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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
AVIATOR BURNS TO DEATH
WHILE MAKING FIRST TRIP
Plane Cras,ca to Ground; Stall Dead
Before Itcrcucrs Could
Reach Wreck.

DALLAS, Texas Feb. 25.---Mnklng
his first flight alone Cadet Aviator
-. y. stall, aged 20 and unmarried .
Detroit, Mich. met death az Love
field here today Just al he WAS as
cending, flying In a southcrly ditec-
ton. lie had cleared telegraph wires
along railroad and hal reached "A
height % barely sixty feet. according
to oyc- witnesses. whea his muchins
was seen 20 lurch first TO the right
ana then 10 the left pssAf tho aviator
was trying to overcome difficulty
with the machine, Suddenly the plane
dropped fiat TO the ground. burst
Ing into flames instantly with the
compact with earth.
Cadet Stall was seen go wave his
arms once. but waS burned to death
before roscuers could reach the
scene. There WIS no explosion
Relatives IN Detroit ana his father.
W. " Stall a. Long Beach. Cal. were .
notified ot the Young Myers death
He wns Finishing training az Love
field school and would have been
awarded his graduates commission
next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Railroad Bill Unlikely
To BE Passed Tonight

WASHINGTON, Feb After
voting TO give the administration bin
TO govern federal control Of the rail
roads continuous consideration until
final vote s had. The house today
made slow progress o, the measure
and its passage 10y tomorrow night ~
planned. seems doubtful
Most Of the day was devoted 10
discussion g minor amendments 10
tho section Of The bin providing Tho
STANDARD OF return 10 Sc made to tho
roads but laie In the day tho fight
was started against the section pro-
vidlng for S500.000.D00 revolving
fund TO be used in ,.sAcratiuE the
roads Representatieoe Dillon ot
South Carolina urged that tho sum
he reduced TO 100000 900 with an
other $500, 900. 900 authorized hut
not TO be extended without authority
from congress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
EASTERN MERCHANT HELD
ON ALIEN ENEMY CHARGE
Accused Of Attempting To- Corner
Worlds Wool supply for
Gcrmnny's Benefit

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.--AlleEed TO
be agent IN the United states for
German interests which have been
seeking 10 corner the worlds wool
market. Eugene schwerdt wealthy
wool merchant of New York and
Boston. was arrested here toduy AS
an enemy alien ana VIII be In
termed.
Sehwcrdrs alleged activities were
disclosed 60 the federal authorities
by the attorney general of Now York
state. Schwerdt's name having A.
pcarcd IN the correspondence OF
Hugo Schmidt. banker ana alleged
paymaster In the Bulo rasha case.
which tho attorney general invosti-
gated.
According 60 Deputy Attorney
General Alfred h. Bcckcr Schwcrdt
was in correspondence with II. T..
Albeit, former financial agent here
for the German government. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
THREE AMERICAN SHIPS
VICTIMS OF RAIDER.

LONDON. Feb. 2h.-Rcferring 10
a German report OF the return of tho
German nuXilia y cruiser Wolf after
"A cruise of fifteen months. a British
admiralty communications Issued this
evening assumes that during that pc
riod the Wolf sunk in the Indian and
Pacific oceans the following eleven
ships and made their crews prison
erS:
Steamers Turrl'ella. Jumna. Wal
ruua, WardEworth, Beluga, Matungn
Hitachi Maru and 1gotzmendi
Sailing vessels Dee. Winslow and
Encore.
According 10 the admiralty state
ment three American vessels were
sunk by the auxiliary cruiser Wolf
tho steam whaler Beluga, SOC tons,
belonging to the Pacific Steam Whal-
ing company uf San Francisco, the
Wlnslow, four-mRsted schooner Of
5GG tons. haillng from San Francisco.
and the four maMed schooner En-
core. cot tons, the home port OF
which was san Francisco 90
The other vcsaels mentioned arc
an British except the IIitachi Maru.
Japanese, Of G,656 tons, and the
ldotz Mendi Spanish, 4,6is tons.
The Turritella was OF B,5bl tons.
the Jumna OF 4,l52, the Malruna,
.3.947 tons. and the Matunga, i,6is.
Available records do not give the
Wardsworth The Dee was a thr~-
mastCd schooner Of l,lG9 tons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
GERMANY MADE READY FOR
NEWS OF NEW SLAUGHTER
People Told 10 Prepare for Great
SACRIFICES When Western
VS1ffcnslVc Starts.

