiei, iesr schimbari 81 prmcnr de gindnr, rata
ciri in ae part e asa 81 pe viitor altora
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
MULTI NJ STU CA,

Pc la inceputul razboinlui. ma
stlle de gaz ocroteau pc sobdatii
aliatilor numai cam 3Osde minute
contra acestei otrayi; chimistii
Americani lean perfectionat in
asa fel incit il ocrotesc tot tipul
cit le poarta.
Departmental naval mcntine
1900 patnri de spital 81 acnm
$ s'au luat masuri pentrp adau-
garea altor 5000 Ia acest nn-
mar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
maruiltiSull.

Dintrc femei foarte putine pot
sd ajunga la ceva pc cariera ie-
gisiaturii ca advocate. Dmselc
nu Sc pot lapada de uritul obicci
de- da STAT gratis oamcnior.
CniiR 0amcni sunt Alta dc ocu-
patti cautlnd pozltic lncit MI an
timp sa lucrezc.
o. cit dc bine o stim moi: fic-
care barbat are ceva nacaz 81 La
fcl are 81 ncvasta-sa pima clnd
devine vaduva.
. lntrcbarc mare ne pune un
cctitor. Dinsul doreStc de la moi
sd allan cine este preotul care
celeste America gratis de
la altii? moi nu ne ocupam GU
pascalile
Cca mai mare parte din fetc
>unt niste creatirl foartc ciI-
date, astAzi Isl bat joe de I'm ii
mar, mime lc pare ran 81 ping,
pOlnline stunt gata sal roagc de
icrtare 81 sal insotcasca la al
tar daca 81 dinsul s'ar ..dimi-
te" -.
Cauiam re Chirita de la Wood
lawn, Pa. Este provocat sa ras
punda pima nu-i aratam numelc
adevarat. il cauta eel Gu union
suit -ul
= Niciodata, in intreaga viata
sd, un ON nu este Alta de fericit
cd atunci cind pozeaza pc .,cri-
ticul'. Probabil de aceea suntem
moi rominii Alta de - ..critici'
I Poticarasu care tine umbra u
nni preot, oarc de ce sd mai face
81 ell de ris la ..adunaturi''.
iNumim de object ..amator.s pc
o persoana care intrat in sta
diul prim al ignorantei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Distrugerea unui submarin.

Dlstrugerea unul submarln. -
Tn port Atlantic. Tn vapor
dc maria englez, a"mat, care !
sOsit aStazi aici. fost intimpi-
nat in drumul sau de un subma-
rln german, Gu care $ d luat Id
lupta 81 la diStrus. Acestea au
fost istorisite de Oamenii din e.
:hipajul vaporului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15

Daca ar ii sa ne luam dupa
numirea de -iA4i sus.s oare cum ar
fl sd numim !pe diletantii in poll
tica, earl cred desnre Ell ca sunt
ward boSi"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
INFORMATIuNI

Tren atacat Gle bandit. = Ell
Faso, Texas. - O banda de hOti
a atacat un tren ue pasageri a.
proape de Consuelo, Chihuahua,
omorInd douazeci 81 sase de pa
sagerl civill 81 patruzeci de sol
DAFT din garda trenului. Numa-
rul ranitllor deasemenea mare
Banditii. earl erau din banda lui
Villa, au dcsbracai mortii ;, !e-
au luat hainelc, banii, giuvaeri.
calcle 81 in finc ~ ca ali gasit
dc pref la Ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15

- Roma. Regina Elena a IA
cut un APPEL catre toate damele
din Italia sa-si dea juvaericalelc
la marea loterie statului ce sc
tine GU scOpul de aduna fon-
.duri pentru orfanii de razboi. A.
pelul PRINT eel mai frumos
raspuns, caci toate damele din
societatea malta au dat aproape
tot ce aveau.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Deviza lui Lenine este ,.Moar

tea. - Amsterdam. - Ziarul
Rheinsche estfalische Zeitung
din Essen scrie ca -ministrul
Lenine a dal I'm nOu manifest
prin care propovadueste stri y
rea tuturOr contra a-revOlutiOnari
lOr. In acelas t:mp mai zice ca
taranii ca vor tine griu peste
trebuinte,e lor personale sd
adjust inalltea tribunalului revc-
lutionar 81 tratati ca inamici al
poporului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Linistirea turburarilor din De-

Linistirea turburarilor din De-
Toit. = Detroit, Mich. = Toatc
>fortarilc companiei de tramvae
din localitatc de mari pretul
:alatoriei la 6 cent? de persoana
4 au reusit. in urma atitor tur-
burari creiate de muncitorimea
nemultumita, consiliuI communal
ii autoritatilc judecatoresti au
lat ordin cd taxa SD fie ) cent?
I'd 81 mai inainte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15

Accident de automobil. = Blu
cyrus, Ohio. = Doua pcrsoane an
fost ucise 81 doua ranite grav cam
a jumatate\ de mila afara din
)ras, in timpul cind automobilul
II care calatoreau isbit IN pod
de peatra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Pregatirile Cubci.