LONnON. Feb rs. There ls every
indication and the German war Of
flee has given word 10 the newHpn
pers 10 begin campaign 60 prepare
the public for fresh sacrifices the
German people will be forced tc
make when the offensive starts in the
west the German Central News cor
respondent at Amsterdam reports.
Bolh the military critics and the war
correspondents are joining IN this
verbal battery work.
"A most mouHtruus thing o. await
Ing this continent" the NossHchc
Zeltung says Never tn history will
the memory ~ this February be- cf-
faced "
IN the Tngcbllit. tho military ex-
pert of that newspaper. Lieutenant
General Baron Armand Won Ard"nnc,
says that from the meeting Of the
German and Austrian cmperorr with
their military advisers at hesdqunr-
terz II may be- concluded that tho
pause In the fighting will soon end.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
uIIlE PARK TAYLOR
MAY DIE FROM BURNS
'''Ny Injured When Home
'Achcs Fire; Mother Also Is
IN Oklahoma Hospital.

e Mary Taylor ana son. Park,
N,.r,is ola, are 10 the oklahoma
rp''', a' the result Of serious burns
n, n,'eA iu blaze, which DESTROYED
yt,,.- n,''nr I'm the Maryland addition
'Flly afternoon. A child only
M. w months old, was burned. tho
b d, ,rlously, and Il ana the father,
tbs l'' Tor who was not ut home at
tory 'l 'he fire, are with neigh
,6ss 6ss Taylor. about 4 O'Clock In mo
t,r,anooh, urtea to build a fire n
,sslhR Tor supper, She poured
Wy from a can on TO the fire and
io, AP'olon resulted, which set the
u on fire. Mrs Taylor nick ed
ne b91y and ran out Of az
lr. Then she discovered that her
an. tAn was stiil Inside. Going back
boy nm she received burns The
a's2 was badly burned. II was
bs az the hospital last nfxht tbat
hi recovery or tho hoy was doubt-
NJ, ana that the condition OF Mrs
~, was very serious.
h,, uo homo had been co,,,rt.t,a
oecr snort time, and the family bnd
lo,,- -p'ea Il only few DAYS The
ils6a estimated at approximntely
Ners including tho contents. which
plo,,SS S'Ao burned. Nr. TAYLOR b er
"''h the Prarie on company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
M .lM0TH AMERICAN
.DE GUNS BOOMING
Largest Caliber Rifles in Use
Both by Pershing's Army
And on Italian Front.
CONSIDERED WORLDS BEST
Still More Powerful Ordnance
Being Built In Factories
of United States.


WASHiNuTpN' Feb. 1p'~~N'he''-
can. built ordnance OF tho latest type
ana b.avtss, ,alih,r--iO-ineh. IA
- -. A., .,,l..
ihch anu i'-'"oh 'h'"s "'' :" WV
on the sector OF the western front
helh by the American armg and on
ha t,a,,an ,rnr, a v.. ,arrraa In.
Az AZ =, ,ha .ar a.nsrtmsrt ,rhe yen.
"s, y" haida, ha. .ss, ,hat vary f.w
A,narIcan haaIv guns wsre in Eu-
rnne
h'h .,o. s.n, "a ttalv include n
,,n,,Ia -, A ineh ,tr,a. hnth ~ AZ
IA ra ,a,,s.r TIM isi,.r was con.
ataa.s r. ,,o., nnaa,f,,i ,.va,
, w. n, xis,a,'rs u,,i, ,h. ron
,I, r,,ssIon,rn ~ ~. n,,,ish ha,,l,shlnr
- ~ Green Ei,..h.,h oiaxs with
~ ,nnh 800 Amartcan ,xnsr,s ,,ili
b.tiay. ,hst ,ha Ia.incb b0-eailbar
r,,,a 4. hard., h,,an. ana more
arn1ra,. aver ,h.n ,ha laryer grtt-
Ish ,sanon
n Sno,',. ,.o,, t,sty .av IN. rs.nita
achinvea nv aha beavy Amsr1oa,
arananc. air.adv h.. .l,clt.d az
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Only Three Days Left
To Fin ont Your Tax
Report, Say Collectors

Internal revenue agents will re-
main in Tulsa Just uSee more
days They viii close the office
here on Thursday evening. when
O., u. Ahorcrombie and his staff
~ four assistants will return to
their field work IN investigating,
returns under the income tax law.
The office has been Ewampcd
tho pnst few days with people who
Wnnt9i assistance In filling out
their blanks.
Tho period for filing returns
has boon extended TO April /. but
after Thursday any one In Tulsa
who wants assistance or informa-
ton will have to 20 to Oklahoma
city for II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
NAMES OF 'SINKERS' GIVEN
Swift and Libby, Mcneil &
Libby Companies Men
Cited by Heney.
PERFECT MONOPOLY SOUGHT
Attempts Made to Secure
Control of Competing
Commodities.

CHICAGO. Feb. % With the an
noaurcd intention Of showing that
the hig Chicago packers had taken
strps immediately after the entrance
OF inc United states into the war ~
place mon IN the food administration,
prior On It's creation. who would not
allow the packing industry To be-
placed at a dtsGdyantage. Francis i.
Honey, ia charge Of the federal In
yesurltion OF tho packing Industries.
today read vomminOus letters taken
from tL.e files Of the packers, before
United states Commissioner Jose ph
+ Davies
Mr Honey declared later In tho
dsy that ~ least six men who drew
salaries from the pHcking companies
and their subsidiaries. were holding
importans posts IN the food admins
irltion These men. ne indicated.
were placed In the food administra-
ton for np other purpose than TO
head pff any action which would be
detrimental 10 the packers.
Monopolics Sought
The day was taken up In the read
Ing of l0ttNrS which Mr.. Ileney de
c.arco tu be the foundation OF case
iu witch he viii attempt to prove
that the packers have set out not
only TO control The workings OF tho
food adminiatrH.ion in'its relation to
the packing concerns. but also to get
control of certain Commodities which
are competing with products OF the
packing Industries OF a similar ma
<Sfe
vi8lally all of the letters read by
Mr. Heuey Indicated that the pack
ers watched with deepest concern the
evolution OF the food administration.
Telegrams between the different
h'g~packers sent over Private wires
Maintained by them. showed that
Practically eveey appointec 20 the
different departments OF the food ad-
nlnis'ratlon was discussed by the
packers with coujectures as to his
attitude toward their concerns
Names Exposed.
The names OF three OF the men
Who holl posts I'm tho food admins
trAtion while drawing salaries from
NE packers were given out hy Mr.
Heney They are: T. s. Brooks, an
employe NJ Swift g. Co T. O. Heyl.
first assistant head OF the depart
ment ON the coordination of pur-
chMes and w +. Pricbc, chief of
Tho division OF poultry and eggs and
perishahle markets Mr. Hcney said
mat hr Heyl is paid n salary by
iahoy Mcneil 81 Libby CO., subsi-
dary OF Swift & CO.. while Priebe
head NJ the w. =. priebe a Co,
subsidiary of swift 4 Co
Tomorrow several witnesses from
Missouri and Wisconsin viii be heard.
Ihey are representatives OF creamery
soa butter concerns According TO
Nr lleHcy they are 20 hc put on the
'ah1 10 give evidence I'm support OF
A'AooY tf/t the packers are tying
I" mouopoliIc the creamery and but
W Industries. which Mr. Honey de-
cared arc competing with olcomar-
GNune. % packing house pJtduct,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
JaPs RELIEVED LANDED
At klADltOSJuk