Pregatirile Cubci. - Havana.
PreSedintele Menocal a sem
nat lcgea prin care S a votat ar
mata obligatoare in tara, 81 ca
re IA intrat imcdia1 in vigoarc.
Toti supusii Clpbci, intre Il 81
IS de ami, vor Fl chemati sub
drapel 81 invatati la instructia
militara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15

Spania va rupe legaturile Gil
Gcrmania. Londra. = Con-
form stirilor primitc aici din is
voare demne de increderc, Spa
nia este gaia Gle rllpe lcgatu-
rile diplomatice Gu Germania 81
intra in marclc razboi alaturi
lie aliati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Bomt-ele unei greviste.

veland, Ohio. = Fata Anna Ko-
lOwsky. care impreuna Gu altele
Sc pusesera in greva la croitoria
Observation-Disclosures Co., a
aruncat GU QUA clocite intr' o cea-
ta de fete carl voiau sd inceapa
lucrul. Politia a gasit de cuviin-
ta ca aceasta bombarlarc nu e
la locul Ell 81 fata fost arestata
fara multa vOrba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Hertling pc front.

Hertling pc front. Amster
dam. = Astazi s'a primit vcstef
ca cancclarul Hertling 81 Gu Herr
llihtze. ministrul de externe, au
plecat la marele cartier general
German.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Rusii ingroapa porumbul.

Rush ingroapa porumbnl. =
dscrna. Iaranii Rusi din dis
tricteie ocupate ale Rusiei Sc O.
pun ell tarie germanilor armati,
carl win sd caute .bucate. Eli mai
bine ingroapa porunbul tprin pa
duri decit SAL lase a cadea III
mlinile Hunilor.
Germanii sa cearta. Wa
shington. - in Gcrmania urmca-
"a controversc (desbateri) yio-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15
Masacrarea Bolsevikistilor.
Scumpirea gazului aerian in

Youngstown. Youngstown, 0.
Oficialii companiei The East
Ohio Gas an notificat consiliul
communal ca de la % August in
colo, prctul gazulu va Fl de 3S
de cent pe mia de urine, adica
scumpire de 3 cent? pc mie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-15

lente intre Liberal 81 Pan-Ger-
mani in urma bataliei de la Mar
ne, asupra chestiei ca cine este
responsible de intrarea Americei
in razboi. O stire primita astazi
din Elvetia zee ca amlndoua par
tidcie refuza a-Si asuma respon-
sabilitatea desprc interventia A
mericana. Liberalii acuza pc Pan
Germani de a fl provocat raz-
boiul submarin fara limita. Gel
din urma professional 81 zlc tare
ca intrarea Americei in razboi
era de neinlaturat.
Masacrarea BolSevikistilor. -
Amsterdam. 0 stire primita
astazi anunta ca BolSevikistii
sunt masacrati Gu toptanul la
Ryazan 81 Novgorod. Masacrul
este condus de conference.-the
mari Rapoartele sosite mai tir.
ziu arata ca prigonirea rosilor
"A intins in mai multc districte
ale Rusiei 81 contra-rcvolutiona.
rii au iesit biruitori in cclc mas
multe lupte.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-01
Congestion but No Confusion.
CANDY PROVED HIS UNDOING
Richard Pasewater of Manson, Iowa,
Will Not Be Able To Go Get
the Kaiser Now

Dubuque, Ia, July 31.-A piece of
brown mOlasses candy has prevented
Richard Pasewater, of Manson, Iowa,
from fighting the Huns under the
COlors Of the L. S Marines.
Pasewater was extremely anxious
to join the Marines, but his sweet
tooth proved his undong.
Shortly before his physical exam
ination, he yielded to his desire for
candy and purchased Il bag of the
chewing kind
Pasewater started in on a big piece
of the brown mOlasses candy. He
bit hard There was peculiar
sound in his mouth and two teeth
fell out upon the sidewalk.
The examining physician declared
that Pasewater would have passed but
for the absence of the two teeth.
Kaiser Bill may now, be eIated. He
has one less Marine to contend with.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-01
GERMANS TO FORM
NEW BATTLE LINES
Continued from Page -