For some time Boishesiki elements
have been operating at various
points In eastern siberia and even In
Manohuria. In December n was re-
ported that Japanese had landed az
Vladivostok, where large quantities
OF storea for tho Russians had con-
Rehied and where tho Bolsheviki
we're said 10 be gathering prcpara-
tory tn an attack with the object of
capturing these supplies Tho Jap
nnese minister Of foreign affaira.
however. in an interview denied that
Japan was mobllizing or landing
troops IN siberia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
STEP LONG EXPECTED
Preparations Made With
Great Care by the
Island Empire.
GERMANS BECOMING ACTIVE
Two thousand Under Arms s.
Others Being Rushed
Into Territory

HARBIN, Wednesday, Feb.
20.--The Japanese, according
to reliable authority. intend
to take action in Siberia at an
early date and there are evi-
dences that the Japanese
have long been preparing to
carry out this move.
The situation in Siberia is
considered extremely grave,
owing to the inability OF the
Cossack general, Semenoff.
head of the anti-Bolshcvika
movement In. that vast terri
tory, to secure allied support,
for which he has appealed to
the Japanese. .
General Semenoff's move
ment now Is officially recog-
nized and general commit
tee has been formed at Har-
bin, which will act as 4 gen-
eral staff divided into three
departments---financial, mill
tary and administrative. The
Russian consul, M. Popoff,
has been appointed chairman
Of the committee.
Two thousand Germans
5have been armed and are
drilling Mt Irkutsk, capital Of
the government of Irkutsk In
eastern Siberia and according
to an official report received
from u foreign consul, the
Germans are making eh
preparations to bring much
larger forces there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Three-Member Election
Board Republican Plan


Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. FEB. 2B.--A
new election law, with provisions
that the state election board shall
be composed Of three members --
one each from the Republican. Deni-
ocrat ana Socialist parties was
agreed uIsn at meeting OF a spo.
cial committee from the Republican
slatc organization here today
Tho committee had been appoint
ed and called by Chairman Arthur
~ Geissier 81 tho state committee.
County and precinct hoarda would
be coIposcd on the same basis Bs
the state board, IL N proposed Fur
ther details " the propogsd law Will
be- arranged by q special committee
ana reported back FOR final action
tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Texas city Visited by
$250,000 COnfidgratiOn

DALLAS Texas. Feb 2G,--Fre
sweeping the business center OF Ian
caster fourteen miles south OF pal
las. today destroyed four blocks ~
buildings. with mn estimated none
tary lose ~ $4,000, No lives were
lost 40 far ~ could be ascertgined
up 20 late tonight Engine compa
nies from Dallas. WRSahachie and
Ferris, responding ID appeals for as
distance, reached Lancaster after
four brick buildings. seven frame
houses. a grain elevator. the Chris-
tian church, Katy hotel and six
dwellings had been destroyed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
TEN KILLED; HUNDRED
INJURED IN COLLISION
Southern Hallway Passenger Train
Crashes Into Rear of Another
Acar Columbia.

COLUMBIA. s. c. Feb. e5.--The
bodies " ten persons killed. In a
wreck this afternoon when train No.
az OF the Southern tyahway from
Asho,ille crashed into the rear Of
train 30, ls from Grecnviiie at
Frosts. near here, were brought To
Columbia late today NonQ OF the
dead have vet been identified. The
injured, ~ Of whom Rre said TO be
hurt seriously. are IN hospitals here.
Il was estimated that one hundred
more were more or less seriously in
iured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Gore Says Congress
Is Wilson'S Stare

WASHINGTON. Feb. Senator
Gore, chief sponsor for bills 70 In
crease the fixed price of wheat 20
$3.50 practically announced today
htat he expected no action from com
Rress In the face yf President WI
sons proclamation fixing tho price
at S220. lie predicted that farmers
would turn their lands TO other
grain.
There are 80 many senator's and
cupErossmen who vote exactly as
they are told 10 vote said Senator
Gore, that nothing can be done
against tho Wishes OF the admlnla-
Jntiop %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

UkTlNUOMA CIIY Ukln. FOb
yJ-B J. TysinEer "A lawyer OF
AilnFum, WAS today appointed By
Governor Williams 10 the place on
the supreme court bench vacated
thru tho death VI Justice Charles NJ
Thnck-r Mr. Tysinger has been a
resident ef Mangum for the past ten
years. coming from Dalton, Ga. lie
viii quality and assume his duties
Immediately
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Texas Legislators Are
Injured in Auto Crash

DALLAS. Texas. Feb 90. james
+ FIorer. flotorol representative in
tho Texas legislature from Dallas
county. was probably fatally injured.
and G. o. taney representative from
tho Furiy-fourih district seriously
hurt iu unutowubilc accident near
Dallas tonight Me, Iuur'r suffered
cou.oIssiuu Of the traiu and injury
10 his spine Physicians say hD has
ANEht change Of recovery Mr.
IAuey was conscious at - o'eiock,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Fire AUidtOrs Killed
Flying Win PershiHg

WASHINGTON Feb, 25-Tho
deaths Of a lieutenant and four en-
dcts, resulting from aeroplane acct
dents, were reported TO the war 10.
purtmcnt today by General pcrsh
ing The dead are Lieutenant lie
land J lIagadorn. Orleans n y
Cadets Clark B. Nichol. phila-
dclphia. a. L. Sullmau. New York
city. Donald E Carlton, proyldcnr,
n. l.. ana Arthur It, Wilson rhIp-
dclphia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

TVkIV. Fed. zb,-~AotiOn OF the
United States In placing all foreign
trade under license caused great un-
easlness at first In business circles
However. the foreign minister, Via
count Motuno.and the Vice foreign
minister, KiInro shidehara. as well
as the entire metropolitan preS, resi-
olutel, defended the pOsltion of ths
United states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
Ten Thousand Chinese
Soldiers Start Repolt

PEKING. wednesday. FEB. 90
General Feng Yuh Slang. IN com
mand OF 10000 northern troops. hns
rebelled against recent mandate Of
President Feng Kwo Chans urging
the general who IA notheruer, 20
attack the southern rebels. General
FeuF Is said 10 have established him
self near Eiauklang. on the border
OF the provinces ot Hupeh ana Hn-
nan, and Is giving help 10 the south
erners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
A Daniel!

WASHINGTON. Fcb. 25.---Chn
nCtcriyine the house of representa-
lives ~ the most Inefficient md
TNurnsiyc hnrnlclc thht ever ut
tni'hcd itself tu ahip ~ state"
Representative Fuller tindcpcnd-
cnU ~ Mn-sn nrhu.ctts today re-
signed his place as a member Of
titl committee on Interior depart
mcnt expenditures. which hc de-
clnrrd. Ike two thltd- of the other
house committees, had no excuse
for existing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
.SLAVS ORDERED
TO GIVE BATTLE
GERMANS CAPTURE REVAL
Pskoy Also Falls; Is Only
100 Miles From the
Russian Capital

LONDON. Feb e5 GcnersJ nru-
i'Ntyh has uccn appointed succosHor
T." t'"sl.s:.. %::.i!s-s;;' !!s-s;;',s 80 ,yruruHu,irr
.iu.chicr of the Russian armies. ac-
.cordlus 60 nrrlln Dispatch for
Wardrd from Amsterdam bS the Cen
tru News agency. General jNrujc-
witch. according to the mapsaRes haa
been proclaimed dictator ANA has or
.dcrod The Russian uoons to nght to
the last nrujeyitch was formerly
chief uf STATE 10 Ni1nsiRn Brylunku.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
>" - . . - :
The Weather

TULSA Frb 90
MANimun 60 mint
num ~ north winds
lud partly cloudy
OKLAHOMA ANI
NEST TEXAS Turt
lay and Wedpcsday
fair
LOUISIANA ASH
EAST TEXAS Toes
day faIr rcldct u
The inicrior, Mcd1 "h
lay fair
ARk ANSN4 TurH
lay taI. colder u.
fatt portion MrlurA
day ar
KANSAS Grurr
AI.f hIr aud warmer
Tuesday aul " vdHes
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