chine gun pits with two men to each
nest all along the region to the north
of the Ourcq. Working under the COW
cr of darkness the enemy organized
other strong positions with traps in
t, which the Americans were expect
I'd to blunder in their advance.
In one of the sectors considerable
barb wire was found stretched in
'front.' of the machine gun pits. Our ar
Iillery did excellent work in destroy
ing these barricades and shelters
then the American forces rushed for
ward and routed the enemy in hand
to-hand encounters.
Ambulances Keep Up With Men
Ambulances are driven straight to
The front line so that the wounded
may be cared for with more speed.
The Signal Corp Company worked
under shell fire so as to maintain the
uninterrupted telephone communities
/ ton. In fact every unit of the army is
working desperately and distinguish
ing itself.
Prisoners were brought in during
the night from the 5th Bavarian re
serves and the 5th and 9Th Chasseurs
ina 9Th Foot Guard.
They reported that one BOChe com
pany which was one hundred strong
before the crossing Of the Marine at
The start of the German offensive have
only seven men left. Two men taken
today said they were the only sur
Niyors of their unit.
Struggle for Air Mastery.
There is considerable struggling
now going on for the complete mas
! tery of the air. German and allied air
men are constantly diving in and out
Of the clouds.
Some of the aviators are exhibiting
great daring exploits by SwoopinG
down low and turn their machine CUR
| fire upon great batteries which are
marching along the roads. They gen
orally choose some place where the
traffic is the most dense. That is what
takes the especial attention of The
aviators.
Congestion but No Confusion.
passed through miles and miles Of
American trucks, wagons and march
ing men all moving forward. The meI
hardly looked like humans they were
so caked with the dust.
Military policemen at the cross
roads direct the traffic, so despite the
congestion there is no confusion.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-01
They Like to Work.

Another thing we like about our
boys is their willingness to work.
When We first moved out here We
were assigned a detail of three boys
to help us with our work, for we could
not make fires. cut wood, and do ev-
erything when we had to make a
thousand doughnuts day. But the
detail soon proved unnecessary, for
we had more help than we could use.
In the army no one likes Kitchen
police" we had always heard. But VIC
found out otherwise Some boys like
it. We used to ask for volunteers
among the doughboys to help wash
dishes. One day some officers came
along and saw some privates washing
dishes for us. One of the lieutenants
said, Run along freshman, we're
going to do this work" They did, and
we had officers for X. P. duty.
Usually when the boys come in to
volunteer to work, either washing
dishes or cutting wood, they say they
are homesick. They say working
around kitchen takes them back
home for a while. and they enjoy it a
lot because 1t is so different from
duty in the army. We are glad they
like it.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-01
BOOZE FILLS STATE PRISON
Wet Missouri Counties Sent 1908,
While Dry Counties Sent Only
1873 Men to Penitentiary.

Jefferson City. July 81. Kelly
Pool, member of the state prison
board, told the state tax commission
today that crime and intoxicants walk
hand in hand in Missouri and that the
largest percentage of the prisoners in
the penitentiary came from wet coun-
ties.
From Jackson County, including
Kansas City, st. Louis and twenty
nine other wet counties 1908 convicts
were received in the year ending July
/. 1918. From the other eighty-four
counties, Pool said, only 1873 convicts
were received.
Nobody could be on parole board
in Missouri without becoming a pro-
hibitionist after short time" he said.
Jackson County sent 1872 convicts,
st. Louis 253, Jasper County 100, Blu
chanan IS and Greene "a in the year.
Several counties. all of them dry,
Fool said, furnished no prisoners at
all, these being Camden, Bollinger,
Carroll. Cedar, Crawford. Dade, Dallas,
DeKalb, Dent, Polk. Rails, st. Clair,
Scotland, Sullivan and Worth. Several
sent only one each.
Pool made the statement concerning
prohibition and crime. in discussing
the work of the prison board with the
tax commission, which is inquiring in.
to expenditures and methods Of ex-
penditures and methods of depart
ments.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-01
FOUR KILLED BY TRAIN.
Pacific Express Strikes Auto East Of
State Center.

MarshaIltown, July 3l.-FOur peo'
pie. presumed to be J. 2. FRANKIE, wife,
and two daughters, of Albion, Neb.,
were killed when the Ford car in
which they were driving westward on
the Lincoln highway was struck by
the Pacific Express, the Chicago e
Northwestern west-bound passenger
No. 10, on a grade crossing two and
one-half miles east of State Center.
Running forty miles an hour, the
train struck the automobile squarely
dragging it $50 yards. Mr. and Mrs
FRANKIE remained in the wrecked car,
but both of the girls were thrown in
to the north half of the right-of-way,
about 100 yards from the crossing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-01
UNDERo DIFFICULT ORDEAL
Women Must Swear They Will Not
Tell About Vital Documents

Washington, July S1.-Can a woman
ECep a secret?
She can-under oath.
mis- has been proved by the fact
that some of the most important work
now being done in the American in
{. Iligcnce bureaus rs being done by the
# male Of the species. they are called
upon to handle some of the most vital
documents of the governments secret
service. file them, translate them and
bOvc all, keep them secret.
Before they can get into the work
tHcy have to undergo the difficult or
deal OF swearing by all that is holy
rheyH never tell.