TI0 UUIICN TuIlcl thO MlSsUurI
house n Fast second and Detroit
Inst uiEht ana fifteen men Who were
found banking in the office were
bJuurhl 10 the station N0Wrnncy
charges were plpced against the inen
md % hearing gill hc given then. To-
A-iy bee 'ho municipal court In 'he
gang were q number Of floatcrs nc
cording 90 the police, who have not
been nj work,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

- NTIANTIN FONT Feb. 10
W''e,nieen members OF the crew OF
tt,lt,Ih'sh steamship Trauquehar
,s.h l'it am American port severaI
49,. ago FOR Europe. were brought
b,, 'odt' by an American steamer
eng been transferred az sea In
,sig.I 20 conserve the supply of pro-
is.oNs oi the Danish ship, which had
mSa lfhycd by storms and Il broken
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
HERTLING LIKES
WILSON THEORY
GermanY's Chancellor Agrees
Fundamentally With Four
Principles.
AFRAID TO TRUST WORLD
Universe Considered Prciu-
diced Too Much in
Favor Of Allies. y

AMSTERDAM. Fob. 25 surta-
ing before tho ru.chsng the Wpo
iifl German chancellor. Count luu
llcr''uE ngdp this declaration
~ can fundamentally urr.e with
the four principles which. lu Ir.Hl-
dent wilson N-"W. must Nu applied
iu a mutual exchange ot views. and
thus declare with prDuduut Wilson
that q general peace. can ho dI-
cussed ON such q basis
"Ouly ono reserve need bo made
IN this connections These principles
must not only bc prupps uy the
president NJ the United States but
an states and peoples
Afraid Ia Trust World
nut thH goal has not vet bccu
reached Thee ts stil no court nt
arbitration established hv an tho
nations fur the preservation ~ peace
M the name of Justice When prca-
don't Wilson incidentally SAYS tnnt
the Gofmau chancellor b. speaking
to the tribunal of the entire world.
I must decline THIS tribunal asoIrcl-
udiCed. iugully aa would greet it If
an impartial court ~ arbitration oN-
lsted ana rladlv u.s. I would co-op-
crate TO realize such ideals.
"lrfortunatrlv however thoro is
no trace OF similar statements on tho
part Of leading powers OF the ON.
tcnte.
England impcrinlIslc.
"Eugland's w1r aims arc SIN
thorUN imperiulWtlc and she wants
20 impose ON the world peace uc.
CnJding 10 EngIaud's good pleasure.
when England talks about the
peoples right OF srlb-dctCrminatio
she does not think of applying the
principle 10 ireland. Egypt and
India
1T has been repeatedly said that
We dg not contemplate retaining Bel
gium. but that We must be safe
guarded from the danger pf a coun-
try with which we desire after the
war to give IN peace ana friendship
becoming the object or jumping ofs
ground Of enemy machiultions. H.
therefore. a proposal came front the
opposing side, for example from the
government IN HRvre We should not
adopt an antagonlstlc attitude. even
tho the discussion at first might only
be unblnding
Meanwhile ] readily admit that
President Wilfon's message ~ ieh-
ruarX / constitutes perhaps small
step toward mutual rapprOach-
ment"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
LaFOHefte Condemned
By Wisconsin Senate

MADISON. WIS Feh. 25 "A 10y
atty resolution. including an amend.
mot gondeWnipR senator LaFOnctte
Tor his attitude toward the war.
passed the state senate tonight By a
vote Of 20 10 3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26
DO Your Coal Shopping :
Early, Garfield Urges

WANrrNGToN Feb. 2b.-Fuel
Nuh'n's'rafor Garfield today ad-
s,d an householders to buy their
,oI"al supply OF coal for next win
T IN Toe regular way as soon as the
wal Is ayaAable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-26

Annoy. Chlul. Fob 90 Nearly
l0ay1 persons lost thtir lives us t
result OF tha recent earthquake Iu tpo
Annoy hintcrland, according to the
" Test repUrls from SWlluM.